Please use the pin mux utility provided by Texas Instruments to determine which peripherals can be used simultaneously.
The pinmux Tool is available at http://ap-fpdsp-swapps.dal.design.ti.com/index.php/AM33x_Collaterals#Tools
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Is it possible to have the fallowing IOs configured at the same time?
a: two 10/100 and option for one 10/100 and one 10/100/1000.
b: on the same bus have NAND and local bus.
c: boot from NAND and option to boot from SPI
d: AT least one I2C but 2 is preffered.
e: 2 USB ports
f: 1 SPI but two preferd.
g: One SDIO interface.
-Tom-
Please use the pin mux utility provided by Texas Instruments to determine which peripherals can be used simultaneously.
The pinmux Tool is available at http://ap-fpdsp-swapps.dal.design.ti.com/index.php/AM33x_Collaterals#Tools
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Sorry, the correct link for the pinmux utility is here: http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Pin_Mux_Utility_for_ARM_MPU_Processors
I have been using this program since day one and I have issues with selecting these IOs. Can TI tell me if the following IO selection is possible or not?
a: Two I2C ports (at least).
b: Once SPI with 2 Chip select or Two SPI with 2 chip select each(preferred)
c: Two Ethernet ports one port 10/100 and another one 10/100/1000.
d: One 4 bit SDIO.
e: One 8/16 bit Nand.
f: One 16 bit host interface.
g: Two USB interface.
-Tom-
General Complete name : C:\Documents and Settings\a47359\My Documents\Accounts\Encore_Networks\AM335x\Pin_Mux\PinMuxDesignState_AM335x.dat File size : 25.3 KiB
Here is my pin mux configuration from the tool. Could you verify??
Tom
I could not get your dat file to load.
I've attached one I generated. Take a look at it to see if it meets you needs. It includes:
2 x I2C
2 x SPI (SPI0 with 2xCS and SPI1 with 1xCS)
RGMII & RMII
MMC0 (full)
16-bit NAND
2 x USB
I'm not sure what the 16-bit host interface is.
Paul
Hello Paul,
Even we are designing our application with AM335x.
Apart from the above peripherals we need LCD display and a FPGA to be connected.
looking into the PINMUX utility, I understood the 8-bit LCD could be connected,
could you please let me know what solution is there to connect a FPGA board.
Regards.
Ayus
Michele
There are no pinmux datafiles for the EVM as it was designed before the AM335x parts were supported by the pinmux tool.
Paul
Hello Paul
Thank you!
Actually we will be using EtherCat and Ethernet also,
in that case the pinmux would leave only fews LCD pins(only 8-bit LCD could be connected).
Apart from that we will be connecting NOR-Flash, USB, UART etc.
Regards.
Hello Paul
Thank you!
Actually we will be using EtherCat and Ethernet also,
in that case the pinmux would leave only fews LCD pins(only 8-bit LCD could be connected).
Apart from that we will be connecting NOR-Flash, USB, UART..
Regards.