What is the purpose of the fifth bit in the CFGGP[4:0] to CFG[3:0] bits? It mentions that its referred to as 5 bits to 4, and the 5th bit is unclear of what happens to it during boot-up of the processor.
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What is the purpose of the fifth bit in the CFGGP[4:0] to CFG[3:0] bits? It mentions that its referred to as 5 bits to 4, and the 5th bit is unclear of what happens to it during boot-up of the processor.
Thank you
William,
It just means that we allocated an extra bit to this boot configuration field. We wanted to make it clear that you will be using 4 bits, and refer to this as CFG[3:0].
For safe and reliable operation, keep CFGGP[4] at 0.
Regards,
RandyP