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  • [FAQ] AM625 / AM623 / AM620-Q1 / AM62Ax / AM62Px / AM62D-Q1 / AM62L / AM64x / AM243x Design Recommendations / Custom board hardware design - Queries related to RGMII interface and RGMII TI EPHY

    Part Number: AM62A3 AM62P AM62A7 AM6412 AM2431 AM620-Q1 AM62D-Q1 AM62P-Q1 AM625-Q1 AM2432 AM62L AM62A1-Q1 AM62A7-Q1 AM6441 AM6442 AM2434 AM6411 AM625 AM62A3-Q1 AM6422 AM623 AM625SIP Other Parts Discussed in Thread: AM62P , OMAP-L138 , AM3352 , AM6442…

  • [FAQ] AM625 / AM623 / AM620-Q1 / AM62Ax / AM62Px / AM62D-Q1 / AM62L / AM64x / AM243x Design Recommendations / Custom board hardware design - Queries related to RMII interface and RMII TI EPHY

    Part Number: AM62A3 AM62P AM62A7 AM6412 AM2431 AM620-Q1 AM62D-Q1 AM62P-Q1 AM625-Q1 AM2432 AM62L AM62A1-Q1 AM62A7-Q1 AM6441 AM6442 AM2434 AM6411 AM625 AM62A3-Q1 AM6422 AM623 AM625SIP Other Parts Discussed in Thread: AM62P , OMAP-L138 , AM6442 , DP83825I…

  • [FAQ] AM62P: Display SubSystem (DSS): Basic Debugging and Forum Best Practices

    Part Number: AM62P Other Parts Discussed in Thread: AM62L Tool/software: This FAQ will talk about how one should perform basic debugging when facing Linux Display Related issues on AM62P / AM62x / AM62L / AM62A. In case the debugging doesn't help…

  • [FAQ] AM6442, AM6441, AM6422, AM6421, AM6412, AM6411 and AM2434, AM2432, AM2431 (ALV, ALX) Custom board hardware design – Queries regarding MCU_OSC0 LVCMOS Digital Clock Source

    Part Number: AM6442 Tool/software: Hi TI Experts, Can you share the external LVCMOS Digital Clock Source specifications and guidelines while using external LVCMOS clock input as the processor clock source for MCU_OSC0

  • [FAQ] J7200XSOMXEVM: Enable USB2.0 in UBOOT

    Part Number: J7200XSOMXEVM Tool/software: How to enable USB2.0 in UBOOT?

  • [FAQ] [Alert] DM R5F can crash in certain conditions: AM62x, AM62Ax, AM62Dx, AM62Px, AM67, AM67A

    Other Parts Discussed in Thread: AM67 , AM67A Criticality High Hardware Devices and Revisions Affected AM62x, AM62Ax, AM62Dx, AM62Px: SDK 10.1 and earlier AM67, AM67A: SDK 11.0 and earlier Description The primary role of the Device Management…

  • [FAQ] AM625 / AM623 / AM620-Q1 / AM62L / AM62Ax / AM62D-Q1 / AM62Px / AM64x / AM243x Design Recommendations / Commonly Observed Errors during Custom board hardware design – Queries related to LVCMOS input Hysteresis

    Part Number: AM62L Tool/software: HI TI experts, I have the below queries regarding LVCMOS hysteresis LVCMOS IOs that support (implements) hysteresis LVCMOS IOs hysteresis specifications Enabling LVCMOS IOs hysteresis

  • [FAQ] SPL Boot: How to find the DM R5F binary that is built into tispl.bin

    Other Parts Discussed in Thread: AM67 , AM67A Parts Discussed in Thread: AM62x, AM62Ax, AM62Dx, AM62Px, AM67, AM67A The primary role of the Device Management (DM) R5F core is to run the DM task. However, there may be other non-DM code running on the…

  • [FAQ] AM2434, AM2432, AM2431 Custom board hardware design - Difference in supported peripherals, peripheral instances and IOs between ALV and ALX packages

    Part Number: AM6411 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS65219 Tool/software: Hi TI Experts, In the AM243x data sheet, i see 2 packages. Can you summarize the difference is peripherals and IOs.

  • [FAQ] DM R5F can crash in certain conditions: AM62x, AM62Ax, AM62Dx, AM62Px, AM67, AM67A

    Other Parts Discussed in Thread: AM67 , AM67A This is the companion FAQ for [FAQ] [Alert] DM R5F can crash in certain conditions: AM62x, AM62Ax, AM62Dx, AM62Px, AM67, AM67A Please read the alert first. General questions What is the root cause…

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