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SLLU252 – September 2016

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TUSB422 EVM Quick Start Guide

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Header Settings

There are several headers provided for the EVM and device configuration purposes. Refer to the board
schematics in the datasheet (

SLLSEW6

) for details.

Table 2. Headers With SHUNT Configuration Options

Reference

Designator

Header Control

Function

Default SHUNT

Setting

Description

J7

BOOST5V

OPEN

When SHUNT is placed, 5 V is supplied to the board by the
LaunchPAD instead of the on-board regulator. Remove the SHUNT
on J10 if a SHUNT is to be placed on J7.

J4

BOOST3P3V

OPEN

When SHUNT is placed, 3P3V is supplied to the board by the
LaunchPAD instead of the on-board regulator. Remove the SHUNT
on J10 if a SHUNT is to be placed on J4.

J9

VCONN

SHUNT ON 1-2

Connects VCONN output:
SHUNT ON 1–2: VCONN connected
SHUNT OFF: VCONN disconnected

J10

5V_VIN

SHUNT ON 1-2

Connects 5-V source:
SHUNT ON 1–2: 5-V Source Connected
SHUNT OFF: 5-V source disconnected

J11

IO Pull-up Selection

SHUNT ON 1-2

Configures TUSB422 pull-up voltage to 3P3V vs. 1P8V:
SHUNT ON 1-2: Pull-up voltage = 3P3V
SHUNT ON 2-3: Pull-up voltage = 1P8V

J14

HV VBUS Source

Selection

SHUNT ON 2-3

Configures high voltage VBUS source:
SHUNT ON 1-2: VBUS source = 15 V
SHUNT ON 2-3: VBUS source = 9 V

Table 3. Other Headers and Test Loops

Reference

Designator

Header Function

Description

J15

CC1 and CC2 Probe

CC1 and CC2 probe and debug

J5 and J6

LaunchPAD headers

LaunchPAD connection

J13

5 V/VBATT input

5 V/VBATT external input. On-board 5-V input must be disconnected (remove J10
or SW1 in OFF position (position 2)).

J16

SBU1/SBU2

SBU1/SBU2 probe and debug

J2

Test header

Various signal probe and debug. See schematics for details

LP4

USB Type-C connector

VBUS

Connects to USB Type-C connector VBUS for measurement and debug purposes.

LP6

TUSB422 VBUS

Connects to TUSB422 VBUS input. Use the test loop to supply VBUS externally.
Make sure there is no other source driving TUSB422 VBUS.

LP1

TUSB422 VDD

Connects to TUSB422 VDD. Remove R5 if external power supply is to be
connected to LP1 for current measurement purposes.

LP2

VDD

Test loop for measuring VDD input. If an external power supply is to be used, an
on-board VDD source

must

be removed. When R5 is removed, the device current

can be measured through LP2 and LP1.

LP7

VBUS power out

When the EVM and TUSB422 is in VBUS SINK operation, VBUS output can be
measured via LP7.

LP1 and LP8

GND

GND probe and debug purposes.

Do not connect to power source.

Summary of Contents for TUSB422 EVM

Page 1: ...USB422 EVM 2 2 MSP430 LaunchPAD With TUSB422 BoosterPack 4 3 Serial Port Setup 5 List of Tables 1 Default Switch Configuration Settings 2 2 Headers With SHUNT Configuration Options 3 3 Other Headers and Test Loops 3 1 TUSB422 BoosterPack EVM The TUSB422 BoosterPack EVM is designed to evaluate the TUSB422 device The EVM can operate stand alone or with an MSP43x LaunchPAD The board can be powered vi...

Page 2: ...are provided for the EVM and device configuration purposes Unless other modes of operation are desired for test purposes TI recommends using the default switch configurations in Table 1 Refer to the board schematics in the datasheet SLLSEW6 for details Table 1 Default Switch Configuration Settings Reference Designator SW Control Function Default Switch Setting Description SW1 1 SCL OFF Debug only ...

Page 3: ... 3 Pull up voltage 1P8V J14 HV VBUS Source Selection SHUNT ON 2 3 Configures high voltage VBUS source SHUNT ON 1 2 VBUS source 15 V SHUNT ON 2 3 VBUS source 9 V Table 3 Other Headers and Test Loops Reference Designator Header Function Description J15 CC1 and CC2 Probe CC1 and CC2 probe and debug J5 and J6 LaunchPAD headers LaunchPAD connection J13 5 V VBATT input 5 V VBATT external input On board ...

Page 4: ...he device IO 6 The EVM is now ready to be configured for the desired mode of operation 5 2 MSP43x LaunchPAD Operation 1 Ensure all power is OFF 2 Plug the TUSB422 BoosterPack into the MSP43x LaunchPAD An example illustration with the MSP430 LaunchPAD with TUSB422 BoosterPack connection is shown in Figure 2 Figure 2 MSP430 LaunchPAD With TUSB422 BoosterPack 3 On the TUSB422 EVM ensure all DIP switc...

Page 5: ... and on OFF position then DCIN position NOTE The SW3 Reset button on the MSP430 may have to be held then power cycle the TUSB422 BoosterPack as there is a chance the device enters an unknown state when back powered by IOs 8 An example configuration of the com terminal is shown in Figure 3 if the test log is to be viewed via the UART terminal Select Port based upon the COM port number of the UART t...

Page 6: ...ring the warranty period to the address designated by TI and that are determined by TI not to conform to such warranty If TI elects to repair or replace such EVM TI shall have a reasonable time to repair such EVM or provide replacements Repaired EVMs shall be warranted for the remainder of the original warranty period Replaced EVMs shall be warranted for a new full ninety 90 day warranty period 3 ...

Page 7: ... by Industry Canada to operate with the antenna types listed in the user guide with the maximum permissible gain and required antenna impedance for each antenna type indicated Antenna types not included in this list having a gain greater than the maximum gain indicated for that type are strictly prohibited for use with this device Concernant les EVMs avec antennes détachables Conformément à la rég...

Page 8: ... connecting any load to the EVM output If there is uncertainty as to the load specification please contact a TI field representative During normal operation even with the inputs and outputs kept within the specified allowable ranges some circuit components may have elevated case temperatures These components include but are not limited to linear regulators switching transistors pass transistors cu...

Page 9: ...F REMOVAL OR REINSTALLATION ANCILLARY COSTS TO THE PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES RETESTING OUTSIDE COMPUTER TIME LABOR COSTS LOSS OF GOODWILL LOSS OF PROFITS LOSS OF SAVINGS LOSS OF USE LOSS OF DATA OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION NO CLAIM SUIT OR ACTION SHALL BE BROUGHT AGAINST TI MORE THAN ONE YEAR AFTER THE RELATED CAUSE OF ACTION HAS OCCURRED 8 2 Specific Limitations IN NO EVENT SHALL T...

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