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User's Manual  l  MBa57xx UM 0100  l  © 2020, TQ-Systems GmbH 

 

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4.1.1.3 

Pinout TQMa57xx (continued) 

 

Table 7: 

Pinout connector X4, (TQMa57xx: X4) 

Ball 

Type 

Level 

Group 

Signal 

Pin 

Signal 

Group 

Level 

Type 

Ball 

– 

0 V 

GND 

DGND 

USB3.0_DRVVBUS 

USB 

3.3 V 

AB10 

AC12 

I/O 

3.3 V 

USB 

USB3.0_DM 

DGND 

GND 

0 V 

– 

AD12 

I/O 

3.3 V 

USB 

USB3.0_DP 

DGND 

GND 

0 V 

– 

– 

0 V 

GND 

DGND 

DGND 

GND 

0 V 

– 

AC11 

1.8 V 

USB 

USB3.0_TXN0 

10 

USB3.0_RXP0 

USB 

1.8 V 

AE12 

AD11 

1.8 V 

USB 

USB3.0_TXP0 

11 

12 

USB3.0_RXN0 

USB 

1.8 V 

AF12 

– 

0 V 

GND 

DGND 

13 

14 

DGND 

GND 

0 V 

– 

AE11 

I/O 

3.3 V 

USB 

USB2.0_DP 

15 

16 

USB2.0_DM 

USB 

3.3 V 

I/O 

AF11 

AC16 

3.3 V 

USB 

USB2.0_OTG_ID 

17 

18 

USB2.0_DRVVBUS 

USB 

3.3 V 

AC10 

– 

0 V 

GND 

DGND 

19 

20 

DGND 

GND 

0 V 

– 

AH9 

1.8 V 

SATA 

SATA1_RXN0 

21 

22 

SATA1_TXN0 

SATA 

1.8 V 

AG10 

AG9 

1.8 V 

SATA 

SATA1_RXP0 

23 

24 

SATA1_TXP0 

SATA 

1.8 V 

AH10 

– 

0 V 

GND 

DGND 

25 

26 

DGND 

GND 

0 V 

– 

– 

0 V 

GND 

DGND 

27 

28 

PCIE_RXN1 

PCIE 

1.8 V 

AG11 

– 

0 V 

GND 

DGND 

29 

30 

PCIE_RXP1 

PCIE 

1.8 V 

AH11 

AG13 

1.8 V 

PCIE 

PCIE_RXN0 

31 

32 

DGND 

GND 

0 V 

– 

AH13 

1.8 V 

PCIE 

PCIE_RXP0 

33 

34 

DGND 

GND 

0 V 

– 

– 

0 V 

GND 

DGND 

35 

36 

PCIE_TXN1 

PCIE 

1.8 V 

AG12 

– 

0 V 

GND 

DGND 

37 

38 

PCIE_TXP1 

PCIE 

1.8 V 

AH12 

AG15 

1.8 V 

PCIE 

PCIE_CLKP 

39 

40 

DGND 

GND 

0 V 

– 

AH15 

1.8 V 

PCIE 

PCIE_CLKN 

41 

42 

DGND 

GND 

0 V 

– 

– 

0 V 

GND 

DGND 

43 

44 

PCIE_TXN0 

PCIE 

1.8 V 

AG14 

– 

0 V 

GND 

DGND 

45 

46 

PCIE_TXP0 

PCIE 

1.8 V 

AH14 

AG16 

1.8 V 

HDMI 

HDMI1_CLOCKX 

47 

48 

DGND 

GND 

0 V 

– 

AH16 

1.8 V 

HDMI 

HDMI1_CLOCKY 

49 

50 

DGND 

GND 

0 V 

– 

– 

0 V 

GND 

DGND 

51 

52 

DGND 

GND 

0 V 

– 

AG18 

1.8 V 

HDMI 

HDMI1_DATA1X 

53 

54 

HDMI1_DATA0X 

HDMI 

1.8 V 

AG17 

AH18 

1.8 V 

HDMI 

HDMI1_DATA1Y 

55 

56 

HDMI1_DATA0Y 

HDMI 

1.8 V 

AH17 

– 

0 V 

GND 

DGND 

57 

58 

DGND 

GND 

0 V 

– 

AH19 

1.8 V 

HDMI 

HDMI1_DATA2Y 

59 

60 

HDMI1_DATA2X 

HDMI 

1.8 V 

AG19 

– 

0 V 

GND 

DGND 

61 

62 

DGND 

GND 

0 V 

– 

R6 

I/O 

1.8 V 

GPIO 

GPIO7_3_R6 

63 

64 

QSPI_SCK 

QSPI 

1.8 V 

R2 

Y9 

3.3 V 

SD 

MMC1_SDWP 

65 

66 

QSPI_RTCLK 

QSPI 

1.8 V 

R3 

– 

0 V 

GND 

DGND 

67 

68 

QSPI_SS1# 

QSPI 

1.8 V 

P1 

W6 

3.3 V 

SD 

MMC1_CLK 

69 

70 

DGND 

GND 

0 V 

– 

Y6 

I/O 

3.3 V 

SD 

MMC1_CMD 

71 

72 

QSPI_DATA0 

QSPI 

1.8 V 

I/O 

U1 

AA6 

I/O 

3.3 V 

SD 

MMC1_DAT[0] 

73 

74 

QSPI_DATA1 

QSPI 

1.8 V 

I/O 

P3 

Y4 

I/O 

3.3 V 

SD 

MMC1_DAT[1] 

75 

76 

QSPI_DATA2 

QSPI 

1.8 V 

I/O 

U2 

AA5 

I/O 

3.3 V 

SD 

MMC1_DAT[2] 

77 

78 

QSPI_DATA3 

QSPI 

1.8 V 

I/O 

T2 

Y3 

I/O 

3.3 V 

SD 

MMC1_DAT[3] 

79 

80 

DGND 

GND 

0 V 

– 

W7 

3.3 V 

SD 

MMC1_SDCD 

81 

82 

QSPI_SS0# 

QSPI 

1.8 V 

P2 

– 

0 V 

GND 

DGND 

83 

84 

GPIO3_22_AE5 

GPIO 

3.3 V 

I/O 

AE5 

AE9 

I/O 

3.3 V 

GPIO 

GPIO3_2_AE9 

85 

86 

GPIO3_23_AE1 

GPIO 

3.3 V 

I/O 

AE1 

AF8 

I/O 

3.3 V 

GPIO 

GPIO3_3_AF8 

87 

88 

GPIO3_24_AE2 

GPIO 

3.3 V 

I/O 

AE2 

– 

0 V 

GND 

DGND 

89 

90 

GPIO3_25_AE6 

GPIO 

3.3 V 

I/O 

AE6 

AF6 

I/O 

3.3 V 

GPIO 

GPIO3_17_AF6 

91 

92 

GPIO3_26_AD2 

GPIO 

3.3 V 

I/O 

AD2 

AF3 

I/O 

3.3 V 

GPIO 

GPIO3_18_AF3 

93 

94 

GPIO3_27_AD3 

GPIO 

3.3 V 

I/O 

AD3 

AF1 

I/O 

3.3 V 

GPIO 

GPIO3_20_AF1 

95 

96 

PR1_PRU0_GPO5_AG4 

ENET 

3.3 V 

AG4 

AE3 

I/O 

3.3 V 

GPIO 

GPIO3_21_AE3 

97 

98 

DGND 

GND 

0 V 

– 

AG7 

I/O 

3.3 V 

GPIO 

GPIO3_6_AG7 

99  100 

PR1_PRU0_GPO6_AG2 

ENET 

3.3 V 

AG2 

AH3 

3.3 V 

ENET 

PR1_PRU0_GPI1_AH3 

101  102 

PR1_PRU0_GPO7_AG3 

ENET 

3.3 V 

AG3 

AH5 

3.3 V 

ENET 

PR1_PRU0_GPI2_AH5 

103  104 

PR1_PRU0_GPO8_AG5 

ENET 

3.3 V 

AG5 

– 

0 V 

GND 

DGND 

105  106 

PR1_PRU0_GPO9_AF2 

ENET 

3.3 V 

AF2 

AG6 

3.3 V 

ENET 

PR1_PRU0_GPI3_AG6 

107  108 

GPIO2_28_N2 

GPIO 

1.8 V 

I/O 

N2 

AH4 

3.3 V 

ENET 

PR1_PRU0_GPI4_AH4 

109  110 

GPIO2_30_AG8 

GPIO 

3.3 V 

I/O 

AG8 

AC17 

I/O 

3.3 V 

GPIO 

GPIO1_1_AC17 

111  112 

GPIO2_31_AH7 

GPIO 

3.3 V 

I/O 

AH7 

AB16 

I/O 

3.3 V 

GPIO 

GPIO1_2_AB16 

113  114 

DGND 

GND 

0 V 

– 

P9 

I/O 

1.8 V 

GPIO 

GPIO2_1_P9 

115  116 

MCASP5_AA4 
(PR2_PRU1_GPO4) 

AUDIO 

3.3 V 

I/O 

AA4 

P4 

I/O 

1.8 V 

GPIO 

GPIO2_2_P4 

117  118 

MCASP5_AB3 
(PR2_PRU1_GPO3) 

AUDIO 

3.3 V 

I/O 

AB3 

– 

0 V 

GND 

DGND 

119  120 

DGND 

GND 

0 V 

– 

 

Summary of Contents for MBa57 Series

Page 1: ...MBa57xx User s Manual MBa57xx UM 0100 15 04 2020...

Page 2: ...2 I2 C address mapping 12 4 1 3 Temperature sensor 13 4 1 4 RTC backup 13 4 1 5 Port Expander 14 4 1 6 Power Management and Reset 15 4 1 7 Power supply 17 4 1 7 1 Protective circuitry 18 4 1 7 2 Power...

Page 3: ...EMC 52 7 2 ESD 52 7 3 Operational safety and personal security 52 8 CLIMATIC AND OPERATIONAL CONDITIONS 52 8 1 Protection against external effects 52 8 2 Reliability and service life 52 9 ENVIRONMENT...

Page 4: ...Table 26 Pinout RS 485 X7 25 Table 27 RS 485 termination DIP switch S5 25 Table 28 Pinout Debug RS 232 X8 26 Table 29 Pinout Debug USB X10 26 Table 30 Debug interface DIP switch S6 26 Table 31 Type o...

Page 5: ...et 10 100 1000BASE T 23 Illustration 13 Block diagram CAN 24 Illustration 14 Block diagram RS 485 25 Illustration 15 Block diagram RS 232 Debug 26 Illustration 16 Block diagram LVDS 27 Illustration 17...

Page 6: ...rademarks are rightly protected by a third party 1 3 Disclaimer TQ Systems GmbH does not guarantee that the information in this User s Manual is up to date correct complete or of good quality Nor does...

Page 7: ...used This symbol represents important details or aspects for working with TQ products Command A font with fixed width is used to denote commands file names or menu items 1 7 Handling and ESD tips Gen...

Page 8: ...e manufacturer s specifications of the components used for example CompactFlash cards are to be taken note of They contain if applicable additional information that must be taken note of for safe and...

Page 9: ...rovided by the TQMa57xx are available on the MBa57xx The function of the AM57xx can be evaluated and therefore the software development for a TQMa57xx project can start immediately The MBa57xx support...

Page 10: ...B Debug 1 X10 USB Micro AB Ethernet Gbit 2 X52 X53 RJ45 2 with integrated magnetics Ethernet 10 100 Base T 2 X21 RJ45 Double with integrated magnetics CAN 2 X5 X6 Phoenix 3 pin Galvanically separated...

Page 11: ...ATA status 8 Green LED Power LEDs 24V 12V 5V 3 3V 3 3V mPCIe 1 8V 1 5V 1 1V 1 Green LED Debug LEDs for USB debug interface 1 Green red LED Reset LED 8 Green yellow LED Ethernet LEDs Activity Speed Pow...

Page 12: ...AM5728 and AM5748 The maximum clock rate of the CPUs is 1 5 GHz the DSPs can be clocked with up to 750 MHz The AM574x supports ECC and Secure Boot More detailed information can be found in the TQMa57...

Page 13: ...3 V JTAG JTAG_EMU1 55 56 GPIO5_5_J11 GPIO 3 3 V I O J11 G21 I O 3 3 V JTAG JTAG_EMU0 57 58 DGND GND 0 V P P 0 V GND DGND 59 60 MCASP8_ACLKX AUDIO 3 3 V I O B17 E12 I O 3 3 V GPIO GPIO5_6_E12 61 62 MC...

Page 14: ...PR1_MII1_RXD0 RGMII1_RXCTL ENET 3 3 V I A3 C4 I O 3 3 V ENET PR1_MII1_RXDV RGMII1_TXD2 37 38 PR1_MII1_RXD1 RGMII1_RXC ENET 3 3 V I C5 C3 I O 3 3 V ENET PR1_MII1_MR_CLK RGMII1_TXD3 39 40 DGND GND 0 V...

Page 15: ...8 V Boot GPMC GPMC_AD 13 GPIO1_19 35 36 GPMC_A 10 GPIO2_0 GPMC 1 8 V O N9 H2 I O 1 8 V Boot GPMC GPMC_AD 14 GPIO1_20 37 38 GPMC_A27_AF4 GPIO3_19 GPMC 3 3 V O AF4 H3 I O 1 8 V Boot GPMC GPMC_AD 15 GPI...

Page 16: ...59 60 HDMI1_DATA2X HDMI 1 8 V O AG19 P 0 V GND DGND 61 62 DGND GND 0 V P R6 I O 1 8 V GPIO GPIO7_3_R6 63 64 QSPI_SCK QSPI 1 8 V O R2 Y9 I 3 3 V SD MMC1_SDWP 65 66 QSPI_RTCLK QSPI 1 8 V I R3 P 0 V GND...

Page 17: ...multiplexing The following table shows the signals used on the two I2 C interfaces Table 8 I2 C signals Signal Direction MBa57xx Remark I2C4_SDA I O X1 88 2 7 k PU to 3 3 V on MBa57xx I2C4_SCL O X1 9...

Page 18: ...backup The TQMa57xx provides a DS1339U 33 RTC which is connected to the I2C1 bus To supply the RTC on the TQMa57xx a 3V lithium battery type CR2032 with very low self discharge is mounted on the MBa5...

Page 19: ..._2 I Push button IO0_3 BUTTON_3 I Push button IO0_4 LCD_EN O Enable LCD X56 IO0_5 USB3 0_H3_OTG_ID I USB ID for OTG IO0_6 PR2_MII0_RST O 10 100 Base Ethernet reset IO0_7 PR2_MII1_RST O 10 100 Base Eth...

Page 20: ...t Remark PMIC_REGEN1 TQMa57xx PMIC O Low Is activated by the TQMa57xx during power sequencing and switches on the carrier board controller for 3 3 V PWR_EN_3V3_DISPLAY Port Expanders PCA9555PW O Low E...

Page 21: ...reset O High CPU hard reset signal as indicator TQMA57_RST_IN I High See TQMa57xx User s Manual push button S8 FTDI JTAG TQMA57_RST_OUT TQMa57xx O High See TQMa57xx User s Manual Active when AM57 rese...

Page 22: ...power The following table shows the voltages at the interfaces and headers on the MBa57xx Table 14 Voltages at MBa57xx headers Connector 1 5 V 3 3 V 5 V 12 V X11 JTAG X12 X13 100 Mbit Eth X14 SD card...

Page 23: ...circuit Parameter Min Typ Max Overcurrent limitation by fuse slow blow 4 A Excess voltage limitation by SMBJ24CA 26 7 V 29 5 V 4 1 7 2 Power consumption The MBa57xx including a TQMa57xx consumes 85 W...

Page 24: ...on switches type TPS2561DRC The switches have current monitoring and can switch off the bus voltage in case of overload and or overheating Please refer to the data sheets of the switch for detailed in...

Page 25: ...P_L I O Common Mode Choke in series 13 DGND DGND P 14 SSRX USB3 0_H1_RXN_L I O Common Mode Choke in series 15 SSRX USB3 0_H1_RXP_L I O Common Mode Choke in series 16 DGND DGND P 17 SSTX USB3 0_H1_TXN_...

Page 26: ...nificantly deviate depending on the hardware and software used Illustration 10 Block diagram USB 2 0 Hosts The following tables show the pin assignment of the connectors used Table 19 Pinout X55 USB 2...

Page 27: ...nificantly deviate depending on the hardware and software used Illustration 11 Block diagram USB 2 0 Hi Speed OTG The USB OTG interface of the TQMa57xx is connected on the MBa57xx to the USB2 0 Micro...

Page 28: ...net interfaces have their own PHY reset and interrupt signals The PHY DP83867 has boot straps to start with adjustable default values All boot straps can be adapted by means of assembly options Furthe...

Page 29: ...and X6 Both interfaces are galvanically isolated with 1 kV The CAN interfaces are not galvanically isolated from each other The CAN signals can be terminated with 120 using DIP switches S3 and S7 Tab...

Page 30: ...ntrolled by UART10_RTS The assembly option is shown in the MBa57xx circuit diagram Illustration 14 Block diagram RS 485 Table 26 Pinout RS 485 X7 Pin Pin name Signal Dir Remark 1 A RS485_A I Galvanica...

Page 31: ...n is required Illustration 15 Block diagram RS 232 Debug Table 28 Pinout Debug RS 232 X8 Pin Signal 1 4 6 7 8 9 NC 2 RS232_RX 3 RS232_TX 5 DGND M1 M2 DGND Table 29 Pinout Debug USB X10 Pin Signal 1 US...

Page 32: ...ell as 3 3 V and 5 V The second connector 20 pin X55 provides control lines and USB signals as well as 12 V and 5 V A High level at LVDS_SHDN switches the LVDS transceiver on a Low level at LVDS_SHDN...

Page 33: ...tected 3 LVDS_TX1_N ESD protected 4 LVDS_TX1_P ESD protected 5 LVDS_TX2_N ESD protected 6 LVDS_TX2_P ESD protected 7 DGND 8 LVDS_CLK_N ESD protected 9 LVDS_CLK_P ESD protected 10 LVDS_TX3_N ESD protec...

Page 34: ...4 DGND 5 DGND 6 DGND 7 5 V 8 5 V 9 DGND 10 DGND 11 USB2_H1_VBUS ESD protected 12 DGND 13 USB_H2 0_H1_N ESD protection Common Mode Choke in series 14 USB_H2 0_H1_P ESD protection Common Mode Choke in s...

Page 35: ...ation Line Out headphone Mode R12 R13 R14 R15 Line Out default NP NP 0 0 Headphone optional 0 0 NP NP Table 35 Pinout Line Out X16 Pin Signal Remark 1 GND_AUDIO 2A 2B AUDIO_OUT_L 1 F and 100 in series...

Page 36: ...ted Illustration 18 Block diagram SD card Table 38 Pinout SD card X14 Pin Pin name Signal Remark 1 CD DAT3 CS MMC1_DAT3 10 k PU to 3 3 V ESD protection 2 CMD DI MMC1_CMD 10 k PU to 3 3 V ESD protectio...

Page 37: ...ck is not PCIe compliant For this reason a PCIe compliant clock is generated on the MBa57xx with a 9FGV0241AKILF clock generator Detailed information can be found in the MBa57xx circuit diagram Illust...

Page 38: ...tor A15 DGND A16 PCIE_RXP0 100 nF in series A17 PCIE_RXN0 100 nF in series A18 DGND A19 NC A20 DGND A21 NC A22 NC A23 DGND A24 DGND A25 NC A26 NC A27 DGND A28 DGND A29 NC A30 NC A31 DGND A32 NC B1 VCC...

Page 39: ...ed information can be found in the MBa57xx circuit diagram Illustration 20 Block diagram Mini PCIe Table 41 Maximum currents Mini PCIe Parameter Min Typ Max Current 3 3 V 0 1 1 A Current 1 5 V 0 0 375...

Page 40: ...y option 10 k PU to 3 3 V or PD 0 to GPIO_EXP_IO6 Default none 23 PCIE_RXN1 100 nF in series 24 VCC3V3_MPCIE See Table 41 25 PCIE_RXP1 100 nF in series 26 DGND 27 DGND 28 VCC1V5_MPCIE See Table 41 29...

Page 41: ...C4 NA C5 DGND DGND C6 VPP SIM_VPP C7 DATA SIM_DATA SW1 2 4 2 14 SATA The MBa57xx provides an M 2 interface for M 2 SATA cards sizes 2242 2260 or 2280 Illustration 21 Block diagram SATA Attention Spac...

Page 42: ...PU to 3 3 V 22 26 NC 27 DGND 28 32 NC 33 DGND 34 37 NC 38 DEVSLEEP Assembly option 100 k PU to 3 3 V or 0 to DGND Default none 39 DGND 40 NC 41 SATA1_RXP0 10 nF in series 42 NC 43 SATA1_RXN0 10 nF in...

Page 43: ...the pinout of the HDMI interface Table 45 Pinout HDMI X27 Pin Signal Remark P1 CON_HDMI_TX2 P2 DGND P3 CON_HDMI_TX2 P4 CON_HDMI_TX1 P5 DGND P6 CON_HDMI_TX1 P7 CON_HDMI_TX0 P8 DGND P9 CON_HDMI_TX0 P10...

Page 44: ...ETH2_MII0 ETH2_MDIO PR2_MDIO_MDCLK 5 6 PR2_MII0_RXD 2 ETH2_MII0 ETH2_MII0 PR2_MII0_COL 7 8 PR2_MII0_RXD 3 ETH2_MII0 ETH2_MII0 PR2_MII0_CRS 9 10 PR2_MII0_MT_CLK ETH2_MII0 ETH2_MII0 PR2_MII0_MR_CLK 11 1...

Page 45: ...0 PR1_PRU0_GPI4_AH4 15 16 PR1_PRU0_GPO8_AG5 PR1_PRU0 I2 C Expander GPIO_EXP_IO5 3 17 18 PR1_PRU0_GPO9_AF2 PR1_PRU0 I2 C Expander GPIO_EXP_IO6 4 19 20 GPIO2_1_P9 GPIO2 Group Signal Pin Signal Group I2...

Page 46: ...4 GPIO5 GPIO5_9_D12 15 16 GPIO4_5_D2 GPIO4 MCASP4 MCASP4_C18 17 18 GPIO5_1_J14 GPIO5 MCASP2 MCASP2_A15 19 20 GPIO5_5_J11 GPIO5 Group Signal Pin Signal Group MCASP2 MCASP2_B15 1 X44 2 GPIO3_28_E1 GPIO3...

Page 47: ...4 GPIO3_23_AE1 9 GPIO3 Reset RSTOUT_FROM_TQMA57 15 16 NMIN_DSP INTC Reset PORZ_FROM_TQMA57 17 18 CPU_WAKEUP0_TO_TQMA57 RTC Power DGND 19 20 DGND Power Group Signal Pin Signal Group Power VCC3V3 1 X46...

Page 48: ...Power VUSB_VBUS2 9 10 VBAT_3V Power Power DGND 11 12 VCC12V Power Power USB2_SATA_VBUS 13 14 VCC1V7_E FUSE Power Power DGND 15 16 DGND Power Power USB2_MPCIE_VBUS 17 18 NC Power DGND 19 20 NC Group Si...

Page 49: ...GPMC_AD 4 GPMC GPMC GPMC_A 6 13 14 GPMC_AD 5 GPMC GPMC GPMC_A 7 15 16 GPMC_AD 6 GPMC GPMC GPMC_A 8 17 18 GPMC_AD 7 GPMC GPMC GPMC_A 9 19 20 GPMC_AD 8 GPMC Group Signal Pin Signal Group GPMC GPMC_A 10...

Page 50: ...T1_D_R 13 LCD LCD VOUT1_D_R 10 23 24 VOUT1_D_R 15 LCD LCD VOUT1_D_R 12 25 26 VOUT1_D_R 17 LCD LCD VOUT1_D_R 14 27 28 VOUT1_D_R 19 LCD LCD VOUT1_D_R 16 29 30 VOUT1_D_R 21 LCD LCD VOUT1_D_R 18 31 32 VOU...

Page 51: ...I2C4 0x21 Port IO0_4 lit when port high Power V22 Green Status 24 V lit when supply 24 V active V21 Green Status 12 V lit when supply 12 V active V23 Green Status 5 V lit when supply 5 V active V24 Y...

Page 52: ...3 3 Buzzer Illustration 25 Block diagram buzzer The MBa57xx provides a buzzer The buzzer can be activated by GPIO6_19_B26 X2 69 of the TQMa57xx or by IO0_0 from Port Expander II D23 see Table 11 A hi...

Page 53: ...oot sources Further settings such as transfer modes and CPU clock can be found in the User s Manual of the TQMa57xx 12 Switch position 1 means ON switch position 0 means OFF Table 54 Boot Mode configu...

Page 54: ...e 55 JTAG DIP switch S13 DIP switch S13 Remark ON JTAG on USB Micro AB connector X10 via FTDI chip OFF JTAG signals on header X11 The following table shows the pin assignment of the JTAG connector Tab...

Page 55: ...ction tool MOZIa57xx 6 2 Thermal management For cooling the MBa57xx and the TQMa57xx up to 8 4 W must be dissipated if no other devices are connected Further power dissipation may occur at additionall...

Page 56: ...e 51 6 3 Assembly Illustration 28 Component placement top Illustration 29 Component placement bottom The labels on the MBa57xx show the following information Table 57 Labels on MBa57xx Label Text AK1...

Page 57: ...en from the circuit diagram 7 3 Operational safety and personal security Due to the occurring voltages 30 V DC tests with respect to the operational and personal safety have not been carried out 8 CLI...

Page 58: ...ally only mounted in sockets 9 6 2 Lithium batteries The requirements concerning special provision 188 of the ADR section 3 3 are complied with for Lithium batteries There is therefore no classificati...

Page 59: ...rically Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory EMC Electromagnetic Compatibility EMI Electromagnetic Interference eMMC embedded Multi Media Card EN Europ ische Norm European Standard ESD Electro Stati...

Page 60: ...Red Green Blue RGMII Reduced Gigabit Media Independent Interface RJ45 Registered Jack 45 RMII Reduced Media Independent Interface RoHS Restriction of the use of certain Hazardous Substances RS 232 RS...

Page 61: ...con datasheet Rev F 2 0 03 2019 TI 5 AM572x Sitara Processors Technical Reference Manual Rev K 0 12 2017 TI 6 AM572x Sitara Processors Silicon Errata Rev L 2 0 03 2018 TI 7 AM571x Sitara Processors Si...

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