Test Set Up
If USB-to-GPIO connector is connected on J1 or J2 then the above signals can be controlled using the
GPIO writes from the GUI. In this case the above jumpers should not be connected. Jumpers should be
left open. In case of SLEEP and GPIO signals there will be contention for VDDIO supply. In case of
PWRHOLD, the device will be damaged. This is because the PWRHOLD signal from USB-to-GPIO is at
3.3V. The HI side of J20 jumper is connected to VRRTC. If VRRTC is shorted to 3.3V then this will
damage the device. When the adapter is connected all IOs should be at 3.3V, so ensure J11 is connected
between VDDIO and 3.3V.
4.2
Test Point Descriptions
Table 10. Test Point Descriptions
Power Domain/Control
TP
Label
Use
VIO
J39
VIO_OUT
Monitor VIO output voltage
VDD1
J35
VDD1
Monitor VDD1 output voltage
VDD2
J37
VDD2
Monitor VDD2 output voltage
VDD3
J33
VDD3
Monitor VDD3 output voltage
VPLL
J25
VPLL
Monitor VPLL output voltage
VDAC
J24
VDAC
Monitor VDAC output voltage
VAUX1
J26
VAUX1
Monitor VAUX1 output voltage
VAUX2
J27
VAUX2
Monitor VAUX2 output voltage
VMMC
J28
VMMC
Monitor VMMC output voltage
VAUX33
J29
VAUX33
Monitor VAUX33 output voltage
VDIG1
J30
VDIG1
Monitor VDIG1 output voltage
VDIG2
J31
VDIG2
Monitor VDIG2 output voltage
VREF
J15
VREF
Monitor VREF output voltage
VRRTC
J23
VRRTC
Monitor VRRTC output voltage
PWRHOLD
J20-2
PWRHOLD
Monitor PWRHOLD level
PWON
S1
POWER ON
Power-on switch
SLEEP
J19-2
SLEEP
Control device status
GPIO/CKSYN
J18-2
GPIO/CKSYNC
GPIO test point
NRESPWRON
TP5
NRESPWON
Reset to processor
INT1
TP4
INT1
Interrupt to processor
CLK32KOUT
TP6
CLK32KOUT
32KHz to processor
Use J32 for all GND connections for measuring the LDO power supplies. J34, J36, J38, and J40 can be
used for ground connections for measuring DCDC power supplies.
5
Test Set Up
5.1
Equipment
Recommended test equipments:
•
Variable 6-V power supply capable of supplying 6 A current
•
Voltmeter
•
Oscilloscope
•
Windows PC with a universal serial bus (USB) port
•
USB-to-GPIO converter
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SWCU065E
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March 2010
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Revised May 2011
Introduction
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