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July 17, 2002
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System Design Checklists
PCI Checklist
Item
Description
Status
1.
All the PCI REQ and GNT signals must have pull-ups to V3_3 (IOVDD).
2.
All IDSEL series resistors should be 100
Ω
.
3.
The PCI LOCK# pin on the processor should be pulled up to 3.3 V switched and not
connected to anything else. TM5500/TM5800 processors do not support locked PCI
cycles. All other PCI LOCK# pins in the system should be connected together and pulled
up.
4.
No PCI signal should rise above 3.3 V because the processor is not 5 V tolerant. If the
design contains any components that drive 5 V PCI signals, a high-speed bidirectional
level-translator is needed at the processor to clamp it to 3.3 V. Such a translator is also
needed if a PCI edge connector is present that is keyed for 5 V.
Serial Bus Checklist
Item
Description
Status
1.
The SMBus from the southbridge should not be connected to the Serial Debug Bus (i.e.
pins SD_SCLK and SD_SDATA). The Serial Debug Bus must be connected to the
Transmeta debug connector and be pulled up to V3_3 (IOVDD).
2.
If the Code Morphing software serial ROM is supported, the write protection PLD should
be implemented. Check for the following:
•
The pull-up on CS# should be at the PLD input and not its output. The processor tri-
states the PLD input during Deep Sleep, but the PLD always drives the output.
•
The latest reference design pinout should be supported. The write protect signal
should connect to pin 2 of the DIP/TSOP or pin 3 of the PLCC. The CS# signal should
connect to pins 4 and 5 on the DIP/TSOP and pins 5 and 6 on the PLCC.
•
None of the pins are 5 V tolerant, so the signal driving the write protect line should
have a 3.3 V swing.
•
The PLD should be a 3.3 V part with a feature to reduce power consumption when
inputs are not toggling.
•
All unused inputs and tri-stated outputs should be connected to ground. Pins 18, 19,
and 23 on the DIP/TSOP and pins 20, 21, and 27 on the PLCC should be no-
connected.
3.
All new designs must include a mode-bit ROM circuit. For older system designs that did
not provide mode bit ROM support, a strapping resistor should be present on the mode bit
ROM data line (i.e. pin CFG_SDATA) to support each applicable boot option below:
•
Boot from serial Code Morphing software ROM: 10 K
Ω
pull-up to 3.3 V switched.
•
Boot from parallel ROM: 10 K
Ω
pull-down.
4.
The debug connector should be wired properly to both the mode-bit ROM and serial Code
Morphing software ROM:
•
Series resistors (220
Ω
each) on all the signals between the processor (or PLD) and
the ROMs.
•
No series resistor on all the signals between the debug connector and the ROMs.
•
Correct pinout on the debug connector. The most common mistakes are reversing
the pin order and swapping SROM_CS[1:0]#. On the vertical connector, pin 1 is
RNMI. On the right angle connector, pin 1 is GND. SROM_CS1# should be on pin 9,
and SROM_CS0# should be on pin 10.
5.
If the serial Code Morphing software ROM is implemented, the 28-pin Atmel part should
be used. The 32-pin Atmel part and the Macronix part have both been discontinued.
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