xWRL6432 EVM
- Note
- For more details/documentation, search for your EVM on https://www.ti.com
Cable Connections
- The figure below shows some important cable connections, ports and switches.
- Take note of the location of the "SOP" switch, this is used to switch between different boot modes.
xWRL6432-EVM
Setup UART Terminal
- Many examples use a standard UART terminal to log the output from the examples. You can use any UART terminal program for the same. Below steps show how to setup the UART terminal from CCS.
- First identify the UART port as enumerated on the host machine.
- Make sure that the EVM and UART cable connected as shown in Cable Connections
- In windows, you can use the "Device Manager" to see the detected UART ports
- Search "Device Manager" in Windows Search Box in the Windows taskbar.
Identify UART Port in Windows Device Manager
- In CCS, goto "View > Terminal"
UART Terminal Menu
Open New UART Terminal
- Note
- In this screenshot this happens to be COM13 however on your machine this could be different. One tip to make sure there is no mistake in identifying the UART port is to disconnect all other UART to USB devices other than this EVM before checking in device manager.
SOP Mode Configuration
SOP Mode | Mode Name | Combination (S1.2, S1.1) |
SOP_MODE1 | Device management mode | OFF , OFF |
SOP_MODE2 | Application Mode/ Functional Mode | OFF , ON |
SOP_MODE3 | Test Mode | ON , OFF |
SOP_MODE4 | Debug Mode | ON , ON |
Mux Table
Certain peripherals are multiplexed, based on usage of peripherals configure Mux as per below table.
| Switch Position OFF | Switch Position ON |
S1.3 | LVDS | LIN_RX, XDS_UARTA/CAN, NERROR_LED,
WATCH_DOG_TP, RTC_CLK_IN_TP, HOST_CLK_TP |
S1.4 | XDS_RS232 | DCA_LP_RS232 |
S1.5 | CAN | XDS_UARTA |
S1.6 | I2C, REG_MODE, LED_SW_GPIO | SPI |
S4.1 | XDS_JTAG | DCA_JTAG |
Control Table
| Switch Position OFF | Switch Position ON |
S4.2 | CAN PHY: Stand-by Mode Disable | CAN PHY: Stand-by Mode Enable |
S4.3 | LIN PHY: Enable | LIN PHY: Disable |