Difference between revisions of "Fernvale DVT1 to DVT2 ECO"
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In addition to the above BOM change, the board routing is modified to wire up MCINS which is HIGH when a card is present, and LOW when no card is present. | In addition to the above BOM change, the board routing is modified to wire up MCINS which is HIGH when a card is present, and LOW when no card is present. | ||
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+ | ==ECO3: Fix USB bootstrapping issue== | ||
+ | The polarity of the USB serial bootstrapping pin was incorrectly determined. Furthermore, for the pull-up to be even valid, it must be much stronger. | ||
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+ | Set default component value to enable USB serial, and repair DNP note to have a more sane value in case it's not desired. | ||
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+ | {| class="wikitable sortable" | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | ! scope="col" | DVT1 | ||
+ | ! scope="col" | DVT2 | ||
+ | ! scope="col" | Notes | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | R14C 47k, 1% || R14C 4.7k, 1% (DNP) || | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | R17C 47k, 1% (DNP) || R17C 47k, 1% || | ||
+ | |} |
Revision as of 09:29, 5 February 2015
This is a list of all the changes applied to the board from DVT1 to DVT2.
Each change has the format of issue summary/resolution, and specific change.
ECO 1: Default to no JTAG
BPI_BUS(1,0) = 10 turns on JTAG over SD card pins, making SD inoperable.
Remove R10C, which allows internal pull-down in MT6260 to set BPI_BUS(0,0) = 00, which indicates no JTAG at all.
DVT1 | DVT2 | Notes |
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R10C 10k, 1% | R10C DNP | remove from BOM but leave footprint |
ECO2: Add MCINS to microSD
There is a request to wire up the MCINS line on the microSD card.
Measurement on the Kaweei CTFD003-S-01-BC reveals that the MCINS behavior is as follows:
- MCINS pin is shorted to cage with no card inserted
- MCINS pin is floating when card is present
Therefore, we shall tie the cage to ground, and add a pull-up resistor on MCINS to P1.8VD (the I/O rail that MCINS is tied to; note it is different from the rest of the MC interface pins).
The pull-up is 4.7k. This is fairly strong, but the documentation shows there is a default PD on reset. We must overcome the default PD in this case. Therefore, with no card present, there will be an additional 400uA leakage on the P1.8V line. This resistor can be increased if we can confirm boot sequence can accurately detect presence of SD card without such a high-value resistor.
DVT1 | DVT2 | Notes |
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added | R17X 4.7k, 1% |
In addition to the above BOM change, the board routing is modified to wire up MCINS which is HIGH when a card is present, and LOW when no card is present.
ECO3: Fix USB bootstrapping issue
The polarity of the USB serial bootstrapping pin was incorrectly determined. Furthermore, for the pull-up to be even valid, it must be much stronger.
Set default component value to enable USB serial, and repair DNP note to have a more sane value in case it's not desired.
DVT1 | DVT2 | Notes |
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R14C 47k, 1% | R14C 4.7k, 1% (DNP) | |
R17C 47k, 1% (DNP) | R17C 47k, 1% |