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* Program with Shipment code [https://github.com/land-boards/LB-RPPSOC/tree/master/RPPSOC-Blink2.cydsn RPPSOC-Blink2] | * Program with Shipment code [https://github.com/land-boards/LB-RPPSOC/tree/master/RPPSOC-Blink2.cydsn RPPSOC-Blink2] |
Revision as of 11:04, 7 October 2022
Contents
Raspberry Pi System-on-a-Chip
Features
- PSOC part CY8C5267AXI-LP051
- Core: ARM Cortex M3
- Data Bus Width: 32 bit
- Maximum Clock Frequency: 67 MHz
- Program Memory Size: 128 kB
- Data RAM Size: 32 kB
- ADC Resolution: 12 bit
- Data RAM Type: SRAM
- Interface Type: I2C, USB
- Number of ADC Channels: 1
- Number of I/Os: 72 I/O
- Number of Timers/Counters: 4 Timer
- Program Memory Type: Flash
- Works on all Raspberry Pi cards with 40 pin GPIO (A+/B+/Pi2/Pi3/Zero)
- All 29 Raspberry Pi I/O lines are connected to the PSOC
- 3 of the lines are used for programming the PSSoC
- Configuration EEPROM
- Fuses on 3.3V and 5V power
- Two I/O connectors
- 14 + 16 = 30 I/O pins
PSoC Architecture
Headers / Connectors
- Card marking
H1 - Programming Header
- Can program the card via this connector
- I use the KitProg part of CY8CKIT-059 with a 4-pin cable wired 1:1
- Note orientation of pin 1
H2 - EEPROM Write Enable
- Install jumper on header to program EEPROM from Raspberry Pi
- Remove jumper to write Protect EEPROM
H3/H4 - I/O Voltage Select
- Select the I/O voltage on P3, P4 output connectors
- 3.3 or 5V
J1 - Raspberry Pi GPIO Connector
P3 - I/O connector
- Header indicates PSoC port
- Schematic indicates PSoC pin number
P4 - I/O connector
- Header indicates PSoC port
- Schematic indicates PSoC pin number
Schematic
Factory Test Procedure
- Steps
- Program UUT with Pi Hat EEPROM
- Test Card using Raspberry Pi and PSOC code
- Program Shipping Program
Test Setup
- Unit Under Test (UUT)
- Raspberry Pi
- (2) LED-TEST-2 Cards attached to UUT J3, J4
- Cables set
Program UUT with Pi Hat EEPROM
- Can program EEPROM using RPI_PSOC5 running RPI_PSOC5_Serial_01
- '2' to select RPPSOC
- 'W' to write EEPROM
- 'R' to read back EEPROM
Test Card using Raspberry Pi and PSOC code
- RPPSOC running RPPSOC-FAT-Chain
- Logic inside PSoC
- Blinks LEDs attached to J3, J4
- Loops back pins to Raspberry Pi
- "Distant" pins are tested in pairs so pin shorts would be found
- On Raspberry Pi, run fastTests-RPPSOC.py
cd ~/RPPSOC/TestCodePi/ sudo python ./fastTests-RPP-SOC.py
- Repeats 100x
- Result should be
Passed 100 loop test
Load/Verify Shipping Program
- Program with Shipment code RPPSOC-Blink2
- I/O pins (to Raspberry Pi and J3/J4) are not assigned
- Blinks on-board LED from the PSoC CPU code
Drivers/Example Code
- LB-RPPSOC GitHub Repo
- RPPSOC GitHub Repo
- HSSP_Programmer - Code that programs PSoC from the Raspberry Pi (.o files)
- EEPROM file - Data in the On-Board EEPROM
Programming PSoC from the Raspberry Pi
- Program the PSoC from the Raspberry Pi using Host Sourced Serial Programming
- Flow
Connections between Raspberry Pi and RPPSOC
Programmer | H1 pin | Python IO Pin | Pi connector pin | WiringPi IO Pin |
---|---|---|---|---|
RESET | H1-3 | IO_22(Python) | Pi Pin 15 | GPIO.3(WiringPi) |
SWDCLK | H1-4 | IO_23(Python) | Pi Pin 16 | GPIO.4(WiringPi) |
SWDIO | H1-6 | IO_25(Python) | Pi Pin 17 | GPIO.5(WiringPi) |