Hilscher Nxhx 90-jtag Operating and installation instructions

Device description

NXHX 90-JTAG

Development board

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Table of contents

1 Introduction .............................................................................................................................. 4

1.1 About this document ........................................................................................................4

1.1.1 Description of the contents ............................................................................... 4

1.1.2 List of revisions ................................................................................................. 4

1.1.3 Conventions in this document........................................................................... 4

1.1.4 Reference to hardware ..................................................................................... 4

1.2 Other relevant documentation..........................................................................................5

1.3 Legal notes.......................................................................................................................6

2 Descriptions and drawings ................................................................................................... 10

2.1 Key features ...................................................................................................................10

2.2 Overview ........................................................................................................................11

2.2.1 Block diagram ................................................................................................. 11

2.2.2 Positions of interfaces and operating elements .............................................. 12

2.3 Operating elements........................................................................................................14

2.3.1 S400 – Slide switches for console mode and alternative boot mode.............. 14

2.3.2 S401 – Reset push button .............................................................................. 16

2.3.3 S700 – Slide switches for user-defined inputs ................................................ 16

2.3.4 S701 – Slide switches for selecting JTAG, UART, ADCs and user LEDs ...... 16

2.4 Interfaces .......................................................................................................................17

2.4.1 X400 – JTAG connector.................................................................................. 17

2.4.2 X500 – Ethernet connectors ........................................................................... 18

2.4.3 X600 – Host interface ..................................................................................... 19

2.4.4 X601 – SPM host interface connector via SQI/SPI......................................... 26

2.4.5 X700 – ADC pin header .................................................................................. 27

2.4.6 X900 – Connector for NXHX fieldbus adapter modules.................................. 28

2.4.7 X901 – Connector for NXHX-ENC, NXHX-IOL and standard MMIOs ............ 29

2.4.8 X902 – Connector for NXHX-RS232 adapter module (UART) ....................... 30

2.4.9 X1000 – Mini-B USB connector ...................................................................... 31

2.4.10 X1001 – Measuring points (vias) for UART via FTDI...................................... 31

2.4.11 X1200 – Connector for +24V power supply ................................................... 32

2.5 LEDs ..............................................................................................................................33

3 Accessories............................................................................................................................ 35

3.1 Devices for host interface...............................................................................................35

3.1.1 Overview ......................................................................................................... 35

3.1.2 NXHX-SDRSPM: SDRAM and Serial Dual-Port Memory (via USB) at host

interface .......................................................................................................... 35

3.1.3 NXHX-FTDI: Serial Dual-Port Memory via USB device at host interface ....... 38

3.1.4 NXPCA-PCI: Parallel Dual-Port Memory at host interface.............................. 40

3.1.5 Accessory cables and connectors for host interface....................................... 41

3.2 Fieldbus interface adapter modules ...............................................................................42

3.2.1 Overview ......................................................................................................... 42

3.2.2 NXHX-DP........................................................................................................ 43

3.2.3 NXHX-CO ....................................................................................................... 43

3.2.4 NXHX-DN........................................................................................................ 44

3.2.5 NXHX-CC........................................................................................................ 44

3.3 NXHX-RS232 serial interface adapter ...........................................................................45

3.4 NXHX-ENC module........................................................................................................46

3.5 NXHX-IOL module .........................................................................................................48

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3.6 NXAC-POWER voltage supply unit................................................................................51

4 Reference................................................................................................................................ 52

4.1 Schematic diagrams.......................................................................................................52

4.1.1 Schematics NXHX 90-JTAG ........................................................................... 52

4.1.2 Schematics of the accessory devices ............................................................. 63

4.2 Bills of materials .............................................................................................................72

4.2.1 NXHX 90-JTAG............................................................................................... 72

4.2.2 NXHX-SDRSPM ............................................................................................. 75

4.2.3 NXHX-FTDI..................................................................................................... 76

4.2.4 NXHX-ENC ..................................................................................................... 77

4.3 Matrix label.....................................................................................................................78

4.4 Technical data NXHX 90-JTAG .....................................................................................78

List of figures ......................................................................................................................... 79

List of tables........................................................................................................................... 80

Contacts.................................................................................................................................. 82

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1 Introduction

1.1 About this document

1.1.1 Description of the contents

This document describes the hardware of the NXHX 90-JTAG development

board.

1.1.2 List of revisions

Index Date Revision

1 2017-06-22 Document created

2 2018-11-15 Document revised according to hardware revision 3

3 2019-01-08 Caption of table 30 on page 37 changed from “Pinning host

interface of NXHX-SDRSPI device” (typo) to “Pinning host

interface of NXHX-SDRSPM device”

Table1: List of revisions

1.1.3 Conventions in this document

# means active low signal

Notes are marked as follows:

Important:

Note:

<Note, where to find further information>

1.1.4 Reference to hardware

Hardware Revision Part number

NXHX 90-JTAG 3 7833.000

Table2: Reference to hardware

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1.2 Other relevant documentation

Besides this device description, the following documents are also relevant

to the user of the NXHX 90-JTAG development board:

Title Contents Document ID

Getting started: netX Studio CDT – netX 90

development

Getting started guide for netX 90 SoC

development with netX Studio CDT (for

software developers)

DOC170504GSxxEN

netX 90 – Technical data reference guide Describes netX 90 chip functions DOC160609TRGxxEN

netX 90 – Design-In Guide Describes the standard circuitry around the

netX interfaces (for hardware developers)

DOC180501DGxxEN

Table3: Additional documentation

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2 Descriptions and drawings

2.1 Key features

The NXHX 90-JTAG is a development board for the netX 90 SoC featuring:

·Host interface connector by use case:

– Companion chip with host interface: 8/16 bit parallel dual-port

memory, 2 x SPI/SQI as serial dual-port memory

– Stand-alone chip application: 16 bit SDRAM, MII for Ethernet PHY,

and custom-specific module solutions

·Additional host interface pin header connector for serial dual-port

memory (SPM0) via SPI/SQI

·JTAG MIPI-20 interface for debugging

·On-board JTAG-to-USB adapter (FTDI) for OpenOCD

·On-board UART-to-USB adapter (FTDI) for diagnosis/firmware

download

·USB Mini-B connector for JTAG-to-USB debugging and UART-to-USB

diagnosis/firmware download via FTDI

·2-port RJ45 Ethernet interface with “Link” and “Activity” LEDs

·Interface for NXHX “legacy fieldbus” modules

(PROFIBUS, CANopen, DeviceNet and CC-Link)

·4MB SQI Flash

·RS-232 serial interface

·Encoder interface with BiSS, SSI or EnDat connectivity

·Analog-to-digital converter (ADC) interface

·MMIO connectivity

·System status LED, power LED and two communication status LEDs

·Switches for configuring alternative boot option and console modes

·Four user output LEDs and four input dip switches

·Reset push button

·Power connector jack for +24 V

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2.2 Overview

2.2.1 Block diagram

Figure1: NXHX 90-JTAG block diagram

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2.2.2 Positions of interfaces and operating elements

Figure2: Positions on NXHX 90-JTAG

No. in

figure

Name Description For details see section

(1) X900 Connector for NXHX fieldbus adapter modules X900 – Connector for NXHX fieldbus adapter

modules [}page28]

(2) S400 Slide switches for selecting console mode and

alternative boot mode

S400 – Slide switches for console mode and

alternative boot mode [}page14]

(3) X601 Serial Dual Port Memory (SPM) host interface

connector for SQI/SPI

X601 – SPM host interface connector via SQI/

SPI [}page26]

(4) X1001 Measuring points (vias) for UART via FTDI X1001 – Measuring points (vias) for UART via

FTDI [}page31]

(5) X902 Connector for NXHX-RS232 adapter module X902 – Connector for NXHX-RS232 adapter

module (UART) [}page30]

(6) S701 Slide switches for:

·Configuring JTAG interface

(via 20 pin connector or USB jack)

·Configuring UART interface

(via NXHX-RS232 connector or USB jack)

·Enabling user LEDs or ADCs

S701 – Slide switches for selecting JTAG, UART,

ADCs and user LEDs [}page16]

(7) X901 Connector for NXHX-ENC module, NXHX-IOL

(IO Link) module, MMIO and BiSS signals

X901 – Connector for NXHX-ENC, NXHX-IOL

and standard MMIOs [}page29]

(8) X700 ADC pin header X700 – ADC pin header [}page27]

(9) X400 JTAG MIPI-20 connector X400 – JTAG connector [}page17]

(10) X1000 Mini-B USB connector for debugging and

diagnosis via FTDI

X1000 – Mini-B USB connector [}page31]

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No. in

figure

Name Description For details see section

(11) X1200 24 V DC power supply connector (jack for

barrel connector)

X1200 – Connector for +24V power

supply [}page32]

(12) PWR

(P1202)

Power LED LEDs [}page33]

(13) S700 Slide switches for user-defined input S700 – Slide switches for user-defined

inputs [}page16]

(14) MMIO4

(P700)

MMIO5

(P701)

MMIO6

(P702)

MMIO7

(P703)

User definable LEDs (output) LEDs [}page33]

(15) P101 AOI label –

(16) S401 Reset push button S401 – Reset push button [}page16]

(17) COM1

(P501)

COM1 LED (communication status) LEDs [}page33]

(18) COM0

(P500)

COM0 LED (communication status)

(19) X500 (B) RJ45 connector Ethernet channel 1 (CH1) X500 – Ethernet connectors [}page18]

(20) X500 (A) RJ45 connector Ethernet channel 0 (CH0)

(21) SYS

(P400)

SYS LED (system status) LEDs [}page33]

(22) X600 Host interface connector X600 – Host interface [}page19]

(23) X300 Reference voltage connector (via) for ADCs

(VREF_ADC)

X700 – ADC pin header [}page27]

(24) P102 Matrix label Matrix label [}page78]

Table4: Positions on printed circuit board

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2.3 Operating elements

2.3.1 S400 – Slide switches for console mode and alternative boot mode

For identifying the switches on the board, see position (2) in section

Positions of interfaces and operating elements [}page12].

Standard boot mode

In standard boot mode, the ROM code searches for a valid firmware and

– if available – starts it. If the ROM code cannot find a valid “regular”

firmware, it tries to start a valid “maintenance” firmware instead. If neither

“regular” nor “maintenance” firmware is found, the ROM code automatically

enters console mode.

S400 settings for standard boot mode:

Switch 5 = OFF

Switch 6 = OFF

Console mode

The ROM code of the netX 90 features a console mode that enables the

handling of firmware programming depending on the selected console

mode interface, e.g. via UART, via Ethernet, etc. Thus you can download a

firmware file to the flash memory of the device, e.g. from your development

PC by using the “flasher tool” of netX Studio CDT.

Note:

The verification of the ROM code using the final silicon chip is not

yet completed. Therefore, initially, we recommend using the default

console mode by keeping switches 1, 2 and 3 of S400 in OFF

position. A full description of the console modes will be provided

after the verification.

Note also that downloading a firmware to the netX 90 is possible via

the JTAG interface. You can use the on-board JTAG-to-USB

connection, as described in the Getting started: netX Studio CDT –

netX 90 development, DOC170504GSxxEN, (in chapter How to ...

Use the Flasher tool).

S400 settings for console mode:

Switch 5 = ON

Switch 6 = OFF or ON

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Alternative boot mode

In alternative boot mode, the ROM code starts the “maintenance”

firmware instead of the “regular” firmware. The maintenance firmware is

capable of programming a new firmware (firmware update).

Potential use cases are:

·Firmware update procedures:

A new firmware received via web server or host interface is stored

either on-chip in INTFLASH1 or off-chip in an externally connected SQI

Flash. A software reset cycle initiated by a software command or a

hardware reset cycle (by S401 reset button or power-on) while switch 6

is at ON position starts a maintenance firmware, which programs the

new firmware.

·Multiple firmware versions:

The netX 90 has a maintenance firmware stored in INTFLASH1 and

holds multiple firmware versions for different Real-Time Ethernet

protocols in an externally connected SQI Flash. The maintenance

firmware programs the firmware selected by the system integrator, e.g.

via a rotary DIP-switch (or other ways).

Note:

The alternative boot mode is not yet supported because the

required “maintenance firmware“ is still under development.

Note also that if console mode and alternative boot mode are both

enabled (i.e. if switch 5 and 6 are both in ON position), the console

mode always has priority over the alternative boot mode.

If e.g. a power loss disrupts the programming of the new firmware,

the ROM code detects that the procedure is incomplete and re-

starts the maintenance firmware without prior selection.

S400 settings for alternative boot mode:

Switch 5 = OFF

Switch 6 = ON

Description of the S400 switches

S400 Switch Signal Position Connects to Function

1SQI_SIO2 OFF Internal pull-up Reserved for future use (keep switches in

OFF position).

Note: In the final version of the netX 90

ROM code, these switches will configure the

console mode.

ON GND via 4.7 kΩ

2SQI_SIO1 OFF Internal pull-up

ON GND via 4.7 kΩ

3SQI_SIO0 OFF Internal pull-up

ON GND via 4.7 kΩ

4 Not used - - -

5RDY OFF Internal pull-up Disables console mode

ON GND via 1 kΩ Enables console mode

(currently only UART)

6RUN OFF Internal pull-up Disables alternative boot mode

ON GND via 1 kΩ Enables alternative boot mode

(not yet supported)

Table5: S400 for configuring console mode and alternative boot mode

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2.3.2 S401 – Reset push button

For identifying the button on the board, see position (16) in section

Positions of interfaces and operating elements [}page12] .

S401 Signal Connects to Function

RST_IN# GND Resets the netX

Table6: S401 – Reset button

2.3.3 S700 – Slide switches for user-defined inputs

For identifying the switches on the board, see position (13) in section

Positions of interfaces and operating elements [}page12].

S700 Switch Signal Position Connects to

1MMIO00/ENDAT0_IN/BISS0_SL OFF Internal pull-down

ON +3.3V via 1 kΩ

2MMIO01/ENDAT0_OUT/BISS0_MO OFF Internal pull-down

ON +3.3V via 1 kΩ

3MMIO02/ENDAT0_OE/BISS0_OE OFF Internal pull-down

ON +3.3V via 1 kΩ

4MMIO03/ENDAT0_CLK/BISS0_MA OFF Internal pull-down

ON +3.3V via 1 kΩ

Table7: S700 for user-defined inputs

2.3.4 S701 – Slide switches for selecting JTAG, UART, ADCs and user

LEDs

For identifying the switches on the board, see position (6) in section

Positions of interfaces and operating elements [}page12]

S701 Switch Name Position Function

1 JTAG OFF Enable JTAG via FTDI (JTAG-to-USB: use Mini

USB connector for debugging)

ON Enable JTAG via JTAG connector (use JTAG

MIPI-20 connector for debugging)

2 UART OFF Enable UART via FTDI (UART-to-USB: use

Mini USB connector for diagnosis/firmware

download)

ON Enable UART via RS232 (use NXHX-RS232 at

X902 for diagnosis/firmware download)

3 Not connected

4 User

LEDs

OFF Enable ADCs (disables user LEDs)

ON Enable user LEDs (disables ADCs)

Table8: S701 miscellaneous configuration

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2.4 Interfaces

2.4.1 X400 – JTAG connector

JTAG MIPI-20 connector X400. For identifying the connector on the board,

see position (9) in section Positions of interfaces and operating

elements [}page12].

Note:

To enable this interface, put switch 1 of S701 into ON position (see

position (6) in section Positions of interfaces and operating

elements [}page12]).

JTAG Pin Signal

MIPI-20-ARM

ARM-20-JTAG

ARM-20-SWD

1+3V3 3V3

2TMS SWDIO

3GND GND

4TCLK SWDCLK

5GND GND

6TDO TRACE_CTL

7 Not connected Not connected

8TDI Not connected

9GND GND

10 RESET# RESET#

11 GND GND

12 Not connected TRACE_CLK

13 GND GND

14 MLED0 TRACE_DATA_0

15 GND GND

16 MLED1 TRACE_DATA_1

17 GND GND

18 MLED2 TRACE_DATA_2

19 GND GND

20 MLED3 TRACE_DATA_3

Table9: Pin assignments MIPI-20 JTAG connector

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2.4.2 X500 – Ethernet connectors

Two RJ45 jack Ethernet connectors X500. For identifying the connectors on

the board, see position (20) for channel 0 and position (19) for channel 1 in

section Positions of interfaces and operating elements [}page12].

Ethernet Pin Signal Description

1 TX+ Transmit data positive

2 TX– Transmit data negative

3 RX+ Receive data positive

4 Term 1 Connected and terminated to FE via RC

combination*

5 Term 1

6 RX– Receive data negative

7 Term 2 Connected and terminated to FE via RC

combination*

8 Term 2

* Bob Smith Termination

Table10: Ethernet RJ45 pin assignment

For a description of the LEDs of the Ethernet connector, see section

LEDs [}page33].

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2.4.3 X600 – Host interface

Host interface connector X600. For identifying the connector on the board,

see position (22) in section Positions of interfaces and operating

elements [}page12].

The netX 90 offers many pin sharing options, which – for better overview –

are grouped into three tables:

·Host interface mode

– Parallel DPM

– Extension bus

– SDRAM

– Serial DPM

·MMIO and internal signals

– SQI

– I2C

– MPWM

– SPI

·Communication interfaces and digital I/O

– UART

– XC

– GPIO

– IO Link

– Ethernet

– PIO

– XM

– CAN

– MLED

Important:

The pinning of the X600 host interface was especially designed to fit

the different pinning layouts of the various host interface modules

offered by Hilscher, therefore some of the pins share the same

signals.

Connect at this interface only modules that are listed in section

Devices for host interface [}page35].

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Signal options according to host interface mode

X600 Connector

layout

Pin Signal

X600 netX 90 Standard

signal

Signal options according to host interface mode

Parallel

DPM

Extension

bus

SDRAM Serial

DPM

1 – +3V3 – – – –

2 – GND – – – –

3 D5 HIF_A16 DPM_ALE EXT_A16 SD_CAS# –

4 F1 HIF_SDCLK DPM_SIRQ EXT_CS2# SD_CLK –

5 – GND – – – –

6 L3 RST_OUT# RST_OUT# – – –

7 M3 RST_IN# RST_IN# – – –

8 – n.c. – – – –

9 E8 MII1_COL –EXT_D2 SD_D2 –

10 E10 MII1_RXER –EXT_D0 SD_D0 –

11 F2 HIF_DIRQ# DPM_DIRQ EXT_CS1# – –

12 E3 HIF_RDY DPM_RDY EXT_RDY SD_CKE –

13 – GND – – – –

14 E2 HIF_RD# DPM_RD# EXT_RD# – –

15 – n.c. – – – –

16 E1 HIF_WR# DPM_WR# EXT_WR# SD_WE# –

17 E7 PHY0_LED_LI

NK_IN

–EXT_D3 SD_D3 –

18 E9 MII1_CRS –EXT_D1 SD_D1 –

19 D7 HIF_BHE# HIF_BHE# EXT_BHE# SD_DQM1 –

20 – GND – – – –

21 – n.c. – – – –

22 – n.c. – – – –

23 – n.c. – – – –

24 D8 HIF_CS# DPM_CS# EXT_CS0# SD_CS# –

25 – GND – – – –

26 – n.c. – – – –

27 – n.c. – – – –

28 – n.c. – – – –

29 D6 HIF_A17 DPM_WRH# EXT_A17 SD_DQM0 –

30 E4 MII0_CRS –EXT_D7 SD_D7 –

31 E5 MII0_COL –EXT_D6 SD_D6 –

32 F5 MII0_TXEN –EXT_D5 SD_D5 –

33 – GND – – – –

34 D4 HIF_A15 DPM_A15 EXT_A15 SD_RAS# –

Table11: Pin assignment of X600 according to HIF mode (1)

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