ETHERNET on MK64 and MKV58

strahinjajacimo — Tue, 23 Oct 2018 09:13:32 GMT

Hello guys.

I'm getting into ETH at the moment and would really appreciate some quality feedback regarding this issue.

What I would like to know is how to set the pins correctly for Kinetis MCU's.

I'm quite familiar with other MCU's, but haven't had the opportunity to try it out on a Kinetis yet.

Is there anything I should take into consideration pin-wise (pull-up, pull-down, slew rate, open drain...)?

Also, are there any simple examples for me to check out?

Thanks in advance.

Re: ETHERNET on MK64 and MKV58

mjbcswitzerland — Tue, 23 Oct 2018 12:23:32 GMT

There is nothing critical about the pin definitions - optionally one can switch a pull-up on the MDIO line if there is not one in the circuit.

Here is the configuration from the uTasker porject which can be used with all parts in MII or RMII mode.

    _CONFIG_PERIPHERAL(A, 7, (PA_7_MII0_MDIO | PORT_PS_UP_ENABLE));      // MII0_MDIO on PB.0 (alt. function 4/5) with pullup enabled
    _CONFIG_PERIPHERAL(A, 8, PA_8_MII0_MDC);                             // MII0_MDC on PB.1 (alt. function 4/5)

    #if defined JTAG_DEBUG_IN_USE_ERRATA_2541
    _CONFIG_PERIPHERAL(A, 5, (PORT_PS_DOWN_ENABLE));                     // pull the optional line down to 0V to avoid disturbing JTAG_TRST - not needed when using SWD for debugging 
    #elif !defined NO_MII_RXER
    _CONFIG_PERIPHERAL(A, 5, PA_5_MII0_RXER);                            // MII0_RXER on PA.5 (alt. function 4)
    #endif
    _CONFIG_PERIPHERAL(A, 12, PA_12_MII0_RXD1);                          // MII0_RXD1 on PA.12 (alt. function 4/5)
    _CONFIG_PERIPHERAL(A, 13, PA_13_MII0_RXD0);                          // MII0_RXD0 on PA.13 (alt. function 4/5)
    _CONFIG_PERIPHERAL(A, 14, PA_14_RMII0_CRS_DV);                       // RMII0_CRS_DV/ MII0_RXDV on PA.14 (alt. function 4/5)
    _CONFIG_PERIPHERAL(A, 15, PA_15_MII0_TXEN);                          // MII0_TXEN on PA.15 (alt. function 4/5)
    _CONFIG_PERIPHERAL(A, 16, PA_16_MII0_TXD0);                          // MII0_TXD0 on PA.16 (alt. function 4/5)
    _CONFIG_PERIPHERAL(A, 17, PA_17_MII0_TXD1);                          // MII0_TXD1 on PA.17 (alt. function 4/5)
    #if defined ETHERNET_RMII && defined ETHERNET_RMII_CLOCK_INPUT
        #if defined KINETIS_K64 || defined KINETIS_K65 || defined KINETIS_K66
    _CONFIG_PERIPHERAL(E, 26,  PE_26_ENET_1588_CLKIN);                   // select the pin function for external 50MHz clock input
    SIM_SOPT2 |= (SIM_SOPT2_RMIISRC_ENET_1588_CLKIN);                    // select the ENET_1588_CLKIN as clock source (rather than EXTAL)
        #endif
    #endif
    #if !defined ETHERNET_RMII                                           // additional signals used in MII mode
    _CONFIG_PERIPHERAL(A, 9,  PA_9_MII0_RXD3);                           // MII0_RXD3 on PA.9  (alt. function 4/5)
    _CONFIG_PERIPHERAL(A, 10, PA_10_MII0_RXD2);                          // MII0_RXD2 on PA.10 (alt. function 4/5)
    _CONFIG_PERIPHERAL(A, 11, PA_11_MII0_RXCLK);                         // MII0_RXCLK on PA.11 (alt. function 4/5)
    _CONFIG_PERIPHERAL(A, 24, PA_24_MII0_TXD2);                          // MII0_TXD2 on PA.24 (alt. function 4/5)
    _CONFIG_PERIPHERAL(A, 25, PA_25_MII0_TXCLK);                         // MII0_TXCLK on PA.25 (alt. function 4/5)
    _CONFIG_PERIPHERAL(A, 26, PA_26_MII0_TXD3);                          // MII0_TXD3 on PA.26 (alt. function 4/5)
    _CONFIG_PERIPHERAL(A, 27, PA_27_MII0_CRS);                           // MII0_CRS  on PA.27 (alt. function 4/5)
    _CONFIG_PERIPHERAL(A, 28, PA_28_MII0_TXER);                          // MII0_TXER on PA.28 (alt. function 4/5)
    _CONFIG_PERIPHERAL(A, 29, PA_29_MII0_COL);                           // MII0_COL  on PA.29 (alt. function 4/5)
    #endif
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Regards

Mark

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