Shutdown self-test problem!

xiaobozheng — Tue, 01 Nov 2016 03:30:12 GMT

Dear all:

we have found a strange situation, we test our source code on board with different versions of MPC5744P, the result is different .

our program can not working normal on our board (with chip mask IN15P), there always have three low blocks are failed . But it can work on our old board (with chip mask IN65H) .

the result is still like this on our B2 sample (chip mask IN15P):

but the results on our old sample - B1(chip mask IN65H):

why this is happen ? how can we fix it ?

this is our shutdown self-test code:

void ShutDownSelfTest()
{
if (STCU_MBELSW!=0x07ffffff)
{
Pre_ShutDownSelfTest();
ShutDownSelfTest_Init();
}
sys_check_stcu_shutdown();
}

/*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/*                                                                      */
/*         check shutdown selftest   status                              */
/*                                                                       */
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
static void sys_check_stcu_shutdown()
{
/*Shutdown LBIST End Flag*/
while(STCU_LBESW !=0x0000000f );
/*Shutdown LBIST Status*/
while(STCU_LBSSW != 0x0000000f);

/*Shutdown MBIST End Flag*/
while (STCU_MBELSW !=0x07ffffff);
/*MBIST Status Low Register*/
while(STCU_MBSLSW !=0x07ffffff );
}

/*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/*                                                                      */
/*      Init system registers for shutdown selftest                         */
/*                                                                       */
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
static void Pre_ShutDownSelfTest()
{
/*     1. End the currently running application, including graceful termination of
peripheralsas required by the application */

/* 2. Configure FlexRay and CAN clock sources and divider for self-test:*/
MC_CGM.AC1_DC0.B.DE = 1;
MC_CGM.AC1_DC0.B.DIV = 1;

FR_0.MCR.B.CLKSEL=1;
CAN_0.CTRL1.B.CLKSRC=1;
CAN_1.CTRL1.B.CLKSRC=1;
CAN_2.CTRL1.B.CLKSRC=1;

/* 3. Ensure PBRIDGE clock is not over clocked (maximum frequency is 50MHz) when SYS_CLK is switched to 200MHz. */
   MC_CGM.SC_DC0.B.DIV = 3;
/* 4. Configure DRUN to turn off PLL1 (to save power), turn off PLL0 so PLL0 can bere-configured for the required 200MHz self-test clock frequency, turn on the XOSC
    as it is needed to provide the PLL0 reference clock during self-test, and select IRCOSC to source SYS_CLK: */

   MC_ME.DRUN_MC.B.SYSCLK=0;/*Select IRCOSC as the SYS_CLK clock source*/
      MC_ME.DRUN_MC.B.XOSCON=1;/*Enable XOSC*/
   MC_ME.DRUN_MC.B.PLL0ON=0;/*Disable PLL0:*/
   MC_ME.DRUN_MC.B.PLL1ON=0;/*Disable PLL1*/

/*Gate off all peripheral clocks because they should not be running: */
   MC_ME.RUN_PC[0].B.DRUN =0;
   MC_ME.RUN_PC[1].B.DRUN =0;
   MC_ME.RUN_PC[2].B.DRUN =0;
   MC_ME.RUN_PC[3].B.DRUN =0;
   MC_ME.RUN_PC[4].B.DRUN =0;
   MC_ME.RUN_PC[5].B.DRUN =0;
   MC_ME.RUN_PC[6].B.DRUN =0;
   MC_ME.RUN_PC[7].B.DRUN =0;
   MC_ME.PCTL9.B.RUN_CFG=0;
   MC_ME.PCTL11.B.RUN_CFG=0;
   MC_ME.PCTL12.B.RUN_CFG=0;
   MC_ME.PCTL30.B.RUN_CFG=0;
   MC_ME.PCTL36.B.RUN_CFG=0;
   MC_ME.PCTL38.B.RUN_CFG=0;
   MC_ME.PCTL77.B.RUN_CFG=0;
   MC_ME.PCTL78.B.RUN_CFG=0;
   MC_ME.PCTL79.B.RUN_CFG=0;
   MC_ME.PCTL91.B.RUN_CFG=0;
   MC_ME.PCTL98.B.RUN_CFG=0;
   MC_ME.PCTL99.B.RUN_CFG=0;
   MC_ME.PCTL104.B.RUN_CFG=0;
   MC_ME.PCTL107.B.RUN_CFG=0;
   MC_ME.PCTL124.B.RUN_CFG=0;
   MC_ME.PCTL126.B.RUN_CFG=0;
   MC_ME.PCTL137.B.RUN_CFG=0;
   MC_ME.PCTL141.B.RUN_CFG=0;
   MC_ME.PCTL144.B.RUN_CFG=0;
   MC_ME.PCTL146.B.RUN_CFG=0;
   MC_ME.PCTL204.B.RUN_CFG=0;
   MC_ME.PCTL208.B.RUN_CFG=0;
   MC_ME.PCTL209.B.RUN_CFG=0;
   MC_ME.PCTL214.B.RUN_CFG=0;
   MC_ME.PCTL235.B.RUN_CFG=0;
   MC_ME.PCTL237.B.RUN_CFG=0;
   MC_ME.PCTL239.B.RUN_CFG=0;
   MC_ME.PCTL245.B.RUN_CFG=0;
   MC_ME.PCTL247.B.RUN_CFG=0;
   MC_ME.PCTL251.B.RUN_CFG=0;
   MC_ME.PCTL255.B.RUN_CFG=0;
/* 5. Activate new configuration by performing mode change to DRUN: */
// MC_ME.MCTL.B.TARGET_MODE = 3;
MC_ME.MCTL.R = 0x30005AF0;                  /* Mode & Key */
MC_ME.MCTL.R = 0x3000A50F;                  /* Mode & Key inverted */
while(MC_ME.GS.B.S_MTRANS == 1);            /* Wait for mode entry to complete */
while(MC_ME.GS.B.S_CURRENT_MODE != 0x3);    /* Check DRUN mode has been entered */

/* 6. Configure PLL0 for required 200MHz self-test frequency: */

    /* a. Configure PLL0 to provide 100MHz at its PHI output: (values depend on XOSC frequency). */
//PLLDIG_PLL0DV =
  PLLDIG.PLL0DV.B.RFDPHI1 = 8;
  PLLDIG.PLL0DV.B.RFDPHI = 4;
  PLLDIG.PLL0DV.B.PREDIV = 1;
  PLLDIG.PLL0DV.B.MFD = 25;
/*Select XOSC as PLL0's reference clock*/
   MC_CGM.AC3_SC.B.SELCTL=1;

/* 7. Configure DRUN mode to turn on PLL0 and select PLL0 PHI to source SYS_CLK: */
   MC_ME.DRUN_MC.B.XOSCON=1;/*Enable XOSC:*/
   MC_ME.DRUN_MC.B.PLL0ON=1;/*Enable PLL0:*/
   MC_ME.DRUN_MC.B.PLL1ON=0;/*Disable PLL1:*/
      MC_ME.DRUN_MC.B.SYSCLK=2;/*Select PLL0 PHI as the SYS_CLK clock source*/

/* 8. Activate new configuration by performing mode change to DRUN: */
     // MC_ME.MCTL.B.TARGET_MODE=3;
  MC_ME.MCTL.R = 0x30005AF0;                  /* Mode & Key */
  MC_ME.MCTL.R = 0x3000A50F;                  /* Mode & Key inverted */
  while(MC_ME.GS.B.S_MTRANS == 1);            /* Wait for mode entry to complete */
  while(MC_ME.GS.B.S_CURRENT_MODE != 0x3);    /* Check DRUN mode has been entered */

/* 9. Select PLL0 PHI to source all auxiliary clocks used during self-test */
   MC_CGM.AC0_SC.B.SELCTL=2;
   MC_CGM.AC5_SC.B.SELCTL=2;

}

/******************************************************//*!
* @par Description
*  This function init all shutdown selftest registers and start shutdown selftest.
* @param NULL
* @return NULL
********************************************************/
static void ShutDownSelfTest_Init()
{
    STCU.SKC.R = 0x753F924E;
    STCU.SKC.R = 0x8AC06DB1;

/*2 :configure all STCU MBn CTRL register:*/
STCU_MB0_CTRL   =0X91000000;
STCU_MB1_CTRL   =0x98000000;
STCU_MB2_CTRL   =0x93000000;
STCU_MB3_CTRL =0x94000000;
STCU_MB4_CTRL =0x95000000;

STCU_MB5_CTRL =0x96000000;
STCU_MB6_CTRL =0x97000000;
STCU_MB7_CTRL =0x10000000;
STCU_MB8_CTRL =0x99000000;

STCU_MB9_CTRL =0x9a000000;
STCU_MB10_CTRL =0x9b000000;
STCU_MB11_CTRL =0x9c000000;
STCU_MB12_CTRL =0x9d000000;

STCU_MB13_CTRL =0x9e000000;
STCU_MB14_CTRL =0x9f000000;
STCU_MB15_CTRL =0xa0000000;
STCU_MB16_CTRL =0xa1000000;

STCU_MB17_CTRL =0xa2000000;
STCU_MB18_CTRL =0xa3000000;
STCU_MB19_CTRL =0xa4000000;
STCU_MB20_CTRL =0xa5000000;

STCU_MB21_CTRL =0xa6000000;
STCU_MB22_CTRL =0xa7000000;
STCU_MB23_CTRL =0xa8000000;
STCU_MB24_CTRL =0xa9000000;
STCU_MB25_CTRL =0xaa000000;
STCU_MB26_CTRL =0x00000000;

/*3:config stcu_cfg register*/
STCU_CFG = 0X12000008;

/*4:configure all STCU_Lbn_Ctrl register*/
STCU_LB0_CTRL = 0x83031107;
STCU_LB1_CTRL = 0X82031107;
STCU_LB2_CTRL = 0X7F031107;
STCU_LB3_CTRL = 0X01031107;

/*5:configure all STCU_LBnMISRELSW /STCU_LBnMISREHSW register*/
STCU_LB0_PCS = 0x00006590;
STCU_LB1_PCS = 0x00000708;
STCU_LB2_PCS = 0x00000B00;
STCU_LB3_PCS = 0x00000740;

STCU_LB0_MISRELSW = 0xe19ee01f;
STCU_LB1_MISRELSW = 0xf1b392f7;
STCU_LB2_MISRELSW = 0xc0129454;
STCU_LB3_MISRELSW = 0xe0d719d0;

STCU_LB0_MISREHSW = 0xAA0EE288;
STCU_LB1_MISREHSW = 0x18916197;
STCU_LB2_MISREHSW = 0xDE0D037E;
STCU_LB3_MISREHSW = 0x694A0066;

/*6:configure all STCU_WDG register*/
STCU_WDG = 0x00060000;

/*7:configure STCU_LBRMSW register*/
STCU_LBRMSW = 0x0000000f;

/*8:configure DCL_IPS0 register*/
DCL_IPS0 = 0x03008214;

/*configure the STCU_RUNSW register ---- start the shutdown self-test*/
STCU_RUNSW = 0x00000301;

//wait the shutdown self-test finished
while (STCU.RUNSW.B.RUNSW == 1);

}

Re: Shutdown self-test problem!

petervlna — Tue, 01 Nov 2016 09:28:58 GMT

Hi,

For different cuts you need different MISR values.

For 1N15P use following:

STCU_LB0_MISREL	0x8CBF311B
STCU_LB1_MISREL	0xAC435093
STCU_LB2_MISREL	0x37732C00
STCU_LB3_MISREL	0xB4B9D509
STCU_LB0_MISREH	0xCD9077D8
STCU_LB1_MISREH	0x01599F6C
STCU_LB2_MISREH	0x23EA1647
STCU_LB3_MISREH	0xF3A1B551

We have created ticket for reference manual update.

Peter

Re: Shutdown self-test problem!

xiaobozheng — Wed, 02 Nov 2016 00:53:19 GMT

where we can find the ref manual?

Re: Shutdown self-test problem!

petervlna — Wed, 02 Nov 2016 05:56:39 GMT

Hi,

You can find on our web page all available documentation.

http://cache.nxp.com/files/32bit/doc/ref_manual/MPC5744PRM.pdf?fsrch=1&sr=4&pageNum=1

Peter

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