Ethernet phy register access K64F KSZ8081RNBIA

[aes_mike]

I have a K64F connected to a KSZ8081RNBIA Ethernet phy.  I want to read/write the configuration registers within the Ethernet phy part.   There is an external 1K pull up on the MDIO.  I had this working at one time but now it is not working, or maybe in the past it just happen to work.  Anyway, when I call the PHY_DRV_Autodiscover() it crashes and goes to the DefaultISR in startup_MK64F12.S when it is in the ENET_HAL_GetStatus() function (see attached image).  I just don't know what might be the cause of it. 

// Note: FSL_ENET1 is zero (0) and ENET_BASE_PTR is defined in MK64F12.h.

uint32_t       phy_address;

enet_status_t  status;

//ENET_HAL_Init( ENET_BASE_PTR );  <-- crashes with this too

//ENET_HAL_Enable( ENET_BASE_PTR ); <-- crashes with this as well

status = PHY_DRV_Autodiscover( FSL_ENET1, &phy_address );

The PHY_DRV_Autodiscover() function comes from the  "fsl_phy_driver.c"  which is from the

C:\Freescale\KSDK_1.2.0\middleware\tcpip\rtcs\source\port\phyksz8081 folder.  I copied over the header file to my project as well.

The project is a KSDK 1.2.0 along with processor expert.  KDS 3.0.0.

The project includes the eNet1:fsl_enet module, see attached image for all PE modules in the project.

The function init_enet_pins() is run during hardware_init().   See init_enet_pins() function below.

There is also a 1K pull up on the MDIO pin.

I tried initializing ENET (lines commented out above), but it just crashes earlier (i.e. tried using functions ENET_HAL_Init() and ENET_HAL_Enable() and both of them cause the exact same crash situation).

If I use the example demo project "shell_frdmk64f" (KSDK 1.3.0), the board network communications work great which leads me to believe it is not a hardware, but more like a software config sort of issue, but not sure what it might be. 

What am I missing?  Any suggestions?

Thank you.

void init_enet_pins(uint32_t instance)

{

  /* Affects PORTB_PCR1 register */

  PORT_HAL_SetMuxMode(PORTB,1UL,kPortMuxAlt4);

  /* Affects PORTB_PCR0 register */

  PORT_HAL_SetMuxMode(PORTB,0UL,kPortMuxAlt4);

  PORT_HAL_SetPullMode(PORTB,0UL,kPortPullUp);

  PORT_HAL_SetPullCmd(PORTB,0UL,true);

  PORT_HAL_SetOpenDrainCmd(PORTB,0UL,true);

  /* Affects PORTA_PCR13 register */

  PORT_HAL_SetMuxMode(PORTA,13UL,kPortMuxAlt4);

  /* Affects PORTA_PCR12 register */

  PORT_HAL_SetMuxMode(PORTA,12UL,kPortMuxAlt4);

  /* Affects PORTA_PCR14 register */

  PORT_HAL_SetMuxMode(PORTA,14UL,kPortMuxAlt4);

  /* Affects PORTA_PCR5 register */

  PORT_HAL_SetMuxMode(PORTA,5UL,kPortMuxAlt4);

  /* Affects PORTA_PCR16 register */

  PORT_HAL_SetMuxMode(PORTA,16UL,kPortMuxAlt4);

  /* Affects PORTA_PCR17 register */

  PORT_HAL_SetMuxMode(PORTA,17UL,kPortMuxAlt4);

  /* Affects PORTA_PCR15 register */

  PORT_HAL_SetMuxMode(PORTA,15UL,kPortMuxAlt4);

  /* Affects PORTA_PCR18 register */

  PORT_HAL_SetMuxMode(PORTA,18UL,kPortPinDisabled);

}

[aes_mike]

I added the ENET:Init_ENET PE module and then just before the call to  the PHY_DRV_Autodiscover() function I set a breakpoint and modify the ENET.MSCR register from 0x0000 to 0x0130 using the EmbSys Register window.  Now it works! 

I tried to change the ENET_MSCR_VALUE within the ENET_Config.h, but when I startup the debugger it reverts the value back to 0x00U rather than my 0x0130U.  Not sure best place to set up the MSCR register and why it is not set correctly in the first place?

[xiangjunrong]

Hi,

Can you attach your project so that I can download and debug on my FRDM-K64F?

BR

Xiangjun Rong