Hi Support team,
I have used MPC5604 before. If i want to enter the serial boot mode, i have to set the Pin correctly.
But now when i check the MPC5748G RM, i didn't see any chapter describes how to set the Pin to enter the serial boot mode.
Also,i see the branch when i can enter the serial boot mode. Does it mean i don't need to set the external pin ?
Another question : If i understand correctly, does it mean if i set the the lifecycle to "In field" , i cannot enter serial boot mode any more ? So, i cannot use "Rappid bootloader" to download the code to internal SRAM ?
Hello,
But now when i check the MPC5748G RM, i didn't see any chapter describes how to set the Pin to enter the serial boot mode.
No such pin is present anymore.
Does it mean i don't need to set the external pin ?
No external pin is needed / present on this device. See description above.
If i understand correctly, does it mean if i set the the lifecycle to "In field" , i cannot enter serial boot mode any more ?
Yes, you cannot.
So, i cannot use "Rappid bootloader" to download the code to internal SRAM ?
Hmm, Rappid bootloader is (flash resident bootloader) running from internal Flash if I am correct. So you will boot from internal flash and then your bootloader will take care of update via serial interface.
It is much better to use resident bootloader then this serial boot. Also necessary for in field, where you need to do SW updates.
Best regards,
Peter
Thanks for your reply! I have an another question.
When i use MPC5604, i can set my own private password.
When i check the RM of MPC5748, i see "During the serial boot, the password check is always compared with the public password".
So, MPC5748 cannot do the similar things?
