PLL Clock change issue on MQX 3.8.1

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PLL Clock change issue on MQX 3.8.1

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lucianomoretti
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I've got a K70 based MQX 3.8.1 project I've inherited, and I need to change the DDR frequency to 150Mhz from the bsp default of 120Mhz.  I've changed the bsp_cm.h file from:

#define CPU_PLL_FLL_CLK_HZ_CONFIG_0    120000000UL

to

#define CPU_PLL_FLL_CLK_HZ_CONFIG_0    150000000UL

I've verified that my BSP's .a file is being updated, and even gone so far as to printf the value of CPU_PLL_FLL_CLK_HZ_CONFIG_0 from my application code, but the O-scope still says my PLL is at 120Mhz.  The above change worked in my MQX 4.1.1 projects, and I can't figure out why it hasn't had the same effect in my MQX 3.8.1 project.

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lucianomoretti
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Thank you.  This helped immensely.  It looks like the PRDIV1 register was set up differently in the BSPs, and the #define didn't actually do anything. Going back to older 4.1.1 builds the DDR is clocked at 150mhz.

Now to work with my EE to verify all the settings to verify that all the peripherals are clocked correctly.

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soledad
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Hello Luciano,

Please check the attached document, this document shows how to change default clock settings in Kinetis BSPs.

I hope this helps!!


Have a great day,
Sol

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lucianomoretti
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Thank you.  This helped immensely.  It looks like the PRDIV1 register was set up differently in the BSPs, and the #define didn't actually do anything. Going back to older 4.1.1 builds the DDR is clocked at 150mhz.

Now to work with my EE to verify all the settings to verify that all the peripherals are clocked correctly.

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