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Controversial information about HDLC in different documents from NXP
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Hi!
I'm trying to understand what HDLC modes are supported in different processors and I'm really confused.
For example, in QuiccEngine reference manual 7/2015 it's mentioned that for P1021/P1025/P1016/P1012 HDLC "Supported, but the ratio between the HDLC interface serial clock frequency and the QUICC Engine clock
frequency should be at least 1:14" (Chapter 14,p.1). In P1025 reference manual (rev1. 01/2013) it's said: "The ratio between the HDLC interface serial clock frequency and the QUICC Engine clock frequency should be at least 1:3" (p.1630).
Another example: in QuiccEngine ref manual 11/2015 there is an information that LS1021A,LS1020A support HDLC, in 7/2015 QE ref manual LS1021A, LS1020A are not listed in Table 14-1 at all, and from LS1021A datasheet (11/2016) I know that LS1021A supports HDLC, but lite version (synchronous HDLC isn't supported).
I got an answer for my question "Full-featured HDLC-ports on ref boards with communication processor", but MPC830x kit that supports synchronous full-duplex HDLC-interface is obsolete and MPC8309 is obsolete too. NXP suggests to migrate to QorIQ processors, so it doesn't make sense to use MPC8309 for a new design.
In TWR P1025 board there are 2 HDLC ports, but from Table 5-2 "I/O Connectors and Pin Usage Table" it's clear that there are no HDLC clock signals on the connectors, only RxD,TxD, CTS,RTS,CD! However, from P1025 ref manual (1/2013, p.71) we know that not only async HDLC is supported, but full-duplex with data rates up to 50Mbps. It's so frustrating... Is it possible to assign some GPIOs from QE SerialExpansion group of the TWR-P1025 board's connector as in and out clocks for sync HDLC?
What is BISYNC HDLC and how it works? Is it described in any document?
Sorry, but I just can't understand an overall concept of QE and sync HDLC (where to get/how to form Rx/Tx clocks, do I have to assign HDLC Rx/Tx clocks to GPIOs or there are dedicated clock pins, is it possible to use CTS/RTS from async HDLC/UART to flow control while sync HDLC is used, how to configure QE in P1025 to use sync HDLC). Hope to get some explanation from you.
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Thank you very much for your answers, Pavel.
Pavel
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The LS1021a QE contains UCC1 and UCC3. These UCC1 and UCC3 can use CLK9, CLK10, CLK11, CLK12, CLK15 and CLK16 as input clock signals.
The LS1021a pins are the following:
CLK9 - GPIO4_19
CLK10 - GPIO4_20
CLK11 - GPIO4_21
CLK12 - GPIO4_22
These pins are connected to HDMI transmitter (SiI9022A) on the TWR-LS1021A board.
It is means that external clock can be used for UCC1 or UCC3 on the TWr-LS1021a board.
If you want to use these pins as CLKx, resistors R98 or R100 or R101 or R375 should be removed and GPIO4_19 or GPIO4_20 or GPIO4_21 or GPIO4_22 is connected to your HDLC.
Have a great day,
Pavel Chubakov
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Pavel
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First of all look at NXP product longevity page:
This page shows that the MPC8309 product launched was 2011 and the MPC8309 is 10-years product.
The TWR-P1025 PB1 can be used as CLK5 or CLK10 for the HFLC. Find the J9A B23 on the TWR-P1025 schematic.
The LS1021a supports UCC1/UCC3. These UCC can be used for HDLC. See the Table 2-2 of the QE Reference Manual Rev 8:
See also the Section 30.3.5 of the LS1021A Reference Manual Rev 1:
The ratio limitation for P1021/P1012/P1025/P1016 is actually a document error and it should be 1:3.The DOC team is in the process to update the document.
Note: Maximum HDLC clock is approximately 50Mbps for all QE devices.
Have a great day,
Pavel Chubakov
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Pavel, is it possible to apply any external clk for ucc1/ucc3 on TWR-LS1021A to use sync HDLC on that board?
