Dear NXP community,
I would like to know which value should I set for the two parameters EOCV and GM_SEL when initializing the FXOSC with the NXP demoboard S32K311-EVB Q100.
The issue that I encounter is that when I let the previous parameters with the reset values, it seems that the FXOSC or the PLL goes in overclocking and the SW stop functionning.
Thank you for the support.
Best regards,
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Hi
The default value should not cause the PLL to be overclocked.
Could you share the S32DS version you are using and also the RTD version?
Did you configure Clock Configuration Tool according to the S32K3XXRM Table 151. Option B - Reduced Speed mode (CORE_CLK @ 120 MHz) by refer to S32K3xx Pins and Clocks with RTD - Training?
Note the ratio between APIS_SLOW_CLK and HSE_CLK should be 1:2 by default. For more detail, please refer to the discussion in https://community.nxp.com/t5/S32K/If-I-don-t-give-s32k312-delay-the-CAN-stop-during-operation/m-p/18...
Best Regards,
Robin
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Hi
The default value should not cause the PLL to be overclocked.
Could you share the S32DS version you are using and also the RTD version?
Did you configure Clock Configuration Tool according to the S32K3XXRM Table 151. Option B - Reduced Speed mode (CORE_CLK @ 120 MHz) by refer to S32K3xx Pins and Clocks with RTD - Training?
Note the ratio between APIS_SLOW_CLK and HSE_CLK should be 1:2 by default. For more detail, please refer to the discussion in https://community.nxp.com/t5/S32K/If-I-don-t-give-s32k312-delay-the-CAN-stop-during-operation/m-p/18...
Best Regards,
Robin
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