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Wake the MCU from VLPS using a GPIO pin

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adem_marangoz
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Hello NXP team.

I am using the S32K144 microcontroller.

I want to wake up the MCU from VPLS using GPIO.

Do you have a ready example using RTD?

S32K144EVB 

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danielmartynek
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Hi @adem_marangoz,

In your other community thread, you mentioned using the legacy SDK v3.0.0:

https://community.nxp.com/t5/S32K/Wake-the-MCU-from-VLPR-using-a-GPIO-pin/m-p/2198256#M54116

This SDK includes a default example that demonstrates low-power modes, including VLPS.

 

Regards,

Daniel

 

 

Regards,

Daniel

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danielmartynek
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Hello @adem_marangoz,

Let me check.

Do you need MCAL or IP example?

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adem_marangoz
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No, I don't want MCAL. I use Freescale Semiconductor libraries.
If there are ready-made functions instead of writing directly to registers, that would be better.
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danielmartynek
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What do you mean by the Freescale Semiconductor libraries?

The S32K1xx RTD has

  • MCAL MCU driver that manages the power modes and
  • low-level Power_Ip driver.

Does it mean you need an example with the Ip drivers?

 

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Daniel

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adem_marangoz
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low-level Power_Ip driver.
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danielmartynek
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Hi @adem_marangoz,

In your other community thread, you mentioned using the legacy SDK v3.0.0:

https://community.nxp.com/t5/S32K/Wake-the-MCU-from-VLPR-using-a-GPIO-pin/m-p/2198256#M54116

This SDK includes a default example that demonstrates low-power modes, including VLPS.

 

Regards,

Daniel

 

 

Regards,

Daniel

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