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Watchdog reset after entering VLPS mode

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海斌蔡
Contributor II

Hi,

My program enters vlps low-power mode, and the software stays in the following position

 

The watchdog resets after 3 hours and 40 minutes of the software. The following is the configuration of the watchdog register when the software enters the LVPS mode.

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I have two questions
1. When the software enters VLPS mode, WDOG->CNT will still increment, but the increment is very slow. Why is it not a 2 second watchdog reset but more than 3 hours?

2. Before entering VLPS mode, should the watchdog be disabled?

Thanks & Regards,

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海斌蔡
Contributor II

My program enters vlps low-power mode, and the software stays in the following position微信图片_20210421162311.png

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nxf47333
NXP Employee
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Hi Robin,

I have questions, according to RM

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if i enter stop1/stop2 with Watchdog enabled(and configuration timer out is 1s), will watchdog trigger system reset after timeout.

if i enter vlps, does it mean, watchdog will production wake up event once timerout

 

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Robin_Shen
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Hi 海斌蔡,

According to the description of "Table 39-4. Module operation in available power modes", you don't need to disable the watchdog.
In VLPS mode, Watchdog is Async operation (STOP bit needs to be set). Async Wakeup.
I did not see you set STOP bit of SC register.
Would you please set STOP bit and then test again?

Table 39-4. Module operation in available power modes.jpgCS[STOP].jpg

Async operation Fully functional with alternate clock source (if the selected clock source remains enabled).
"Table 39-4. Module operation in available power modes" shows that the OSC that you selected is OFF in VLPS. Please select other clock source.

 

Best Regards,
Robin
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