Hello @muxeu,
In the chapter 25.3.2 explains in more detail the behavior of this signals.
SNVS_PMIC_STBY_REQ outputs a high-level signal under Suspend Mode (Stop Mode).
After it entry into SNVS mode, it will drive PMIC_ON_REQ to low, and resume to high on waking up, this can be used to control power supply for SOC.
That's right, depending of the mode (standby/buck) is the register to use.
The signal has two functionalities, the GPIO and the tamper, which one do you mean?
Best Regards,
Alexis Andalon
Hello @muxeu,
In the chapter 25.3.2 explains in more detail the behavior of this signals.
SNVS_PMIC_STBY_REQ outputs a high-level signal under Suspend Mode (Stop Mode).
After it entry into SNVS mode, it will drive PMIC_ON_REQ to low, and resume to high on waking up, this can be used to control power supply for SOC.
That's right, depending of the mode (standby/buck) is the register to use.
The signal has two functionalities, the GPIO and the tamper, which one do you mean?
Best Regards,
Alexis Andalon