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王剑翰
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Background:
CPU
MCIMX6S5EVM10AB
Board design reference: SPF-27516_C3(Sabre-SDB)


Questions:

1,Customer want to set BT_CFG1_1(EIM_DA1) as high. Is it OK?

The reference schematics is set as DNP.

2, Customer's eMMC BUS width is set as 4bit, but customer set BT_CFG[7:5]=010:

boot select.png

The above image is from SPF-27516_C3 reference schematics. Should the BT_CFG[6:5] value change to x1?

3, For the BT_CFG3 and BT_CFG4, can they be set as NC?

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jimmychan
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1. The Table 8-15 in the Reference Manual.

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2. For 4-bit, BT_CFG2_5 should be = 1

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3. No. Please connect the pull-up/pull-down resistors for the options that you needed.

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igorpadykov
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Hi 王 剑翰

1. I am afraid not, because EIM_DA1 BOOT_CFG1[1]

selects SD/eMMC Power Cycle Enable

Table 8-15. USDHC Boot eFUSE Descriptions IMX6SDLRM

2. yes for 4-bit width BT_CFG[6:5] value change to x1

3. BT_CFG3 and BT_CFG4 can be set as NC

Best regards

igor

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jimmychan
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According to the i.MX6 Hardware Design guide (IMX6DQ6SDLHDG.pdf), the boot_cfg signals should not be left floating.

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jimmychan
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1. The Table 8-15 in the Reference Manual.

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2. For 4-bit, BT_CFG2_5 should be = 1

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3. No. Please connect the pull-up/pull-down resistors for the options that you needed.

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