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New to KL02 where to start ?

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ralphdeffke
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Hi there,

we want to use the KL02Z32 hence the small package with 32/4Kb. But the datasheet I find is not sufficient for any Hardware development.

Can someone guide me with where to start and where to find user manual of the KL02 ?

Thanks you very much

Ralph

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Alice_Yang
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Hello Ralph,

What about your chip full part number ?

Refer to the information you give : 32/4Kb , you can refer to this RM:

http://cache.freescale.com/files/32bit/doc/ref_manual/KL02P20M48SF0RM.pdf?fpsp=1&WT_TYPE=Reference%2...

If it not the RM of your chip , please tell me the part number of your chip .

Hope it helps

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ralphdeffke
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Yea, yepp, I should know better what I want.

My challenge is that I have to design the board first, before I can dive into the firmware development for out board. I am completely novice for the Freescale MCU flavors. (not to ARM so)

We are using the MKL02Z32VFG4 of the family and I have problems to figure out the pin assignment for the two wire debugger. Isn't a reset pin needed for this?

Also I need to set up one pin to wake up the MCU from deep sleep.

Any reference schematics for that chip flavor would help a lot too.

Thanks

Ralph

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joeygouly
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Check out the user manual for the FRDM-KL02Z board: Freedom Development Platform for Kinetis KL02|NXP

Has some schematics and explanations!

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ralphdeffke
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I did, but this is a multi pin MCU.

I am using the 16pin QFN version so many info given are not for me. I was hoping to get help in filtering what is relevant for me.

I fired up the MCU professor in the IDE and see the pins I can configure for the reset, clk and data pin.

Am I completely free to choose from the selection or there are any recommendations on that little chip ?

And what are the pin SystemControl/scb_nm for ? the manual it doesn't find that term.

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thanks

Ralph

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Alice_Yang
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Hello Ralph,

Yes, you need refr to the Pinout Joey mentioned , then configure the register of PORTx_PCRn -> MUX :

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Hope it helps


Have a great day,
Alice

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joeygouly
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Normally there is only one option for reset, clk and data pins per MCU.

In the reference manual here http://cache.freescale.com/files/32bit/doc/ref_manual/KL02P32M48SF0RM.pdf

Look at section 10.3 Pinout. It will tell you which pin is used for which function.

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