Using OCRAM on MKV58F1M0xxx24

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Using OCRAM on MKV58F1M0xxx24

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lsrbigfoot
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Hello,

I am looking to utilize the 64KB OCRAM (Range 0x2F000000 - 0x2F00FFFF) on the MKV58F1M0VLQ24 like regular SRAM for basic read/write of data.

Where can I find code examples (driver examples) that utilize the OCRAM?

What prerequisites (initialization) must be done before OCRAM can be accessed?

Thanks!

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FelipeGarcia
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Hi Leighton Rowe,

 

There are no initializations needed in order to use the OCRAM. This can be accessed as the regular SRAM.

 

You can take the following document as reference to relocate data and code in the OCRAM.

 

https://community.nxp.com/docs/DOC-335283

 

I hope this helps!

 

Best regards,

Felipe

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FelipeGarcia
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Hi Leighton Rowe,

 

There are no initializations needed in order to use the OCRAM. This can be accessed as the regular SRAM.

 

You can take the following document as reference to relocate data and code in the OCRAM.

 

https://community.nxp.com/docs/DOC-335283

 

I hope this helps!

 

Best regards,

Felipe

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