How to config the IMXRT1052 SRAM WAIT/RDY# pin

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How to config the IMXRT1052 SRAM WAIT/RDY# pin

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钱汉望
Contributor I

Hello everyone, i meet a emergence issue in our design. please, find someone to resolve this problem.

Look at 1050 user guide section SEMC controller, below the picture:

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the MCR register bit[6] can change NOR/PSRAM RDY# polarity, BUT i can not find how to configure WAIT/RDY# pin. Because follow the IOCR register no bit to configure this function. That is very confused and mislead our design. Have someone can help me, thx. 

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kerryzhou
NXP TechSupport
NXP TechSupport

Hi 钱汉望 钱 ,

   Please check this table in chapter 24.4.3 Pin Mux in SEMC:

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So, I think you can configure IOCR.MUX_RDY to 111, it is PSRAM address bit 27.

Wish it helps you!

If you still have question about it, please kindly let me know.
Have a great day,
Kerry

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钱汉望
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Think you for your reply, i can configure IOCR.MUX_RDY to bit:111, But we need BUSY#/WAIT# pin as input function for  slave device indicate ready for WE/RD data in sram bus. So, how to configure BUSY/WAIT pin just like NAND device ready/wait input?

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kerryzhou
NXP TechSupport
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Hi 钱汉望 钱.

   Which SRAM you are using?

  Can you share your partial schematic about your SRAM with RT1052?


Have a great day,
Kerry

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