Reset & Bootmode ---------------- +-----+------------+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-------+-----+ | Pin | Signal | Description | type | I/O | +=====+============+===========================================================================================================+=======+=====+ | | | System Boot Mode Select - The operational system boot mode of the | | | | | | module upon system reset is determined by the settings of this pin. | | | | | | BOOTMODE=H: Boot from NAND / L: Boot from UART/USB | | | | | | Leave open or connect to VDDIO if not used. | | | | 8 | BOOTMODE +---------------------+--------------+---------------------------+------------------------------------------+ VDDIO | I | | | | **Module** | **Remark** | PU | | | | +---------------------+--------------+---------------------------+------------------------------------------+ | | | | | TX28 | Depending on BOOTMODE external pull-up/-down resistors are selected | | | | | | | on LCD interface signals LD0..LD5 and LCD_RS (pin 146). Refer to the | | | | | | | TX28 datasheet for resistor values and level needed at startup! | | | +-----+------------+------------------------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------+-------+-----+ | | | Reset Out – Reset carrier board peripherals | | | | 15 | #RESET_OUT | #RESET_OUT may be used to reset peripherals on the carrier board. Depending on | VDDIO | O | | | | the module type this signal might be asserted automatically by a system reset, | | | | | | but can be controller by a GPIO function during runtime on all modules. | | | +-----+------------+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-------+-----+ | | | Power On Reset - active low input signal. | | | | | | Typically a push button reset, pull low to force a reset. | | | | | | A supervisor circuit is used on the TX module to | | | | | | monitor the power supply. This device assert a processor system reset | | | | | | (POR_B) if the power supply falls outside the programmed threshold or | | | | | | a manual reset (#POR) is asserted externally. | | | | | | Leave open if not used. | | | + 16 + #POR +------------------------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------+ 5V + I + | | | **Module** | **Remark** | PU | | + + +------------------------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------+ + + | | | TX28 | The i.MX28 power-on reset is generated internally. | | | | | | | If low the module power supply is disconnected. | | | + + +------------------------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------+ + + | | | TX28S | Not connected | | | +-----+------------+------------------------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------+-------+-----+ | | | Master Reset - external active low Schmitt trigger input signal. When | | | | | | this signal goes active, all modules (except the reset module, SDRAMC | | | | 17 | #RESET_IN | module, and the clock control module) are reset. The behaviour might | VDDIO | I | | | | depend on the processor, please refer to the processor reference manual | | | | | | for details. #RESET_IN is directly connected to the processors RESET_B pin. | | | | | | Pull or connect to VDDIO if not used. | | | +-----+------------+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-------+-----+ .. figure:: ../images/reset_bootmode.png :align: center