SJA1105SMBEVM

AH1805 TC10 Starter Kit Application Hint Rev.1.0 — 8. Nov 2018 User Manual Document information Info Content Keywords TC10, TJA1102, TJA1101, S32K148EVB, SJA1105PQRS, SJA1105S, SJA1105S Evaluation Board, SJA1105SMBEVM, Ethernet, Wakeup, Sleep, wake up forwarding, 100BASE-T1 Abstract The TC10 Starter Kit is described in this document. AH1805 NXP Semiconductors User Manual TC10 Starter Kit Revision history Rev Date Description 1.0 Initial release 08.11.2018 Contact information For more information, please visit: http://www.nxp.com For sales office addresses, please send an email to: mailto:salesaddresses@nxp.com AH1805 User Manual All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. Rev.1.0 — 8. Nov 2018 © NXP Semiconductors N.V. 2018. All rights reserved. 2 of 26 AH1805 NXP Semiconductors User Manual TC10 Starter Kit 1. Introduction This user manual describes the TC10 Starter kit hardware and the software components to allow the user to quickly bring up working wake-up and sleep scenarios that allow for further adaptations towards a customized system. After the HW description the manual walks the user through the process to create and download the TC10 kit firmware images. 2. Overview 2.1 TC10 standard TC10 is the abbreviation for the “10th technical committee of the Open Alliance Special Interest Group”. The Open-Alliance focuses on One-Pair Ethernet and is an open industry alliance of mainly automotive industry and technology providers collaborating to encourage wide scale adoption of Ethernet based networks as the standard in automotive networking applications. TC10 defines methods for sleep mode and a wake-up mechanism tailored for automotive use cases1. 2.2 Objectives and features of the kit The TC10 starter kit demonstrates the wakeup and sleep capabilities of the 100BASE-T1 PHY products TJA1101 and TJA1102. Furthermore, it allows to study how to exploit these capabilities in own implementations and provides the HW test bed for prototypical implementation. 2.3 Hardware and Software components The starter kit consists of the following components (Fig 1): 1 www.opensig.org/download/document/220/TC10+Wakeup+and+Sleep+Specification+for+Automotive+Ethernet_11-2017.pdf AH1805 User Manual All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. Rev.1.0 — 8. Nov 2018 © NXP Semiconductors N.V. 2018. All rights reserved. 3 of 26 AH1805 NXP Semiconductors User Manual TC10 Starter Kit Fig 1. TC10 Starter Kit Components Gateway (central) node: SJA1105SMBEVM Satellite (end) node: S32K148EVB with TJA1101 Adapter Card (ADTJA1101-RMII) Please note that Fig 1 only shows the minimum setup, but further extension with more end nodes / switches is possible. 3. Getting started 3.1 Getting components and documents The required components can be ordered or downloaded via the links below: • S32K148EVB https://www.nxp.com/products/processors-and-microcontrollers/arm-basedprocessors-and-mcus/s32-automotive-platform/s32k148-evaluationboard:S32K148EVB • ADTJA1101-RMII http://www.nxp.com/products/analog/interfaces/in-vehiclenetwork/ethernet/automotive-ethernet-phy-transceivers/adtja1101-rmiiautomotive-ethernet-adapter-for-s32k148evb:ADTJA1101-RMII • AH1805 User Manual SJA1105SMBEVB All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. Rev.1.0 — 8. Nov 2018 © NXP Semiconductors N.V. 2018. All rights reserved. 4 of 26 AH1805 NXP Semiconductors User Manual TC10 Starter Kit https://www.nxp.com/support/developer-resources/evaluation-and-developmentboards/analog-toolbox/gateway-prototyping-platform:SJA1105SMBEVM • S32K SW project https://www.nxp.com/search?keyword=s32k%20144%20projects • SJA1105SMBEVM SW project https://www.nxp.com/support/developer-resources/evaluation-and-developmentboards/analog-toolbox/gateway-prototypingplatform:SJA1105SMBEVM?tab=Design_Tools_Tab Additional materials such as SJA1105S/TJA1101/TJA1102 datasheet, application hints, ADTJA1101-RMII schematics, SJA1105SMBEVM schematics, user manual, firmware can be downloaded from NXP’s document repository www.docstore.nxp.com. • • Register (NDA required) / Login Products -> In-Vehicle Networking -> Automotive Ethernet -> …(corresponding folders) Other documents such as S32K148 datasheet, errata, S32K148EVB user manual can be downloaded from https://www.nxp.com by searching keyword “S32K148” or below link: • https://www.nxp.com/products/processors-and-microcontrollers/arm-basedprocessors-and-mcus/s32-automotive-platform/s32k148-evaluationboard:S32K148EVB?fpsp=1&tab=Documentation_Tab The firmware of the S32K148EVB is included in the newest S32DS for ARM. Please refer to chapter 3.4.2 for more details. 3.2 Additional prerequisites Besides the components and documents which are described in chapter 3.1, you may need the following support materials: power supply, USB cable, debugger and Ethernet cable. 3.2.1 Power supply The SJA1105SMBEVM is powered by a single 12V supply input. It’s recommended to use an adapter that can deliver at least 1A of current. The S32K148EVB can be powered by either a single 12V supply input or by USB power. By default, USB power supply is enabled by J8 jumper. Please refer to the user manual of the board for more details of jumper settings. The ADTJA1101-RMII is powered from the S32K148EVB via the SABRE connector. 3.2.2 Micro USB Cable A micro USB cable is necessary for the S32K148EVB, which can be used for SW debug and download. Additionally it also can be used to supply the S32K148EVB in case no external 12V power supply is available. 3.2.3 Debugger If you want to download and run SW on the SJA1105SMBEVM you also need a JTAGDebug adapter. The easiest solution is the PEMicro “USB Multilink Universal” USB-toJTAG debug probe (http://www.pemicro.com/products/product_viewDetails.cfm?product_id=15320168) as this is fully supported by S32 Design Studio IDE. AH1805 User Manual All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. Rev.1.0 — 8. Nov 2018 © NXP Semiconductors N.V. 2018. All rights reserved. 5 of 26 AH1805 NXP Semiconductors User Manual TC10 Starter Kit No special debugger for the S32K148EVB is needed, since it contains a Single-WireDebug probe based on OpenSDA. Only a Micro-USB cable is required to connect the board via J7 to the PC. 3.2.4 Ethernet cable A standard IEEE100BASE-T1 cable is provided with the ADTJA1101-RMII board. The customer can check with the cable suppliers to get the standard 100BASE-T1 cable in case more connections are needed between 100BASE-T1 ports. 3.3 Installation and Connection The ADTJA1101-RMII board is connected to the S32K148EVB board via the SABRE (Smart Application Blueprint for Rapid Engineering) connector, which is shown in Fig 2. ADTJA1101-RMII board and S32K148EVB board connection is shown in Fig 3. Fig 2. AH1805 User Manual SABRE Connector of the ADTJA1101-RMII board All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. Rev.1.0 — 8. Nov 2018 © NXP Semiconductors N.V. 2018. All rights reserved. 6 of 26 AH1805 NXP Semiconductors User Manual TC10 Starter Kit Fig 3. S32K148EVB with 100BASE-T1 extension board ADTJA1101-RMII 3.4 Firmware Installation on S32K148EVB 3.4.1 S32DS Installation Installation of the SW development environment S32DS for ARM 2018 is necessary for bringing the S32K148EVB board to operation. The S32 Design Studio for ARM 2018 home page is at: https://www.nxp.com/support/developer-resources/run-time-software/s32-design-studioide/s32-design-studio-ide-for-arm-based-mcus:S32DS-ARM The following packages are needed: • the basic packet “S32 Design Studio for ARM 2018.R1 - Windows/Linux” and • the cumulative update “S32 Design Studio for ARM 2018.R1 Update 7 with S32K1xx SDK BETA 2.9.0” Please refer to the screenshots in Fig 4 for downloading the development environment and the SDK update. The S32DS has its own documentation on installation and usage of the software, please refer to the documents for details of installation and usage. AH1805 User Manual All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. Rev.1.0 — 8. Nov 2018 © NXP Semiconductors N.V. 2018. All rights reserved. 7 of 26 AH1805 NXP Semiconductors User Manual TC10 Starter Kit Fig 4. S32DS for ARM Installation Package for Download Installing the base package is straight forward: just execute the downloaded program and answer the questions. At one point enter the license number you have received via email. SDK 2.9.0 is not part of the base package, but it must be installed in a separate step. This can be done either - Online: S32DS/Eclipse downloads the package itself and installs it then. This requires that Eclipse can access the internet, which is often not possible due to corporate firewall rules and proxy architectures. Web browsers are usually capable to deal with these topics, but for other SW this is cumbersome. - Offline: the update package is downloaded with the web browser and temporarily stored in the filesystem, just like the base package. For installing the update, the user must point Eclipse to the downloaded package. The offline method is shown in the following steps: - In S32DS IDE select “Help -> Install New Software” AH1805 User Manual All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. Rev.1.0 — 8. Nov 2018 © NXP Semiconductors N.V. 2018. All rights reserved. 8 of 26 AH1805 NXP Semiconductors User Manual TC10 Starter Kit Fig 5. S32DS Installing SDK Update – step 1 - Click “Add…” AH1805 User Manual All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. Rev.1.0 — 8. Nov 2018 © NXP Semiconductors N.V. 2018. All rights reserved. 9 of 26 AH1805 NXP Semiconductors User Manual TC10 Starter Kit Fig 6. S32DS Installing SDK Update – step 2 - Click “Archive…” and select the .zip file with the update/patch downloaded earlier and stored in the filesystem. Click “OK” Fig 7. AH1805 User Manual S32DS Installing SDK Update – step 3 All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. Rev.1.0 — 8. Nov 2018 © NXP Semiconductors N.V. 2018. All rights reserved. 10 of 26 AH1805 NXP Semiconductors User Manual TC10 Starter Kit - It will start installing the patch to the S32DS ARM installation tree. Upon completion, you should see the Beta_2.9.0 folder. Fig 8. S32DS Installing SDK Update – step 4 3.4.2 Import example project files and build an executable file The following step-by-step guidance is just one way how to create an executable .elf file from the example project library, which is an known way of working, but there may be faster alternatives. - Choose your workspace – usually just an (empty) directory in the user’s part of the file system - Start S32 Design Studio for ARM and select this workspace - An empty Project Explorer pane (usually upper left corner) appears - Load the example project with “File -> New -> S32DS Project from Example” and choose “S32K1xx BETA SDK v2.9.0 Example Project -> S32K148 -> driver_examples -> communication -> phy_tja1101_s32k148”. Then click “Finish” to create a new project from the example project, which is just inside the workspace. AH1805 User Manual All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. Rev.1.0 — 8. Nov 2018 © NXP Semiconductors N.V. 2018. All rights reserved. 11 of 26 AH1805 NXP Semiconductors User Manual TC10 Starter Kit Fig 9. AH1805 User Manual S32DS Example Project Loading – step 1 All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. Rev.1.0 — 8. Nov 2018 © NXP Semiconductors N.V. 2018. All rights reserved. 12 of 26 AH1805 NXP Semiconductors User Manual TC10 Starter Kit Fig 10. S32DS Example Project Loading – step 2 - A new project with the name “phy_tja1101_s32k148” appears in the project explorer. Now you can modify the example codes by your own. Fig 11 shows how to modify the Master/Slave configuration of the TJA1101 in S32DS: double click the “phy1: phy” (usually lower left corner), then select the Master/Slave/Automatic (pin strapping) in the drop-down list of the “PHY Role” box. AH1805 User Manual All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. Rev.1.0 — 8. Nov 2018 © NXP Semiconductors N.V. 2018. All rights reserved. 13 of 26 AH1805 NXP Semiconductors User Manual TC10 Starter Kit Fig 11. Example of modifying the PHY Master/Slave - Generate the code after modification by clicking the marked symbol in Fig 12 (or by Project -> Generate Processor Expert Code) and watch the progress in the pop up progress bar or the Console window on the lower right pane. Fig 12. Example of generating code after modification - Build the project by clicking the hammer symbol (or by Project -> Build All), using the build configuration “Debug_FLASH”, and watch the progress in the pop-up progress bar or the Console window on the lower right pane AH1805 User Manual All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. Rev.1.0 — 8. Nov 2018 © NXP Semiconductors N.V. 2018. All rights reserved. 14 of 26 AH1805 NXP Semiconductors User Manual TC10 Starter Kit Fig 13. Example of building the Project 3.4.3 Download and run the firmware To download and debug your project with OpenSDA, it’s necessary to follow below steps: - Configure the debugger by clicking “Run -> DebugConfigurations” (also available under the beetle symbol). If you have chosen the example project as described in chapter 3.4.2, you will see a predefined debug configuration under “GDB PEMicro Interface Debugging”. Make sure the “phy_tja1101_s32k148_debug_flash_pemicro” is appeared as default. Then click “Close” at the lower right pane. Fig 14. Select default debugger AH1805 User Manual All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. Rev.1.0 — 8. Nov 2018 © NXP Semiconductors N.V. 2018. All rights reserved. 15 of 26 AH1805 NXP Semiconductors User Manual TC10 Starter Kit - Make sure the S32K148EVB is connected to the PC via Micro USB cable, and the board is powered up (two red LEDs will be on, please refer to the user manual of the board) before clicking “Run -> Debug” (or hit F11) or clicking on pull down arrow for debug icon and select…elf target. Fig 15. Start the debugger - If everything goes well, you will see the debug view, and the main window will show, that the program has stopped on “main()”. Then you can select “Run -> Run” or use a shortcut key Ctrl + F11. The program continues, and the sleep/wake LED will be switched on (see Fig 17 for location of the sleep/wake LED, and Table 1 for description of the sleep/wake LED). Please find more details of Step, Run, Suspend, Resume of the debug session in the board user manual. Fig 16. Screenshot of a debug session AH1805 User Manual All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. Rev.1.0 — 8. Nov 2018 © NXP Semiconductors N.V. 2018. All rights reserved. 16 of 26 AH1805 NXP Semiconductors User Manual TC10 Starter Kit 3.5 Firmware Installation on SJA1105SMBEVM Please refer to the AH1721 about how to install the S32DS for the SJA1105SMBEVM, load the example project from a zip file, compile and download the firmware. The example project zip file can be downloaded from the www.nxp.docstore.com. Please refer to chapter 3.1 of where to download the zip file. 3.6 Operation 3.6.1 Buttons and LEDs on S32K148EVB On the S32K148EVB side, the wakeup button is located on the ADTJA1101-RMII daughter board, while for going to sleep, one of the general-purpose buttons (BTN1, see Fig 17) is used. The Sleep Request SMI command will be sent to the TJA1101 when pushing the sleep button on the S32K148EVB board. A wakeup request will be sent to the TJA1101 when pushing the wakeup button on the ADTJA1101-RMII board (refer to the TJA1101 datasheet for more details). There are 3 options to change the Master/Slave configuration of the TJA1101: - Push the two push buttons (BTN0 & BTN1, see Fig 17) simultaneously. The PHY configuration will be swapped: Master will become Slave and vice versa. - Configure the Master/Slave in S32DS. Please refer to chapter 3.4.2 for more details - Configure the Master/Slave during startup of the TJA1101 via the jumper “SEL_MAST/SLV” (Open=Master, Closed=Slave) on the ADTJA1101-RMII board, in case the TJA1101 is configured as “Automatic configuration…” in S32DS (see Fig 11). Please refer to the user manual of the ADTJA1101-RMII regarding the jumper settings The 3-color LED on the S32K148EVB which is marked as “Wake/Sleep LED” in the Fig 17 is used to indicate the TJA1101 sleep/link up status: Table 1. Sleep/Wake LED of S32K148EVB LED label Color Description Sleep/Wake Blue the TJA1101 in Sleep mode Red the link of the TJA1101 is not established Green the link of the TJA1101 is established already Please note that the connection to ports A1 and B2 in Fig 17 is exemplarity. It can be connected to any other 100BASE-T1 port of the SJA1105SMBEVM, such as B3, B0 and B1 depending on the specified use case. AH1805 User Manual All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. Rev.1.0 — 8. Nov 2018 © NXP Semiconductors N.V. 2018. All rights reserved. 17 of 26 AH1805 NXP Semiconductors User Manual TC10 Starter Kit Fig 17. TC10 starter kit: relevant buttons and LEDs 3.6.2 Buttons and LEDs on SJA1105SMBEVM The meanings of two push buttons and three status LEDs which shown in Fig 17 are described in below tables. Table 2. Buttons of SJA1105SMBEVM Button Description name/label Wakeup/SW1 Connects the PHYs’ wakeup line with VCC – this is for local wake Button 0/SW3 Sleep request SMI commands will be sent to all PHYs when pushing this button Table 3. LEDs of SJA1105SMBEVM LED name/label Color Description Link LEDs/D2, Green D4, D5, D15, D16 Link-up indication LEDs for the 100BASE-T1 ethernet ports. Each LED is controlled by the on-board uC. and is set/cleared by the LinkUp/LinkFail interrupt of the associated port’s PHY. D2: Port A1 D4: Port B0 D5: Port B1 D15: Port B2 D16: Port B3 AH1805 User Manual Active LED/D3 Green This LED should continuously blink if the example SW is running Sleep LED/D17 Green This LED will on in case all active links are sleeping All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. Rev.1.0 — 8. Nov 2018 © NXP Semiconductors N.V. 2018. All rights reserved. 18 of 26 AH1805 NXP Semiconductors User Manual TC10 Starter Kit As shown in Fig 18, the Master/Slave settings of the 5 100BASE-T1 ports (Fig 17) can be re-configured by the S32DS GUI driver configuration. The default settings can be found in Table 4. Fig 18. S32DS GUI Configuration for the PHYs Table 4. Port Default PHY settings of SJA1105SMBEVM SMI Master/Slave Address A1 0x04 Master B2 0x08 Master B3 0x09 Master B0 0x06 Master B1 0x07 Master 3.6.3 Wakeup Forwarding Configuration The TJA1101/TJA1102 PHY can be configured with various wakeup forward configurations. The following figure shows the logic behind the possible options: AH1805 User Manual All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. Rev.1.0 — 8. Nov 2018 © NXP Semiconductors N.V. 2018. All rights reserved. 19 of 26 AH1805 NXP Semiconductors User Manual TC10 Starter Kit Fig 19. TJA11xx wakeup forwarding config options The SJA1105SMBEVM software configures the TJA1102(S) PHYs on the SJA1105SMBEVM for wakeup forwarding in the following way: Table 5. Wake-up & forwarding configuration of the TJA1102s on SJA1105SMBEVM Link name PHY Address WAKE_IN_OUT Remote Wake Up A1 TJA1102S 3 PHY + Forward PHY + Forward B0 TJA1102 ch0 4 PHY + Forward PHY only B1 TJA1102 ch1 5 PHY + Forward PHY + Forward B2 TJA1102 ch0 6 PHY + Forward Ignore B3 TJA1102 ch1 7 PHY only PHY + Forward Note that table 5 only shows the settings included in the provided software project. It can be changed by modifying the supplied source files. Table 6. Wake-up & forwarding configuration of the TJA1101 on S32K148EVM Link name PHY Address WAKE_IN_OUT Remote Wake Up TJA1101 0 PHY + Forward PHY + Forward The column “WAKE_IN_OUT” refers to wakeup signal sent to the PHY via a rising pulse on the WAKE_IN_OUT line, which connects the WAKE_IN_OUT pin of all PHYs on the SJA1105SMBEVM. The pulse may be generated by pushing the wakeup button which is shown in Fig 17. The column “ Remote Wake Up” shows the configured behavior of the PHY when a WUP (Wake Up Pulse) or WUR (Wake Up Request) is received from the PHY on the other end of the ethernet link. Please refer to the TJA1102 DS/AH for more details of WUP and WUR. “Ignore” means, that the PHY doesn’t react to a wake up at the WAKE_IN_OUT (LOCWUPHY = 0) or remote wake up (REMWUPHY = 0) - ignored. AH1805 User Manual All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. Rev.1.0 — 8. Nov 2018 © NXP Semiconductors N.V. 2018. All rights reserved. 20 of 26 AH1805 NXP Semiconductors User Manual TC10 Starter Kit “PHY only” means, that a wake up at the WAKE_IN_OUT (LOCWUPHY = 1, FWDPHYREM = 0) or remote wake up (REMWUPHY = 1, FWDPHYLOC = 0) wakes up the PHY on the SJA1105SMBEVM only, without wake up forwarding function. “PHY + Forward” means, that a wakeup request is also forwarded to “the other side”, i.e. from the remote wake up to the WAKE_IN_OUT (REMWUPHY = 1, FWDPHYLOC = 1) or from WAKE_IN_OUT to the ethernet link (LOCWUPHY = 1, FWDPHYREM = 1). 3.6.4 Typical sequences 3.6.4.1 Master/Slave setup When powering up the boards of the TC10 Starter Kit, links between S32K148EVBs and the SJA1105SMBEVM might not come up, because there is a role conflict of either Master-Master or Slave-Slave. Please refer to chapter 3.6.1 regarding how to change the Master/Slave configurations of the TJA1101 on the ADTJA1101-RMII. If a link is successfully established, the link LED on the SJA1105SMBEVM goes on, and the Sleep/Wake LED on the S32K148EVB goes from red to green (see Table 1). 3.6.4.2 Send all active PHYs to sleep Pressing ” “Sleep button” (Fig 17) on the SJA1105SMBEVM writes a sleep request to each PHY. This results in sending a sleep request over the link to the link partner. All PHYs on the SJA1105SMBEVM and the TJA1101 on the ADTJA1101-RMII will go to sleep if no data is detected on MII or MDI during the intermediate state (Sleep Request mode) before Sleep mode. Please refer to the TJA1102 application hint (AH1508) for more details of the process from active link to sleep. 3.6.4.3 Wake up and wake up forwarding evaluation Please note that the below behaviors are based on default configurations in Table 5 & Table 6, and the connection shown in Fig 17Error! Reference source not found.. The behavior may be different with different wake up and wake up forwarding configurations. - There are two options to wake up the slept PHYs after sleep operation described in chapter 3.6.4.2.Option 1: press the “Wakeup button” on the SJA1105SMBEVM board (Fig 17). A rising wake up signal will be sent to the WAKE_IN_OUT pin of the PHYs on the SJA1105SMBEVM. All PHYs on the board will be waked up. - As described in Table 5, A1, B0, B1 and B2 will forward the local wake up request to the link partner by sending wake up request over the link. Both TJA1101 will be waked up since they are configured as “react on remote wake up”. All Link LEDs on the SJA1105SBEVM will be switched on after a while. - Option 2: press the “Wakeup button” on the ADTJA1101-RMII which is connected to the A1 port of the SJA1105SMBEVM via Ethernet cable (Fig 17). The TJA1101 will be waked up by local wake up signal and send out wake up request over the link. The TJA1102S (A1 port) will be waked up by the remote wake up signal, and then forward the wake-up request to the WAKE_IN_OUT pin by generating a rising edge (configured as “react on remote wake up, and forward remote wake up to local”). All PHYs on the SJA1105SMBEVM will be waked up since all of them are configured as “react on local wake up”. - B2 port will forward the local wake up to the connected ADTJA1101-RMII by sending out wake up request over the link. All Link LEDs on the SJA1105SBEVM will be switched on after a while. AH1805 User Manual All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. Rev.1.0 — 8. Nov 2018 © NXP Semiconductors N.V. 2018. All rights reserved. 21 of 26 AH1805 NXP Semiconductors User Manual TC10 Starter Kit The wake-up forwarding can be evaluated by following steps: - Assume all PHYs are in Sleep mode after sleep operation described in chapter 3.6.4.2. - Press the “Wakeup button” on the ADTJA1101-RMII which is connected to the B2 port of the SJA1105SMBEVM (Fig 17). The TJA1101 will be waked up by local wake up signal, and send out wake up request to B2 over the link. B2 will stay in Sleep mode since it’s configured as “no react on remote wake up”. - Disconnect the Ethernet cable between the ADTJA1101-RMII and the B2 port, and connect the ADTJA1101-RMII to the B0 port. Repeat above two steps, and the TJA1102 (B0 port) will be waked up but all other PHYs on the SJA1105SBEVM will stay in Sleep mode, since B0 is configured as “react on remote wake up, but no forward remote wake up to local”. The link LED of B0 will be switched on. - Another alternative solution is to keep the Ethernet connection between the ADTJA1101-RMII and the B2 port, but reconfigure the wake up and wake up forwarding of the TJA1102 (B2), such as configure as “react on remote wake up, but no forward remote wake up to local (REMWUPHY = 1, FWDPHYLOC = 0)” AH1805 User Manual All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. Rev.1.0 — 8. Nov 2018 © NXP Semiconductors N.V. 2018. All rights reserved. 22 of 26 AH1805 NXP Semiconductors User Manual TC10 Starter Kit 4. Legal information 4.1 Definitions Draft — The document is a draft version only. The content is still under internal review and subject to formal approval, which may result in modifications or additions. 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TC10 Starter Kit Components ........................... 4 SABRE Connector of the ADTJA1101-RMII board ................................................................. 6 S32K148EVB with 100BASE-T1 extension board ADTJA1101-RMII .................................... 7 S32DS for ARM Installation Package for Download .......................................................... 8 S32DS Installing SDK Update – step 1 ............. 9 S32DS Installing SDK Update – step 2 ........... 10 S32DS Installing SDK Update – step 3 ........... 10 S32DS Installing SDK Update – step 4 ........... 11 S32DS Example Project Loading – step 1 ...... 12 S32DS Example Project Loading – step 2 ...... 13 Example of modifying the PHY Master/Slave.. 14 Example of generating code after modification14 Example of building the Project ....................... 15 Select default debugger .................................. 15 Start the debugger .......................................... 16 Screenshot of a debug session ....................... 16 TC10 starter kit: relevant buttons and LEDs ... 18 S32DS GUI Configuration for the PHYs .......... 19 TJA11xx wakeup forwarding config options .... 20 AH1805 User Manual All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. Rev.1.0 — 8. Nov 2018 © NXP Semiconductors N.V. 2018. All rights reserved. 24 of 26 AH1805 NXP Semiconductors User Manual TC10 Starter Kit 6. List of tables Table 1. Table 2. Table 3. Table 4. Table 5. Table 6. Sleep/Wake LED of S32K148EVB .................. 17 Buttons of SJA1105SMBEVM ......................... 18 LEDs of SJA1105SMBEVM ............................ 18 Default PHY settings of SJA1105SMBEVM .... 19 Wake-up & forwarding configuration of the TJA1102s on SJA1105SMBEVM .................... 20 Wake-up & forwarding configuration of the TJA1101 on S32K148EVM ............................. 20 AH1805 User Manual All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. Rev.1.0 — 8. Nov 2018 © NXP Semiconductors N.V. 2018. All rights reserved. 25 of 26 AH1805 NXP Semiconductors User Manual TC10 Starter Kit 7. Contents 1. 2. 2.1 2.2 2.3 3. 3.1 3.2 3.2.1 3.2.2 3.2.3 3.2.4 3.3 3.4 3.4.1 3.4.2 Introduction ......................................................... 3 Overview .............................................................. 3 TC10 standard ................................................... 3 Objectives and features of the kit ....................... 3 Hardware and Software components ................. 3 Getting started ..................................................... 4 Getting components and documents .................. 4 Additional prerequisites ...................................... 5 Power supply...................................................... 5 Micro USB Cable................................................ 5 Debugger ........................................................... 5 Ethernet cable .................................................... 6 Installation and Connection ................................ 6 Firmware Installation on S32K148EVB .............. 7 S32DS Installation.............................................. 7 Import example project files and build an executable file .................................................. 11 3.4.3 Download and run the firmware ....................... 15 3.5 Firmware Installation on SJA1105SMBEVM .... 17 3.6 Operation ......................................................... 17 3.6.1 Buttons and LEDs on S32K148EVB ................ 17 3.6.2 Buttons and LEDs on SJA1105SMBEVM ........ 18 3.6.3 Wakeup Forwarding Configuration ................... 19 3.6.4 Typical sequences ........................................... 21 3.6.4.1 Master/Slave setup .......................................... 21 3.6.4.2 Send all active PHYs to sleep .......................... 21 3.6.4.3 Wake up and wake up forwarding evaluation ... 21 4. Legal information .............................................. 23 4.1 Definitions ........................................................ 23 4.2 Disclaimers....................................................... 23 4.3 Licenses ........................................................... 23 4.4 Patents ............................................................. 23 4.5 Trademarks ...................................................... 23 5. List of figures..................................................... 24 6. List of tables ...................................................... 25 7. Contents ............................................................. 26 AH1805 User Manual All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. Rev.1.0 — 8. Nov 2018 © NXP Semiconductors N.V. 2018. All rights reserved. 26 of 26