Getting started with TI Jacinto 7 Edge AI - Introduction - EVM Overview
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TI Jacinto 7 Edge AI EVM setup
The EVM setup |
This EVM page it's meant to show the user the Jacinto 7 EVM peripherals connections and boot modes necessary for the Edge AI, Linux, and RTOS SDKs.
For more details visit https://www.ti.com/tool/J721EXCPXEVM.
Requirements:
- TDA4VM/J7ES EVM
- 12 V power supply
- Ethernet cable
- UART cable
- Minimum 16GB high-performance SD card
- USB camera
- Full HD eDP display
The EVM connections
Boot mode switches
In order to allow the EVM to boot, please follow this switches configuration:
Board Distribution
For reference on where are located the main components and their description, check the following image:
Configuration
The switches SW1, SW2 and SW3 are called configuration switches. Depending on how this switches are set, the system on module can fulfill different functions, check the next table:
Switch Name | Default Condition | Signal | Operation |
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SW1.1 | ON | LPDDR4_IO_SEL | Selects the I/O voltage level for LPDDR4:
‘0’ (OFF) = Selects 0.6 V I/O for LPDDR4X,‘1’ (ON) = Selects 1.1 V I/O for LPDDR4 |
SW1.2 | OFF | SEL_SOC_I2Cn | MUX to select I2C Interface for PMICs:
‘0’ (OFF) = PMIC I2C to SoC WKUP interface, ‘1’ (ON) = PMIC I2C to External Header (test mode only) |
SW2.1 | OFF | SEL_GPIO8_ALT | Selection for PMIC Watchdog Timer/GPIO8:
‘0’ (OFF) = PMIC watchdog timer control is set with SW2.2, ‘1’ (ON) = PMIC I/O used for GPIO8 (test point) |
SW2.2 | ON | LEOA_WDOG_DIS | Enable/Disable selection for PMIC Watchdog Timer:
‘0’ (OFF) = PMIC watchdog timer is enabled, ‘1’ (ON) = PMIC watchdog timer is disabled (requires SW2.1 to be set to OFF) |
SW3.1 | ON | SOC_SAFETY_ERRz | Option to combine SOC_SAFETY_ERRz with MCU_SAFETY_ERR and PMIC:
‘0’ (OFF) = SOC_SAFETY_ERRz (Main) is isolated from PMIC, ‘1’ (ON) = SOC_SAFETY_ERRz (Main) is connected to PMIC |
SW3.2 | OFF | SOC_PWR_EN | Manual method of enabling PMIC:
‘0’ (OFF) = PMIC enabled by EVM system, ‘1’ (ON) = PMIC enabled manually (test mode only) |
Note: This table is a simple rework from the J721E SOM configuration switches table, located in Jacinto7 DRA829/TDA4VM Evaluation Module (EVM) Users Guide (Rev. A). |