In cases like this, I often look at the most recent products with the schematic. With the T4.x it is the Sparkfun MicroMod
If you look at their Schematic:
So probably why they have the label DEBUG_EN
My main hesitation around connecting it is that I don't know if doing that will have some sort of impact on the sdram functionality. This snippet from the hardware design guide is what is causing my anxiety:
The SDRAM interface (running at up to...
I'm working on a custom PCB with SDRAM loosely based on @Dogbone06's deboard v5 and I'm trying to decipher exactly which MKL02 pins are required for a teensy 4.x compatible pcb.
The pin in question is `PTA1/IRQ_1`, which routes to the...
You only need to add pullup or pulldown resistors if you're going to have a "dumb" USB-C port (without any voltage negotiation). When using a controller like the IP6520 you just connect the lines directly to the IC.
@Dogbone06 did you make any updates to accomodate this comment?
I'm looking at what I believe is the last version of the schematic/pcb posted, but I think i need to connect cc1, cc2, dp, and dm from L10 (the IP6520) to USB2 as in this schematic...
Whoops, I just realized the significance of 10x10. It looks like the devboard should use the DVL6B variant of the chip? It looks like that is available at both Mouser and Digikey, so perhaps a rework attempt is still possible?
Thanks for the details.
It sounds like the assumption right now is that using the ...DVJ6B chip variant available on the PJRC store and elsewhere on the internet would address the issue, but that particular variant is less available (or just not...
Hey folks, any update on how the v5 devboards turned out? Is everything working as expected?
I'm about to head down the dual frame buffer + elcdif rabbit hole, and given @Rezo 's success I'm thinking the lastest schematic/pcb posted in this...
You can definitely get well over 60fps at 16bit color with an ILI9341 using https://github.com/vindar/ILI9341_T4.
That said, the true frame rate (and how "solid" it is) will come down to how much detail you have per frame, and how you go about...
Keeping a single thread for the general ideas and then kicking off new threads for more specific projects seems to make sense to me.
This thread is a good read, and I think it's about to get a lot better very soon 😀
Mind if I ask how you're manufacturing these? I'm particularly curious about the MKL02 chip. Are you manually adding the chip from the PJRC store after having the rest assembled at JLCPCB?
I use 1uf, but please take that with a grain of salt. I'm just a hobbyist!
On another note, I'm looking over the schematic and pcb, and I can't find U4 (W25Q128JVPIM) on the pcb. This is my first time using easy eda, so please forgive me if its...
It looks like you already have these:
AD_B1_00
AD_B1_01
AD_B1_02
AD_B1_06
AD_B1_07
AD_B1_08
AD_B1_09
AD_B1_10
AD_B1_11
AD_B1_15
That would make these pins the missing ones from the GPIO_AD_B1 bank:
AD_B1_03
AD_B1_04
AD_B1_05
AD_B1_12
AD_B1_13...
FWIW I've had success using blackketter/teensy4_header_breakout (forum post here) as a starting point for making my own PCB to get access to the SD_* pins via a surface mounted teensy 4.0:
I was surprised by the quality of the castilated holes...
WRT post editing time limit, it looks like this might be the setting you're looking for: https://xenforo.com/community/threads/edit-post-time-limit.49152/