Getting Started with the SBC and PMIC Product OTP Programming Board

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  • 1

    Out of the Box

  • 2

    Get to Know the Hardware

  • 3

    Configure Hardware

  • 4

    Install Software

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1. Out of the Box

The PMIC-OTP is a programming kit to program NXP products.

This document is intended to help a user quickly set up, configure, and operate the PMIC-OTP evaluation board.

1.1 Kit Contents and Packing List

The kit contents include:

  • Mother board: preprogrammed PMIC-OTP-MB in an anti-static bag and a USB-STD A to USB Type C cable
  • Daughter board: socket board in an anti-static bag

1.2 Additional Hardware

In addition to the kit contents, the following hardware is necessary and beneficial when working with this board.

  • USB 2.0 or above

次へGet to Know the Hardware

2. Get to Know the Hardware

2.1 Board Features

OTP Programming Mother Board

  • 5.0 V operating input voltage range (from USB connector)
  • Integrated power system to supply both VDDOTP and Vin for SBC products
  • USB to I²C or SPI communication via the KL25 MCU
  • Inline programming interface connector

OTP Programming Expansion Board

  • Options for purchasing different socket expansion boards
  • LED for showing device power on and being programmed

2.2 Board Description

Purchaseable daughter boards are listed in Table 1.

Table 1. Key components.

PMIC Device PMIC-OTP-DB
PF81/PF82 PF8200-OTP-DB
VR5510 VR5510-OTP-DB
FS2400 FS24-OTP-DB
FS2300/FS2320 FS23-OTP-DB
FS26 FS26-OTP-DB
FS5600 FS5600-OTP-DB
FS84 FS85-OTP-DB
FS85 FS85-OTP-DB
PF5020 PF5020-OTP-DB
PF5024 PF5020-OTP-DB
PF5023 PF5020-OTP-DB

Figure 1 is an overview of the PMIC-OTP-MB.

Figure 1. KL25 MCU and OpenSDA Circuit with Type-C port

Figure 1. KL25 MCU and OpenSDA Circuit with Type-C port
  1. KL25 MCU and OpenSDA circuit with Type-C port
  2. On board power system
  3. Daughter board connector

前へOut of the Box
次へConfigure Hardware

3. Configure Hardware

3.1 Configure Hardware

Figure 2. Hardware Configuration

Figure 2. Hardware Configuration

Figure 2 presents a typical hardware configuration incorporating the development board, power supply, and Windows PC workstation.

Follow the steps to configure the hardware and workstation as illustrated in Figure 2:

  1. Plug the PMIC-DB daughter Board on top of the PMIC-OTP-MB. Make sure no connect is left open
  2. Connect the USB cable from the PC to the USB port on the mother board. Make sure to use at least a USB 2.0 on the PC port side

前へGet to Know the Hardware
次へInstall Software

4. Install Software

4.1 Downloading the GUI

Follow the steps to download the GUI:

  1. Sign in to the NXP website and download the zip file at SBC and PMIC Product OTP Programming Kit. The zip file is downloaded to the location selected.
  2. Unzip the file to find the OTP_Programmer.exe
  3. Double-click the OTP_Programmer.exe to open the GUI
  4. Select the device that you wish to program and connect

    Figure 3. OTP_Programmer.exe

    Figure 3. OTP_Programmer.exe

    Note: If the connect button does not work, check if you have the required driver installed.

  5. Click the Load button to load the IHEX file Figure 4. SBC and PMIC OTP Programmer

    Figure 4. SBC and PMIC OTP Programmer.

前へConfigure Hardware
次へDesign Resources

Design Resources

Board Information

Software

Additional References

In addition to the PMIC-OTP-MB, visit:

Supported Devices

Power Management

  • 12 V, 24 V, and 48 V SBC Solutions
  • VR5510: Multi-Channel (9) PMIC for S32G Processor - 8 High Power, 1 Low Power, Fit for ASIL D Safety Level
  • FS5600: Automotive Dual Buck Regulator and Controller with Voltage Monitors and Watchdog Timer
  • FS26: Safety System Basis Chip with Low Power, for ASIL D Systems
  • FS24: Safety Mini CAN FD SBC for Automotive Applications Fit for ASIL B
  • FS85: Safety System Basis Chip for S32 Microcontrollers, Fit for ASIL D
  • FS23: Safety System Basis Chip (SBC) Family with Power Management, CAN and LIN
  • V PMIC Solutions
  • PF5024: Multi-Channel (4) PMIC for Automotive Applications - 4 High Power, Fit for ASIL B Safety Level
  • PF5023: Multi-Channel (3) PMIC for Automotive Applications - 3 High Power, Fit for ASIL B Safety Level
  • PF5020: Multi-Channel (5) PMIC for Automotive Applications - 4 High Power and 1 Low Power, Fit for ASIL B Safety Level
  • PF81-PF82: 12-Channel Power Management Integrated Circuit (PMIC) for High-Performance Processing Applications

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前へDesign Resources