Start Developing With S32K389EVB-Q437
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Out of the Box
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Get Software
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Configure Hardware
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Build, Debug
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Build, Run
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お客様の S32K389EVB-Q437 Evaluation Board for Automotive General Purpose
1. Out of the Box
1.1 Get to Know the S32K389EVB-Q437 Evaluation Board
2. Get Software
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2.1 Get S32 Design Studio for S32 Platform IDE
Download and Install S32 Design Studio for S32 Platform 3.6.5.
2.2 Install GCC v10.2
In S32DS, go to Help → S32DS Extensions and Updates from the top menu to open the S32DS Extensions and Updates dialogue.
Install GCC version v10.2 (required by current Real-Time Drivers)
2.3 Downloading the Real-Time Drivers (RTD)
Download S32K3_S32M27x Real-Time Drivers ASR R23-11 Version 7.0.0 - updatesite package
2.4 Install the RTD Drivers
In S32DS, go to Help → S32DS Extensions and Updates from the top menu to open the S32DS Extensions and Updates dialogue. Click on Add Update Sites and browse for downloaded RTD *.zip. Optionally use drag and drop technique to add updatesite to S32DS.
Find, select and install (all) S32K3 Real-Time Drivers ASR R23-11 Version 7.0.0.
Once installation finish, restart S32DS.
2.5 Get FreeMASTER Run-Time Debug Tool
S32K389EVB-Q437 performs better when using the FreeMASTER Run-Time Debugging Tool.
Download and install FreeMASTER Run-Time Debugging Tool
On MCU side, we will need FreeMASTER Communication driver
In S32DS, go to Help → S32DS Extensions and Updates from the top menu to open the S32DS Extensions and Updates dialogue.
Select and install the FreeMASTER Communication driver.
Install FreeMASTER Communication driver
Once installation finishes, restart the S32DS.
3. Configure Hardware
3.1 Set Up Jumpers to the Default State
| Jumper | State | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| VBAT Input | J1102 |
1-2 | Over-voltage protection, under-voltage protection, anti-reverse connection protection enabled. |
J1214 |
CLOSED | Enable input of the unidirectional power switch U150. | |
J1215 |
1-3, 2-4 | Connect the input and output of the unidirectional power switch U150 respectively. | |
| FS27/SBC Power Supply | J1169 |
CLOSED | VBAT is routed to VBAT_FS27. |
J1170 |
CLOSED | VBAT_FS27 is routed to FS27 interface and VSUP domain. | |
J1183 |
1-2 | FS27 Debug option selection. FS27_VDEBUG derived from FS27_VBOS. | |
J1189 |
1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8 | SPI connections between FS27 and the MCU (LPSPI3). | |
J1190 |
1-2 | FS27 WAKE1 routed to PTA8(EXTWAKE) of the MCU. | |
J1191 |
5-6, 7-8 | FS27_RESET and FS27_WAKE2 both routed to RESET_MCU. | |
J1192 |
OPEN | FS27_GPIO1 signal | |
J1193 |
CLOSED | FS27 voltage domain LED indicators enabled. | |
J1194 |
CLOSED | FS27 GPIO2 routed to PTA9(PGOOD) of the MCU. | |
J1196 |
1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8 | FS27 FS0B and FS1B connected to the MCU, FS27 FCCU connections between FS27_FCCU to the FCCU MCU signals. | |
| FS5600 | J18 |
CLOSED | FS5600 voltage domain LED indicators enabled. |
J1149 |
OPEN | RESET_MCU disconnected from FS5600 PGOOD signals. | |
J1198 |
CLOSED | FS5600 EN1 routed to FS27_VPRE with pull-up resistor. | |
J1199 |
CLOSED | FS5600 EN2 routed to FS27_VPRE with pull-up resistor. | |
J1200 |
CLOSED | P3V3SW_OUT1 routed to FS5600 SW2 switching regulator - 3.3 V, 10 A. | |
J1204 |
CLOSED | P5V0SW_OUT routed to FS5600 SW1 switching regulator - 5 V, 3 A. | |
J1210 |
1-2, 3-4 | FS5600 I²C signals connected to the MCU. | |
| PF5020 | J78 |
1-2 | PF5020 OTP programming input supply voltage = GND. |
J380 |
CLOSED | PF50_SW1OUT_1V2 jumper enables the 1.2 V output. | |
J386 |
CLOSED | PF50_SW1OUT_1V8 jumper enables the 1.8 V output. | |
J388 |
CLOSED | P5V0SW_OUT power supply for the PF5020 VIN. | |
J389 |
1-2 | PF5020 output enable power sources via pull-up. | |
J390 |
CLOSED | PF50_SW1OUT_1V1 jumper enables the 1.1 V output. | |
J788 |
OPEN | PF5020 RESET disconnected from RESET_MCU signal. | |
J826 |
CLOSED | PF5200 voltage domain LED indicators enabled. | |
| S32K389 MCU Power Supply | J88 |
CLOSED | Connect Input voltage to VDD_DCDC of the MCU. |
J91 |
1-2 | Choose P3V3SW_OUT1 as the source for VDD_DCDC of the MCU. | |
J92 |
CLOSED | Connection between selected VDD_HV_B and the VDD_HV_B_MCU. | |
J100 |
CLOSED | VDD_HV_A_PERH voltage reference per VDD_HV_A peripherals. | |
J102 |
CLOSED | VDD_HV_B_PERH voltage reference per VDD_HV_B peripherals. | |
J104 |
CLOSED | Connection between selected VDD_HV_A and the VDD_HV_A_MCU. | |
J109 |
CLOSED | Connection between VDD_HV_A_MCU and the VDD_VREFH_MCU. | |
J115 |
1-2 | FS27_LDO1_OUT connected to VDD_HV_A. 5-volt output. | |
J858 |
1-2, 3-4 | FS27_VCORE connected to V15 MCU 1.5 Volts output. | |
J859 |
OPEN | FS27_VCORE disconnected from V15_SMPS switching regulator. | |
J860 |
1-2, 3-4 | V11 MCU connection. This jumper enables the connection between V11 supply and MCU. | |
J862 |
1-2 | Voltage reference per VDD_REFH_MCU peripherals derived from VDD_HV_A. | |
J1096 |
1-2 | FS27_LDO2_OUT connected to VDD_HV_B. 3.3 volts output. | |
J1129 |
CLOSED | V15 MCU connection. This jumper enables the connection between V15 supply and MCU. | |
J1130 |
1-2 | In case SMPS is not required, VDD_DCDC must be connected to VDD_HV_B_MCU. | |
| JTAG | J29 |
CLOSED | Voltage supply from VDD_HV_A_PERH to VDD_SWD/JTAG to supply JTAG interfaces. |
J1211 |
CLOSED | Connect the RESET_MCU signal to the MCU PTA5 pin. | |
| ON-board debugger | J822 |
OPEN | Enables the power supply of the VDDIO_SDA with the VDD_HV_A_PERH. |
J848 |
OPEN | Disable the SDA reset from the RESET_MCU signal. | |
J1136 |
OPEN | On-board debugger JTAG signals disconnected from MCU. | |
| SABRE Connector | J429 |
CLOSED | This jumper enables the connection between VDD_HV_A_PERH and VDD_HV_A_SABRE. |
J431 |
CLOSED | Enables the supply from P3V3_GMAC1 to SABRE connector. | |
J1111 |
1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8 | MCU LPSPI4 signals connected to the SABRE connector. | |
J1137 |
1-2, 3-4 | GMAC1 MDC function connected to PTA28, GMAC1 MDIO function connected to PTA29. | |
J1206 |
CLOSED | MCU LPSPI4 CS1 signal connected to the SABRE connector. | |
| GMAC0 TJA1120_A | J361 |
CLOSED | Connect the input of the unidirectional power switch U124. |
J404 |
CLOSED | Enable the input of the unidirectional power switch U124. | |
J1131 |
1-2 | Bypass the output of the unidirectional power switch U124. | |
J1138 |
CLOSED | Connect the PTB4 of the MCU to the interrupt pin of the TJA1120_A. | |
J1139 |
CLOSED | Connect the PTD13 of the MCU to the wake pin of the TJA1120_A. | |
J1142 |
CLOSED | Connect the PTG12 of the MCU to the reset pin of the TJA1120_A. | |
| U97-1 | + | GMAC0 pin strapping Config0 - pull-up. | |
| U97-2 | + | GMAC0 pin strapping Config1 - pull-up. | |
| U97-3 | + | GMAC0 pin strapping Config2 - pull-up. | |
| U97-4 | - | GMAC0 pin strapping Config3 - pull-down. | |
| U97-5 | 0 | GMAC0 pin strapping Config4 - open. | |
| U97-6 | + | GMAC0 pin strapping Config5 - pull-up. | |
| U97-7 | 0 | GMAC0 pin strapping Config6 - open. | |
| U97-8 | 0 | GMAC0 pin strapping TJA1120_RST - open. | |
| GMAC1 TJA1120_B | J1159 |
CLOSED | Connect the input of the unidirectional power switch U142. |
J1160 |
1-2 | Bypass the output of the unidirectional power switch U142. | |
J1161 |
CLOSED | Enable the input of the unidirectional power switch U142. | |
J1162 |
CLOSED | Connect the PTB26 of the MCU to the interrupt pin of the TJA1120_B. | |
J1163 |
CLOSED | Connect the PTA31 of the MCU to the wake pin of the TJA1120_B. | |
| U144-1 | + | GMAC1 pin strapping Config0 - pull-up. | |
| U144-2 | + | GMAC1 pin strapping Config1 - pull-up. | |
| U144-3 | + | GMAC1 pin strapping Config2 - pull-up. | |
| U144-4 | - | GMAC1 pin strapping Config3 - pull-down. | |
| U144-5 | 0 | GMAC1 pin strapping Config4 - open. | |
| U144-6 | + | GMAC1 pin strapping Config5 - pull-up. | |
| U144-7 | 0 | GMAC1 pin strapping Config6 - open. | |
| U144-8 | 0 | GMAC1 pin strapping TJA1120_RST - open. | |
| CAN0 Interface | J95 |
1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10 | Connect the CAN0 control pin of the MCU to the CAN PHY U134 TJA1463. |
J106 |
CLOSED | Enables the supply of the CAN0 transceiver from VBAT. | |
J347 |
CLOSED | Enable 5-volt supply from P5V0SW_OUT to VCC transceiver pin. | |
J804 |
CLOSED | Select the supply voltage for VIO pin - VDD_HV_A_PERH. | |
J1123 |
CLOSED | Connect the CAN0_H with 60 Ω terminal resistor. | |
J1124 |
CLOSED | Connect the CAN0_L with 60 Ω terminal resistor. | |
| CAN4 Interface | J125 |
1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10 | Connect the CAN4 control pin of the MCU to the CAN PHY U135 TJA1443. |
J805 |
CLOSED | Enable 5-volt supply from P5V0SW_OUT to VCC transceiver pin. | |
J806 |
CLOSED | Enables the supply of the CAN0 transceiver from VBAT. | |
J807 |
CLOSED | Select the supply voltage for VIO pin - VDD_HV_B_PERH. | |
J1125 |
CLOSED | Connect the CAN4_H with 60 Ω terminal resistor. | |
J1126 |
CLOSED | Connect the CAN4_L with 60 Ω terminal resistor. | |
| LIN Interface | J798 |
CLOSED | Connect VBAT to the LIN PHY U87 TJA1124. |
J802 |
1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8 | Connect the LPUART9_TX, RX and LPUART12_TX, RX to LIN1 and LIN2 of the LIN PHY U87 TJA1124. | |
J803 |
1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8 | Connect the LPUART13_TX, RX and LPUART8_TX, RX to LIN1 and LIN2 of the LIN PHY U87 TJA1124. | |
J1207 |
CLOSED | Connect VDD_HV_A_PERH to the VIO of the LIN PHY U87 TJA1124. | |
| USB2SERIAL Bridge | J845 |
1-2, 3-4 | Connect the LPUART11_TX, RX to the USB2UART converter U91 MCP2221. |
| User Peripherals | J64 |
1-2, 3-4, 5-6 | Connect the GPIOs of the MCU to the RGB LED D78 control pins. |
J68 |
1-2, 3-4, 5-6 | Connect the GPIOs of the MCU to the RGB LED D77 control pins. | |
J71 |
1-2, 3-4, 5-6 | Connect the GPIOs of the MCU to the RGB LED D79 control pins. | |
J378 |
1-2 | Connect PTA11 of the MCU to the ADCPOT0_USER resistor. | |
J385 |
1-2 | Connect the PTA1 of the MCU to the User Switch 0. | |
J392 |
CLOSED | Connect the VDD_REFH_PERH to the ADCPOT1_USER resistor. | |
J393 |
CLOSED | Connect the VDD_REFH_PERH to the ADCPOT0_USER resistor. | |
J395 |
CLOSED | Connect the VDD_REFH_PERH to the ADCPOT2_USER resistor. | |
J396 |
1-2 | Connect PTA18 of the MCU to the ADCPOT2_USER resistor. | |
J397 |
1-2 | Connect PTA17 of the MCU to the ADCPOT1_USER resistor. | |
J437 |
1-2 | Connect the PTB8 of the MCU to the User Switch 1. | |
J438 |
1-2 | Connect the PTA23 of the MCU to the User Switch 2. | |
J439 |
1-2 | Connect the PTE11 of the MCU to the User Switch 3. | |
| ARDUINO Connector | J698 |
1-2 | BEMF_C/PHC_I signal routed to PTE0 pin. |
J699 |
1-2 | BEMF_B/PHB_I signal routed to PTE1 pin. | |
J703 |
1-2 | VDD_IO pin connected to VDD_HV_A_PERH. |
3.2 Board Power-Up
Switch SW14 to the OFF position (fully to the top).
Connect 12 V power supply adapter and switch SW14 to the ON position (fully to the down).
When power is applied to the EVB, orange LEDs adjacent to the voltage regulators show the presence of the supply voltages.
3.3 Debugger Connection
The S32K389EVB-Q437 is configured by default for use with an external debugger.
For programming MCU use either J1117 10-pin (0.05") JTAG connector, J38 20-pin (0.05") JTAG connector or P1 38-pin Mictor ETM trace connector.
For use with on-board S32K3 debug interface, place the jumpers to J822, J848 and J1136 (1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8) and connect a micro-USB cable to the J21 connector.
4. Build, Debug
Let's take your S32K389EVB-Q437 evaluation board for a test drive.
4.1 Create New S32DS Project from Scratch
Start S32 Design Studio 3.6.5. Go to menu → File → New → S32DS Application Project
Write the new project name (without spaces) and select S32K389 derivative.
Select GCC version 10.2 instead default version 11.4. Installed S32K3 RTD version 7.0 was created for GCC toolchain 10.2.
Select the SDK (S32K3 RTD version 7.0) for main Core 0. Core 1 is the checker core for Core 0 in the lockstep configuration. Optionally you may select SKD also for Cores 2 and 3.
4.2 Set Pins
1. Double-click on project mex file
2. Set PTI30 pin (connected to Green LED) as GPIO Output
3. Define PTI30 Identifier (without spaces). For example "GREEN_LED". Select "Disable" for Pad keep enable option.
4.3 Add Driver and Generate Configuration Files
Switch to the Peripherals perspective and add Siul2_Dio driver to the application.
Ensure that you configure the appropriate project and click on the Update Code button for generating configuration files.
Wait until Update Code finish. The status bar is in bottom right corner.
4.4 Edit Code
1. Return back to the C/C++ perspective.
2. Edit main.c file in src folder and include the Port and Dio drivers.
3. Enter the command line for pin initialization. You may copy the parameters from Siul2_Port_Ip_Cfg.h file from board folder.
4. And finally also the command for toggling with GREEN_LED pin
5. Build, Run
5.1 Upload Software to MCU
Use Debug Configuration menu and select Launch Group configuration for building and uploading software projects for all Cores.
5.2 Debug Code
The S32DS will switch into the Debug perspective where you Step Over (F6) your code.
The green LED will now be toggling in an endless loop.
Design Resources
Board Documents
Chip Documents
Software
- Automotive Software Package Manager
- S32K3 Standard Software Package
- S32K3 Reference Software Package
- S32 Design Studio IDE
- Real-Time Drivers (RTD)
- S32K Power Estimation Tool (PET)
- Model-Based Design Toolbox (MBDT)
- Structural Core Self-Test (SCST) Library
- FreeMASTER Run-Time Debugging Tool
- Inter-Platform Communication Framework (IPCF)
- Automotive Math and Motor Control Library (AMMCLib)
- S32 Safety Software Framework (SAF) and Safety Peripheral Drivers (SPD)