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Errata and Known Issues | ||
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Errata | ||
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* The DVIULC6-4SC6 Vin has been connected to the TPS73101 LDO output. | ||
It should have been connected to the 5V rail. | ||
* The power and reset buttons are not labelled as such on the PCB silkscreen. | ||
This will be fixed in the next PCB revision. | ||
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Known Issues | ||
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TBD | ||
* The RTC, the SPI Flash and the eMMC exist on the board but have not been | ||
brought up. They will be enabled in future SW upgrades. | ||
* The user LEDs are too bright, and the power LED is dimmer than usual. The | ||
serial resistors will need updating in the next revision. | ||
* Some of the expansion pins have not been configured from the device tree | ||
and cannot be used as of now. Currently only the SPI, UART and I2C | ||
interfaces have been brought up on the expansion header. PWM and eQEP are | ||
yet to be brought up. The expansion header also needs to be documented | ||
so that applications can make use of these pins, through a library or | ||
otherwise. | ||
* The Gigabit Ethernet speeds are limited, the maximum achievable streaming | ||
sampling rate through the link is 10MSps @16 channels or 20MSps @8 channels. | ||
* Due to the “hold” feature in the 74LVCH16T245 logic buffer used to buffer | ||
the logic signals before going to the SoC, pins once high will stay high | ||
until pulled low. This does not affect the operation of the logic analyzer, | ||
but can be noticed as anomalous behavior as one would expect the pin not | ||
connected to anything to be “low”. | ||
* The board supports both TTL-level and 1.8V logic level thresholds, | ||
but some work is required to integrate this support into PulseView and the | ||
web frontend. |