IPC@CHIP SC123/SC143
Hardware Manual V1.06 [18.02.2010]
©2000-2008 BECK IPC GmbH Page 22
5 System Start-up Configuration
This chapter describes configurations for functions that are used, before any user software runs.
5.1 PIO Pins
During and after reset, all PIO pins are set to PIO as inputs with pull-ups by default.
5.2 Address Pins
A hardware design would apply pull-up or pull-down resistors on the address lines to select the desired options.
During reset, the CPU does not drive these address lines, allowing the resistors to pull the lines to their
configuration state. The CPU grabs a snapshot of the line states and stores them. After leaving the reset state,
the CPU will drive the address lines, overriding the resistors. The following table summarizes the available
options.
Enables the internal watchdog on reset (default), strongly
recommended.
Disables the watchdog on reset. This can be useful for testing and
debugging.
enables serial port 3 (COM3, default)
Enables LED[0..3] pins to connect to 2 bi-colour LEDs (default).
Enables LED[0..3] pins to connect to 4 mono-colour LEDs.
Enables WRH# to act as WRH# (default).
Enables WRL# to act as WRL# (default).
Enables WRH# to act as BHE#. e.g. chapter 11.3.
enables WRL# to act as A0.
Select Bootloader Interface
bootloader is active on COM0 (EXT, default)
bootloader is active on COM1 (COM)
Reserved
These pins are reserved for production only. Be sure that these
pins are not driven by any other connected active or passive
device.
1
can also configured by software through RTOS API
2
these resistors are only necessary, if any device is connected to these pins
The external resistors should have 10 K .