TRAVEO™ T2G Forum Discussions

T2G_Sample_Driver_Library_7.8.0 \tviibe1m\src\examples\tcpwm\pwm_DT\

pwm_DT.pdf     
Port is 6.0  ,  6.1 . 

But,  in source file  , Port is  P3.5   P4.0 

Is it right? 

If it is wrong, please give me the right source? 

When we configurate the LIN_TX as strong, the LIN bus spike error always occur before break part is send.

But we configurate the LIN_TX as pull-up, no LIN bus spike error. 

We don't know why.

Hi,

I'm facing an error while trying to write SFlash (TOC2 region) via Lauterbach....

Flash boot has set an error code CY_FB_ERROR_INVALID_APP_SIGN

Now am not able to erase/program code flash too....

Is it possible to recover the board from this error? If yes, please guide

I would like to use an external oscillator on my Traveo2 CYT2B64. Are there selection conditions other than Table 26-23 in the data sheet?

It use Murata's CSTNE10M0G55A000R0 and would like to know if it meets the requirements.

Thanks,
Tetsuo

Hello.

I'm using Traveo II CYT2B93x.

I download a total of three firmware files (HSM, FBL, APP) onto the CYT2B93x MCU using Miniprog4, where HSM file is downloaded to the CM0P core and FBL & APP file are downloaded to the CM4 core.

I understand that HSM firmware needs to be downloaded first, but could you explain the reason behind it?

In the case of other MCUs, downloading the HSM firmware first can cause problems, so they download the HSM firmware last. Is there no issue related to the download order of HSM firmware in Traveo II?

Thank you.

MSV.

The pin connections for using an external PMIC with a Traveo II CYT4BF MCU would depend on the specific model of the MCU and the PMIC you are using.

The Traveo II CYT4BF MCU's Fault System function can provide a signal when a fault occurs, but it's not clear, whether that signal can be connected directly to the Error Monitoring Pin of the Infineon TLF35584 or NXP FS26 PMIC.

It is recommended to consult the datasheets and reference manuals for both the Traveo II CYT4BF MCU and the Infineon TLF35584 or NXP FS26 PMIC to determine the correct pin connections. You may also want to consider reaching out to the manufacturer's technical support for further guidance on this matter.