Hi. I would like check the Pinmux settings for my configuration, but I see that it still requires excel macros. That is sadly a show stopper for me, IT has disabled macros for everybody by policy globally. Is there an alternative way to do it without reverse engineering the macro?
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Unfortunately, the provided context does not contain any information about Pinmux settings or Jetson Orin NX. However, I can provide some general information about Pinmux settings and alternatives to using Excel macros.
Pinmux (Pin Multiplexing) is a feature in some microcontrollers and system-on-chip (SoC) devices that allows multiple functions to be assigned to a single pin. This is useful for reducing the number of pins required for a particular function, making it possible to use a smaller package size or to free up pins for other uses.
In the case of the Jetson Orin NX, Pinmux settings are typically configured using a tool provided by the manufacturer, such as the NVIDIA Jetson Pinmux Tool. This tool allows users to configure the Pinmux settings for their specific use case.
Regarding the use of Excel macros, I understand that IT policies may prohibit the use of macros due to security concerns. In this case, there are alternative ways to configure Pinmux settings without using Excel macros:
- Use a Pinmux configuration tool: As mentioned earlier, NVIDIA provides a Pinmux configuration tool specifically designed for the Jetson Orin NX. This tool allows users to configure the Pinmux settings without the need for Excel macros.
- Use a scripting language: Users can write scripts in languages like Python or C++ to configure the Pinmux settings. This approach requires more technical expertise but provides a flexible and macro-free way to configure Pinmux settings.
- Use a third-party Pinmux configuration tool: There are third-party tools available that can configure Pinmux settings for various devices, including the Jetson Orin NX. These tools may not require the use of Excel macros and can provide a more user-friendly interface for configuring Pinmux settings.
- Consult the device documentation: The Jetson Orin NX documentation may provide information on how to configure Pinmux settings using a specific tool or scripting language. Users can consult the documentation to determine the recommended approach for configuring Pinmux settings.
In summary, while the provided context does not contain specific information about Pinmux settings for the Jetson Orin NX, there are alternative ways to configure Pinmux settings without using Excel macros. Users can explore the options mentioned above to find a suitable solution for their specific use case.
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Your AI answers are basically always useless.
The excel spreadsheet that relies on macros is the tool Nvidia provides. Instead I would suggest to implement something platform independent that doesn’t rely on some other companies paid application. The spreadsheet interface is ok, I would suggest some python that ingests a configured spreadsheet and results in dts files.
Hi t.mehr,
Sorry that we have only excel to generate the pinmux/gpio dtsi currently.
We are working on a web-based tool for users to generate them if the user cannot use Windows or the macros been disabled.
You can also check if Thor/ubuntu method to use Jetson_Thor_Series_Modules_Pinmux_Template & generate dtsi - Jetson Systems / Jetson Thor - NVIDIA Developer Forums could help for your case.