Did you try removing the cap on USB_SS0_RX+/- and short connecting directly? And what’s the result of removing the pull down resistors of PEX1_RX and SATA_RX ?
I try removing the cap on USB_SS0_RX+/- and short connecting directly.But the TX2 still cannot recognise USB3.0 device.
I try removing the pull down resistors of PEX1_RX and SATA_RX,But the TX2 still cannot recognise USB3.0 device.
The TX2 can drive USB3.0 device on the OEM carrier board.But The TX2 cannot drive USB3.0 device on the carrier board designed by myself.Is it a hardware problem? The Schematic diagram designed by myself has been sent to Joey Zhang.
Does the pin named “USB0_VBUS_DET” matter? I left it unconnected.
Does the pin named “I2C_PM_CLK” matter? I left it unconnected.
Does the pin named “I2C_PM_DAT” matter? I left it unconnected.
Does the pin named “I2C_GP1_CLK” matter? I left it unconnected.
Does the pin named “I2C_GP1_DAT” matter? I left it unconnected.
Yes
The tx pin and the rx pin is not right.I exchange these pins.Now my carrier board can drive USB3.0 device.it is a hardware problem.
Thank you,Trumany! Thanks all of you!
But my carrier board cannot drive the PCIe(PCIe IF #0 X4) device.Can you help me?
My carrier has a software problem :
if I use the JetPack 3.1 of L4T r28.1 , the carrier can detect the usb3.0, but can’t detect the usb sound card and the usb 4g module.
But, if I use the JetPack 3.0 of L4T r27.1 , the carrier can detect the usb sound card and the usb 4g module, but can’t detect the usb3.0 .
Also, the usb sound card did not work, and the tegra sound card did not work too.
Now,my TX2 carrier board can drive USB3.0 devices and pcie devices.They are hardware problems.
But now my TX2 carrier board cannot drive SD card.I have checked the hardware.I left the pin named “SDCARD_CD”and the pin named “SDCARD_WP”unconnected. Does it matter? Can you help me find the way to solve the problem?
it is said the CD/DATA3 pin of SD card can be also used as card detection or hot-plug detection,if I use SD card connector without CD# pin .it is also said the power supply should be always on after system boot up and also need to connect it to dedicate INT pin which is high-enabled or thru an inverter to low-enabled INT pin.
But what is the meaning of the dedicate INT pin? Should The CD/DATA3 pin of SD card be connected to any one of dedicate INT pins of TX2?
Please check the SD Card specification first to understand it.
There are three ways of detecting card insertion: a. Mechanical way, i.e. SDCARD_CD pin for it; b. Initializing CMD to query; c.CD/DATA3 pin for it, this needs to configure CD/DATA3 input pin as interrupt mode (INT), and add a appropriate pull-down resistor for it.