1.. zephyr:board:: beagleplay 2 3Overview 4******** 5 6BeagleBoard.org BeaglePlay is an open hardware single board computer based on a TI Sitara AM6254 7quad-core ARM Cortex-A53 SoC with an external TI SimpleLink multi-standard CC1352P7 wireless MCU 8providing long-range, low-power connectivity. 9 10Hardware 11******** 12 13* Processors 14 15 * TI Sitara AM6252 SoC 16 17 * 4x ARM Cortex-A53 18 * ARM Cortex-R5 19 * ARM Cortex-M4 20 * Dual-core 32-bit RISC Programmble Real-Time Unit (PRU) 21 22 * TI SimpleLink CC1352P7 Wireless MCU 23 24 * ARM Cortex-M4F programmable MCU 25 * ARM Cortex-M0+ software-defined radio processor 26 27* Memory 28 29 * 2GB DDR4 30 * 16GB eMMC flash 31 * I2C EEPROM 32 33* Wired connectivity 34 35 * Gigabit Ethernet (RJ45) 36 * Single-pair Ethernet with 5V/250mA PoDL output (RJ11) 37 * HDMI 38 * USB Type-A (host) 39 * USB Type-C (client/power) 40 41* Wireless connectivity 42 43 * TI WL1807 2.4GHz/5GHz WiFi 44 * BLE/SubG via CC1352P7 45 46* Expansion 47 48 * mikroBUS 49 * Grove 50 * QWIIC 51 52BeaglePlay ARM Cortex-A53 CPUs typically run Linux, while the CC1352P7 Cortex-M4 typically runs Zephyr. 53 54 55Supported Features 56================== 57 58The ``beagleplay/cc1352p7`` board target supports the following hardware features: 59 60+-----------+------------+----------------------+ 61| Interface | Controller | Driver/Component | 62+===========+============+======================+ 63| GPIO | on-chip | gpio | 64+-----------+------------+----------------------+ 65| MPU | on-chip | arch/arm | 66+-----------+------------+----------------------+ 67| NVIC | on-chip | arch/arm | 68+-----------+------------+----------------------+ 69| PINMUX | on-chip | pinmux | 70+-----------+------------+----------------------+ 71| UART | on-chip | serial | 72+-----------+------------+----------------------+ 73| RADIO | on-chip | ieee802154 | 74+-----------+------------+----------------------+ 75 76Connections and IOs 77=================== 78 79CC1352 reset is connected to AM62 GPIO0_14. 80 81+-------+--------------+-------------------------------------+ 82| Pin | Function | Usage | 83+=======+==============+=====================================+ 84| DIO5 | N/C | | 85+-------+--------------+-------------------------------------+ 86| DIO6 | N/C | | 87+-------+--------------+-------------------------------------+ 88| DIO7 | N/C | | 89+-------+--------------+-------------------------------------+ 90| DIO8 | N/C | | 91+-------+--------------+-------------------------------------+ 92| DIO9 | N/C | | 93+-------+--------------+-------------------------------------+ 94| DIO10 | N/C | | 95+-------+--------------+-------------------------------------+ 96| DIO11 | N/C | | 97+-------+--------------+-------------------------------------+ 98| DIO12 | CC1352_RX | AM62 UART6_TXD | 99+-------+--------------+-------------------------------------+ 100| DIO13 | CC1352_TX | AM62 UART6_RXD | 101+-------+--------------+-------------------------------------+ 102| DIO14 | N/C | | 103+-------+--------------+-------------------------------------+ 104| DIO15 | CC1352_BOOT | AM62 GPIO0_13 | 105+-------+--------------+-------------------------------------+ 106| DIO16 | CC1352_TDO | TAG-CONNECT TDO | 107+-------+--------------+-------------------------------------+ 108| DIO17 | CC1352_TDI | TAG-CONNECT TDI | 109+-------+--------------+-------------------------------------+ 110| DIO18 | N/C | | 111+-------+--------------+-------------------------------------+ 112| DIO19 | N/C | | 113+-------+--------------+-------------------------------------+ 114| DIO20 | N/C | | 115+-------+--------------+-------------------------------------+ 116| DIO21 | N/C | | 117+-------+--------------+-------------------------------------+ 118| DIO22 | N/C | | 119+-------+--------------+-------------------------------------+ 120| DIO23 | N/C | | 121+-------+--------------+-------------------------------------+ 122| DIO24 | N/C | | 123+-------+--------------+-------------------------------------+ 124| DIO25 | N/C | | 125+-------+--------------+-------------------------------------+ 126| DIO26 | N/C | | 127+-------+--------------+-------------------------------------+ 128| DIO27 | LED1 | CC1352_LED1 yellow LED9 | 129+-------+--------------+-------------------------------------+ 130| DIO28 | LED2 | CC1352_LED2 yellow LED8 | 131+-------+--------------+-------------------------------------+ 132| DIO29 | RF_PA | SubG/PA Antenna mux PA enable | 133+-------+--------------+-------------------------------------+ 134| DIO30 | RF_SUB1G | SubG/PA Antenna mux SubG enable | 135+-------+--------------+-------------------------------------+ 136 137Programming and Debugging 138************************* 139 140Flashing 141======== 142 143To flash, disable the existing driver that ties up the serial port and use 144the customized BSL Python script. 145 1461. Ensure the bcfserial or gb-beagleplay driver isn’t blocking the serial port. This can be done by 147 loading :file: ``/overlays/k3-am625-beagleplay-bcfserial-no-firmware.dtbo`` or selecting uboot 148 entry which disables bcfserial/gb-beagleplay. 149 1502. Now reboot the board. 151 152 .. code-block:: console 153 154 sudo shutdown -r now 155 1563. Install CC1352-flasher if not already installed 157 158 .. code-block:: console 159 160 if ! command -v cc1352_flasher &> /dev/null; then pip install cc1352-flasher; fi 161 162 1634. Flash the CC1352P7 164 165 .. code-block:: console 166 167 west flash 168 169Debugging 170========= 171 172For debugging, you can use the serial port or JTAG. You can use OpenOCD 173over the Tag-Connect header on the board. 174 175* Tagconnect JTAG 176 177References 178********** 179 180.. target-notes:: 181 182.. _BeagleBoard.org BeaglePlay: https://beagleplay.org 183.. _Tagconnect JTAG: https://docs.beagleboard.org/latest/accessories/cables.html#tagconnect-jtag 184