ZHCSGS5A August 2017 – February 2019 TPS65919-Q1
PRODUCTION DATA.
The TPS65919-Q1 resource control registers are defined by the following three categories:
These registers are associated to three levels of reset which are described as follows
The values of the registers in this domain will retain their value under HWRST and SWORST event. This ensures the information which contains the cause of the switch off event is retained when the device is reset to its default operating state.
The following registers are reset only during POR event:
This list is indicative only; a full list and bit details can be found in the TPS65919-Q1 Register Map.
A HWRST will reset all registers in the HWRST and the SWORST domain, but leave the registers in the POR domain unchanged.
The following registers are in the HWRST domain:
This list is indicative only; a full list and bit details can be found in the TPS65919-Q1 Register Map.
A SWORST only resets registers in the SWORST domain, but leave the registers in the HWRST and POR domains unchanged.
The following registers are in the SWORST domain:
This list is indicative only; a full list and bit details can be found in the TPS65919-Q1 Register Map.
Table 5-7 lists the reset levels, and Figure 5-9 shows the reset levels versus registers.
LEVEL | RESET TAG | REGISTERS AFFECTED | COMMENT |
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0 | POR | POR, HW, SWO | This reset level is the lowest level, for which all registers are reset. |
1 | HWRST | HW, SWO | During hardware reset (HWRST), all registers are reset except the POR registers. |
2 | SWORST | SWO | Only the SWO registers are reset. |