Hi, I fabricated a board with LPC2106 on it (among other things) with this "fancy" power supply from TI - TPS70851. Small package, single chip 3.3 and 1.8V regulator. In addition, the board was designed so that secondary JTAG is used in order to have most of the pins available in Debug mode. In order to get the chip into JTAG it has to be bootstrapped with the code that will place those JTAG2 pins into their appropriate mode. That procedure was flawless - the board was up and running. After completing all the necessary procedures the JTAG refused to identify the board and connect to it. I tried every possible combination of power up and reset (cutting power in all possible ways and forms). What ended up working is SHORTING the 3.3V supply. After shoring out the 3.3V supply the chip was detected and I was able to program it, debug it. basically do all the good things. My question is, (I couldn't find it in the docs), whether anyone came across this problem? I'm guessing that I have a problem with power up sequence. Perhaps one should ensure that the CPU core (1.8V line) is on before powering up the IOs (3.3 V)?? Anyone with an opinion? Thanks in advance, Cheers, m. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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LPC2106 Power UP Sequence
2004-01-26 by Milos Prokic
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