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Part # DA14530
Description  Low Power Bluetooth 5.1 SoC
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DA14530
Low Power Bluetooth 5.1 SoC
Final
Datasheet
Revision 3.4
21-Dec-2021
CFR0011-120-00
47 of 332
© 2021 Renesas Electronics
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Command Type
Description
5
UART STX
timeout value
One 32-bit word which is equal to 0x8XXXXXXX. The XXXXXXX is used to program
the selected STX timeout in multiples of 100 µs. So, for example, 0x80000028 is 40 ×
100 µS = 4 ms.
6
SPI Clock value
0xA0000000
This value overwrites the default 2-MHz clock speed of the SPI boot path and sets it
to 32 MHz.
The Booter stops processing the CS once it encounters an empty OTP value (0xFFFFFFFF). This
way, no more processing time is spent to check the rest and it is possible to add new entries later, for
example, to patch/update previous entries.
An example describing the format of the configuration script is presented in Table 31.
Table 31: CS Example
Words
Even Words
Odd Words
Description
0-1
0xA5A5A5A5
0x80000028
Start command of the CS Script, followed by STX timeout value of 4
ms (40 × 100 µs)
2-3
<Address>
<Value>
Booter automatically writes the <Value> to the <Address>
4-5
0x90000301
<Value>
Three calibration values stored during production testing. SDK
should know what this is for.
6-7
<Value>
<Value>
8-9
<Address>
<Value>
Booter automatically write the <Value> to the <Address>
10-11
<Address>
<Value>
Booter automatically write the <Value> to <Address>
12-13
0x90000402
<Value1>
Four calibration values stored during production testing. SDK should
know what this is for.
14-15
<Value2>
<Value3>
Calibration value stored during production testing. SDK should know
what this is for.
16-17
<Value4>
0x70000000
Disable SWD
18-19
0xFFFFFFFF
(don’t care)
Booter stops running the CS after an empty entry, so anything after
this is "don’t care".
4.5
BootROM Sequence
The booting process of the DA14530 is presented in Figure 11. The Booter is always executed when
a POR or a HW Reset occurs, or the RESET_ON_WAKEUP feature is configured.
The booter will start executing with the RC32M clock, to speed up its execution. To access the OTP,
VBAT needs to be set at
≥ 1.8 V. After the OTP is operational, the Booter initializes the UART baud
rate at 115.2 kHz, and the CS (section 4.4.2) is enabled to be executed.
After the CS has been executed, the Booter has to decide whether the device is in Development or
Normal mode by reading the two words indicated as application flags in the OTP. The OTP image is
copied into RAM starting at address 0x0 by the Booter.
In Development mode, the "Boot from Specific" flag will be evaluated. If this flag is programmed, new
pin locations for booting from an external SPI slave to make DA14530 an SPI Master will be set
allowing for booting from a different pin configuration than the default one, so that the system can
boot from an external FLASH using the development mode. The details of the configuration are
presented in section 4.4.1. If this path is entered, the system will always try to boot from UART so
that the SPI Flash can be updated if needed. Any of the three UART configurations specified in Table
32 can be selected by writing bits [31:24] at the "Boot specific config" field in the OTP header. If
booting from SPI Flash fails, the Booter will jump back to the normal scan sequence of the peripheral
devices.


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