Table of Contents Introduction ......................3 Identifying Affected Modules................3 Errata ........................5 Quick-Start Cards Claim No LED Lit When Powered Off ............5 3.1.1 Applications Affected ......................5 3.1.2 Description ......................... 5 3.1.3 Workaround ........................5 3.1.4 Identifying Repaired or New Boards ................... 5 Over-current Warning for Switcher A on Pmic 0x14 ...............
The modules affected by these errata can be identified by the Date Code of the Ultra96-V2 Single-Board Computer. The date code of the Ultra96-V2 Single-Board Computer can be found on the bottom side of the PCB board near the edge on the backside opposite the Wi-Fi module (removing the thermal bracket is NOT necessary).
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Figure 2 – Datecode of 1917 is 17 week of 2019, which is week of April 21st Page 4...
3 Errata 3.1 Quick-Start Cards States No LED Lit When Powered Off 3.1.1 Applications Affected Kits whose Ultra96-V2 boards have a datecode of 1927 or earlier include a printed Quick-Start Card with this error. 3.1.2 Description The printed Quick-Start Card does not properly account for LED D17, which is the 12V VIN LED.
0x14. Switcher A on this device delivers 1.8V to the Ultra96-V2 which is VCC_PSAUX. this can be seen on Sheet 16 of Ultra96-V2 Rev 1 schematics. This rail was designed to deliver a maximum steady-state current of 1.0A.
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Figure 4 – PowIRCenter Shows Warning on Switcher A of 0x14 Page 7...
Figure 5 – Detailed Warning Shows IOUT Over-Current Warning 3.2.3 Workaround It is not necessary to perform a work-around. This warning may be safely ignored. However, the Infineon Pmic warning thresholds may be adjusted to 1.5A to eliminate this warning. 3.2.4 Identifying Repaired or New Boards The programming files will be adjusted to eliminate the warning on boards with datecode 1931 or later.
Avnet FAE. Alternatively, you may request an RMA to replace your board within 60 days of receiving your board. 3.3.4 Identifying Repaired or New Boards Avnet does not plan to repair the affected boards. New boards with datecode of 1924 or later should not exhibit this issue. Page 9...
Any new erratum found will be posted to the Ultra96-V2 website forum: http://avnet.me/Ultra96-V2_Errata 5 Additional Support For additional support, please review the discussions and post your questions in the Ultra96-V2 Forum: http://avnet.me/Ultra96_Forum You may also contact your local Avnet FAE.
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