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Table 2. Jumpers (continued)
Jumper Title Shunt Location Description
JP13 VIN_LDO4 Between pin 2 and pin 3 Jumper to select VIN or SM2 as input to
LDO4
JP14 VIN_LDO678 Between pin 2 and pin 3 Jumper to select VIN or SM2 as input to
LDO6 - LDO8
JP15 VIN_LDO9 Between pin 2 and pin 3 Jumper to select VIN or SM2 as input to
LDO9
JP16 VIN_SM2 Installed Jumper to connect VIN to VIN_SM2
JP17 SM2_IL Installed Jumper to measure current through inductor
L1
JP18 LED_PWM_DRV Between pin 2 and pin 3 Jumper to select SM2 or VIN as supply for
LEDs, D14 - D17
JP19 VIN_SM1 Installed Jumper to connects VIN to VIN_SM1
JP20 SM1_IL Installed Jumper to measure current through inductor
L2
JP21 RGB_DRV Between pin 2 and pin 3 Jumper to select SM2 or VIN as supply for
RGB LED, D18
JP22 VIN_SM0 Installed Jumper to connects VIN to VIN_SM0
JP23 SM0_IL Installed Jumper to measure current through inductor
L3
JP24 RGB2_DRV Between pin 2 and pin 3 Jumper to select SM2 or VIN as supply for
RGB LED, D19
JP25 DGND2DT Between pin 2 and pin 3 For TI internal use only
JP26 JP26 Between pin 2 and pin 3 Jumper to select SM2 or 2V2 as pullup for
HOT_RST
JP27 STATUS_LED_PWR Between pin 1 and pin 2 Jumper to select VIN or EVM_3V J36 as bias
for status LEDs, D1 - D13
5 Setup
The following steps are intended to help users power up and evaluate the EVM.
1. To use the TPS65864xEVM with a personal computer, the TPS865864xEVM software is required
along with the HPA172 USB-to-I2C Interface Board (USB-TO-GPIO) and a USB cable. Two power
supplies capable of supplying 6 V at 2 A are required.
2. To test the HPA752, the computer must have the TPS65864xEVM software program installed. Install
the program from the TPS65864xEVM software zip file. This software zip file is supplied by Texas
Instruments. If the program does not automatically install properly, follow the instructions in the
Readme file.
3. Connect the USB cable between the computer and the HPA172. Connect the Molex cable between the
HPA172 and the HPA752 EVM (J11).
4. Verify the shorting jumpers are installed as noted in the shorting jumper table. The EVM ships with the
default jumper settings.
5. Supply 1: Set the input supply voltage to 3.3 V before connecting to the EVM, and turn the supply off.
While in the off state, connect the power supply positive lead to J36 (EVM 3V). Connect the power
supply return lead to J39 (GND).
6. Input Supply 2: Set the input supply voltage to 5 V before connecting to the EVM, and turn the supply
off. While in the off state, connect the power supply positive lead to J5 (VIN). Connect the power
supply return lead to J6 (GND).
7. First, turn on Input Supply 1 (3.3 V). Next, turn on Input Supply 2 (5 V).
8. To wake the PMU, hold the pushbutton switch, S1, RESUME, for one seconds and release. While the
PMU is awake, holding switch S1 for one second puts the PMU back into the sleep state. Different
combinations of the LDOs and switching converters turn on by default as per table 3-3: TPS65864x
Integrated Power Supply Power-Up Defaults in the corresponding device data sheet. Note, final silicon
can be marked as TPS658643 or P658643.
9. Using the GUI, select the LDOs tab on the left side. Press Read to load the contents of the I2C
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TPS658643 System Evaluation Board SLVU582ADecember 2011Revised May 2012
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