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doc/Target-utils: typo fix
author | Mychaela Falconia <falcon@freecalypso.org> |
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date | Fri, 14 Jun 2019 08:30:54 +0000 |
parents | 6604403aa212 |
children | 81a3fc069301 |
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95 register setting what the input clock frequency is, so that all peripherals | 95 register setting what the input clock frequency is, so that all peripherals |
96 (both GSM-specific and general-purpose) always run at 13 MHz. | 96 (both GSM-specific and general-purpose) always run at 13 MHz. |
97 | 97 |
98 When the Calypso boot process is interrupted and diverted to serial code | 98 When the Calypso boot process is interrupted and diverted to serial code |
99 download in the boot ROM, the boot ROM code autodetects whether the CLKTCXO | 99 download in the boot ROM, the boot ROM code autodetects whether the CLKTCXO |
100 input runs at 13 MHz or 26 MHz (it tries both register bits settings until | 100 input runs at 13 MHz or 26 MHz (it tries both register bit settings until |
101 the serial '<' characters sent by the host at 19200 baud are received | 101 the serial '<' characters sent by the host at 19200 baud are received |
102 correctly), and if the CLKTCXO input is 26 MHz, the VCLKOUT_DIV2 bit is set | 102 correctly), and if the CLKTCXO input is 26 MHz, the VCLKOUT_DIV2 bit is set |
103 in the FFFF:FD02 register. Most of our target-utils programs have no hard- | 103 in the FFFF:FD02 register. Most of our target-utils programs have no hard- |
104 coded knowledge of the 13 MHz vs. 26 MHz board hardware configuration and | 104 coded knowledge of the 13 MHz vs. 26 MHz board hardware configuration and |
105 rely on the Calypso boot ROM to set the division control bits in the | 105 rely on the Calypso boot ROM to set the division control bits in the |