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The aim of this document is to explain how to setup pins of SP7350 in device-tree source. SP7350 has 106 general purpose IO (GPIO) pins which are multiplexed with other special functions, like eMMC device, SPI-NOR flash, SPI-NAND flash, Ethernet PHY (RGMII or RMII interface), UART, I2C pins, and etc.

The following sections will explain how to setup GPIOs and special function pins in device-tree source file. Note that the same device-tree source file is used by U-Boot and Linux in SP7350. Both Pinctrl drivers support generic helper bindings.

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

IO Pins

In the Linux, name of IO pin is in form of GPIO(id), like GPIO0, GPIO1, GPIO2, …, GPIO105, and etc. These IO pins of SP7350 are categorized, based on their operating voltage, into two groups:

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GPIO #

Power domain

Type

Pin name

Power-supply

0 - 19

Main

1.8V GPIO

G_MX0 - G_MX19

VDDPST18_GPIO

20

1.8V/3.0V DVIO

G_MX20

VDDPST3018_DVIO_2

21 - 27

G_MX21 - G_MX27

VDDPST3018_DVIO_1

28 - 37

G_MX28 - G_MX37

VDDPST3018_DVIO_2

38 - 43

G_MX38 - G_MX43

AVDDIO_3018_SD

44 - 49

G_MX44 - G_MX49

AVDDIO_3018_SDIO

50 - 59

CM4 (AO)

AO_MX0 - AO_MX9

VDDPST3018_DVIO_AO_1

60 - 69

AO_MX10 - AO_MX19

VDDPST3018_DVIO_AO_2

70 - 79

AO_MX20 - AO_MX29

VDDPST3018_DVIO_AO_3

80 - 98

1.8V GPIO

AO_MX30 - AO_MX48

VDDPST18_GPIO_AO

99 - 105

IV_MX0 - IV_MX6

Voltage Mode Select

Beyond configuring the 1.8V or 3.0V power to supply pins of a DVIO group in circuit boards (hardware), setting up the voltage mode select (ms control) control-bits is crucial for the normal operation of IO pins. The following properties configure voltage mode select control-bits in the Device Tree Source (DTS) file:

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Default voltage is “3V0”.

Pin Multiplexing Nodes

  • function - the multiplex function to select.

  • groups - the list of groups to select with this function. Either this or "pins" must be specified.

  • pins - the list of pins to select with this function. Either this or "groups" must be specified.

Refer to examples below:

Set a

...

Single Pin to GPIO function

Code Block
languagec
pinmux_example {
    function = "GPIO";
    pins = "GPIO0";
};

Set pin GPIO0 to GPIO function.

Set

...

Several Pins to GPIO function

Code Block
languagec
pinmux_example {
    function = "GPIO";
    pins = "GPIO0", "GPIO1", "GPIO10";
};

Set pins GPIO0, GPIO1, GPIO10 to GPIO function.

Set a

...

Group of

...

Pins to a

...

Specified Function

Code Block
languagec
pinmux_example {
    function = "UART0";
    groups = "UART0_X1";
};

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Refer to Function-group Table in appendix.

Pin Configuration Nodes

Info

Here we only list the generic pin configuration parameters supported by SP7350.

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Code Block
languagec
pinconf_example {
	:
    :
    sunplus,bias-strong-pull-up;
    :
    :
};

DTS Files

Device-tree source files of SP7350 are located in linux/kernel/arch/arm64/boot/dts/sunplus/.

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Boards

Device-tree source files

C3V-W Evaluation Board

sp7350-ev.dts

C3V-W Demo Board

sp7350-dm.dts

Example

Voltage Mode Select

For 1.8V/3.0V Dual Voltage IO (DVIO) pins, we need to select their voltage in pinctrl top node in DTS file. For example,

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In this example, DVIO groups 0 and 1 are configured to operate at 1.8V, while DVIO AO group 0 is designated with a voltage setting of 1.8V. Conversely, DVIO AO groups 1 and 2 are specifically set to operate at 3.0V. It is crucial to note that in the absence of a specified selection, the default voltage for these groups is set to 3.0V.

GPIO

SP7350 has 106 general purpose IO (GPIO) pins. Most of them are multiplexed with other special function pins. This section explains how to modify device-tree source file to set up GPIO pins as digital input or output pins.

Define GPIO in device-tree source file

Every single device has a node in device-tree source (dts) file in Linux. Property pinctrl-0 (or pinctrl-1, pinctrl-2,… if a device has more states) is used to point at pin configuration node within pin controller (node pinctrl@f8800080 in SP7350). Pin configuration nodes (sub-nodes in node pinctrl@f8800080 ) define the actual pins assignment.

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Code Block
languagec
typec_pins: pinmux_typec-pins {
    function = "GPIO";
    pins = "GPIO98";
}; pinmux_typec-pins {
    function = "GPIO";
    pins = "GPIO98";
};

Setting GPIO Characteristics

GPIO pins' characteristics, such as setting them to high, low, or configuring additional features, can also be directly specified within the pin node. For instance, we extend the previous example to add GPIO0 and GPIO1 and configure them as input and output, respectively. We introduce the extra_gpio_pins node label after typec_pins:

Code Block
languagec
u3phy0: uphy@f80bd000 {
    :
    :
    pinctrl-names = "default";
    pinctrl-0 = <&typec_pins &extra_gpio_pins>;
    typec-gpios = <&pctl 98 GPIO_ACTIVE_HIGH>;
    :
    :
};

Add extra_gpio-pins node and label as shown below:

Code Block
languagec
typec_pins: pinmux_typec-pins {
    function = "GPIO";
    pins = "GPIO98";
};

extra_gpio_pins: extra_gpio-pins {
    gpio0_pinconf {
        function = "GPIO";
        pins = "GPIO0";
        input-enable;
        input-schmitt-enable;
    };

    gpio1_pinconf {
        function = "GPIO";
        pins = "GPIO1";
        output-enable;
        output-low;
        drive-strength-microamp = <SPPCTRL_GPIO_DRV_IOH_1100_IOL_1100UA>;
    };
};

In the extra_gpio-pins node, GPIO0 is configured as an input with Schmitt trigger. Meanwhile, GPIO1 is configured as an output set to low, with a specified drive strength.

Special Function Pins

Some devices pins of SP7350 are multiplexed to specified pin-group of SP7350. This section explains how to modify device-tree source file to enable pins of those devices.

Every device should have a node in device-tree source (dts) file in Linux. Property pinctrl-0 (or pinctrl-1, pinctrl-2,… if a device has more states) is used to point at pin configuration node within pin controller (node pinctrl@f8800080 in SP7021). Pin configuration nodes (sub-nodes in node pinctrl@f8800080 ) define the actual pins assignment. For examples:

pinmux

  1. eMMC device:

Pins of eMMC of SP7350, [D5, D3, D4, D0, D1, CLK, D2, D7, D6, CMD, DS], can be multiplexed to pin-group GPIO [20, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37].

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Refer to "Function-group Table" in Appendix.

pinconf

  1. One configuration Configuration to all pinsAll Pins.

Pin configuration will be applied to all pins included by property "pins" or "groups". For example:

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"drive-strength-microamp = <SPPCTRL_DVIO_DRV_IOH_15200_IOL_18700UA>;" indicates that setting drive strength to 15.2mA on GPIO50 and GPIO51 included by group "UART0_X1".

  1. Different configurations Configurations to different pinsDifferent Pins.

If users want to set different drive strength on GPIO50 and GPIO51 respectively，do as below:

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Other supported pin configurations are supposed to be configurated configured in the same way.

Here lists some examples of pin configuration on sp7350-ev.dts:

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Refer to Driving-strength Table of GPIO and Driving-strength Table of DVIO in Appendix.

Appendix

List of

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Support Properties

Properties

Values

Descriptions

bias-disable

NA

Disable pull-up, pull-down and strong pull-up

bias-high-impedance

NA

bias-pull-up

NA

bias-pull-down

NA

drive-open-drain

NA

For GPIO or DVIO

drive-strength-microamp

…

Refer to Driving-strength Table of GPIO and DVIO.

function

…

Refer to Function-group Table

groups

…

Refer to Function-group Table

input-disable

NA

For GPIO or DVIO

input-enable

NA

For GPIO or DVIO

input-schmitt-disable

NA

input-schmitt-enable

NA

output-disable

NA

For GPIO or DVIO

output-enable

NA

For GPIO or DVIO

output-high

NA

For GPIO or DVIO

output-low

NA

For GPIO or DVIO

pins

“GPIO0” ~ “GPIO105”

sunplus,bias-strong-pull-up

NA

For GPIO only, excluding DVIO

sunplus,input-invert-disable

NA

For GPIO or DVIO

sunplus,input-invert-enable

NA

For GPIO or DVIO

sunplus,ms-dvio-group-0

“1V8” or “3V0”

For G_MX21 - G_MX27

sunplus,ms-dvio-group-1

“1V8” or “3V0”

For G_MX20, G_MX28 - G_MX37

sunplus,ms-dvio-ao-group-0

“1V8” or “3V0”

For AO_MX0 - AO_MX9

sunplus,ms-dvio-ao-group-1

“1V8” or “3V0”

For AO_MX10 - AO_MX19

sunplus,ms-dvio-ao-group-2

“1V8” or “3V0”

For AO_MX20 - AO_MX29

sunplus,output-invert-disable

NA

For GPIO or DVIO

sunplus,output-invert-enable

NA

For GPIO or DVIO

sunplus,slew-rate-control-disable

NA

sunplus,slew-rate-control-enable

NA

Driving-strength Table of GPIO

#

Source current (mA)

Sink current (mA)

MACRO

Min.

Typ.

Max.

Min.

Typ.

Max.

0

0.8

1.1

1.5

0.7

1.1

1.6

SPPCTRL_GPIO_DRV_IOH_1100_IOL_1100UA

1

1.1

1.6

2.2

1.1

1.7

2.3

SPPCTRL_GPIO_DRV_IOH_1600_IOL_1700UA

2

2.3

3.3

4.3

2.1

3.3

4.7

SPPCTRL_GPIO_DRV_IOH_3300_IOL_3300UA

3

3.4

4.9

6.5

3.2

5.0

7.0

SPPCTRL_GPIO_DRV_IOH_4900_IOL_5000UA

4

4.5

6.6

8.6

4.2

6.6

9.3

SPPCTRL_GPIO_DRV_IOH_6600_IOL_6600UA

5

5.7

8.2

10.8

5.3

8.3

11.7

SPPCTRL_GPIO_DRV_IOH_8200_IOL_8300UA

6

6.8

9.9

13.0

6.3

9.9

13.9

SPPCTRL_GPIO_DRV_IOH_9900_IOL_9900UA

7

7.9

11.5

15.1

7.4

11.6

16.2

SPPCTRL_GPIO_DRV_IOH_11500_IOL_11600UA

8

9.0

13.1

17.2

8.4

13.2

18.5

SPPCTRL_GPIO_DRV_IOH_13100_IOL_13200UA

9

10.2

14.8

19.4

9.4

14.8

20.8

SPPCTRL_GPIO_DRV_IOH_14800_IOL_14800UA

10

11.3

16.4

21.6

10.5

16.5

23.1

SPPCTRL_GPIO_DRV_IOH_16400_IOL_16500UA

11

12.4

18.1

23.7

11.5

18.1

25.4

SPPCTRL_GPIO_DRV_IOH_18100_IOL_18100UA

12

13.5

19.6

25.8

12.6

19.7

27.6

SPPCTRL_GPIO_DRV_IOH_19600_IOL_19700UA

13

14.7

21.3

28.0

13.6

21.4

29.9

SPPCTRL_GPIO_DRV_IOH_21300_IOL_21400UA

14

15.8

22.9

30.1

14.6

23.0

32.1

SPPCTRL_GPIO_DRV_IOH_22900_IOL_23000UA

15

16.9

24.6

32.3

15.7

24.6

34.4

SPPCTRL_GPIO_DRV_IOH_24600_IOL_24600UA

Driving-strength Table of DVIO

#

Source current (mA)

Sink current (mA)

MACRO

Min.

Typ.

Max.

Min.

Typ.

Max.

0

1.9

5.1

9.9

4.0

6.2

8.6

SPPCTRL_DVIO_DRV_IOH_5100_IOL_6200UA

1

2.8

7.6

14.8

6.0

9.3

12.9

SPPCTRL_DVIO_DRV_IOH_7600_IOL_9300UA

2

3.7

10.1

19.8

8.1

12.5

17.1

SPPCTRL_DVIO_DRV_IOH_10100_IOL_12500UA

3

4.6

12.6

24.7

10.1

15.6

21.4

SPPCTRL_DVIO_DRV_IOH_12600_IOL_15600UA

4

5.6

15.2

29.7

12.1

18.7

25.7

SPPCTRL_DVIO_DRV_IOH_15200_IOL_18700UA

5

6.5

17.7

34.6

14.1

21.8

29.9

SPPCTRL_DVIO_DRV_IOH_17700_IOL_21800UA

6

7.4

20.2

39.5

16.1

24.9

34.2

SPPCTRL_DVIO_DRV_IOH_20200_IOL_24900UA

7

8.3

22.7

44.3

18.1

27.9

38.4

SPPCTRL_DVIO_DRV_IOH_22700_IOL_27900UA

8

9.3

25.2

49.3

20.1

31.0

42.7

SPPCTRL_DVIO_DRV_IOH_25200_IOL_31000UA

9

10.2

27.7

54.2

22.1

34.1

46.9

SPPCTRL_DVIO_DRV_IOH_27700_IOL_34100UA

10

11.1

30.3

59.1

24.1

37.2

51.1

SPPCTRL_DVIO_DRV_IOH_30300_IOL_37200UA

11

12.0

32.8

64.0

26.1

40.3

55.3

SPPCTRL_DVIO_DRV_IOH_32800_IOL_40300UA

12

13.0

35.3

68.9

28.1

43.4

59.5

SPPCTRL_DVIO_DRV_IOH_35300_IOL_43400UA

13

13.9

37.8

73.7

30.1

46.4

63.8

SPPCTRL_DVIO_DRV_IOH_37800_IOL_46400UA

14

14.8

40.3

78.6

32.1

49.5

67.9

SPPCTRL_DVIO_DRV_IOH_40300_IOL_49500UA

15

15.7

42.7

83.4

34.1

52.6

72.1

SPPCTRL_DVIO_DRV_IOH_42700_IOL_52600UA

Function-pin Table

function name

pins name

binding pins

GPIO

“GPIO0” ~ “GPIO105”

0 ~ 105

Function-group Table

function name

groups name

binding pins

SPI_FLASH

SPI_FLASH

21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26

EMMC

EMMC

20, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37

SPI_NAND

SPI_NAND_X1

30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35

SPI_NAND_X2

21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26

SD_CARD

SD_CARD

38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43

SDIO

SDIO

44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49

PARA_NAND

PARA_NAND

20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36

USB_OTG

USB_OTG

18, 19

GMAC

GMAC_RGMII

3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16

GMAC_RMII

4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

PWM0

PWM0_X1

78

PWM0_X2

58

PWM1

PWM1_X1

79

PWM1_X2

59

PWM2

PWM2_X1

60

PWM2_X2

92

PWM3

PWM3_X1

61

PWM3_X2

93

UART0

UART0_X1

50, 51

UART0_X2

68, 69

UART1

UART1_X1

52, 53

UART1_X2

64, 65

UART1_FC

UART1_FC_X1

54, 55

UART1_FC_X2

66, 67

UART2

UART2_X1

56, 57

UART2_X2

76, 77

UART2_FC

UART2_FC_X1

58, 59

UART2_FC_X2

78, 79

UART3

UART3_X1

62, 63

UART3_X2

7, 8

UADBG

UADBG

13, 14

UART6

UART6_X1

80, 81

UART6_X2

48, 49

UART7

UART7

82, 83

I2C_COMBO0

I2C_COMBO0_X1

68, 69

I2C_COMBO0_X2

54, 55

I2C_COMBO1

I2C_COMBO1

70, 71

I2C_COMBO2

I2C_COMBO2_X1

76, 77

I2C_COMBO2_X2

56, 57

I2C_COMBO3

I2C_COMBO3

88, 89

I2C_COMBO4

I2C_COMBO4

90, 91

I2C_COMBO5

I2C_COMBO5

92, 93

I2C_COMBO6

I2C_COMBO6_X1

84, 85

I2C_COMBO6_X2

1, 2

I2C_COMBO7

I2C_COMBO7_X1

86, 87

I2C_COMBO7_X2

3, 4

I2C_COMBO8

I2C_COMBO8_X1

95, 96

I2C_COMBO8_X2

9, 10

I2C_COMBO9

I2C_COMBO9_X1

97, 98

I2C_COMBO9_X2

11, 12

SPI_MASTER0

SPI_MASTER0_X1

64, 65, 66, 67

SPI_MASTER0_X2

9, 10, 11, 12

SPI_MASTER1

SPI_MASTER1_X1

80, 81, 82, 83

SPI_MASTER1_X2

14, 15, 16, 17

SPI_MASTER2

SPI_MASTER2

88, 89, 90, 91

SPI_MASTER3

SPI_MASTER3_X1

44, 45, 46, 47

SPI_MASTER3_X2

52, 53, 54, 55

SPI_MASTER4

SPI_MASTER4

72, 73, 74, 75

SPI_SLAVE0

SPI_SLAVE0_X1

94, 95, 96, 97

SPI_SLAVE0_X2

72, 73, 74, 75

AUD_TDMTX_XCK

AUD_TDMTX_XCK

93

AUD_DAC_XCK1

AUD_DAC_XCK1

71

AUD_DAC_XCK

AUD_DAC_XCK

83

AUD_AU2_DATA0

AUD_AU2_DATA0

82

AUD_AU1_DATA0

AUD_AU1_DATA0

58

AUD_AU2_CK

AUD_AU2_CK

80, 81

AUD_AU1_CK

AUD_AU1_CK

56, 57

AUD_AU_ADC_DATA0

AUD_AU_ADC_DATA0_X1

94, 95, 96, 97

AUD_AU_ADC_DATA0_X2

72, 73, 74, 75

AUD_ADC2_DATA0

AUD_ADC2_DATA0

82

AUD_ADC1_DATA0

AUD_ADC1_DATA0

58

AUD_TDM

AUD_TDM

94, 95, 96, 97

SPDIF_IN

SPDIF_IN_X1

91

SPDIF_IN_X2

53

SPDIF_IN_X3

54

SPDIF_IN_X4

55

SPDIF_IN_X5

62

SPDIF_IN_X6

52

SPDIF_OUT

SPDIF_OUT_X1

91

SPDIF_OUT_X2

53

SPDIF_OUT_X3

54

SPDIF_OUT_X4

55

SPDIF_OUT_X5

62

SPDIF_OUT_X6

52

INT0

INT0_X1

1

INT0_X2

2

INT0_X3

3

INT0_X4

4

INT0_X5

5

INT0_X6

6

INT0_X7

13

INT0_X8

14

INT0_X9

15

INT1

INT1_X1

1

INT1_X2

2

INT1_X3

3

INT1_X4

4

INT1_X5

5

INT1_X6

6

INT1_X7

13

INT1_X8

14

INT1_X9

15

INT2

INT2_X1

5

INT2_X2

6

INT2_X3

7

INT2_X4

8

INT2_X5

9

INT2_X6

10

INT2_X7

11

INT2_X8

16

INT2_X9

17

INT3

INT3_X1

5

INT3_X2

6

INT3_X3

7

INT3_X4

8

INT3_X5

9

INT3_X6

10

INT3_X7

11

INT3_X8

16

INT3_X9

17

INT4

INT4_X1

7

INT4_X2

8

INT4_X3

9

INT4_X4

10

INT4_X5

11

INT4_X6

12

INT4_X7

13

INT4_X8

18

INT4_X9

19

INT5

INT5_X1

7

INT5_X2

8

INT5_X3

9

INT5_X4

10

INT5_X5

11

INT5_X6

12

INT5_X7

13

INT5_X8

18

INT5_X9

19

INT6

INT6_X1

9

INT6_X2

10

INT6_X3

11

INT6_X4

12

INT6_X5

13

INT6_X6

14

INT6_X7

15

INT6_X8

16

INT6_X9

17

INT6_X10

18

INT6_X11

19

INT7

INT7_X1

9

INT7_X2

10

INT7_X3

11

INT7_X4

12

INT7_X5

13

INT7_X6

14

INT7_X7

15

INT7_X8

16

INT7_X9

17

INT7_X10

18

INT7_X11

19

GPIO_AO_INT0

GPIO_AO_INT0_X1

52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59

GPIO_AO_INT0_X2

68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75

GPIO_AO_INT1

GPIO_AO_INT1_X1

60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67

GPIO_AO_INT1_X2

76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83

GPIO_AO_INT2

GPIO_AO_INT2_X1

68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75

GPIO_AO_INT2_X2

84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91

GPIO_AO_INT3

GPIO_AO_INT3_X1

76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83

GPIO_AO_INT3_X2

91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98