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AN4253 Datasheet(PDF) 12 Page - STMicroelectronics

Part # AN4253
Description  SPC564Lx device startup flow
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There are three different error paths reported by FCCU when any fault occurs:
Caution:
Whenever microcontroller is in safe mode, all faults in the FCCU status registers must be
cleared before any attempt to leave the safe mode.
4.1
FCCU status check
The first part of FCCU handler checks the state of the FCCU module after the reset. There
are four possibilities:
The FCCU handler shall resolve all states except NORMAL with the read, analyze, save
and clear procedure. No accesses to FCCU registers other than reading the
FCCU.CTRL.OPS shall be done between the setting of the key and the actual clear of the
status flag.
4.1.1
Code sequence
1.
Write command OPR=3 to FCCU_CTRL register
2.
Wait for operation to finish (FCCU.CTRL.OPS = SUCCESS)
3.
Read the FCCU_STATUS register
4.
Decide if Status == 0x0 (NORMAL)
4.2
Read critical and non-critical faults in FCCU (FCCU.CF/NCF)
The FCCU module contains two groups of faults, critical faults and non-critical faults. Both
groups should be read for later analysis.
•
Reset
Critical fault or non-critical fault with a configured reset reaction
•
Safe mode
FCCU fault state entry always initiates safe mode request, where
the HW resources are limited and the user has to solve the faults
before asking for a change of the mode.
•
NMI
FCCU fault state entry always generates non-maskable signal.
This signal will generate an exception to the core for faults without
reset generation reaction or in case when the reset is not present
because of a fault in the reset module (safety measure against
failures in RGM module)
•
NORMAL
Everything is fine from the point of FCCU module, a reset was
either destructive or caused by a non-critical fault that is masked in
the configuration, i.e. default behavior of SW functional reset.
•
ALARM
There is a non-critical fault pending in alarm state waiting for SW
intervention.
•
FAULT
All critical faults and non-critical faults without alarm timeout
enabled.
•
OTHER
Unknown state. It should not happen at all.



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