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ITBOK[edit]

ITBOK stands for Is The Board OK. It is a collection of level-zero codes integrated to U-Boot. It helps users to check the functionality of various peripherals available on CraneBoard. Currently Memory (DDR, Flash), TV-OUT, MMC, OTG Host and Ethernet tests are supported in ITBOK. The user can access to ITBOK by issuing itbok command(Menu based) at the U-Boot prompt.

AM3517_CRANE # itbok
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ITBOK version 1.0.0
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         CRANE - ITBOK MENU
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  1. Run All Tests (Options 2 to 10)
  2. Run RAM Test
  3. Run NAND Test
  4. Run Ethernet Test
  5. Run MMC Test
  6. Run OTG Host Test
  7. Run TV-out Test
  8. Run GPIO Test
  9. EXIT
--------------------------------------
         CRANE - ITBOK MENU
--------------------------------------
Please enter test option: 1

Memory Test[edit]

This section tests memory read/write,data bus and address bus available on CraneBoard

   Starting SDRAM Test...
   SDRAM Start address 0x81800000, End address 0x87ffffff
   Running data bus test...PASSED
   Running address bus test...PASSED
   Running memory Read/Write test... Please wait...
   PASSED
   SDRAM Test Completed... PASS

You can also perform memtest and below mentioned is the screen shot for the same:

 AM3517_CRANE # mtest 81000000 81000100 K 100
 Pattern FFFFFF80  Writing...  Reading...Tested 256 iteration(s) with 0 errors.
 AM3517_CRANE # mtest 81000000 81000100 K 1
 Pattern 00000000  Writing...  Reading...Tested 1 iteration(s) with 0 errors.
 AM3517_CRANE # mtest 81000000 81000100 K 10
 Pattern FFFFFFF8  Writing...  Reading...Tested 16 iteration(s) with 0 errors.

NAND Test[edit]

NAND Test checks for bad blocks by performing writing and erasing on the blocks.

   Starting NAND Test...
     009e0000
   Bad NAND Block Count 1
   Running Erase Test...Please wait...Start Block : 283, End Block : 345
   PASSED
   Running Write test...Please wait...Start Block : 283, End Block : 345
   PASSED
   Running Read test...Please wait...Start Block : 283, End Block : 345
   PASSED
   Running Erase Test...Please wait...Start Block : 1103, End Block : 1165
   PASSED
   Running Write test...Please wait...Start Block : 1103, End Block : 1165
   PASSED
   Running Read test...Please wait...Start Block : 1103, End Block : 1165
   PASSED
   Running Erase Test...Please wait...Start Block : 1922, End Block : 1984
   PASSED
   Running Write test...Please wait...Start Block : 1922, End Block : 1984
   PASSED
   Running Read test...Please wait...Start Block : 1922, End Block : 1984
   PASSED
   Erase nand after completing the Nand write read test...
   Running Erase Test...Please wait...Start Block : 283, End Block : 345
   Running Erase Test...Please wait...Start Block : 1103, End Block : 1165
   Running Erase Test...Please wait...Start Block : 1922, End Block : 1984
   Nand Test Completed... PASS

Ethernet test[edit]

Ethernet test validates the Ethernet functionality by executing Ping Utility. To test Ethernet, the server ip and ip address of EVM should be set as environment variables as shown below :

   setenv serverip xxx.xxx.xx.xxx
   setenv ipaddr xxx.xxx.xx.xxx
   setenv gatewayip xxx.xxx.xx.x
   save
   Starting Ethernet Test...
   Server IP address is 192.168.15.84
   Using DaVinci EMAC device
   host is alive
   Ethernet Test Completed... PASS

MMC Test[edit]

MMC Test validates MMC Read/Write interface accordingly

   Performing MMC R/W tests.
   Writing SD/MMC...Card state 0x900, i= 0
   card transfer state 1
   Start block = 512
   number of block = 512
   pattern = a5
   Card state 0x900, i= 0
   card Address = 0x40000
   CMD: 0x18000000, Status: 0x11
   CMD: 0x11000000, Status: 0x1
   Verifying the data.....done.
   MMC Raw Read Write Test Completed Successfully
   MMC Test in 24MHz mode Completed... PASS

OTG Host Test[edit]

OTG Host test validates the OTG port on CraneBoard. Connect a FAT16 formatted USBDrive to CraneBoard through OTG Adaptor and follow the onscreen instructions

   Insert the USB pendrive formatted with FAT(16) only to OTG port and press any to continue .......
   Starting OTG Host Test...
   USB:   scanning bus for devices... 1 USB Device(s) found
   =================================================
      scanning bus for storage devices... 1 Storage Device(s) found
   =================================================
   Reading USB drive info .............
   1: Mass Storage,  USB Revision 2.0
    - SanDisk U3 Cruzer Micro 0266531B7192CA34
    - Class: (from Interface) Mass Storage
    - PacketSize: 64  Configurations: 1
    - Vendor: 0x0781  Product 0x5406 Version 2.0
      Configuration: 1
    - Interfaces: 1 Bus Powered 200mA
    Interface: 0
    - Alternate Setting 0, Endpoints: 2
    - Class Mass Storage, Transp. SCSI, Bulk only
    - Endpoint 1 In Bulk MaxPacket 512
    - Endpoint 2 Out Bulk MaxPacket 512
   =================================================
   OTG Host Device File system info.
   Interface:  USB
   Device 0: Vendor: SanDisk  Rev: ã4Çi Prod: 4ciÆÓ
                                                 §N3f8Íq
           Type: Removable Hard Disk
           Capacity: 1907.9 MB = 1.8 GB (3907583 x 512)
   Partition 1: Filesystem: FAT32 "NO NAME    "
   =================================================
   Listing files from USB device  .............
           soft/
     250   autorun.inf
           package/
     242   usbval.txt
      44   winshark_readme.txt.txt
    18125552   wireshark-win32-1.2.9.exe
    3371   board_test_summary.txt
   5 file(s), 2 dir(s)
   =================================================
   OTG Host Test Completed... PASS

TV Out Test[edit]

TV Out test validates the Composite video out port on Craneboard. Make sure the CVBS Cable is connected b/w TV(CVBS Port) and CraneBoard before executing the TV-Out test.

   Starting TV-OUT Test...
   Displaying colorbar in PAL-60 standard
   Is the colorbar displayed on TV in PAL-60 standard proper?(y/n): y
   Colorbar test in PAL-60 standard... PASSED
   Displaying GREEN color in NTSC-M standard
   Is the TV screen in GREEN color, NTSC-M standard proper? (y/n): y
   Fillcolor test in GREEN color, NTSC-M standard... PASSED
   TVOUT Test Completed... PASS

GPIO Test[edit]

GPIO Test validates DSS GPIO, MMC GPIO and I2C2 GPIO, while performing this requires custom made expansion connectors connected at J11,J12 and J16 with the following specifications:

J16 : 28pin General Purpose Connector

14 x 2, 100 mil header

Pin no. Pin no. Description
1 2 No Connection
3 4 Short
5 6 Short
7 8 Short
9 10 Short
11 12 Short
13 14 Short
15 16 Short
17 18 Short
19 20 Short
21 22 Short
23 24 Short
25 26 No Connection
27 28 No Connection

J11 : 10pin DSS Expansion Connector

10 x 2, 50 mil header

Pin no. Pin no. Description
1 2 No Connection
3 4 Short
5 6 Short
7 8 Short
9 10 Short
11 12 No Connection

J12 : 10pin DSS Expansion Connector

10 x 2, 50 mil header

Pin no. Pin no. Description
1 2 No Connection
3 4 Short
5 6 Short
7 8 Short
9 10 Short
11 12 No Connection
    Interface clock enabled
    Functional clock enabled
    started saving mux values
    Saving mux values - Passed
    ***********************************************************
    Starting GPIO test...
    Expansion Connector Test
    ========================
        1. Test all GPIOs
        2. Test DSS GPIO
       3. Test MMC GPIO
       4. Test CCDC GPIO - Not Available
       5. Test i2c2 GPIO
       6. Exit and back to ITBOK Menu
    Please enter test option: 1
    DSS - GPIOs are set
    GPIO combination        68<==>52        - Success
    GPIO combination        69<==>67        - Success
    GPIO combination        71<==>70        - Success
    GPIO combination        73<==>72        - Success
    GPIO combination        75<==>74        - Success
    GPIO combination        76<==>66        - Success
    GPIO combination        77<==>83        - Success
    GPIO combination        79<==>184       - Success
    GPIO combination        82<==>80        - Success
    GPIO combination        85<==>86        - Success
    GPIO combination        87<==>88        - Success
    GPIO combination        89<==>92        - Success
    GPIO combination        90<==>91        - Success
    GPIO combination        93<==>84        - Success
    GPIO combination        185<==>81       - Success
    ---------------------------------------------------
   DSS left and right GPIOs combination - driven high... PASS
   ---------------------------------------------------
   GPIO combination        68<==>52        - Success
   GPIO combination        69<==>67        - Success
   GPIO combination        71<==>70        - Success
   GPIO combination        73<==>72        - Success
   GPIO combination        75<==>74        - Success
   GPIO combination        76<==>66        - Success
   GPIO combination        77<==>83        - Success
   GPIO combination        79<==>184       - Success
   GPIO combination        82<==>80        - Success
   GPIO combination        85<==>86        - Success
   GPIO combination        87<==>88        - Success
   GPIO combination        89<==>92        - Success
   GPIO combination        90<==>91        - Success
   GPIO combination        93<==>84        - Success
   GPIO combination        185<==>81       - Success
   ---------------------------------------------------
   DSS left and right GPIOs combination - driven low... PASS
   ---------------------------------------------------
   GPIO combination        52<==>68        - Success
   GPIO combination        67<==>69        - Success
   GPIO combination        70<==>71        - Success
   GPIO combination        72<==>73        - Success
   GPIO combination        74<==>75        - Success
   GPIO combination        66<==>76        - Success
   GPIO combination        83<==>77        - Success
   GPIO combination        184<==>79       - Success
   GPIO combination        80<==>82        - Success
   GPIO combination        86<==>85        - Success
   GPIO combination        88<==>87        - Success
   GPIO combination        92<==>89        - Success
   GPIO combination        91<==>90        - Success
   GPIO combination        84<==>93        - Success
   GPIO combination        81<==>185       - Success
   ---------------------------------------------------
   DSS right and left GPIOs combination - driven high... PASS
   ---------------------------------------------------
   GPIO combination        52<==>68        - Success
   GPIO combination        67<==>69        - Success
   GPIO combination        70<==>71        - Success
   GPIO combination        72<==>73        - Success
   GPIO combination        74<==>75        - Success
   GPIO combination        66<==>76        - Success
   GPIO combination        83<==>77        - Success
   GPIO combination        184<==>79       - Success
   GPIO combination        80<==>82        - Success
   GPIO combination        86<==>85        - Success
   GPIO combination        88<==>87        - Success
   GPIO combination        92<==>89        - Success
   GPIO combination        91<==>90        - Success
   GPIO combination        84<==>93        - Success
   GPIO combination        81<==>185       - Success
   ---------------------------------------------------
   DSS right and left GPIOs combination - driven low... PASS
   ---------------------------------------------------
   MMC - GPIOs are set
   GPIO combination        140<==>139      - Success
   GPIO combination        141<==>136      - Success
   GPIO combination        142<==>138      - Success
   GPIO combination        143<==>137      - Success
   GPIO combination        156<==>131      - Success
   GPIO combination        157<==>130      - Success
   GPIO combination        158<==>135      - Success
   GPIO combination        159<==>132      - Success
   GPIO combination        161<==>133      - Success
   GPIO combination        162<==>134      - Success
   ---------------------------------------------------
   MMC left and right GPIOs combination - driven high... PASS
   ---------------------------------------------------
   GPIO combination        140<==>139      - Success
   GPIO combination        141<==>136      - Success
   GPIO combination        142<==>138      - Success
   GPIO combination        143<==>137      - Success
   GPIO combination        156<==>131      - Success
   GPIO combination        157<==>130      - Success
   GPIO combination        158<==>135      - Success
   GPIO combination        159<==>132      - Success
   GPIO combination        161<==>133      - Success
   GPIO combination        162<==>134      - Success
   ---------------------------------------------------
   MMC left and right GPIOs combination - driven low... PASS
   ---------------------------------------------------
   GPIO combination        139<==>140      - Success
   GPIO combination        136<==>141      - Success
   GPIO combination        138<==>142      - Success
   GPIO combination        137<==>143      - Success
   GPIO combination        131<==>156      - Success
   GPIO combination        130<==>157      - Success
   GPIO combination        135<==>158      - Success
    GPIO combination        132<==>159      - Success
   GPIO combination        133<==>161      - Success
   GPIO combination        134<==>162      - Success
   ---------------------------------------------------
   MMC right and left GPIOs combination - driven high... PASS
   ---------------------------------------------------
   GPIO combination        139<==>140      - Success
   GPIO combination        136<==>141      - Success
   GPIO combination        138<==>142      - Success
   GPIO combination        137<==>143      - Success
   GPIO combination        131<==>156      - Success
   GPIO combination        130<==>157      - Success
   GPIO combination        135<==>158      - Success
   GPIO combination        132<==>159      - Success
   GPIO combination        133<==>161      - Success
   GPIO combination        134<==>162      - Success
   ---------------------------------------------------
   MMC right and left GPIOs combination - driven low... PASS
   ---------------------------------------------------
   i2c2 - GPIOs are set
   GPIO combination        183<==>168 - Success
   ---------------------------------------------------
   I2C2 right and left GPIO combination - driven low... PASS
   ---------------------------------------------------
   GPIO combination        183<==>168 - Success
   ---------------------------------------------------
   I2C2 right and left GPIO combination - driven high... PASS
   ---------------------------------------------------
   GPIO combination        168<==>183 - Success
   ---------------------------------------------------
    I2C2 left and right GPIO combination - driven low... PASS
   ---------------------------------------------------
    GPIO combination        168<==>183 - Success
   ---------------------------------------------------
   I2C2 left and right GPIO combination - driven high... PASS
    ---------------------------------------------------
    Restoring mux values - Passed
   -----------------------------
    ***** GPIO test finished*****

Conclusion[edit]

All information pertaining to CraneBoard such as sources, documents etc can be found at the below mentioned link

CraneBoard

Website CraneBoard.org [1]

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