PLT Lite
PLT Lite supports programming mass production firmware, resources, Bluetooth addresses, and firmware keys, and provides such functionalities as crystal oscillator calibration and RSSI testing. In addition, more than one PLT Lite can be connected in cascade, allowing batch programming for GR5xx SoCs.
The hardware layout of PLT Lite is shown in Figure 2 ; the definitions of functional interfaces are detailed in Table 1.
Symbol | Interface | Description |
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J1 | Beeper connector | Connects a beeper for error alarm. |
J5 | GU connector | Connects the Golden Unit (GU) module (the calibrated Bluetooth LE module). |
J8 | USB Type-B connector | Supplies PLT Lite and enables communication via UART. |
J9 | Serial port for DUT programming | Connects the DUT (Goodix_DUT_GR5xxx, a PCB equipped with a GR5xx SoC). |
J10 | QSPI connector | Connects an external Flash. |
J11 | Master cascade connector | Connects the master when more than one PLT Lite is connected in cascade. |
J12 | Slave cascade connector | Connects the slave when more than one PLT Lite is connected in cascade. |
D2 & D3 | Programming status indicators | If programming succeeds, D2 (green LDE) keeps flashing; if programming fails, D3 (red LED) keeps flashing. |
D4 | Cascade status indicator | If cascading succeeds, D4 (blue LED) flashes five times and then remains on. |
D7 | GU power indicator | When GU remains in power-on status, D7 (green LED) remains on. |
D8 | DUT reset indicator | When DUT is reset, D8 (green LED) flashes once and then turns off. |
K1 | Button |
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K2 | Button |
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K5 | Button |
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For more information about PLT Lite, refer to PLT Lite User Manual.