Can’t see the “After Wake” column in Orin Nano Series Pinmux Config Template

Issue Overview

Users are experiencing difficulty locating the "After Wake" column in the "Jetson Orin NX Series and Orin Nano Series Pinmux Config Template." The issue arises when users are attempting to configure pins for deep sleep states, as indicated by a note in the template that mentions this column. The absence of the "After Wake" column prevents users from understanding whether specific pins will retain their state after waking from deep sleep or revert to the Power-On Reset (POR) state.

This problem is primarily encountered during the setup phase of the Jetson Orin Nano development board, specifically when users are trying to configure pin states for low-power operations. The issue appears to be consistent among multiple users who reference the same documentation but do not find the expected column.

The impact of this problem significantly affects user experience, as it hinders proper pin configuration, which is crucial for optimizing power management in embedded applications. Without access to this information, users may inadvertently misconfigure their devices, leading to unintended behavior.

Possible Causes

• Documentation Error: The absence of the "After Wake" column could be due to an oversight in the documentation itself, leading to confusion among users.

• Version Discrepancy: If users are referencing different versions of the Pinmux Config Template, it is possible that updates or changes were made in newer versions that may not have been communicated effectively.

• Software Bugs: There may be bugs in the software tools used for pin configuration that prevent certain columns from displaying correctly.

• User Misconfiguration: Users may not be accessing or interpreting the template correctly, leading to a misunderstanding of its structure.

Troubleshooting Steps, Solutions & Fixes

1. Verify Documentation Version:

   • Check if you are using the latest version of the "Jetson Orin NX Series and Orin Nano Series Pinmux Config Template."
   • If not, download the latest version from NVIDIA’s official website.

2. Contact Support:

   • If the column is still missing after verifying the documentation version, reach out to NVIDIA’s support team for clarification on whether this feature has been removed or altered.

3. Check Community Forums:

   • Look for similar issues reported by other users on forums or community discussions. Engaging with other developers may provide insights or workarounds.

4. Testing with Different Tools:

   • If applicable, try using different tools or software versions for pin configuration to see if the issue persists across platforms.

5. Documentation Review:

   • Review any release notes or changelogs associated with updates to see if there were any modifications regarding pinmux configuration.

6. Feedback Submission:

   • If you confirm that this column is indeed missing from your version of the template, consider submitting feedback to NVIDIA so they can address potential documentation errors.

7. Best Practices:

   • Always ensure you are working with updated resources and documentation.
   • Regularly check community forums for updates on common issues and solutions shared by other developers.

8. Future Prevention:

   • Stay engaged with official channels and forums to receive timely updates regarding any changes in documentation or software tools related to Jetson products.

If multiple users report success with a particular solution, such as verifying documentation versions or contacting support, it should be highlighted as a recommended approach. Further investigation may be needed if no resolution is found through these steps, particularly regarding potential software bugs or documentation errors.