eFuse Configurations#
The following table shows the programmable eFuse (OTP) configuration fields. These configurations can only be done in eFuse (OTP).
| S.no | Field | Description | Number of bits | Default Setting in OTP | Is a security feature? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ta_otp_lock_r1 |
This is a programming lock for the NWP OTP, specifically for the R1 address region (0–127). When the OTP is locked, the user cannot modify the secure boot-related parameters present in the R1 address region. 1: NWP OTP programming is locked 0: NWP OTP programming is not locked |
1 | 0 | Yes |
| 2 |
"otp_lock_1": {
|
This is a programmable lock for the NWP OTP, specifically for the R2 address region (128–255). When the OTP is locked, users cannot modify the secure boot-related parameters present in the R2 address region. 1: NWP OTP programming is locked 0: NWP OTP programming is not locked |
1 | 0 | Yes |
| 3 |
"otp_lock_2": {
|
This is a programmable lock for the NWP OTP, specifically for the R3 address region (256–767). When the OTP is locked, users cannot modify the secure boot-related parameters present in the R3 address region. 1: NWP OTP programming is locked 0: NWP OTP programming is not locked |
1 | 0 | Yes |
| 4 |
"otp_lock_3": {
|
This is a programmable lock for the NWP OTP, specifically for the R4 address region (768–1024). When the OTP is locked, users cannot modify the secure boot-related parameters present in the R4 address region. 1: TA OTP programming is locked 0: TA OTP programming is not locked |
1 | 0 | Yes |