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I don’t have specific documentation about which OCOTP fuse words are officially reserved or available for customer use on the Colibri iMX6DL modules in the available sources.
The sources provided contain general product information about the Colibri iMX6 family(1), silicon revision updates for iMX95(2), Windows EC product configurations(3), and a community discussion about device tree modifications for iMX6ULL(4), but none of these address OCOTP fuse allocation or customer-usable OTP words.
For this type of hardware-specific question regarding:
- Which OCOTP words are reserved by Toradex across all hardware revisions
- Which fuse words are safe for customer applications
- Potential side effects of programming specific OTP locations
I recommend visiting the Toradex Community or GitHub to get authoritative guidance from Toradex engineers who can confirm the exact OCOTP allocation for the Colibri iMX6DL.
Important considerations before programming OTP fuses:
- OTP (One-Time Programmable) fuses cannot be reversed once blown
- Programming the wrong fuse locations could potentially brick the module
- Different hardware revisions might have different fuse allocations
- Toradex may use certain fuses for calibration, configuration, or future features
Please contact Toradex directly to get official confirmation before proceeding with any OTP programming on production modules.
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