Dear Sirs,
My Customer had tried to operate of PurePathConsole on TAS5624AEVM.
But it did not work.
And He already tried to change device from TAS5538 to TAS5558.
Can PurePathConsole operate on TAS5624AEVM?
Best Regards,
Y.Hasebe
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Dear Sirs,
My Customer had tried to operate of PurePathConsole on TAS5624AEVM.
But it did not work.
And He already tried to change device from TAS5538 to TAS5558.
Can PurePathConsole operate on TAS5624AEVM?
Best Regards,
Y.Hasebe
Hello Mike-san,
Thank you for your reply.
I was looking at this report, but had missed the statement below.
”After installing the PurePath Console GUI, add TAS5612 plug-in to the Target Selection and Open the TAS5612 GUI.”
I will tell this to my customer.
By the way , I was yesterday a similar question. (See below)
Do you know what this question content may be considered to be solved in the above correspondence?
【differences between TAS5XX and TAS5548(Pure Path Console),TAS5508】
My Customer asked to me about differences between TAS5XX and TAS5548(Pure Path Console).
When the following conditions start the GUI not in check in each set after I2C Logging settings DRC_1 the data had different as follows.
Please tell us about this difference.
GUI EVM ADRESS RESISTER THRESHOLD DATA
TAS5508 - 0x99 DRC_T1 -100dB 08 4E 08 B2
TAS55xx_GUI TAS5624AEVM 0X99 DRC_T1 -100dB 0A 55 55 55
PPC TAS5548EVM 0x99 DRC_T1 -100dB 08 4E 08 B1
TAS5508 - 0x99 DRC_T1 -58.66dB 04 DF 21 AC
TAS55xx_GUI TAS5624AEVM 0X99 DRC_T1 -58.66dB 06 E3 69 D0
PPC TAS5548EVM 0x99 DRC_T1 -100dB 04 DF 21 AB
Also, please tell me TAS5548 of GUI (PPC) can be used in EVM of TAS5624A. (The latest of Userguide is equipped with TAS5558)
⇒I will tell my customer above same answer.
TAS5624AEVM of GUI (TAS55XX), please tell me if you can use in EVM of TAS5548. (USB communication was OK)
Best Regards,
Y.Hasebe
Hi Hasebe-san,
You can use the TAS5624EVM (with the TAS5558) with the Tas5548GUI. Is your customer still having issues getting the EVM to work with the GUI?
I have addressed your question in the other forum thread you have here: e2e.ti.com/.../418347
Regards,
Mike Ulrich
Hi Hasebe-san,
I want to update you on what I am doing on my end. We do not have that specific EVM (with the TAS5558 on it) in the lab. I have requested one and expect it to be delivered any day know. Once I get my hands on the appropriate EVM I can better test out your issue to help resolve it. My apologies for the delay.
Regards,
Mike Ulrich
Hi Hasebe-san,
I have tested the EVM and have no issues connecting to the TAS5548/58 GUI of PPC1.16. Is your customer using the latest revision of the EVM? (See picture below)
If not, then which EVM are they using?
If they are using the EVM pictured above I would advise them to re-install PPC1.16 to ensure they have the latest version
Regards,
Mike Ulrich
Hi Hasebe-san,
My EVM's noise level sits around 160uV for both PBTL and BTL mode. My advise would be to make sure that the device is in the right mode. You can find all the details on the mode configurations within the "MODE SELECTION PINS" section of the datasheet.
Were you able to get their EVM to connect to PPC? If not, can you have them test to make sure the GUI is writing to the device properly? You can do this by writing to a few registers and reading back the values.
Regards,
Mike Ulrich
Hi Hasebe-san,
I do not think the Revision of the EVM is the issue as I am using RevA (seen in my earlier picture). Are you able to send me a picture of their test setup? And let me know what voltage levels they are using to power each section of the EVM?
Did you verify that the TAS55xx_GUI was actually writing to the device? I do not think the device is connecting like you think as my device says it is connected to that GUI but I cannot write to the registers with that GUI.
Have you tried alternate USB cables?
Regards,
Mike Ulrich
Hi Hasebe-san,
The device is in AD mode. Below a plot of noise voltage vs supply voltage.
Also, if the customer's EVM still is not working with PPC I can take a look at it here if you can ship it back to me. Let me know if that is a route you would like to take. (I still would like to see a picture of their setup to confirm everything is hooked up properly and the EVM they are using is correct)
Regards,
Mike Ulrich