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  • Forum Post: Can the AM1808 directly drive LEDs?

    Gloria Mattson
    Can the AM1808 source the current required to directly drive a few LEDs with GPIO? Does the I(OH)/(OL) spec of +/- 6 mA max mean that it is not really practical since most common LEDs require at least 4 or 5 mA to light, and I need to keep my current limiting resistor and Vf tolerances such that I never...
    on Oct 18, 2010

  • Forum Post: AM1808's RTC_CVDD supply current consumption detail

    Hitesh Gambhava
    Hi, I need the current consumption detail of RTC_CVDD pin of AM1808 for selecting external battery for RTC supply. Can anyone provide this data ? If AM1808 power calculation xls sheet available then please share. Thanks, Hitesh
    on Jan 25, 2011

  • Forum Post: Android on AM1808

    francis kumar
    Hi, I am working with AM1808 evm board, Which is ported with Linux Os. I am new to Android, I want to port Android OS on AM1808. Will this board support to load the android. Please send android porting steps and which version of SDK and JAVA tools needs to be install in my HOST(PC) . Please...
    on Aug 23, 2011

  • Forum Post: TFTP Server Settings in Ubuntu VMware 11.04 Latest version(LINUX)

    francis kumar
    Hi all, I am facing problem with TFTP booting. It is not loading the kernal(uImage) in my target. I have installed all the TFTP & XINETD packages in my Linux host machine. My Host Machine Details : Ubuntu VMware 11.04 Latest version(LINUX). Target Details : AM1808(TI Sitara) root...
    on May 21, 2011

  • Forum Post: Debugging AM1808 in CCSv5 with CodeSourcery build

    Mark Latham
    Anyone know how to debug a plain C project built with CodeSourcery in CCSv5? The XDS100V2 can run the code on the target, but breakpoints do not work. The target is AM1808.
    on Oct 29, 2011

  • Forum Post: AM1808 McBSP interface to Audio Codec TLV320AIC3104

    Vivek Neendoor
    Hi, I am working on AM1808 based EVM designed by our company. Now testing the audio. We have an option for MCASP and MCBSP as interface for the audio codec. The MCASP interface is working fine and now i want to test the MCBSP interface. I have made changes in the kernel configuration for support...
    on Jan 18, 2012

  • Forum Post: interrupt hanling

    Praveen Hattikal
    Hi all, I am working with AM1808 controller and CCSV5 IDE , Here it is not developing the interrupt handler and it should be done through the software using assembly. and I got the code for the same but it is changing the mode unexpectedly in the interrupt handler.. Is any one have working code...
    on Apr 20, 2012

  • Forum Post: RVDS scan and detect AM1808 processor

    Fadil Sat
    Hi all, I am pretty new to embedded systems, especially TI's range of processors. I have a query on the AM1808 processor - I tried to detect the device using ARM's RVConfig utility (RVDS4.1). The RVConfig utility detected an unknown device instead, and I found it strange as the AM1808 is based...
    on May 22, 2012

  • Forum Post: McASP Transmitter TDM mode setting

    Peng Liu50174
    Hi, I found that when XTDM set corresponding to XMOD then, e.g, XMOD=10 slots, and XTDM=0x3FF, then the data can be transmitted (AM335XEVM). However if the active slots number is less than the XMOD, e.g,XMOD=10 slots, but XTDM=0xFF(i.e. 8 slots active), then no data is trasmitted, although the FSX...
    on Jun 5, 2012

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