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D4100 documentation.

D4100 documentation.

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JAEBEOM KIM
Posted by JAEBEOM KIM
on Mar 26 2012 04:52 AM
Prodigy70 points

hi. 

i read tech. manual ( DLP Discovery 4000 Explorer Software User’s Guide) 

there is "

The DLP Discovery 4100 Explorer Software allows the user to control the DDC4100 Controller
Board hardware via USB 2.0. The software uses the Discovery 4100 ActiveX control API which is
documented separately in TI DN 2510142."

but i can't find TI DN 2510142 DOCUMENT.

how can i find that? if you can, please send me e-mail. please.

and discovery 4100 activex control api means D4100 EXPLORER program? 
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  • Justin Lemon
    Posted by Justin Lemon
    on Mar 29 2012 11:58 AM
    Intellectual285 points

    Hi Jaebom,

    In regards to your question about the ActiveX Control API and Explorer Software, they are referring to MIcrosoft framework for defining reusable software components in a programming language-independent way. Software applications, like Exploer, can then be composed from one or more of these components in order to provide their functionality.  So Explorer is a type of Application Programming Interface that uses ActiveX controls as building blocks to drive the Explorer Software.

    As far as the the TI DN 2510142 Document, I will try to find this so I can send it over to you.  In the meantime, if you have any other questions or need anything else, please do not hesitate to contact me directly.

    Regards,

    Justin Lemon

    Technical Sales Consultant

    Digital Light Innovations

    jlemon@DLinnovations.com

    512-615-4630 office

    512-615-4635 fax

    www.DLinnovations.com

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  • Fizix
    Posted by Fizix
    on Mar 29 2012 17:27 PM
    Expert5140 points

    Hello Jaebeom,

    I have some confusion.  Are you using a D4000 or a D4100?   I checked the D4000 Explorer Software User's Guide and found the quote you reference.  Apparently there is a typo in the Guide.  It should read:

    The DLP Discovery 4000 Explorer Software allows the user to control the DDC4000 Controller
    Board hardware via USB 2.0. The software uses the Discovery 4000 ActiveX control API which is
    documented separately in TI DN 2510142.
    Where did you obtain the Software Guide? If you got it fromt the extranet then you should be able to access the referenced document. It will be under:
    DLP® Discovery™-Software --> DLP® Discovery™ 4000 (D4000) Software --> (Accept click license) --> Discovery™ 4000 Controller Board API Programmer's Guide.
    If you obtained the docuement from another source please let me know.
    If you are using a D4100 please go to:
    DLP® Discovery™-Software --> DLP® Discovery™ 4100 (D4000) Software --> (Accept click license) --> Discovery™ 4100 Controller Board API Programmer's Guide
    The document number for the D4100 API Guide is: 2510446
     
    I hope this helps.
     
    Fizix
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  • Justin Lemon
    Posted by Justin Lemon
    on Apr 03 2012 15:26 PM
    Intellectual285 points

    Hi,

    I just took a look at the D4100 API Guide 2510446 and noticed it says 2510142 at the footer of each page.  I just wanted to bring that to your attention. 

    Thanks,

    Justin

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  • Jun Ke
    Posted by Jun Ke
    on Apr 23 2012 11:29 AM
    Prodigy20 points

    Hi,

        I am new for the development kit. The kit I have is Discovery 4100. Should I ask the design house I got the kit from to help with the domcuments or I could find them in this site? In addition, I am trying to figure out what are the main documents I should look for? The technial ref manual 2510455, the Software Guide, or there is a complete list I could follow? Thanks for the help ahead.

    Jun

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  • Pascal DLP
    Posted by Pascal DLP
    on Apr 24 2012 08:21 AM
    Expert7510 points

    Hello Jun,

    Welcome to the DLP & MEMS E2E forum.

    You should contact the design house where you purchased the kit for documentation and support for the Discovery D4100. If you have difficulty, please let me know here on the forum, and I will follow up.

    Best regards,

    Pascal

    Best regards,

    Pascal

    Discovery D4100
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  • Jun Ke
    Posted by Jun Ke
    on Apr 24 2012 11:42 AM
    Prodigy20 points

    Hi Pascal,

       Thanks. I will let you know if things don't go well. By the way, can I register through my Ti account using the starter kit's Trace # or S/N # to get the documents online?

    Best Regards,

    Jun

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