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    ezdsp_demo program hangs when PLL is initialized?

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    MikeH
    Posted by MikeH
    on Apr 12 2012 15:53 PM
    Guru12685 points

    When attempting to run the ezdsp_demo program in SDRAM on my ezdsp5502 board, the program freezes during a call to the CSL PLL_setFreq. Can anyone give some insight into what may be going on?

    void initPLL(void)
    {
    PLL_config(&myCfg);

    /*Parameters for PLL_setFreq are:
    enable/mode, multiply, divider0, divider1, divider2, divider3, osc divider

    mode = 1 means PLL enabled (non-bypass mode)
    mul = 15 means multiply by 15
    div0 = 0 means divide by 1 using PLLDIV0
    div1 = 3 means divide by 4 using PLLDIV1
    div2 = 3 means divide by 4 using PLLDIV2
    div3 = 3 means divide by 4 using PLLDIV3
    oscdiv= 1 means divide by 2 using OSCDIV1
    */

    /* Set the required frequency for CPU, Fast and Slow peripherals and EMIF */
    PLL_setFreq(1,15,0,3,3,3,1); // CPU @ 300 MHz, others @ 75MHz

    }

    Thx,

    MikeH

     

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    • MikeH
      Posted by MikeH
      on Apr 12 2012 17:05 PM
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      Guru12685 points

      From SPRA924A...

      The PLLDIV3 register should not be set in a manner that makes the frequency for the EMIF
      Clock Group greater than 100 MHz or greater than the frequency of the Fast Peripherals Clock
      Group, whichever is smaller. There must be no external memory accesses when the value of
      PLLDIV3 is being changed, this means that the frequency of the EMIF Clock Group cannot be
      changed by a program that is being executed from external memory. It is recommended that the
      EMIF be put in IDLE mode before changing the PLLDIV3 value.

      Thx,

      MikeH

       

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