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    6670 aif 2 example

    6670 aif 2 example

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    ilke ALTIN
    Posted by ilke ALTIN
    on Mar 27 2012 01:20 AM
    Intellectual355 points

    Hello,

    I have been trying to build and run an aif2 example project using the example source codes that are provided with the MCSDK. The source code is Aif2_Cpri_Generic_Packet_Test.c and the loopback path is enabled in the source code. However, the packets are not transferred and the code stays in the while loop below.

    while (hostRxCount < 8)
    {
    // Get current descriptor count for host RX queue
    hostRxCount = get_descriptor_count(HOST_RX_Q);
    if (hostRxCount != 0)
    printf(" Number of monolithic packets received in RX queue: %d\n", hostRxCount);
    }
    
    
    Thanks in advance.
    ilke
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    • Sahil Hingorani
      Posted by Sahil Hingorani
      on Mar 28 2012 13:52 PM
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      Prodigy230 points

      Hello,

       

      I just ran this test with SerDes loopback enabled on my hardware and achieved a successfull pass. Are you sourcing all of your include files directly from the MCSDK?

      Does the problem lie on the transmit side or receive side? Are your transmit descriptors being processed (that is, are they being automatically popped off the transmit descriptor queue)?

      You can check the fields in the EE AD Raw Status register (0x01F04200) for starters to get an idea of whether the DMA engine is actually sending/receiving data.

      Regards,

      Sahil

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      Posted by ilke ALTIN
      on Mar 29 2012 01:37 AM
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      Hi Sahil,

      I suspect the problem is related to my hardware, because I managed to make it run for a few times after restarting the DSP. This might be a PLL related issue in my opinion, but I will check the registers if the DMA is functioning properly. Thanks for your help.

      Regards,

      ilke 

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