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  • when upp is working, you should not start EDMA, right?

    when upp is working, you should not start EDMA, right?

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    twicave Feng
    Posted by twicave Feng
    on Sep 30 2011 04:19 AM
    Intellectual870 points

    ref this artical:

    http://e2e.ti.com/support/dsp/omap_applications_processors/f/42/t/114045.aspx

    It said that upp will never emit "WAIT" signal in transfer.

    so, if upp is working, we start a EDMA transfer,  the Upp transfer will be borken, right?

     

    Is there an document talking about such conflicted peripherals?

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    • Joe Coombs
      Posted by Joe Coombs
      on Sep 30 2011 15:45 PM
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      The uPP peripheral has its own internal DMA that is separate from EDMA.  For this reason, using EDMA and uPP simultaneously should not be a problem.  TI has done testing to ensure that these activities do not interfere with each other.

       


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    • twicave Feng
      Posted by twicave Feng
      on Oct 07 2011 03:57 AM
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      But on my board, I do observed that  EDMA affectting UPP.

      Maybe UPP peripheral 's speed is too high, FIFO is overflow.

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    • Joe Coombs
      Posted by Joe Coombs
      on Oct 12 2011 17:51 PM
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      Are you operating the uPP peripheral at maximum speed (i.e. 75 MHz)?  If so, it is possible to encounter contention with other high-speed activity (such as EDMA transfers) on the internal system bus.  If possible, I recommend slowing the uPP clock speed to see if that alleviates the issue.

       


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    • Carlos Vrancken
      Posted by Carlos Vrancken
      on Feb 28 2012 09:37 AM
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      Sorry for hijacking this post, but I am having this very same issue. UPP working as INPUT channel on an OMAP L138 (300MHz), UPP clock driven by the peripheral (FPGA) at 37.5MHz. As soon as I perform an EDMA3 transfer (from DDR into IRAM), UPP fails (i.e., I get an SIO_reclaim timeout error) even though the peripheral is still sending data.

      EDMA3 transfer routine is the edma3_poll_mode() from the examples. Tried edma3_int_mode() with the same results.

      Lowering the clock even more is not an option in this case.

      Ideas?

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    • Brad Griffis
      Posted by Brad Griffis
      on Mar 16 2012 14:47 PM
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      Perhaps try raising the UPP's priority in the MSTPRI registers.

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