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[C6727] What is the base address of the dMAX PaRAM?

[C6727] What is the base address of the dMAX PaRAM?

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CT45036
Posted by CT45036
on May 06 2010 11:03 AM
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I cannot find this information in the dMAX reference guide.  I see some examples where the PaRAM base address seems to be at 0x62008000 but I would like to confirm this is the case.  Please point me to the document which contains this information.  Thanks!

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  • clam
    Posted by clam
    on May 06 2010 11:16 AM
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    Which device are you using? Also, can you post a link to the example you are using as reference?


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    on May 06 2010 12:21 PM
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    I am using the C6727.  I am actually trying to use the CSL library to initiate a FIFO write, but am having trouble and am trying to debug.  I am trying to follow along with the example in the dMAX reference guide "3.3.2 EXAMPLE: 1D FIFO Write Transfer".

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  • clam
    Posted by clam
    on May 06 2010 12:44 PM
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    The C6727 datasheet (http://focus.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/tms320c6727.pdf) will be a good reference document.  In section 2.7, you can find the system map overview of the device.  It'll show the base address for each peripheral. 

    Address space 0x6200 8000 points to the dMAX1 (LoMAX) Event Entry Table.

    - Christina


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