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CCS: Help needed for University laboratory experiments using DSK Kit TMS320C6713

Tool/software: Code Composer Studio

I am a graduate student from California State University, Sacramento. I have few questions regarding DSK Kit TMS320C6713. In our Electrical department in my university we are trying to use the Kit TMS320C6713 using windows 10 for one of our experiments. We tried Sine wave generation program and we are able to generate successful output in console but we could not able to see the output in Oscilloscope. We tried the Code Composer Studio versions 5 and 6 but we are facing the above mentioned problem in both the versions.
It would be great if you can let us know which CCS version works well for Windows 7 and above for the Kit DSK Kit TMS320C6713 . Also it would be great if you could share any demo program and all support files needed for the DSK Kit TMS320C6713 so we can build from there.
Thank you so much for you time. I also attached my program files with this thread.
Please someone help me to resolve this. Hope to hear back from you. Please see my program code below,
 
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Main.c
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// ****************************************************************
// Description: This application uses Probe Points to obtain input
// (a sine wave). It then takes this signal, and applies a gain
// factor to it.
// Filename: Sine.c
// ****************************************************************

#include <stdio.h>
#include "sine.h"

// gain control variable
int gain = INITIALGAIN;

// declare and initalize a IO buffer
BufferContents currentBuffer;

// Define some functions
static void processing(); // process the input and generate output
static void dataIO(); // dummy function to be used with ProbePoint

void main()
{
puts("SineWave example started.\n");

while(TRUE) // loop forever
{
/* Read input data using a probe-point connected to a host file.
Write output data to a graph connected through a probe-point. */
dataIO();

/* Apply the gain to the input to obtain the output */
processing();
}
}

/*
* FUNCTION: Apply signal processing transform to input signal
* to generate output signal
* PARAMETERS: BufferContents struct containing input/output arrays of size BUFFSIZE
* RETURN VALUE: none.
*/
static void processing()
{
int size = BUFFSIZE;

while(size--){
currentBuffer.output[size] = currentBuffer.input[size] * gain; // apply gain to input
}
}

/*
* FUNCTION: Read input signal and write processed output signal
* using ProbePoints
* PARAMETERS: none.
* RETURN VALUE: none.
*/
static void dataIO()
{
/* do data I/O */
return;
}

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sine.h

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// ****************************************************************
// Description: This application uses ProbePoints to obtain input
// (a sine wave). It then takes this signal, and applies a gain
// factor to it.
// Filename: Sine.h
// ****************************************************************

// define boolean TRUE
#ifndef TRUE
#define TRUE 1
#endif

// buffer constants
#define BUFFSIZE 0x64
#define INITIALGAIN 5

// IO buffer structure
typedef struct IOBuffer {
int input[BUFFSIZE];
int output[BUFFSIZE];
} BufferContents;