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  • F28069.gel file contains error in hotmenu Device_Cal

    F28069.gel file contains error in hotmenu Device_Cal

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    Eric R.
    Posted by Eric R.
    on May 08 2012 09:46 AM
    Prodigy250 points

    Summary of Problem:  f28069.gel contains error in hotmenu Device_Cal

    File:  controlsuite\device_support\f2806x\v120\f2806x_common\gel\f28069.gel

    Device:  TMS320F28069

    Boot ROM Version:  0x3fffba: 0x0001
    Boot ROM Release:  0x3fffbb: 0x1010

    In the file f28069.gel, the code for hotmenu Device_Cal() contains the following:

      XAR0 = *0x701C;
      *0x701C |= 0x0008;
      *0x7014 = *0x3d7c83;
      *0x7016 = *0x3d7c85;
      *0x7140 = *0x3d7c8d; ADCREFTRIM
      *0x7141 = *0x3d7c8f; ADCOFFTRIM
      *0x714B = *0x3d7c91;
      *0x714E = *0x3d7c93;
      *0x701C = XAR0;
      XAR0 = 0;

    I think the Boot ROM addresses given in the code above are incorrect for some (maybe all) of the assignments.

    Specifically, the two ADC assignments are incorrect.  They should be the following:

      *0x7140 = *0x3d7c97; ADCREFTRIM
      *0x7141 = *0x3d7c99; ADCOFFTRIM

    I discovered the above info while single-stepping through the Device_cal function in the Boot ROM in ‘disassembly’ view.  Here are the instructions in the Device_cal function in the Boot ROM that set the ADC trim registers:

    3d7c94:  761F01C5  MOVW  DP, #0x1c5
    3d7c96:  280015AA  MOV   @0x0, #0x15aa ; sets ADCREFTRIM
    3d7c98:  28010000  MOV   @0x1, #0x0000 ; sets ADCOFFTRIM

    The above assembly code shows that the ADCREFTRIM value is 0x15aa and that value is stored in the Boot ROM at address 0x3d7c97.

    The above assembly code shows that the ADCOFFTRIM value is 0x0000 and that value is stored in the Boot ROM at address 0x3d7c99.

    I expect that all of the addresses are incorrect in the gel file.

    Please advise.

    Eric

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    • Lori Heustess
      Posted by Lori Heustess
      on May 08 2012 10:57 AM
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      Eric,

      I believe there are two copies of the values - one within the code and a 2nd as part of a data table - I need to confirm this.

      Regards

      Lori

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      Posted by Lori Heustess
      on May 08 2012 11:07 AM
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      Eric,

      Doesn't look like the address is correct for the 2nd copy of the values either.  We will look into this,- at this point it seems that you are correct.

      Regards

      Lori

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