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GC 5330 Configuration

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ilke ALTIN
Posted by ilke ALTIN
on Apr 06 2012 07:32 AM
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Hi,

I am trying to configure the GC 5330 chip to work with the SCBP board + TSW 3725 configuration. However I could not understand how to activate GC 5330, although Azcom has supported me some example scripts for LTE. Can anyone guide me on this subject?

Best Regards,

ilke

 

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  • Radio-Joe
    Posted by Radio-Joe
    on Apr 06 2012 08:47 AM
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    Hello,

    The GC5330 configuration is based on what air interface standard is being transmitted, the mode of operation of the BB interface for the GC5330, and the TSW 3725.  The configuation of the GC5330 is based on having a prebuilt GC5330 configuration with these specifications, and following the sequence:

     

       a) apply power, force JTAG reset, force RESET active

       b) when power is OK, release RESET

       c) apply DPDClock, SyncA, Baseband Clock Tx, Baseband Frame Tx, Baseband data can be zero

       d) using the API load the TGTCFG register programming

       e) as part of this API, there is a DSP synchronization sequence, and small register test

       f) other configuration APIs are needed for the DSP to know the intended DPD mode of operation and antenna configuration GCNUMMAP, SPCONFIG

       g) other configuration changes TxBBgain, TxDDUCNCO, TxSumChainControl, SumchainGain / PreCFRGain / PostCFRGain, CFR Filter Control, are needed to setup the Tx carriers, and Gain, any user calibration is computed and loaded

       h) the DPD Controls are setup for the complex and real signal rates, the DPD mode and values  

       i) there are Interval power meter, and Capture buffer setup APIs, the user sets up the Forward Tx Gain RF attenuation, and balances the feedback power DPDI, SFBI-EQ

          note some of the feedback attenuation adjustments are external to the DPD DSP

       j)  the time alignment is performed, if the delay is within range, DPD can be started

       k) you can monitor the DPD Status and error stack for information

     

    Note if the original question is how to modify the Azcom board configuration for a different BBset of data, and TGTCFG, please contact your support TI DSP engineer, and Azcom.  You can contact jshu@ti.com for the initially provided TGTCFG information. 

    Regards,

    Radio Joe

     

     

     

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  • ilke ALTIN
    Posted by ilke ALTIN
    on Apr 06 2012 09:40 AM
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    Hi,

    Thanks for your quick response. Firstly I think I should further clarify my question a bit. I intend to initialize and configure GC 5330 and Azcom has supported me with a tar file named GC. It contains 5 files;

    dpdbios6.bin

    gc5330hostapp.dat

    HPM_2antx1x20LTE_v2.tgtcfg

    startupscript.dat

    x.json.

    I could not clearly understand what you have meant by "the API". Is there an available API for GC5330? I could provide you the files if you think it'd be more convenient. Thanks in advance.

    Best Regards,

    ilke 

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  • Jay Shu
    Posted by Jay Shu
    on Apr 06 2012 15:39 PM
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    The startupscript.dat contains the calls that are necessary (i.e. APIs) that were referred to.  The gc5330hostapp.dat is the executable that is running on the ARM processor.  So you should only need to start the gc5330hostapp.dat and then "exec startupscript.dat" to have the gc5330 configured properly.

    You should contact Azcom directly since they are responsible to support on the SCBP boards.  If they cannot answer the question, then we will help them.

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  • ilke ALTIN
    Posted by ilke ALTIN
    on Apr 07 2012 07:42 AM
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    Hi,

    I have followed the steps that you have described, but I have encountered with an error. Azcom did not provide me with a sufficient answer yet, and if you could help me I would be grateful. I have given the error below. Thanks in advance.

    Best Regards,

    ilke

    Total errors for the command: 1
    _____________________________
    28.325: L1 E=37 at 16
    sDPD_TGTCFG_WR failed with status -1.
    Load GC configuration error!$summer_gainw 1 1 -6
    #cfr_gainw 1 1 2 -6
    $summer_mapw 1 0 0x1
    $summer_mapw 1 1 0
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  • Jay Shu
    Posted by Jay Shu
    on Apr 07 2012 08:40 AM
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    that specific error is a warm pll error.  This means that either the clocks to the GC are wrong or not present.  Please contact Azcom on how to properly start up the system with the TSW3725 and the FPGA that is onboard the SCBP.  All those have to be setup first before the GC software can be started.  I am not familiar enough with what they release so you should again contact Azcom.

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  • ilke ALTIN
    Posted by ilke ALTIN
    on Apr 08 2012 09:34 AM
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    Hey,

    Thanks for your support, I will contact Azcom as you have suggested from now. THanks for clarifying this problem for me.

    Regards,

    ilke 

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  • PPC
    Posted by PPC
    on May 14 2012 10:25 AM
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    Dear ilke,

    Could you solve the issue? How? I am having exactly the same problem as you had.

    Regards,

    Guillermo.

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  • ilke ALTIN
    Posted by ilke ALTIN
    on Jul 10 2012 09:18 AM
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    Dear Guillermo, 

    I could not solve the issue, and since we couldn't afford spending any more time on this we implemented another solution that does not involve GC5330. I hope you have solved the issue.

    P.S: If you could please let me know, I am planning to work on that issue a few months later.

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