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Part Number: CDCE906-706PERFEVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CLOCKPRO , CDCE906 Hello,
2 years ago this questions has been already asked, but it was not really answered: Although the readme states, that ClockPro supports CDCE906, it is not listed in…
Part Number: CDCE906-706PERFEVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CDCE6214 I have the CDCE906-706PERFEVM with a parallel port cable (db25 to usb). I connect 3.3 volts to each of the three inputs and ground to the ground input. I receive the 27 MHz out…
Part Number: CDCE906-706PERFEVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CDCE906 , CLOCKPRO , CDCE6214 Customer is facing a problem that unable to generate hex file for CDCE906.
They installed ClockPro software and want to generate a hex file for 6 channel outputs…
Part Number: CDCE906-706PERFEVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: USB2ANY Request:
The user guide of CDCE906PWR/CDCE706PWR refer: Connect the parallel port cable to PC and EVM parallel port.
But the demo lacks matching connect cable. According to the BOMs…
I have the CECD906-706PERFEVM board, connected through a parallel port. The board wakes up with the default 27MHz output, but when I attempt to change the settings by selecting 'write register', I get 'write error' and no change in the output. …
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CDCE906-706PERFEVM , SN74LV125 Hi all!
We just bought two CDCE906-706PERFEVM boards, in order to simulate the system I am working on, but both of them seem not to output any signal. The user's manual states they should have…
Hello Ryan,
Can you confirm you are actually using CDCE906-706PERFEVM and not CDCE906-706PROGEVM
On USB2ANY, pin 46 is SDA and pin 47 is SCL. On J17 pin 2 is SDA and pin 3 is SCL. Can you also try brining in a GND from J4 of the USB2ANY and connect to the…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CDCE706 , CDCE62005 I've recently received the CDCE706 evaluation module. I'm using a 50 Ohm SMA cable to connect an output to a high bandwidth (4 GHz) scope (on a 1 M Ohm input); I've connected 3.3V supplies to all three…
