Piotr,
We have just released version 1.8 of the DLPC API, which can be found on ti.com here: https://www.ti.com/tool/DLPC-API
Can you please test it and verify that it resolves this problem for you?
Regards,
Andrew Thomas
Hello User,
Welcome to E2E and thank you for your interest in DLP® technology.
Yes, there is an API available. It can be downloaded from the API page ( https://www.ti.com/tool/DLPC-API ).
This API is written in C. You will want to reference the…
Renan,
Your best option in this case is probably the DLPC-API: https://www.ti.com/tool/DLPC-API
This software package is a Python-based API which contains all the I2C host commands you need to operate a DLP chipset from a frontend. You can use this…
Hello Anish,
Welcome to TI E2E forum and thanks for showing interest in DLP technology. Can you please try to see if you are able to communicate with the EVM via DLP-DLC GUI ( https://www.ti.com/tool/DLPDLC-GUI) and also via DLPC-API ( https://www…
Hi Aaron,
A. For your question, the pattern, timing and command are all OK.
Before trying 6 bit patterns, when testing 9.0 firmware, I used the same 8 bit/LC patterns first which worked OK with the 8.0 firmware— I think it's not related to the pattern…
Hello Mark,
The tools are available on windows platform only. The DLPC API is available in source form. Some of our customer have ported it to Linux. You can use the API to control the EVM.
https://www.ti.com/tool/DLPC-API
Regards,
Vivek
Hello Leslie,
Just double checking were you able to reprogram your EVM after using the alternate method provided?
In regards to the DLPC API, I would recommed following this user guide. https://www.ti.com/lit/pdf/DLPU095
So the code is very generic…
Hello Kristian,
The internal pattern mode only support 1D patterns, If you need to use 2D patterns, you will need to use external pattern mode. This mode makes use of the parallel input on the controllers. You also have option to use splash pattern…
Jagan,
It looks like you are trying to send DLP commands over the Linux I2C-tools software command structure.
Have you tried using the DLPC-API? If nothing else it may help you format your commands in case there is a byte-packing issue. It is Python…
