Part Number: DAC38J84EVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DAC39J84EVM , A previous question asked
"The user manual for DAC39J84EVM (SLAU547B) states that a zip file for the GUI s/w is available on the product page ( www.ti.com/.../DAC39J84EVM). "The…
Part Number: UCD90120A Hi,
I need to configure data flash into ucd90120a for ZC706 board from linux rather than fusion gui?
Is their any method alternative to fusion gui ..
Thanks.
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I have tried to use latest power designer GUI and it crashed again with pretty similar problem.
I work around issue previously by switching to ucd90124a, but for our new product ucd90910 is must have because of 6 system fans.
This issue stopped…
Part Number: UCD90160 Totally new to UCD and Fusion GUI so please forgive me if this is a stupid question but..... how do I call up a "graph" of the GPOs. I can see a graph for the monitor inputs but can't find a way to graph the sequencer outputs. Any…
Part Number: UCD9090A Hi,
My customer hope that at least some of the GPIOs can be software controlled manually from the GUI, for prototyping purposes.
- Is there a way (flipping register bits) to make this happen? Please let us know.
Thanks.
M…
Part Number: UCD9224 Hi Experts.
I need your help with my UCD9224 chip; my problem is inability of Digital Fusion Power GUI to detect the presence of the chip despite 3.3V is supplied to all the pins via the internal regulator and also backup with additional…
Part Number: UCD90120A Hi,
I created a project with address 104d. Then I would like to change it to 126d. I click on build system->modify existing system. But I couldn't find the 126d in the address list anymore. Any idea?
Thanks.
- YY
Part Number: UCD90320 I might be missing something obvious, but how do I export the Rail Number / Rail Name / Monitor + Pin Number / Enable + Pin Number in order to draw the schematic? Or do I have to do a screen-grab of the Hardware Configuration page…
Part Number: UCD90160A Dear TI Fusion team,
I just noticed some GUI display glitches, that can bee seen in the screenshot below.
Just as a side note (just my personal 50 cents): since all monitors are wide screen these days, I would appreciate to…
I've been looking at it, and it's pretty confusing. It seems like the code as it comes from TI works - it's got the default preprocessing set to manual with none of the options checked, and allheaders.c is set to manual with the two boxes checked as shown…
