Hi Baskar,
The C5535/5545 software are all CSL based in the C55XCSL-LOWPOWER at SPRC133 Driver or library | TI.com . The latest version is 03.08.01.
All the examples and demos are all in CCS project with source code. They are not using syscfg though…
Hi,
I suggest you check whether later C55x software version would work for you. Please see:
CSL: https://www.ti.com/tool/SPRC133
AER & VOLIB: https://www.ti.com/tool/TELECOMLIB
Audio framework: https://www.ti.com/tool/C55X-AUDIOFRAMEWORK
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Hello Ki,
Further:
I tried to install "C5500.exe from the link :
Now after Builld all: The error displayed is "No rule to make target "C:/CCStudio_v3.3/C5500/cgtools/lib/rts55x.lib, needed by "all".
Kindly Suggest.
Regards
Sanjay K S
Hi Dean,
I do not know the dependency for the C55XCSL-SPRC133 i.e. the DSP/BIOS version and CGT tool version etc. I will forward this thread to SDTO team for further help!
Best regareds,
Ming
Hi Oleg,
Please download and install the C55XCSL-LOWPOWER CSL 03.08.01 from SPRC133 Driver or library | TI.com , then refer to the CCS project in C:\ti\c55_lp\c55_csl_3.08.01\demos\audio-preprocessing\c5517.
Keep in mind, you will need to install…
Hi Alex,
HC-06 bluetooth module can be connected and interfaced with ezDSP5535 via UART port.
I suggest you TMS320C55x Chip Support Library (CSL) as software solution which including several UART examples.
You can download CSL v3.08 at:
http:/…
Glenn,
I have no the same environment to test your issue but I suggest you a tested C code example about McBSP in digital loopback mode and syncs McBSP receive with DMA channel 4 and McBSP transmit with DMA channel 5. Should be useful to test behavior…
Hi Guido,
All the EMIF examples are at c55_csl_3.08.01\ccs_v6.x_examples\emif. You can find the C55x Low Power CSL at SPRC133 Driver or library | TI.com .
The documentation about the C5517 EMIF is in chapter 4 of C5517 TRM: TMS320C5517 Digital Signal…
Hi Muneeswaran,
Could you share what is result of led blinking program execution? Do you have some some problem or some issue?
As I'm seeing at very first look is that you have very small delay between on and off GPIO state. I suspect the LEDs blinking…
