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TAS5754M/56M Review of Initial Register Configuration for Hybridflow5

Sadanori Kato
Guru 36540 points
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TAS5756M, TAS5754M, TAS5766M, TAS5754MDCAEVM

Hi,

We would like you to confirm the initial register configuration which our customer will use with hybridflow5.
So, could you give me an email to the my email address immediately since we would like to share the requirement specification and the initial register configuration with you ?

Bes regards,
Kato

kato-s@clv.macnica.co.jp

  • 0 in reply to Sadanori Kato
    TI__Guru 52115 points

    Hi Kato-san,

    Here are my comments:
    Q1. Must we write 0x05 to P44-R1 ?
    Q2. Should we write 0x04 to P44-R1 instead of writing 0x05 ?
    Q3. Does it become the issue if writing 0x04 to P44-R1 after writing 0x05 to P44-R1 ?
    Comment: The only difference between writing 0x05 and 0x04 is to request switching between CRAM A and CRAM B. Actually, CRAM A and CRAM B will be the same and hence even without switching (writing 0x04), the TAS5456M should work as well.

    One thing I cannot explain now is that the customer has an issue when 0x05 is sent instead of 0x04. I'm curious to know whether they can duplicate the same issue when a configuration file without optimization is used.

    Andy

  • 0 in reply to Andy Liu (BMS)
    Guru 36540 points

    Hi Andy-san,

    Could you please give me your advice since I sent an additional information to your email ?

    Best regards,
    Kato

  • 0 in reply to Sadanori Kato
    TI__Guru 52115 points
    Hi Kato-san,

    I will look into the new script you send to me and keep you posted.

    Andy
  • 0 in reply to Andy Liu (BMS)
    Guru 36540 points

    Hi Andy-san,

    Thank you for your support.
    I am looking forward to hearing from you.

    Best regards,
    Kato

  • 0 in reply to Sadanori Kato
    TI__Guru 52115 points

    Hi Kato-san,


    See my comments below:
    a) Does the gui access any registers on a background while we do not notice when we start the gui ?
    Comment : No. If you enable logging, all the commands that are sent from the GUI are captured in the log viewer.

    b) Do you recommend to write 0x04 to P44-R1 for this workaround ?
    Comment : Yet, I would your customer do so now but I will continue to look into the root cause.

    c) Here are some updates I would like to share with you, which might be the difference between the TAS5754 EVM and customer hardware.
    1) The i2c clock is 400kHz if TAS5754MEVM and "ConfigRunner" which is a plugin in PPC2 are used. Actually I always use "ConfigRunner" to verify all the scripts I sent to you. In addition, a small delay (about 7ms) exists between each line in the script. Could you confirm what their i2c clock speed is? If their clock is 400kHz, try to add a delay as well (such as 7ms).

    2) If no i2s signals are applied after the script is downloaded, P44-R1 will be read always as 0x05 (CRAM A is used by the DSP and Switching is still being requested). However, after i2c signals are applied, P44-R1 will becomes 0x06 (switching completed and CRAM B is being used by the DSP). If "w 98 01 05" is sent, then P44-R1 will becomes 0x04 (switching completed and CRAM A is being used by the DSP). If "w 98 01 05" is sent again, P44-R1 will turn to be 0x06 again.
    The root cause for above is the buffer is switched at the end of a frame boundary and the buffers does not switch until the audio bus is activated. Refer to this app note for more details on the adaptive mode and buffer switching. (www.ti.com/lit/an/slaa425d/slaa425d.pdf).

    Does the customer apply i2s signal before they read the value of P44-R1? If not, I would they have a try.


    Andy

  • 0 in reply to Andy Liu (BMS)
    Guru 36540 points

    Hi Andy-san,

    Thank you for your quick reply.

    Please see my comment as below.

    a) Does the gui access any registers on a background while we do not notice when we start the gui ?

    ---> I understood.

    b) Do you recommend to write 0x04 to P44-R1 for this workaround ?

    ---> Could you please continue to investigation the root cause ?

    c) Here are some updates I would like to share with you, which might be the difference between the TAS5754 EVM and customer hardware.

    1)

    ---> Could you please tell us where should a delay be added If their clock is 400kHz ?

    2)

    ---> I will request to verify it to our customer and will get back to you.

    I greatly appreciate your cooperation.

    Best regards,
    Kato

  • 0 in reply to Sadanori Kato
    TI__Guru 52115 points
    Hi Kato-san,

    Regarding the delay between each line, below is what I mean:
    w 98 00 01
    delay 7ms
    w 98 06 00
    delay 7ms
    w 98 07 00
    delay 7ms
    w 98 00 00
    delay 7ms
    ......

    Andy
  • 0 in reply to Andy Liu (BMS)
    Guru 36540 points

    Hi Andy-san,

    Thank you for explaining so politely.
    I understood.

    Best regards,
    Kato

  • 0 in reply to Sadanori Kato
    Guru 36540 points

    Hi Andy-san,

    Please see my comment as below since I have got customer's information.

    c) Here are some updates I would like to share with you, which might be the difference between the TAS5754 EVM and customer hardware.

    1)
    ---> Our customer have used 400kHz as the serial clock.
         He needs a little time to add a delay and verify it.
         So, I will inform you of that information if getting a result.

    2)
    ---> Our customer applies I2S signals to TAS5756M before the script is downloaded.

    Best regards,
    Kato

  • 0 in reply to Sadanori Kato
    Guru 36540 points

    Hi Andy-san,

    Please see my comment as below since I have got an additional information from our customer.

    c) Here are some updates I would like to share with you, which might be the difference between the TAS5754 EVM and customer hardware.

    1)
    ---> Unfortunately, TAS5756M did not work normally although our customer added the delay(7ms) between each line.
         So, could you please tell us the other ways to investigate the root cause ?

    Best regards,
    Kato

  • 0 in reply to Sadanori Kato
    TI__Guru 52115 points

    Hi Kato,

    Unfortunately, I don't have any other configurations to share with you. I believe that if the customer just writes 0x04 to P44-R1, there will be no issue, right?

    If that is true,  I suggest that the customer go with this value since I have confirmed that 0x04 is also an acceptable register setting.

    Andy

  • 0 in reply to Andy Liu (BMS)
    Guru 36540 points

    Hi Andy-san,

    Thank you for your prompt reply.

    Yes, this issue will be not occurred if writing 0x04 to P44-R1 and I have already suggested it.
    I have an additional question.
    Is my understanding correct that it is necessary to write 0x05 to P44-R1 at all such times if changing the volume level in the operating ?
    Could you please continue to investigation the root cause and give me your advice ?

    Best regards,
    Kato

  • 0 in reply to Sadanori Kato
    TI__Guru 52115 points

    Hi Kato-san,

    I think you are talking about the digital volume on channel A & B, right??  You don't need to switch buffers to do that.

    Below are the registers that are used to change the digital volume for channel A & B separately. I have already confirmed that using a TAS5754EVM.

    Andy

  • 0 in reply to Andy Liu (BMS)
    Guru 36540 points

    Hi Andy-san,

    Thank you for your prompt reply and sorry for my misunderstanding.

    I understood that it is not necessary to write 0x05 to P44-R1 if changing the digital volume.
    Then, I have an additional question about P44-R1 register.
    Is it necessary to write 0x05 to P44-R1 after changing which registers ?
    Could you please tell me how to use P44-R1 register ?

    Best regards,
    Kato

  • 0 in reply to Sadanori Kato
    TI__Guru 52115 points
    Hi Kato-san,

    I think for this customer, switching buffers will be only necessary when they want to update the EQ coefficients on the fly. However, in HF7 mode, only 1 EQ is available and it is already fixed to All Pass.

    Andy
  • 0 in reply to Andy Liu (BMS)
    Guru 36540 points

    Hi Andy-san,

    Thank you for explaining.
    I understood.
    By the way, could you please give us your advice again since we would like to investigate that why TAS5756M does not work if changing 0x05 to P44-R1 during the initialization ?
    Have you got similar reports from other customers ?

    Best regards,
    Kato

  • 0 in reply to Sadanori Kato
    TI__Guru 52115 points
    Hi Kato-san,

    I have not heard the same issue from other customers yet. Could the customer try to duplicate the same issue by connecting a TAS5754MEVM to their system?

    Andy
  • 0 in reply to Andy Liu (BMS)
    Guru 36540 points

    Hi Andy-san,

    Thank you for your advice.

    Could you please confirm since I would mention how to connect TAS5756M EVM to customer's system as below ?

    1. Remove R135 and R136
    Those resistors of R135 and R136 should be removed on the purepath console mother board.

    2. Connect SCL and SDA
    The TPs of SCL and SDA on the purepath console mother board should be connected to I2C signal on customer's system.

    3. Connect External I2S
    The TP1 on the purepath console mother board should be connected to the gnd.
    Then, the pin header of the external I2S should be connected to I2S signal on customer's system.

    4. Connect each gnd
    The gnd on TAS5756M EVM is connected to the gnd on customer's system.

    5. Power-on
    TAS5756M EVM is applied the power supply and the purepath console mother board is connected to pc via the usb cable.

    6. Download configuration file
    The customer's system downloads the initial configuration.

    So, I have a question.
    Does EEPROM which is mounted on TAS5756M EVM affect during the initial configuration ?
    I am concerned about it.

    Best regards,
    Kato

  • 0 in reply to Sadanori Kato
    TI__Guru 52115 points
    Hi Kato-san,

    You don't have to remove any components from the PurePath CMB and the EEPROM will not affect the configurations.

    Below are the steps.
    Step 1: Connect a micro USB cable to PurePath CMB and PC.
    Step 2: Connect a power supply to TAS5754MDCAEVM positive terminal to PVDD (RED) and negative terminal to GND (BLACK). Connect a speaker to TAS5754MDCAEVM OUTA.
    Step 3: Power up power supply after making sure that all connections are correctly.
    Step 4: Launch PPC2 and choose "ConfigRunner" when prompted for a target.
    Step 5: Execute the following script in the ConfigRunner to enable the PSIA port (External I2S) and then close PPC2.
    # Change to GPIO mode
    i gpio
    # Set bank 0
    w 99 04 01
    # Clear bits (command 01) with mask 20 - clears P1.5 of Bank 0
    w 99 01 20
    # Go back to I2C mode
    i i2cfast
    # Set pins 21-24 as outputs
    w 44 0E 0F
    # Set pin 23 high (MCLK-MUX = PSIA)
    w 44 06 7F

    Step 6: Connect the the i2c (SDA and SCL) and i2s (BCLK, LRCLK and SDIN) pins of the host to those pins on the PurePath CMB accordingly. Remember to share the GND between the host and PurePath CMB.
    Step 7: Apply the i2s signals and then download the configurations from the host via i2c.

    Andy
  • 0 in reply to Andy Liu (BMS)
    Guru 36540 points

    Hi Andy-san,

    Thank you for explaining so politely.
    I understood.
    So, I will request to verify it to our customer and will confirm first and foremost whether he can verify.

    Best regards,
    Kato

  • 0 in reply to Sadanori Kato
    Guru 36540 points

    Hi Andy-san,

    I would request to verify it to our customer today, he will verify it next week.
    So, we will investigate this issue with him using customer's set if it is not cleared.

    Best regards,
    Kato

  • 0 in reply to Sadanori Kato
    Guru 36540 points

    Hi Andy-san,

    Could you please give me your advice since I sent an additional information to your email ?

    Best regards,
    Kato

  • 0 in reply to Sadanori Kato
    TI__Guru 52115 points
    Hi Kato-san,

    I'm reviewing the dump file now.

    Andy
  • 0 in reply to Andy Liu (BMS)
    Guru 36540 points

    Hi Andy-san,

    Thank you for your response.
    I am looking forward to hearing from you.

    Best regards,
    Kato

  • 0 in reply to Sadanori Kato
    TI__Guru 52115 points

    Hi Kato-san,

    I dumped the exactly same pages as the customer did and compared all the register values for my dump and the customer's.

    Actually there are 5 different register values, but all the differences should be ignored since 4 registers (P0-R110, P0-R111, P0-R112, P0-R113) are reserved and 1 register (P0-R34) is ignored in auto set mode.  Therefore, my conclusion is that all the dumped register values from the customer are OK. 

    Fullscreen i2c_dump.txt Download 
    Page  0--R  1(0x01)= 0x00
Page  0--R  2(0x02)= 0x00
Page  0--R  3(0x03)= 0x00
Page  0--R  4(0x04)= 0x01
Page  0--R  5(0x05)= 0x11
Page  0--R  6(0x06)= 0x00
Page  0--R  7(0x07)= 0x00
Page  0--R  8(0x08)= 0x00
Page  0--R  9(0x09)= 0x00
Page  0--R 10(0x0a)= 0x00
Page  0--R 11(0x0b)= 0x01
Page  0--R 12(0x0c)= 0x7c
Page  0--R 13(0x0d)= 0x10
Page  0--R 14(0x0e)= 0x00
Page  0--R 15(0x0f)= 0x00
Page  0--R 16(0x10)= 0x00
Page  0--R 17(0x11)= 0x00
Page  0--R 18(0x12)= 0x00
Page  0--R 19(0x13)= 0x10
Page  0--R 20(0x14)= 0x00
Page  0--R 21(0x15)= 0x00
Page  0--R 22(0x16)= 0x00
Page  0--R 23(0x17)= 0x00
Page  0--R 24(0x18)= 0x00
Page  0--R 25(0x19)= 0x00
Page  0--R 26(0x1a)= 0x80
Page  0--R 27(0x1b)= 0x00
Page  0--R 28(0x1c)= 0x00
Page  0--R 29(0x1d)= 0x00
Page  0--R 30(0x1e)= 0x00
Page  0--R 31(0x1f)= 0x04
Page  0--R 32(0x20)= 0x00
Page  0--R 33(0x21)= 0x00
Page  0--R 34(0x22)= 0x00
Page  0--R 35(0x23)= 0x01
Page  0--R 36(0x24)= 0x00
Page  0--R 37(0x25)= 0x58
Page  0--R 38(0x26)= 0xf3
Page  0--R 39(0x27)= 0x04
Page  0--R 40(0x28)= 0x03
Page  0--R 41(0x29)= 0x00
Page  0--R 42(0x2a)= 0x11
Page  0--R 43(0x2b)= 0x1f
Page  0--R 44(0x2c)= 0x00
Page  0--R 45(0x2d)= 0x00
Page  0--R 46(0x2e)= 0x00
Page  0--R 47(0x2f)= 0x00
Page  0--R 48(0x30)= 0x00
Page  0--R 49(0x31)= 0x00
Page  0--R 50(0x32)= 0x00
Page  0--R 51(0x33)= 0x00
Page  0--R 52(0x34)= 0x00
Page  0--R 53(0x35)= 0x00
Page  0--R 54(0x36)= 0x00
Page  0--R 55(0x37)= 0x00
Page  0--R 56(0x38)= 0x00
Page  0--R 57(0x39)= 0x00
Page  0--R 58(0x3a)= 0x00
Page  0--R 59(0x3b)= 0x00
Page  0--R 60(0x3c)= 0x00
Page  0--R 61(0x3d)= 0x30
Page  0--R 62(0x3e)= 0x30
Page  0--R 63(0x3f)= 0x22
Page  0--R 64(0x40)= 0x02
Page  0--R 65(0x41)= 0x07
Page  0--R 66(0x42)= 0x14
Page  0--R 67(0x43)= 0x05
Page  0--R 68(0x44)= 0x00
Page  0--R 69(0x45)= 0x00
Page  0--R 70(0x46)= 0x00
Page  0--R 71(0x47)= 0x00
Page  0--R 72(0x48)= 0x55
Page  0--R 73(0x49)= 0x00
Page  0--R 74(0x4a)= 0x00
Page  0--R 75(0x4b)= 0x00
Page  0--R 76(0x4c)= 0x00
Page  0--R 77(0x4d)= 0x00
Page  0--R 78(0x4e)= 0x00
Page  0--R 79(0x4f)= 0x00
Page  0--R 80(0x50)= 0x00
Page  0--R 81(0x51)= 0x00
Page  0--R 82(0x52)= 0x07
Page  0--R 83(0x53)= 0x00
Page  0--R 84(0x54)= 0x00
Page  0--R 85(0x55)= 0x07
Page  0--R 86(0x56)= 0x00
Page  0--R 87(0x57)= 0x00
Page  0--R 88(0x58)= 0x81
Page  0--R 89(0x59)= 0x11
Page  0--R 90(0x5a)= 0x00
Page  0--R 91(0x5b)= 0x50
Page  0--R 92(0x5c)= 0x00
Page  0--R 93(0x5d)= 0x40
Page  0--R 94(0x5e)= 0x40
Page  0--R 95(0x5f)= 0x10
Page  0--R 96(0x60)= 0x00
Page  0--R 97(0x61)= 0x04
Page  0--R 98(0x62)= 0x00
Page  0--R 99(0x63)= 0x00
Page  0--R100(0x64)= 0x01
Page  0--R101(0x65)= 0x01
Page  0--R102(0x66)= 0x0f
Page  0--R103(0x67)= 0x03
Page  0--R104(0x68)= 0x01
Page  0--R105(0x69)= 0x11
Page  0--R106(0x6a)= 0xff
Page  0--R107(0x6b)= 0xd3
Page  0--R108(0x6c)= 0x33
Page  0--R109(0x6d)= 0x00
Page  0--R110(0x6e)= 0x07
Page  0--R111(0x6f)= 0x04
Page  0--R112(0x70)= 0x01
Page  0--R113(0x71)= 0x81
Page  0--R114(0x72)= 0x03
Page  0--R115(0x73)= 0x02
Page  0--R116(0x74)= 0x01
Page  0--R117(0x75)= 0x00
Page  0--R118(0x76)= 0x85
Page  0--R119(0x77)= 0x21
Page  0--R120(0x78)= 0x00
Page  0--R121(0x79)= 0x00
Page  0--R122(0x7a)= 0x00
Page  0--R123(0x7b)= 0x00
Page  0--R124(0x7c)= 0x00
Page  0--R125(0x7d)= 0x00
Page  0--R126(0x7e)= 0x00
Page  0--R127(0x7f)= 0x00
Page  1--R  1(0x01)= 0x00
Page  1--R  2(0x02)= 0x00
Page  1--R  3(0x03)= 0x00
Page  1--R  4(0x04)= 0x03
Page  1--R  5(0x05)= 0x00
Page  1--R  6(0x06)= 0x00
Page  1--R  7(0x07)= 0x00
Page  1--R  8(0x08)= 0x10
Page  1--R  9(0x09)= 0x01
Page  1--R 10(0x0a)= 0x33
Page  1--R 11(0x0b)= 0x11
Page  1--R 12(0x0c)= 0x11
Page  1--R 13(0x0d)= 0x11
Page  1--R 14(0x0e)= 0x00
Page  1--R 15(0x0f)= 0x01
Page  1--R 16(0x10)= 0x00
Page  1--R 17(0x11)= 0x00
Page  1--R 18(0x12)= 0x00
Page  1--R 19(0x13)= 0x00
Page  1--R 20(0x14)= 0x00
Page  1--R 21(0x15)= 0x00
Page  1--R 22(0x16)= 0x00
Page  1--R 23(0x17)= 0x00
Page  1--R 24(0x18)= 0x00
Page  1--R 25(0x19)= 0x00
Page  1--R 26(0x1a)= 0x00
Page  1--R 27(0x1b)= 0x00
Page  1--R 28(0x1c)= 0x00
Page  1--R 29(0x1d)= 0x00
Page  1--R 30(0x1e)= 0x00
Page  1--R 31(0x1f)= 0x00
Page  1--R 32(0x20)= 0x00
Page  1--R 33(0x21)= 0x00
Page  1--R 34(0x22)= 0x00
Page  1--R 35(0x23)= 0x00
Page  1--R 36(0x24)= 0x00
Page  1--R 37(0x25)= 0x00
Page  1--R 38(0x26)= 0x00
Page  1--R 39(0x27)= 0x00
Page  1--R 40(0x28)= 0x00
Page  1--R 41(0x29)= 0x00
Page  1--R 42(0x2a)= 0x00
Page  1--R 43(0x2b)= 0x00
Page  1--R 44(0x2c)= 0x00
Page  1--R 45(0x2d)= 0x00
Page  1--R 46(0x2e)= 0x00
Page  1--R 47(0x2f)= 0x00
Page  1--R 48(0x30)= 0x00
Page  1--R 49(0x31)= 0x00
Page  1--R 50(0x32)= 0x00
Page  1--R 51(0x33)= 0x00
Page  1--R 52(0x34)= 0x00
Page  1--R 53(0x35)= 0x00
Page  1--R 54(0x36)= 0x00
Page  1--R 55(0x37)= 0x00
Page  1--R 56(0x38)= 0x00
Page  1--R 57(0x39)= 0x00
Page  1--R 58(0x3a)= 0x00
Page  1--R 59(0x3b)= 0x00
Page  1--R 60(0x3c)= 0x00
Page  1--R 61(0x3d)= 0x00
Page  1--R 62(0x3e)= 0x00
Page  1--R 63(0x3f)= 0x00
Page  1--R 64(0x40)= 0x00
Page  1--R 65(0x41)= 0x00
Page  1--R 66(0x42)= 0x00
Page  1--R 67(0x43)= 0x00
Page  1--R 68(0x44)= 0x00
Page  1--R 69(0x45)= 0x00
Page  1--R 70(0x46)= 0x00
Page  1--R 71(0x47)= 0x00
Page  1--R 72(0x48)= 0x00
Page  1--R 73(0x49)= 0x00
Page  1--R 74(0x4a)= 0x00
Page  1--R 75(0x4b)= 0x00
Page  1--R 76(0x4c)= 0x00
Page  1--R 77(0x4d)= 0x00
Page  1--R 78(0x4e)= 0x00
Page  1--R 79(0x4f)= 0x00
Page  1--R 80(0x50)= 0x00
Page  1--R 81(0x51)= 0x00
Page  1--R 82(0x52)= 0x00
Page  1--R 83(0x53)= 0x00
Page  1--R 84(0x54)= 0x00
Page  1--R 85(0x55)= 0x00
Page  1--R 86(0x56)= 0x00
Page  1--R 87(0x57)= 0x00
Page  1--R 88(0x58)= 0x00
Page  1--R 89(0x59)= 0x00
Page  1--R 90(0x5a)= 0x00
Page  1--R 91(0x5b)= 0x00
Page  1--R 92(0x5c)= 0x00
Page  1--R 93(0x5d)= 0x00
Page  1--R 94(0x5e)= 0x00
Page  1--R 95(0x5f)= 0x00
Page  1--R 96(0x60)= 0x00
Page  1--R 97(0x61)= 0x00
Page  1--R 98(0x62)= 0x00
Page  1--R 99(0x63)= 0x00
Page  1--R100(0x64)= 0x00
Page  1--R101(0x65)= 0x00
Page  1--R102(0x66)= 0x00
Page  1--R103(0x67)= 0x00
Page  1--R104(0x68)= 0x00
Page  1--R105(0x69)= 0x00
Page  1--R106(0x6a)= 0x00
Page  1--R107(0x6b)= 0x00
Page  1--R108(0x6c)= 0x00
Page  1--R109(0x6d)= 0x00
Page  1--R110(0x6e)= 0x00
Page  1--R111(0x6f)= 0x00
Page  1--R112(0x70)= 0x00
Page  1--R113(0x71)= 0x00
Page  1--R114(0x72)= 0x00
Page  1--R115(0x73)= 0x00
Page  1--R116(0x74)= 0x00
Page  1--R117(0x75)= 0x00
Page  1--R118(0x76)= 0x00
Page  1--R119(0x77)= 0x00
Page  1--R120(0x78)= 0x00
Page  1--R121(0x79)= 0x00
Page  1--R122(0x7a)= 0x00
Page  1--R123(0x7b)= 0x00
Page  1--R124(0x7c)= 0x00
Page  1--R125(0x7d)= 0x00
Page  1--R126(0x7e)= 0x00
Page  1--R127(0x7f)= 0x00
Page 44--R  1(0x01)= 0x06
Page 44--R  2(0x02)= 0x00
Page 44--R  3(0x03)= 0x00
Page 44--R  4(0x04)= 0x00
Page 44--R  5(0x05)= 0x00
Page 44--R  6(0x06)= 0x00
Page 44--R  7(0x07)= 0x00
Page 44--R  8(0x08)= 0xff
Page 44--R  9(0x09)= 0xff
Page 44--R 10(0x0a)= 0xff
Page 44--R 11(0x0b)= 0x00
Page 44--R 12(0x0c)= 0x80
Page 44--R 13(0x0d)= 0x00
Page 44--R 14(0x0e)= 0x00
Page 44--R 15(0x0f)= 0x00
Page 44--R 16(0x10)= 0x7f
Page 44--R 17(0x11)= 0xff
Page 44--R 18(0x12)= 0xff
Page 44--R 19(0x13)= 0x00
Page 44--R 20(0x14)= 0x00
Page 44--R 21(0x15)= 0x00
Page 44--R 22(0x16)= 0x00
Page 44--R 23(0x17)= 0x00
Page 44--R 24(0x18)= 0x00
Page 44--R 25(0x19)= 0x00
Page 44--R 26(0x1a)= 0x00
Page 44--R 27(0x1b)= 0x00
Page 44--R 28(0x1c)= 0x00
Page 44--R 29(0x1d)= 0x00
Page 44--R 30(0x1e)= 0x00
Page 44--R 31(0x1f)= 0x00
Page 44--R 32(0x20)= 0x00
Page 44--R 33(0x21)= 0x00
Page 44--R 34(0x22)= 0x00
Page 44--R 35(0x23)= 0x00
Page 44--R 36(0x24)= 0x40
Page 44--R 37(0x25)= 0x00
Page 44--R 38(0x26)= 0x00
Page 44--R 39(0x27)= 0x00
Page 44--R 40(0x28)= 0x40
Page 44--R 41(0x29)= 0x00
Page 44--R 42(0x2a)= 0x00
Page 44--R 43(0x2b)= 0x00
Page 44--R 44(0x2c)= 0x40
Page 44--R 45(0x2d)= 0x00
Page 44--R 46(0x2e)= 0x00
Page 44--R 47(0x2f)= 0x00
Page 44--R 48(0x30)= 0x7f
Page 44--R 49(0x31)= 0xff
Page 44--R 50(0x32)= 0xff
Page 44--R 51(0x33)= 0x00
Page 44--R 52(0x34)= 0x00
Page 44--R 53(0x35)= 0x00
Page 44--R 54(0x36)= 0x00
Page 44--R 55(0x37)= 0x00
Page 44--R 56(0x38)= 0x00
Page 44--R 57(0x39)= 0xa0
Page 44--R 58(0x3a)= 0x11
Page 44--R 59(0x3b)= 0x00
Page 44--R 60(0x3c)= 0x00
Page 44--R 61(0x3d)= 0x50
Page 44--R 62(0x3e)= 0x08
Page 44--R 63(0x3f)= 0x00
Page 44--R 64(0x40)= 0x00
Page 44--R 65(0x41)= 0x00
Page 44--R 66(0x42)= 0x00
Page 44--R 67(0x43)= 0x00
Page 44--R 68(0x44)= 0x3f
Page 44--R 69(0x45)= 0x5f
Page 44--R 70(0x46)= 0xef
Page 44--R 71(0x47)= 0x00
Page 44--R 72(0x48)= 0x00
Page 44--R 73(0x49)= 0x00
Page 44--R 74(0x4a)= 0x00
Page 44--R 75(0x4b)= 0x00
Page 44--R 76(0x4c)= 0x00
Page 44--R 77(0x4d)= 0x01
Page 44--R 78(0x4e)= 0xb5
Page 44--R 79(0x4f)= 0x00
Page 44--R 80(0x50)= 0x7f
Page 44--R 81(0x51)= 0xfe
Page 44--R 82(0x52)= 0x4b
Page 44--R 83(0x53)= 0x00
Page 44--R 84(0x54)= 0x7f
Page 44--R 85(0x55)= 0xff
Page 44--R 86(0x56)= 0xff
Page 44--R 87(0x57)= 0x00
Page 44--R 88(0x58)= 0x00
Page 44--R 89(0x59)= 0x03
Page 44--R 90(0x5a)= 0x6a
Page 44--R 91(0x5b)= 0x00
Page 44--R 92(0x5c)= 0x7f
Page 44--R 93(0x5d)= 0xfc
Page 44--R 94(0x5e)= 0x96
Page 44--R 95(0x5f)= 0x00
Page 44--R 96(0x60)= 0x00
Page 44--R 97(0x61)= 0x00
Page 44--R 98(0x62)= 0xda
Page 44--R 99(0x63)= 0x00
Page 44--R100(0x64)= 0x7f
Page 44--R101(0x65)= 0xff
Page 44--R102(0x66)= 0x26
Page 44--R103(0x67)= 0x00
Page 44--R104(0x68)= 0x7f
Page 44--R105(0x69)= 0xff
Page 44--R106(0x6a)= 0xff
Page 44--R107(0x6b)= 0x00
Page 44--R108(0x6c)= 0x00
Page 44--R109(0x6d)= 0x00
Page 44--R110(0x6e)= 0x00
Page 44--R111(0x6f)= 0x00
Page 44--R112(0x70)= 0x7f
Page 44--R113(0x71)= 0xff
Page 44--R114(0x72)= 0xff
Page 44--R115(0x73)= 0x00
Page 44--R116(0x74)= 0xc0
Page 44--R117(0x75)= 0x00
Page 44--R118(0x76)= 0x00
Page 44--R119(0x77)= 0x00
Page 44--R120(0x78)= 0x00
Page 44--R121(0x79)= 0x00
Page 44--R122(0x7a)= 0x00
Page 44--R123(0x7b)= 0x00
Page 44--R124(0x7c)= 0x7f
Page 44--R125(0x7d)= 0xff
Page 44--R126(0x7e)= 0xff
Page 44--R127(0x7f)= 0x00
Page253--R  1(0x01)= 0x00
Page253--R  2(0x02)= 0x00
Page253--R  3(0x03)= 0x00
Page253--R  4(0x04)= 0x00
Page253--R  5(0x05)= 0x00
Page253--R  6(0x06)= 0x00
Page253--R  7(0x07)= 0x00
Page253--R  8(0x08)= 0x00
Page253--R  9(0x09)= 0x00
Page253--R 10(0x0a)= 0x00
Page253--R 11(0x0b)= 0x00
Page253--R 12(0x0c)= 0x00
Page253--R 13(0x0d)= 0x00
Page253--R 14(0x0e)= 0x00
Page253--R 15(0x0f)= 0x00
Page253--R 16(0x10)= 0x00
Page253--R 17(0x11)= 0x00
Page253--R 18(0x12)= 0x00
Page253--R 19(0x13)= 0x00
Page253--R 20(0x14)= 0x00
Page253--R 21(0x15)= 0x00
Page253--R 22(0x16)= 0x00
Page253--R 23(0x17)= 0x00
Page253--R 24(0x18)= 0x00
Page253--R 25(0x19)= 0x00
Page253--R 26(0x1a)= 0x00
Page253--R 27(0x1b)= 0x00
Page253--R 28(0x1c)= 0x00
Page253--R 29(0x1d)= 0x00
Page253--R 30(0x1e)= 0x00
Page253--R 31(0x1f)= 0x00
Page253--R 32(0x20)= 0x00
Page253--R 33(0x21)= 0x00
Page253--R 34(0x22)= 0x00
Page253--R 35(0x23)= 0x00
Page253--R 36(0x24)= 0x00
Page253--R 37(0x25)= 0x00
Page253--R 38(0x26)= 0x00
Page253--R 39(0x27)= 0x00
Page253--R 40(0x28)= 0x00
Page253--R 41(0x29)= 0x00
Page253--R 42(0x2a)= 0x00
Page253--R 43(0x2b)= 0x00
Page253--R 44(0x2c)= 0x00
Page253--R 45(0x2d)= 0x00
Page253--R 46(0x2e)= 0x00
Page253--R 47(0x2f)= 0x00
Page253--R 48(0x30)= 0x00
Page253--R 49(0x31)= 0x00
Page253--R 50(0x32)= 0x00
Page253--R 51(0x33)= 0x00
Page253--R 52(0x34)= 0x00
Page253--R 53(0x35)= 0x00
Page253--R 54(0x36)= 0x00
Page253--R 55(0x37)= 0x00
Page253--R 56(0x38)= 0x00
Page253--R 57(0x39)= 0x00
Page253--R 58(0x3a)= 0x00
Page253--R 59(0x3b)= 0x00
Page253--R 60(0x3c)= 0x00
Page253--R 61(0x3d)= 0x00
Page253--R 62(0x3e)= 0x00
Page253--R 63(0x3f)= 0x00
Page253--R 64(0x40)= 0x00
Page253--R 65(0x41)= 0x00
Page253--R 66(0x42)= 0x00
Page253--R 67(0x43)= 0x00
Page253--R 68(0x44)= 0x00
Page253--R 69(0x45)= 0x00
Page253--R 70(0x46)= 0x00
Page253--R 71(0x47)= 0x00
Page253--R 72(0x48)= 0x00
Page253--R 73(0x49)= 0x00
Page253--R 74(0x4a)= 0x00
Page253--R 75(0x4b)= 0x00
Page253--R 76(0x4c)= 0x00
Page253--R 77(0x4d)= 0x00
Page253--R 78(0x4e)= 0x00
Page253--R 79(0x4f)= 0x00
Page253--R 80(0x50)= 0x00
Page253--R 81(0x51)= 0x00
Page253--R 82(0x52)= 0x00
Page253--R 83(0x53)= 0x00
Page253--R 84(0x54)= 0x00
Page253--R 85(0x55)= 0x00
Page253--R 86(0x56)= 0x00
Page253--R 87(0x57)= 0x00
Page253--R 88(0x58)= 0x00
Page253--R 89(0x59)= 0x00
Page253--R 90(0x5a)= 0x00
Page253--R 91(0x5b)= 0x00
Page253--R 92(0x5c)= 0x00
Page253--R 93(0x5d)= 0x00
Page253--R 94(0x5e)= 0x00
Page253--R 95(0x5f)= 0x00
Page253--R 96(0x60)= 0x00
Page253--R 97(0x61)= 0x00
Page253--R 98(0x62)= 0x00
Page253--R 99(0x63)= 0x00
Page253--R100(0x64)= 0x00
Page253--R101(0x65)= 0x00
Page253--R102(0x66)= 0x00
Page253--R103(0x67)= 0x00
Page253--R104(0x68)= 0x00
Page253--R105(0x69)= 0x00
Page253--R106(0x6a)= 0x00
Page253--R107(0x6b)= 0x00
Page253--R108(0x6c)= 0x00
Page253--R109(0x6d)= 0x00
Page253--R110(0x6e)= 0x00
Page253--R111(0x6f)= 0x00
Page253--R112(0x70)= 0x00
Page253--R113(0x71)= 0x00
Page253--R114(0x72)= 0x00
Page253--R115(0x73)= 0x00
Page253--R116(0x74)= 0x00
Page253--R117(0x75)= 0x00
Page253--R118(0x76)= 0x00
Page253--R119(0x77)= 0x00
Page253--R120(0x78)= 0x00
Page253--R121(0x79)= 0x00
Page253--R122(0x7a)= 0x00
Page253--R123(0x7b)= 0x00
Page253--R124(0x7c)= 0x00
Page253--R125(0x7d)= 0x00
Page253--R126(0x7e)= 0x00
Page253--R127(0x7f)= 0x00

    Andy

  • 0 in reply to Andy Liu (BMS)
    Guru 36540 points

    Hi Andy-san,

    Thank you for checking the dumped file.
    We will inform our customer of your feedback.
    Then, we will contact you if we will get additional information since he is continuing to verify about this issue.

    Best regards,
    Kato

  • 0 in reply to Sadanori Kato
    Guru 36540 points

    Hi Andy-san,

    Could you please give me your advice since I sent an additional information to your email ?

    Best regards,
    Kato

  • 0 in reply to Sadanori Kato
    Guru 36540 points

    Hi Andy-san,

    Could you please give me your advice since I sent the information to your email about the root cause ?

    Best regards,
    Kato

  • 0 in reply to Sadanori Kato
    Guru 36540 points

    Hi Andy-san,

    Thank you very much for your continuous support.
    This issue has been closed.

    I greatly appreciate your cooperation.

    Best regards,
    Kato

  • 0 in reply to Sadanori Kato
    TI__Guru**** 189401 points
    Kato-san, that is awesome news! Andy is off for New Years celebration right now, but do let us know if you have any further questions.

    Thank you very much for your continuous support!

    -d2