Starterware/TAS5751M: we want the TAS5751 software development support

leo xue

Part Number: TAS5751M

Tool/software: Starterware

Hello,

We are using TAS5751 to design intelligent robot. But we only have the datasheet of TAS5751.

Would you please share us the Linux drive or programming guide of TAS5751? Because there are so much registers needed to configure.

over 7 years ago

0 Alex Bhandari-Young over 7 years ago

TI__Mastermind 25845 points

Hi Leo,

The TAS5751 device does not require a driver as it is configured using I2C. If you have access to the EVM software for this device you can consult the users guides that comes with it. Additionally, the software provides a GUI for configuring the device registers specific to your application. These registers can then be exported to a set of I2C commands required to configure the device. Please let me know if you need any pointers on this.

Here is a link to the software: www.ti.com/.../tas5751m-tas5733l-sw

If you do not have access to the PPC3 software you will need to request and install this before you will be able to install the software.

Best,

Alex

0 wei du over 7 years ago in reply to Alex Bhandari-Young

Prodigy 70 points

hi, alex,
It makes me confuse that use TAS5751 does not need a driver. if no driver, how to configure the chip using I2c.
I need a linux driver, not windows

0 Alex Bhandari-Young over 7 years ago in reply to wei du

TI__Mastermind 25845 points

Hi Wei,

The EVM is an example of how the device is configured using I2C. Have you had a chance to take a look at it? Is uses software called PPC3 (I believe this only runs on windows and mac). The software talks to an intermediate chip (on the PPC motherboard EVM) which allows I2C commands to be sent over USB to the device.

Here are some existing e2e threads that may be helpful and provide more insight. The first also has some links to external sites with drivers (not supported officially by TI).

e2e.ti.com/.../595692
e2e.ti.com/.../489729

Best,

Alex

0 Jeff Kohnle over 7 years ago in reply to Alex Bhandari-Young

TI__Expert 6985 points

Hello Wei! If you need access to the PPC software, please just give me your email address and I can then approve it. hanks, Jeff

0 wei du over 7 years ago in reply to Jeff Kohnle

Prodigy 70 points

hi, jeff,

Thanks for your help, my email is dduwei@163.com

0 leo xue over 7 years ago in reply to Alex Bhandari-Young

Expert 1595 points

Dear Alex,

The default value of Device ID Register( Addr is 0x01) is 0x40 showed in the datasheet. But the value we read is 0x41.

there may be different firmware version for TAS5451?

0 wei du over 7 years ago in reply to Jeff Kohnle

Prodigy 70 points

hi, jeff ,
I do not receive the software for now,
If personal email not ok, please send to my company email duwei@penguinsinnovate.com.

Hope get your kind feedback ASAP, thanks.

0 Alex Bhandari-Young over 7 years ago in reply to wei du

TI__Mastermind 25845 points

Hi Leo and Wei,

I am looking into the firmware question. Regarding the software, Jeff is currently traveling and may not be able to get to it right away, but I will look into getting you access and report back!

Best,

Alex

0 Jeff Kohnle over 7 years ago in reply to Alex Bhandari-Young

TI__Expert 6985 points

Hello! Do you have a ti.com account that is connected to this email address: duwei@penguinsinnovate.com? You need to have an account with this email for the system to work, or perhaps I have the wrong e-mail address. Thanks, Jeff

0 wei du over 7 years ago in reply to Jeff Kohnle

Prodigy 70 points

hi, jeff,
I regist ti.com using dduwei@163.com

0 Jeff Kohnle over 7 years ago in reply to wei du

TI__Expert 6985 points

Great! This email worked fine and you should get a message with the access links. Sorry this was so difficult. Thanks, Jeff

0 Jeff Kohnle over 7 years ago in reply to wei du

TI__Expert 6985 points

This should work now. Please let us know if you have any further difficulties. Thanks, Jeff

0 wei du over 7 years ago in reply to Jeff Kohnle

Prodigy 70 points

hi， jeff，
Is it right for tas5751 device id 0x41?
the data sheet is 0x40.

0 wei du over 7 years ago in reply to wei du

Prodigy 70 points

hi, jeff and alex,
tas5751 is work now, but it make me cry is that 48k work well, but 44.1k can not work, i2s singal is right,but no output

0 Jeff Kohnle over 7 years ago in reply to wei du

TI__Expert 6985 points

Hello Wei! I have given you access to GUI... did you receive it OK? Please let us know if you are set. Thanks, Jeff

0 wei du over 7 years ago in reply to Jeff Kohnle

Prodigy 70 points

hi，jeff，

I receive it, and work well now.

0 leo xue over 7 years ago in reply to Alex Bhandari-Young

Expert 1595 points

Dear Alex,
Is it possible to replace PPC motherboard EVM with the customer's board and still use the PPC3 software?
what's the way to debug the sound effect in the customer's product? thanks.

0 Alex Bhandari-Young over 7 years ago in reply to leo xue

TI__Mastermind 25845 points

Hi Leo,

I don't think so. The PPC software sends I2C commands to multiple ICs on the motherboard and the audio amp. You would have to have a USB to I2C device on the customer's board to properly route the PPC commands to the audio amp. Even still I am not sure if the software will recognize the customer board. Also all other features of the software that use the ICs on the PPCMB would not function. A better bet would be to export the I2C config from the PPC software and load that on to the customer's board. That way you can still use the software to generate configs.

I didn't understand your second question. Could you please elaborate?

Best,

Alex

0 leo xue over 7 years ago in reply to Alex Bhandari-Young

Expert 1595 points

Hi Alex，

Thanks your quick response, for the second question, We want to know how to directly generate I2C config in the customer's product instead of PPCMB?

you mean we'd better export the I2C config from the PPC software using PPCMB and import the config into customer's product?

thanks.

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