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TAS5756M: Interfacing my design with the Purepath Console Motherboard

user5220647
Prodigy 30 points
Part Number: TAS5756M
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: , TAS5782M, TAS5782MEVM

Hi,

I'm working on a TAS5756M based design, I'm about to finalize the board layout. As I understand it the intended work process is to use the PPC2 software connected to a PPC motherboard + TAS5756M EVM  combination to create all settings, then generate a file that can be used by the local controller in the application. My question is if it would be possible to interface our design directly to the PPC motherboard? What signals would need to be present in order for the PPC2 software to accept the board as a target and be able to perform the settings?

Best regards,

Henrik

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    TI__Mastermind 24835 points
    Hi Henrik,
    Andy will help you on TAS57656M issue later. Thanks for you patience.
    Best regards,
    Shawn Zheng
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    TI__Guru 52115 points

    Hi Henrik,

    Unfortunately PPC2 will not be able to meet that kind of need since PPC2 will detect the hardware id of both PurePath Console Mother board and the TAS5756MDCAEVM when it is loaded.

    We have a new device TAS5782M, which is p2p to TAS5756M.  A completely new software platform PPC3 is used for this device and that GUI has a feature called in-system tuning, which is what you are looking for.

    Andy

  • 0 in reply to Andy Liu (BMS)
    Prodigy 30 points

    Hi Andy,

    Thanks for the fast reply! The TAS5782M looks very interesting. I've read the data sheet but I found no information on what is required to enable communication between PPC3 and the application board. If you can provide any additional information so that I can prepare the design for in-system tuning I would very much appreciate it.

    Best regards,

    Henrik

  • 0 in reply to user5220647
    TI__Guru 52115 points
    Hi Henrik,

    Take a look at the following documents.

    www.ti.com/.../slaa737b.pdf
    www.ti.com/.../slau708.pdf

    Andy
  • 0 in reply to Andy Liu (BMS)
    TI__Mastermind 24835 points
    Hi Henrik,
    Could you please help to close this question if it's anwered? Thank you!
  • 0 in reply to Shawn Zheng
    Prodigy 30 points
    Hi,
    I took your advice and upgraded the design to TAS5782 IC. Waiting for the prototypes at the moment, looking forward to do the final tuning. Thanks for your support!
    Best regards,
    Henrik
  • 0 in reply to Andy Liu (BMS)
    Prodigy 55 points
    Hi Andy,
    I have my design using the TAS5782M and I have connected the I2C lines from the PurePath-CMBEVM-CB motherboard to my hardware. However, when I open PurePath Console 3 it does not see my device. Can you help me connect to it so that I can tune the TAS5782M on my hardware using the PurePath Console?

    Thanks,
    Alex
  • 0 in reply to Alex Monge
    TI__Guru 52115 points
    Hi Alex,

    Could you provide your ti.com account? I will have my colleague give you the access.

    Andy
  • 0 in reply to Andy Liu (BMS)
    Prodigy 55 points

    Hi Andy,

    Much appreciated I have access to the TAS5782M app now. However, I'm struggling to connect to my target hardware. I2C address is configured as 0x90 (ADR0 and ADR1 Low). Do I need to have the TAS5782 EVM board connected to the motherboard when connecting my target hardware to the motherboard?

    Thanks,

    Alex

  • 0 in reply to Alex Monge
    TI__Guru 52115 points
    Hi Alex,

    We usually suggest our customers finish their tuning using our TAS5782MEVM and then generate a header file based on their final tuning settings.

    If you really want to use PPC3 to access to your system, you need to have your TAS5782MEVM connected and also remove the J2 jumper before the TAS5782MEVM is powered on since the top TAS5782M device also uses the 0x90 i2c address.

    Andy