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TAS5715EVM: after wirte the cfg data into 5715 , it does not work out the required sound effect(for subwoofer)

Part Number: TAS5715EVM
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TAS5715

Dear TI team member,

We are using the TASS5715EVM to adjust the EQ for a subwoofer speaker. Hope it can filter the high pitch out , and only show the bass effect (30Hz--240Hz).

When we adjust the EQ by the TI GDE software and connected with TASS5715EVM .after adjusted we test the sound , it works with the bass effect ( test by still connected with TASS5715EVM )

After finish the EQ adjustment we export the EQ & cfg file out, then write the data of cfg file into 5715 by I2C, and test the sound by subwoofer individual(without connect with TASS5715EVM). We found the subwoofer has no the bass effect which did not filter high pitch out that still can hear the high pitch.It sounds like the filter does not work.

Please help to analyse what is the reason to cause this and how we can make the bass sound effect successful as hope.

BTW,

1.for the export EQ file and cfg file, what is the relationship between them ? how to compare with them ? we check the tas5715 register manual, there is no a detail description.(I mean it is better to have a data description to let us know how the EQ data compare with cfg data)

2.The data of cfg file we wrote into the 5715 which I show here, could you please help to check if it is the correct content for cfg? If yes, how can we write those data into 5715 in a right way ?

3.Where can we get a detail and complete tas5715 data description manual. we have a tas5715 manual on hand but it’s some of registers data description not for all, for example, it is lack of 0x29/0x2A/0x2B/0x2C/0x2D etc.

Look forward to have your help and thanks.

This is part of our cfg file

This is part of our EQ file

  • Scarlett,

    Here is our suggestion for most customers:

    We recommend users to follow the below procedures to do tuning with the GDE GUI:
    1. Open the GDE GUI, and check ‘I2C Logging’ in ‘Tools’ menu.
    2. Configure the device mode in ‘Configuration’, and click ‘Connect’ in the ‘Target’ menu.
    3. The device is initialized after that. Do the tuning with the GUI(e.g. add filter in EQ, set DRC…..).
    4. Find the cfg file in this location ‘C:\Program Files (x86)\Texas Instruments Inc\TAS57XX GDE\ProcessFlows\TAS57XX\diagnostics.cfg’. All of the write operation is recorded in this file.
    5. You could generate your cfg file by this logging file.

    Regards,

    -Adam
  • Hi Adam,
    Thank you very much, we have resolved the question.