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TAS2563: can you please provide a drivers for TAS2563.

Raghu DP
Intellectual 325 points
Part Number: TAS2563

Hi,

is not works for kernel 4.19.

Audio drivers is changed to the path vendor/" "/opensource/audio-kernel as a module
Please share the platform drivers to support for above path for "TAS2563YBGR"

Thank

  • 0
    TI__Guru* 84915 points

    Hi, Raghu,

    Our team will take a look at this and provide some information in case we have an available driver for this device.

    Best regards,
    Luis Fernando Rodríguez S.

  • 0 in reply to Luis Fernando Rodriguez S.
    Intellectual 325 points

    Hi Luis,

    Thanks for the response.

    Please note some of the API's are also changed related to codec registration.

    also we need to register as platform driver. shared drivers are registering as i2c drivers.

    Thanks.

  • 0 in reply to Raghu DP
    TI__Guru* 98255 points

    Hi Raghu,

    Let me get in contact with our SW team to address this question.

    Best regards,
    -Ivan Salazar
    Applications Engineer - Low Power Audio & Actuators

  • 0
    TI__Genius 9730 points

    Hi 

    Would you be so kind and tell me which platform you have used?

    As to support 4.19

    you can use following to code

    #if KERNEL_VERSION(4, 19, 0) <= LINUX_VERSION_CODE
    struct snd_soc_component *codec = snd_soc_dapm_to_component(w->dapm);
    struct tas256x_priv *p_tas256x = snd_soc_component_get_drvdata(codec);
    #else
    struct snd_soc_codec *codec = snd_soc_dapm_to_codec(w->dapm);
    struct tas256x_priv *p_tas256x = snd_soc_codec_get_drvdata(codec);
    #endif

    #if KERNEL_VERSION(4, 19, 0) <= LINUX_VERSION_CODE
    static struct snd_soc_component_driver soc_codec_driver_tas256x = {
    .probe = tas256x_codec_probe,
    .remove = tas256x_codec_remove,
    .read = tas256x_codec_read,
    .write = tas256x_codec_write,
    #if IS_ENABLED(CODEC_PM)
    .suspend = tas256x_codec_suspend,
    .resume = tas256x_codec_resume,
    #endif
    .controls = tas256x_snd_controls_mono,
    .num_controls = ARRAY_SIZE(tas256x_snd_controls_mono),
    .dapm_widgets = tas256x_dapm_widgets_mono,
    .num_dapm_widgets = ARRAY_SIZE(tas256x_dapm_widgets_mono),
    .dapm_routes = tas256x_audio_map_mono,
    .num_dapm_routes = ARRAY_SIZE(tas256x_audio_map_mono),
    };
    #else
    static struct snd_soc_codec_driver soc_codec_driver_tas256x = {
    .probe = tas256x_codec_probe,
    .remove = tas256x_codec_remove,
    .read = tas256x_codec_read,
    .write = tas256x_codec_write,
    #if IS_ENABLED(CODEC_PM)
    .suspend = tas256x_codec_suspend,
    .resume = tas256x_codec_resume,
    #endif
    .component_driver = {
    .controls = tas256x_snd_controls_mono,
    .num_controls = ARRAY_SIZE(tas256x_snd_controls_mono),
    .dapm_widgets = tas256x_dapm_widgets_mono,
    .num_dapm_widgets = ARRAY_SIZE(tas256x_dapm_widgets_mono),
    .dapm_routes = tas256x_audio_map_mono,
    .num_dapm_routes = ARRAY_SIZE(tas256x_audio_map_mono),
    },
    };
    #endif

    #if KERNEL_VERSION(4, 19, 0) <= LINUX_VERSION_CODE
    static int tas256x_codec_probe(struct snd_soc_component *codec)

    {

    }

    #else

    static int tas256x_codec_probe(struct snd_soc_codec *codec)

    {

    }

    #endif

    As to how to compile the module is as follow:

    create folder tas2563 into ../sound/soc/codec
    Add "source "sound/soc/codecs/tas2563/Kconfig" into "../sound/soc/codec/Kconfig"
    Add "obj-$(CONFIG_SND_SOC_TAS2563) += tas2563/" at the end of "../sound/soc/codec/Makefile"

    Pls config following compile variable in xxxx_defconfig file, or tas2563 driver can't be compiled properly.
    For example,
    CONFIG_SND_SOC_TAS2563=m
    CONFIG_TAS2563_REGMAP=y
    CONFIG_TAS2563_CODEC=y
    CONFIG_TAS2563_MISC=y

    Some debug commands:
    1)lsmod -- display the modules

    2)modprobe tas2563 -- load tas2563 module

  • 0 in reply to Shenghao Ding
    Intellectual 325 points

    Hi

    which platform you have used?

    --> we are using Qualcomm platform(QCS4290).

    I was able to build as module and loaded at boot-time. find the shared logs below

    we are using mono-speaker.

    --------------------------------------------------------------------

    [   24.322967] tas2563 1-004c: Driver ID: 1.0.0
    [   24.327267] tas2563 1-004c: tas2563_i2c_probe enter
    [   24.332830] tas2563 1-004c: ti,channels=2
    [   24.332841] tas2563 1-004c: ti,left-channel=0x4c
    -------------------------------------------------------------------

    can you share tas2563_uCDSP.bin and tas2563_cal.bin 

    tas2563_uCDSP.bin anyway we need to copy to some firmware folder.

    but how to use tas2563_cal.bin ?

    Thanks

  • 0 in reply to Raghu DP
    TI__Guru* 98255 points

    Hi Raghu,

    We'll review your details above and provide some further information within the next day.

    Best regards,
    -Ivan Salazar
    Applications Engineer - Low Power Audio & Actuators

  • 0 in reply to Raghu DP
    TI__Guru* 98255 points

    Hi Raghu,

    _cal.bin file is used during FTC, are you running this as well?

    For _uCDSP.bin you should use the binary file you get from PPC3 End System Integration, this is based on your speaker characterization and tuning.

    Best regards,
    -Ivan Salazar
    Applications Engineer - Low Power Audio & Actuators

  • 0 in reply to Ivan Salazar
    Intellectual 325 points

    Hi Ivan Salazar,

    we are seeing below errors with ti drivers

    [   26.428145] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_change_book_page, ERROR, L=196, E=-2
    [   26.434873] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_set_program() : finish
    [   26.440746] i2c_geni 4a84000.i2c: i2c error :-107
    [   26.468395] i2c_geni 4a84000.i2c: i2c error :-107
    [   26.498336] i2c_geni 4a84000.i2c: i2c error :-107
    [   26.528131] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_change_book_page, ERROR, L=196, E=-2
    [   26.535082] i2c_geni 4a84000.i2c: i2c error :-107
    [   26.568376] i2c_geni 4a84000.i2c: i2c error :-107
    [   26.598355] i2c_geni 4a84000.i2c: i2c error :-107
    [   26.628124] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_change_book_page, ERROR, L=196, E=-2

    Firmware info we seen as below.

    [   25.845868] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_fw_ready: start
    [   25.850834] tas2563 0-004c: firmware size: 28943
    [   25.855478] tas2563 0-004c: FW timestamp: 1551323635
    [   25.860499] tas2563 0-004c: FW Size       = 28943
    [   25.865225] tas2563 0-004c: Checksum      = 0xF5AE7FEB
    [   25.870410] tas2563 0-004c: PPC Version   = 0x8400
    [   25.875221] tas2563 0-004c: FW  Version    = 0x1010000
    [   25.880400] tas2563 0-004c: Driver Version= 0x0202
    [   25.885208] tas2563 0-004c: Timestamp     = 1551323635
    [   25.890384] tas2563 0-004c: DDC Name      = F7B_20190228
    [   25.895719] tas2563 0-004c: Description   = TI SmartAmp
    [   25.901006] tas2563 0-004c: header size: 112, line: 1192

    Please refer attached logs for full info.

    tas2563.txt

  • 0 in reply to Raghu DP
    TI__Genius 9730 points

    I found too many I2C error in the log. Pls check whether the i2c bus work well? I wonder whether other I2C chips not tas2563 can work well? 

  • 0 in reply to Raghu DP
    TI__Genius 9730 points

    Dear customer,

    Would you be so kind and check the hardware connection first? Most of our customers make a mistake for SCL and SDA pin, which usually cause I2C communication abnormal.

    You can still use following command to check hardware connection.

    i2cdetect -y 0

    If there’s no UU in the red circle, pls check the hardware. Thanks.

  • 0 in reply to Shenghao Ding
    Prodigy 200 points

    Hi, Shenghao,

    We have fixed the i2c transfer issues, now we have enabled I2C data/clks from CPU, but there is no output from tas2563, could you please help check the registers and help find out the reason:

    LEFT_AMP : 00_Device_Page <#00>= 0x00
    LEFT_AMP : 01_SW_Reset <#01>= 0x00
    LEFT_AMP : 02_Power_Control <#02>= 0x0E
    LEFT_AMP : 03_Playback_Config <#03>= 0x20
    LEFT_AMP : 04_MISC_Config_1 <#04>= 0xC6
    LEFT_AMP : 05_MISC_Config_2 <#06>= 0x19
    LEFT_AMP : 06_TDM_Config_1 <#06>= 0x19
    LEFT_AMP : 07_TDM2 <#07>= 0x02
    LEFT_AMP : 08_TDM3 <#08>= 0x7A
    LEFT_AMP : 09_TDM4 <#09>= 0x10
    LEFT_AMP : 0a_TDM5 <#10>= 0x13
    LEFT_AMP : 0b_TDM6 <#11>= 0x00
    LEFT_AMP : 0c_TDM7 <#12>= 0x00
    LEFT_AMP : 0d_TDM8 <#13>= 0x04
    LEFT_AMP : 0e_TDM9 <#14>= 0x05
    LEFT_AMP : 0f_TDM10 <#15>= 0x06
    LEFT_AMP : 10_TDM_Colok_Detection_Monitor <#16>= 0x07
    LEFT_AMP : 3e_NoiseGate_Control <#62>= 0x10
    LEFT_AMP : 5c__page2_NoiseGate_CH_Threshold_1 <#348>= 0x00
    LEFT_AMP : 5d_page2_NoiseGate_CH_Threshold_2 <#349>= 0x01
    LEFT_AMP : 5e_page2_NoiseGate_CH_Threshold_3 <#350>= 0x09
    LEFT_AMP : 5f_page2_NoiseGate_CH_Threshold_4 <#351>= 0x45
    LEFT_AMP : 64_page2_NoiseGate_Timer_1 <#356>= 0x00
    LEFT_AMP : 65_page2_NoiseGate_Timer_2 <#357>= 0x00
    LEFT_AMP : 66_page2_NoiseGate_Timer_3 <#358>= 0x4B
    LEFT_AMP : 67_page2_NoiseGate_Timer_4 <#359>= 0x00
    LEFT_AMP : 0c_page2_DVC_PCM_1 <#268>= 0x40
    LEFT_AMP : 0d_page2_DVC_PCM_2 <#269>= 0x00
    LEFT_AMP : 0e_page2_DVC_PCM_3 <#270>= 0x00
    LEFT_AMP : 0f_page2_DVC_PCM_4 <#271>= 0x00
    Right_AMP : 00_Device_Page <#00>= 0x00
    Right_AMP : 01_SW_Reset <#01>= 0x00
    Right_AMP : 02_Power_Control <#02>= 0x0E
    Right_AMP : 03_Playback_Config <#03>= 0x20
    Right_AMP : 04_MISC_Config_1 <#04>= 0xC6
    Right_AMP : 05_MISC_Config_2 <#06>= 0x19
    Right_AMP : 06_TDM_Config_1 <#06>= 0x19
    Right_AMP : 07_TDM2 <#07>= 0x02
    Right_AMP : 08_TDM3 <#08>= 0x7A
    Right_AMP : 09_TDM4 <#09>= 0x10
    Right_AMP : 0a_TDM5 <#10>= 0x13
    Right_AMP : 0b_TDM6 <#11>= 0x00
    Right_AMP : 0c_TDM7 <#12>= 0x00
    Right_AMP : 0d_TDM8 <#13>= 0x04
    Right_AMP : 0e_TDM9 <#14>= 0x05
    Right_AMP : 0f_TDM10 <#15>= 0x06
    Right_AMP : 10_TDM_Colok_Detection_Monitor <#16>= 0x07
    Right_AMP : 3e_NoiseGate_Control <#62>= 0x10
    Right_AMP : 5c__page2_NoiseGate_CH_Threshold_1 <#348>= 0x00
    Right_AMP : 5d_page2_NoiseGate_CH_Threshold_2 <#349>= 0x01
    Right_AMP : 5e_page2_NoiseGate_CH_Threshold_3 <#350>= 0x09
    Right_AMP : 5f_page2_NoiseGate_CH_Threshold_4 <#351>= 0x45
    Right_AMP : 64_page2_NoiseGate_Timer_1 <#356>= 0x00
    Right_AMP : 65_page2_NoiseGate_Timer_2 <#357>= 0x00
    Right_AMP : 66_page2_NoiseGate_Timer_3 <#358>= 0x4B
    Right_AMP : 67_page2_NoiseGate_Timer_4 <#359>= 0x00
    Right_AMP : 0c_page2_DVC_PCM_1 <#268>= 0x40
    Right_AMP : 0d_page2_DVC_PCM_2 <#269>= 0x00
    Right_AMP : 0e_page2_DVC_PCM_3 <#270>= 0x00
    Right_AMP : 0f_page2_DVC_PCM_4 <#271>= 0x00

    bengal:/d/regmap/0-004c # cat registers
    00: 00
    01: 00
    02: 00
    03: 20
    04: c6
    05: 22
    06: 19
    07: 02
    08: 72
    09: 10
    0a: 13
    0b: 00
    0c: 44
    0d: 04
    0e: 05
    0f: 06
    10: 07
    11: 7f
    12: 12
    13: 76
    14: 01
    15: 2e
    16: 60
    17: 0e
    18: 0c
    19: 00
    1a: fc
    1b: fb
    1c: df
    1d: ff
    1e: ff
    1f: 04
    20: 00
    21: 00
    22: 80
    23: 00
    24: 00
    25: 00
    26: 00
    27: 00
    28: 00
    29: 00
    2a: 00
    2b: 00
    2c: 00
    2d: ad
    2e: 80
    2f: a5
    30: 59
    31: 40
    32: 81
    33: 34
    34: 4b
    35: 74
    36: 0d
    37: 00
    38: 0a
    39: 0c
    3a: be
    3b: 58
    3c: 38
    3d: 08
    3e: 10
    3f: 00
    40: 76
    41: 41
    42: 00
    43: c0
    44: 10
    45: 21
    46: 00
    47: b4
    48: ac
    49: 00
    4a: 00
    4b: 10
    4c: 00
    4d: 00
    4e: 00
    4f: 00
    50: 00
    51: 00
    52: 00
    53: 00
    54: 00
    55: 00
    56: 00
    57: 00
    58: 00
    59: 00
    5a: 00
    5b: 00
    5c: 00
    5d: 00
    5e: 00
    5f: 00
    60: 00
    61: 00
    62: 00
    63: 00
    64: 00
    65: 00
    66: 00
    67: 00
    68: 00
    69: 00
    6a: 00
    6b: 00
    6c: 00
    6d: 00
    6e: 00
    6f: 00
    70: 00
    71: 00
    72: 00
    73: f0
    74: 00
    75: 0f
    76: 00
    77: 00
    78: 80
    79: 00
    7a: 00
    7b: 00
    7c: 00
    7d: 10
    7e: 92
    7f: 00
    80: 00

    Thanks!

  • 0 in reply to Feifei Hu
    Prodigy 200 points

    [ 128.055646] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_hw_params, format: 2
    [ 128.055678] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_set_bitwidth 1568
    [ 128.059309] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_dev_update_bits: chn4c:BOOK:PAGE:REG 0:0:8, mask: 0xc, val: 0x0
    [ 128.059337] tas2563 0-004c: mnCh_size: 16
    [ 128.059356] tas2563 0-004c: blr_clk_ratio: 32
    [ 128.060490] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_dev_update_bits: chn4c:BOOK:PAGE:REG 0:0:12, mask: 0xff, val: 0x40
    [ 128.061215] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_dev_update_bits: chn4c:BOOK:PAGE:REG 0:0:12, mask: 0xff, val: 0x44
    [ 128.061237] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_hw_params, sample rate: 48000
    [ 128.061677] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_dev_update_bits: chn4c:BOOK:PAGE:REG 0:0:6, mask: 0x20, val: 0x0
    [ 128.062117] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_dev_update_bits: chn4c:BOOK:PAGE:REG 0:0:6, mask: 0xe, val: 0x8
    [ 128.082201] __afe_port_start: port id: 0x1000
    [ 128.082251] afe_get_cal_topology_id: cal_type 8 not initialized for this port 4096
    [ 128.090056] afe_get_cal_topology_id: cal_type 9 not initialized for this port 4096
    [ 128.097724] afe_send_port_topology_id: AFE set topology id 0x0 enable for port 0x1000 ret -22
    [ 128.097741] send_afe_cal_type: cal_index is 0
    [ 128.097758] send_afe_cal_type: dev_acdb_id[40] is 0
    [ 128.097774] send_afe_cal_type cal_block not found!!
    [ 128.103383] afe_send_hw_delay: port_id 0x1000 rate 48000 delay_usec 0 status 0
    [ 128.108501] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_mute
    [ 128.108521] tas2563 0-004c: unmute: tas2563_mute
    [ 128.108538] tas2563 0-004c: set power state: 0
    [ 128.108556] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_set_power_state, state: 0, mbPowerup 0
    [ 128.108573] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_set_calibration start
    [ 128.114141] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_load_calibration:
    [ 128.114647] tas2563 0-004c: TAS2563 calibration file = /mnt/vendor/persist/audio/tas2563_cal.bin, handle = 1104787008
    [ 128.124986] tas2563 0-004c: TAS2563 calibration file size = 440
    [ 128.125010] tas2563 0-004c: firmware size: 440
    [ 128.125026] tas2563 0-004c: FW timestamp: 1552463249
    [ 128.125073] tas2563 0-004c: FW Size = 440
    [ 128.125089] tas2563 0-004c: Checksum = 0x0000
    [ 128.125105] tas2563 0-004c: PPC Version = 0x0000
    [ 128.125120] tas2563 0-004c: FW Version = 0x0000
    [ 128.125136] tas2563 0-004c: Driver Version= 0x0100
    [ 128.125152] tas2563 0-004c: Timestamp = 1552463249
    [ 128.125167] tas2563 0-004c: DDC Name = Calibration Data File
    [ 128.125183] tas2563 0-004c: Description = Calibration Data File for TAS2563 Mono
    [ 128.125199] tas2563 0-004c: header size: 139, line: 1193
    [ 128.125216] tas2563 0-004c: program size: 2, line: 1210
    [ 128.125233] tas2563 0-004c: config size: 2, line: 1218
    [ 128.125281] tas2563 0-004c: fw_parse_data, 1007
    [ 128.125333] tas2563 0-004c: fw_parse_block_data, 966
    [ 128.125348] tas2563 0-004c: fw_parse_block_data, 970
    [ 128.125383] tas2563 0-004c: fw_parse_block_data, 995
    [ 128.125399] tas2563 0-004c: calib size: 297, line: 1228
    [ 128.125416] tas2563 0-004c: TAS2563 calibration: 1 calibrations
    [ 128.125434] tas2563 0-004c: pProgram->mnAppMode is 1
    [ 128.125450] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_set_calibration, load calibration
    [ 128.125467] tas2563 0-004c: TAS2563 load data: Calibration Data, Blocks = 1, Block Type = 3
    [ 128.125485] tas2563 0-004c: TAS2563 load block: Type = 3, commands = 21
    [ 128.126243] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_dev_bulk_write: chn4c:BOOK:PAGE:REG 0:15:52, len: 0x04
    [ 128.126657] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_dev_bulk_write: chn4c:BOOK:PAGE:REG 0:15:72, len: 0x04
    [ 128.127067] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_dev_bulk_write: chn4c:BOOK:PAGE:REG 0:15:64, len: 0x04
    [ 128.127753] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_dev_bulk_write: chn4c:BOOK:PAGE:REG 0:13:60, len: 0x04
    [ 128.128852] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_dev_bulk_write: chn4c:BOOK:PAGE:REG 0:16:20, len: 0x04
    [ 128.130161] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_dev_bulk_write: chn4c:BOOK:PAGE:REG 140:25:124, len: 0x04
    [ 128.131399] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_dev_bulk_write: chn4c:BOOK:PAGE:REG 0:53:44, len: 0x04
    [ 128.131417] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_set_calibration finish
    [ 128.138187] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_dev_update_bits: chn4c:BOOK:PAGE:REG 0:0:2, mask: 0xf, val: 0x80
    [ 128.138205] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_set_power_state channel is 1
    [ 128.138947] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_dev_update_bits: chn4c:BOOK:PAGE:REG 0:0:48, mask: 0x4, val: 0x4
    [ 128.238774] tas2563 0-004c: irq_work_routine
    [ 128.239752] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_dev_write: chn4c:BOOK:PAGE:REG 0:0:26, VAL: 0xfc
    [ 128.240559] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_dev_write: chn4c:BOOK:PAGE:REG 0:0:27, VAL: 0xfb
    [ 128.241348] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_dev_write: chn4c:BOOK:PAGE:REG 0:0:28, VAL: 0xdf
    [ 128.249555] tas2563 0-004c: irq_work_routine
    [ 128.250388] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_dev_write: chn4c:BOOK:PAGE:REG 0:0:26, VAL: 0xfc
    [ 128.251581] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_dev_write: chn4c:BOOK:PAGE:REG 0:0:27, VAL: 0xfb
    [ 128.252786] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_dev_write: chn4c:BOOK:PAGE:REG 0:0:28, VAL: 0xdf
    [ 128.320391] init: starting service 'qspmhal'...

  • 0 in reply to Feifei Hu
    TI__Genius 9730 points

    Could you tell me the sampling-rate, bitwidth of the bitstream you are playing?

    And what’s I2S bit clk of the system?

    If you can't answer above question correctly, would you be so kind and measure the I2S Bitclk and WS with scope?

    According to your register dump, the TDM Clock detection monitor Field Descriptions----Book0Page0Registe0x11=0x7F, the FS_RATIO is INVALID.

    Thanks.

  • 0 in reply to Shenghao Ding
    Prodigy 200 points

    [  157.780796] bengal-asoc-snd soc:qcom,msm-audio-apr:qcom,q6core-audio:sound: msm_mi2s_set_sclk: clock rate 1536000l

    [  157.870021] msm-dai-q6-mi2s soc:qcom,msm-dai-mi2s:qcom,msm-dai-q6-mi2s-prim: msm_dai_q6_mi2s_prepare: dai id 0, afe port id = 0x1000\x0adai_data->channels = 2 sample_rate = 48000

    [  157.983015] adm_get_idx_if_copp_exists: port_idx-40, topology-0x11000003, mode-0, rate-48000, bit_width-16

  • 0 in reply to Shenghao Ding
    Prodigy 200 points

    [13099.048768] bengal-asoc-snd soc:qcom,msm-audio-apr:qcom,q6core-audio:sound: msm_mi2s_set_sclk: clock rate 3072000l

    setting the clock to 3072000, bitwidth=32,samplerate=48khz, still meet 0x11 = 7h

  • 0 in reply to Feifei Hu
    TI__Genius 9730 points

    I have confused what on earth clk rate you used, 3.072 MHz or 1.536 MHz?

    Would you be so kind and use scope to measure it? Whether or not the I2S signal is on, including bit clk, WS clk and I2S data?

    Thanks.

  • 0 in reply to Shenghao Ding
    Prodigy 200 points

    tried both 3.072 MHz and 1.536 MHz, both failed with 0x11=7fh.

  • 0 in reply to Feifei Hu
    TI__Genius 9730 points

    Would you be so kind use scope to measure them? Thanks.

  • 0 in reply to Shenghao Ding
    Prodigy 200 points

    Sorry for there is not any check point in the board to measure those signals, is there any other method to check?

    Thanks

  • 0 in reply to Feifei Hu
    TI__Genius 9730 points

    According to the value of 0x11, the input signal to tas2563 is wrong, most probably the I2S signal is not on or abnormal. Please consult hardware guy whether there's another way to check the input signals.

  • 0 in reply to Shenghao Ding
    Prodigy 200 points

    HI, Shenghao, after changing some parameters, registers are shown as bellow:

    00: 00
    01: 00
    02: 00
    03: 20
    04: c6
    05: 22
    06: 19
    07: 02
    08: 7e
    09: 10
    0a: 13
    0b: 00
    0c: 44
    0d: 04
    0e: 05
    0f: 06
    10: 07
    11: 24
    12: 12
    13: 76
    14: 01
    15: 2e
    16: 60
    17: 0e
    18: 0c
    19: 00
    1a: fc
    1b: fb
    1c: df
    1d: ff
    1e: ff
    1f: 00
    20: 00
    21: 80
    22: 80
    23: 00
    24: 00
    25: 00
    26: 90
    27: 80
    28: 00
    29: 40
    2a: 00
    2b: 00
    2c: 00
    2d: ad
    2e: 00
    2f: a0
    30: 59
    31: 40
    32: 81
    33: 34
    34: 4b
    35: 74
    36: 01
    37: 00
    38: 0a
    39: 0c
    3a: be
    3b: 58
    3c: 38
    3d: 08
    3e: 10
    3f: 00
    40: 76
    41: 41
    42: 00
    43: c0
    44: 10
    45: 21
    46: 00
    47: 3b
    48: ec
    49: 00
    4a: 00
    4b: 10
    4c: 00
    4d: 00
    4e: 00
    4f: 00
    50: 00
    51: 00
    52: 00
    53: 00
    54: 00
    55: 00
    56: 00
    57: 00
    58: 00
    59: 00
    5a: 00
    5b: 00
    5c: 00
    5d: 00
    5e: 00
    5f: 00
    60: 00
    61: 00
    62: 00
    63: 00
    64: 00
    65: 00
    66: 00
    67: 00
    68: 00
    69: 00
    6a: 00
    6b: 00
    6c: 00
    6d: 00
    6e: 00
    6f: 00
    70: 00
    71: 00
    72: 00
    73: f0
    74: 00
    75: 0f
    76: 00
    77: 00
    78: 80
    79: 00
    7a: 00
    7b: 00
    7c: 00
    7d: 10
    7e: dd
    7f: 00
    80: 00

    0x11 currently is not 7fh, could you please help check is there any other issues from the registers?

    btw, We are using sample rate 48khz, bit clk 3.072Mhz, bit width S32_LE

    log file is attachedaudio_log_2563_dmesg.txt

    Thanks!

  • 0 in reply to Feifei Hu
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    Hi, Feifei,

    Our team will review the information you shared and provide their feedback as soon as possible.

    Best regards,
    Luis Fernando Rodríguez S.

  • 0 in reply to Luis Fernando Rodriguez S.
    Intellectual 325 points

    5758.register_dump.txt 
    bengal:/ # cat /d/regmap/0-004c/registers                                                                                                                                              
00: 00
01: 00
02: 0e
03: 20
04: c6
05: 22
06: 19
07: 02
08: 72
09: 10
0a: 13
0b: 00
0c: 44
0d: 04
0e: 05
0f: 06
10: 07
11: 14
12: 12
13: 76
14: 01
15: 2e
16: 60
17: 0e
18: 0c
19: 00
1a: fc
1b: fb
1c: df
1d: ff
1e: ff
1f: 00
20: 00
21: 00
22: 00
23: 00
24: 00
25: 00
26: 00
27: 00
28: 00
29: 00
2a: 00
2b: 00
2c: 00
2d: 00
2e: 00
2f: 00
30: 59
31: 40
32: 81
33: 34
34: 4b
35: 74
36: 0c
37: 00
38: 0a
39: 0c
3a: be
3b: 58
3c: 38
3d: 08
3e: 10
3f: 00
40: 76
41: 41
42: 00
43: c0
44: 10
45: 21
46: 00
47: 00
48: 2c
49: 00
4a: 00
4b: 10
4c: 00
4d: 00
4e: 00
4f: 00
50: 00
51: 00
52: 00
53: 00
54: 00
55: 00
56: 00
57: 00
58: 00
59: 00
5a: 00
5b: 00
5c: 00
5d: 00
5e: 00
5f: 00
60: 00
61: 00
62: 00
63: 00
64: 00
65: 00
66: 00
67: 00
68: 00
69: 00
6a: 00
6b: 00
6c: 00
6d: 00
6e: 00
6f: 00
70: 00
71: 00
72: 00
73: f0
74: 00
75: 0f
76: 00
77: 00
78: 80
79: 00
7a: 00
7b: 00
7c: 00
7d: 10
7e: de
7f: 00
80: 00
    tas2563_audio_logging.txt

    HI Luis Fernando Rodriguez S

    Please find the attached logs, waveform's and register dump details.

    Now MI2S lines are proper. please check the logs and provide your feedback.

    Please share any userguide or testapp to check TI PA.

    Thanks

    Anil

  • 0 in reply to Raghu DP
    TI__Guru* 84915 points

    Thank you, Anil,

    Our team is reviewing this information. They will provide their feedback soon.

    Best regards,
    Luis Fernando Rodríguez S.

  • 0 in reply to Raghu DP
    TI__Genius 9730 points

    Hi,

    The register dump you share is in poweroff mode, as you know Book0Page0Reg0x2 = 0xe, this means chip is in power off.

    Pls check why the chip has not been power off. Are you sure the code has been called the tas2563_mute?

    One more thing, the clk freq you measured is 512kHz, this freq is very strange. Is this the sample rate?

    Good luck

  • 0 in reply to Raghu DP
    TI__Genius 9730 points

    Hi Anil

    Pls still check the I2S bitclk and WS clk in your project.

  • 0 in reply to Shenghao Ding
    Intellectual 325 points

    Hi

    we measured the WS line and SDIN0 line. we are not measured the clk line.

    we are not modify any register to keep the chip power off. it is loading the firmware and calibration file successfully.

    log is saying that power up and called tas2563_mute function.

    [  307.321304] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_mute
    [  307.321318] tas2563 0-004c: mute: tas2563_mute
    [  307.321332] tas2563 0-004c: set power state: 2
    [  307.321347] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_set_power_state, state: 2, mbPowerup 1
    [  307.322046] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_dev_update_bits: chn4c:BOOK:PAGE:REG 0:0:2, mask: 0x3, val: 0x2
    [  307.324359] q6asm_callback: No wait command opcode[0x10d99] cmd_opcode:1fbb4000

    Thanks

    Anil

  • 0 in reply to Raghu DP
    TI__Genius 9730 points

    Hi Anil

    state = 2 means shutdown. What kind of case you use?

    Have you use tinyplay to play a music? One more thing, what's the freq of the WS clk?

  • 0 in reply to Shenghao Ding
    Intellectual 325 points

    Hi

    we have used

    tinymix "SEC_MI2S_RX Audio Mixer MultiMedia1" 1
    tinymix "SEC_MI2S_RX Format" "S32_LE"

    tinyplay ".wav"

    freq of WS is 50 KHz.

    clk we are not measured since we dont have tp.

    Thanks

  • 0 in reply to Raghu DP
    TI__Genius 9730 points

    WS clk may be 48kHz, and bit clk should be 3,072MHz. This is the standard data for audio.

    Pls make the state should be 1, active mode in playback

  • 0 in reply to Shenghao Ding
    Prodigy 200 points

    [ 295.224610] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_mute
    [ 295.224625] tas2563 0-004c: unmute: tas2563_mute
    [ 295.224641] tas2563 0-004c: set power state: 0
    [ 295.224658] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_set_power_state, state: 0, mbPowerup 0
    [ 295.224676] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_set_calibration start
    [ 295.230649] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_load_calibration:

    Shenghao, when playback starts, logs shows has setting power state to active(0)

    and these logs happend when we stopped the playback:

    [ 307.321304] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_mute
    [ 307.321318] tas2563 0-004c: mute: tas2563_mute
    [ 307.321332] tas2563 0-004c: set power state: 2
    [ 307.321347] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_set_power_state, state: 2, mbPowerup 1
    [ 307.322046] tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_dev_update_bits: chn4c:BOOK:PAGE:REG 0:0:2, mask: 0x3, val: 0x2

    #define TAS2563_POWER_ACTIVE 0
    #define TAS2563_POWER_MUTE 1
    #define TAS2563_POWER_SHUTDOWN 2

    also we are trying to write command to set power to active mode during unmute, previously in driver code from TI github  it was commented .

    Thanks!

  • 0 in reply to Feifei Hu
    TI__Genius 9730 points

    Pls get the register dump during playback, that is active mode.

    The log is correct. If you play a 48kHz, 32-bit, stereo music, can you hear the music? 

  • 0 in reply to Raghu DP
    Intellectual 325 points

    Hi

    This part of code commented in ti driver code.

    ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

            case TAS2563_POWER_ACTIVE:
    /*
                    nResult = pTAS2563->update_bits(pTAS2563, TAS2563_PowerControl,
                            TAS2563_PowerControl_OperationalMode10_Mask |
                            TAS2563_PowerControl_ISNSPower_Mask |
                            TAS2563_PowerControl_VSNSPower_Mask,
                            TAS2563_PowerControl_OperationalMode10_Active |
                            TAS2563_PowerControl_VSNSPower_Active |
                            TAS2563_PowerControl_ISNSPower_Active);
                    if (nResult < 0)
                            return nResult;
    */

    regmap_2.txt 
    engal:/ # cat /d/regmap/0-004c/registers                                                                                                                                              
00: 00
01: 00
02: 00
03: 20
04: c6
05: 22
06: 19
07: 02
08: 7e
09: 10
0a: 13
0b: 00
0c: 44
0d: 04
0e: 05
0f: 06
10: 07
11: 24
12: 12
13: 76
14: 01
15: 2e
16: 60
17: 0e
18: 0c
19: 00
1a: fc
1b: fb
1c: df
1d: ff
1e: ff
1f: 00
20: 00
21: 80
22: 80
23: 00
24: 00
25: 00
26: 90
27: 80
28: 00
29: 40
2a: 00
2b: 00
2c: 00
2d: ba
2e: 00
2f: a3
30: 59
31: 40
32: 81
33: 34
34: 4b
35: 74
36: 08
37: 00
38: 0a
39: 0c
3a: be
3b: 58
3c: 38
3d: 08
3e: 10
3f: 00
40: 76
41: 41
42: 00
43: c0
44: 10
45: 21
46: 00
47: 40
48: 2c
49: 00
4a: 00
4b: 10
4c: 00
4d: 00
4e: 00
4f: 00
50: 00
51: 00
52: 00
53: 00
54: 00
55: 00
56: 00
57: 00
58: 00
59: 00
5a: 00
5b: 00
5c: 00
5d: 00
5e: 00
5f: 00
60: 00
61: 00
62: 00
63: 00
64: 00
65: 00
66: 00
67: 00
68: 00
69: 00
6a: 00
6b: 00
6c: 00
6d: 00
6e: 00
6f: 00
70: 00
71: 00
72: 00
73: f0
74: 00
75: 0f
76: 00
77: 00
78: 80
79: 00
7a: 00
7b: 00
7c: 00
7d: 10
7e: a4
7f: 00
80: 00
bengal:/ #

    ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    after un-commneting the code we are seeing the regdump is 02:00.

    12-22 12:43:35.854     0     0 I tas2563 0-004c: entry tas2563_mute params mute = 0
    12-22 12:43:35.854     0     0 I tas2563 0-004c: tas2563_mute channel chn  = 1
    12-22 12:43:35.854     0     0 I tas2563 0-004c: set power state: 0

    attached the register dump pls have a look.

    Thanks

  • 0 in reply to Shenghao Ding
    Prodigy 200 points

    No, no output from the tas2563 measured in the output pin, no sound either, 

  • 0 in reply to Raghu DP
    TI__Genius 9730 points

    The code will be power on the chip in irq_work_queue.
    I think pTAS2563->mnIRQGPIO or pTAS2563->mnIRQGPIO2 is invalid, which causes the irq_work_queue has not been created.
    In tas2563-regmap.c
    if (gpio_is_valid(pTAS2563->mnIRQGPIO) ||
    gpio_is_valid(pTAS2563->mnIRQGPIO2)) {
    INIT_DELAYED_WORK(&pTAS2563->irq_work, irq_work_routine);
    }
    As to the register dump, B0P0R0x11 seems OK, it is 0x24, that means audio data is 32bit, 48kHz

  • 0 in reply to Feifei Hu
    TI__Genius 9730 points

    Can you describe how to play the music?

  • 0 in reply to Shenghao Ding
    Prodigy 200 points

    tinymix "SEC_MI2S_RX Audio Mixer MultiMedia1" 1
    tinymix "SEC_MI2S_RX SampleRate" KHZ_48
    tinymix "SEC_MI2S_RX Channels" "Two"
    tinymix "SEC_MI2S_RX Format" S32_LE

    Above commands are used for enabling MI2S output and configuring correct parameters.

    tinyplay /data/HighQuality.wav

    run this command to play music.

  • 0 in reply to Feifei Hu
    TI__Genius 9730 points

    Where have you get the FW bin file?

  • 0 in reply to Shenghao Ding
    Intellectual 325 points

    Hi

    we are using single single channel, single irq and single reset pin.

    even thought it is not irqgpio2 is ot there it should call irq_work_routine.

    we are playning the audio as below

    tinymix "SEC_MI2S_RX Audio Mixer MultiMedia1" 1

    tinymix "SEC_MI2S_RX Format" "S32_LE"

    tinyplay ".wav"

    Thanks

  • 0 in reply to Shenghao Ding
    Prodigy 200 points

    Downloaded from Ti website, may you provide another better one?

  • 0 in reply to Feifei Hu
    TI__Genius 9730 points

    Share the tinymix log with me.

    adb shell tinymix >tinymix.log

  • 0 in reply to Feifei Hu
    TI__Genius 9730 points

    Pls confirm whether the speaker connection is OK

  • 0 in reply to Feifei Hu
    TI__Guru* 84915 points

    Thank you for sharing the tinymix log. Our team will review this information and provide a response about it.

    Best regards,
    Luis Fernando Rodríguez S.

  • 0 in reply to Shenghao Ding
    Prodigy 200 points

    confirmed with HW team, speaker connection is fine.

    we measured the out_p and out_n pin, on output there.

  • 0 in reply to Feifei Hu
    Intellectual 325 points

    HI

    Attached the firmware and calibration file used.

    Please check. if they are wrong provide the correct one.

    thanks

  • 0 in reply to Raghu DP
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    Hi, Shenghao,

    Could you take a look at the provided files and let us know your thoughts?

    Thank you.

    Best regards,
    Luis Fernando Rodríguez S.