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CDCE6214: Programming CDCE6214 from MCP2221A over I2C

Borge Strand-Bergesen
Intellectual 695 points
Part Number: CDCE6214

Hi guys, 

I'm bringing up a new design where the CDCE6214 is programmed over USB. The Microchip MCP2221A acts as an USB-I2C bridge. 

We have a CDCE6214-Q1EVM dev kit that can be used to validate output signals and generate a memory map to copy in over I2C. 

Do you have existing design notes or tips & tricks for controlling the CDCE6214 from our own code? The plan is to use Python and Linux for this purpose. 

Best regards, 

Børge

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    TI__Genius 16490 points

    Borge,

    For programming the device, please refer to 9.5 Programming in the datasheet, specifically Figure 33. I2C-Compatible Serial Interface, Supported Protocol and Figure 34. EEPROM Direct Access Using I2C.

    If writing all registers from a file, be certain to write in order from R85 to R0. R0 contains the I2C_A0 bit for the device I2C address, as well as the recalibration and sync bits. I recommend also recalibration of the PLL after modification of the PLL settings (R0[4] = 1).

    Thanks,

    Kadeem