ADCPRO download link help

Hi, All !

I a looking for the TI "ADCPro Analog-to-Digital Converter", but I cannot find it in the provided links and others found in Internet.

Could anyone, please, upload it into a repository (DropBox, or whatever) and send the link to me to download it?

Thanks in advance for your help!

Pablo.

I'm having no luck downloading the ADCPro also.

This is the link I am using:    I'm not sure if the ftp server is down or what...

ftp.ti.com/.../adcpro-wlvrt-2.0.1.exe

Thanks!

Brynn,

Right now, I'm having a problem reaching the ftp.ti.com site as well. I suspect that the server is down. I'll check into it and get back to you.

Joseph Wu

Brynn,

Can you please try downloading the software from the ADCPro site again? I've checked and it looks like the server is working again.

Joseph Wu

Hi Joe,

   I was able to download the files with no problem, thanks for The help.

Brynn

Hi Joe,
Now that I am up and running with ADCPro, it looks like I need a plug-in for the ADS1675REF board, and I cannot locate that anywhere.
Do you know where that is?

Brynn

Brynn,


On the ADS1675REF board page, there is a heading for "Free Evaluation Tool Description". Below that, there are two links. The first one is for the ADCPro Installer, and the second is for the "ADS1675REF Plugin Version 2.0.0 Installation". You should be able to download it from that.

Here's a direct link:
ftp.ti.com/.../ads1675-adcproplugin-2.0.0.exe


Joseph Wu

Hi Joe,
Thanks! Now can you tell me why when I run it with the right plugin, it acts like it is working, but only reads 0's for all the data.
I put a signal generator on the coax input sockets, but I still see zero's.
I put my scope on R30,R31, and R32 (the LVDS 'termination?' resistors for the ADS1675's clock and data), but I don't see them toggling.
I tried both LVDS and CMOS, and pretty much all the meager options.

The ADS1675REF board doesn't seem to have an easy connector to get the clk and data out.

Brynn

Actually now that I am RTFM, I see that I have to provide a +9 and -4 volts to the board, which I am not yet providing.

I also see that JP1 was not populated. I shorted JP1-1 and JP1-2, which should say that I am providing the -4v.

Brynn,


I'm glad you were able to find that. On some of our other EVMs, ADCPro will give you an error message when external supplies aren't provided. If you have any other questions, please post back. Just to let you know, I might not be the one to respond - I generally don't support the ADS1675.


Joseph Wu