Hello User,
Ensure all LED cables are securely connected to the electronics board. See that the DMD flex PCB is firmly fitted to the electronics board as well.
Please try flashing the EVM again with a compatible FW build.
Best,
John
Hi, all the cables and the DMD flex PCB are firmly connected.
Now I am trying to re-flash the EVM again, I am following this thread:
but I have some questions,
1. Should I reflash the firmware using the DLP LightCrafter Display software?
2, I opened the DLP LightCrafter Display, and then the EVM with USB, then switch on the power, I found it seems can't find any projector in the software
Please help, thanks.
Hello User,
If the Light Crafter GUI is failing to connect, please try the GUI on this page: https://www.ti.com/tool/DLP4710EVM-LC.
Go to the FW tab, backup your current image if you haven't already, then attempt to program the EVM.
Best Regards,
John
Hi, thanks, I've downloaded the software DLP-EVM-GUI-3.2.0.7-Setup.exe as your guide. After I installed the GUI and used the firmware
dpp3439-dual-ASIC_7.3.2.img
which I downloaded from DLPDLCR4710EVM-G2 page and updated the firmware. It showed completed.
After I powered off and then powered on and then pressed the SW21, the issue remained the same: the light system did not seem to work.
For your reference, I've attached other pages(information) here.
Please help, thanks!
Hello User,
Allow the team time to look into your feedback and provide next steps.
Best,
John
Hello User,
You may need to connect directly to the flash IC and reprogram the unit.
We have a guide here. https://e2e.ti.com/support/dlp-products-group/dlp/f/dlp-products-forum/1119952/faq-spi-flash-device-with-soic-clip-guide-for-corrupted-devices
You are effectively connecting directly to flash IC and writing directly to it. This will require your PC, spi adapter, and clips to connect directly to flash.
Hi, thanks, I've connected via SPI. could you guide me where to find the image file to flash in?
I've written the image
dpp3439-dual-ASIC_7.3.2.img
into both the Master and the Slave flash. but the same problem here. Could you check for me? thanks!
The verification process:
To make sure I've written successfully, I've read from the flash and saved the data file and attached here again.
There are 4 files in the zip file, 2 (mater and slave) are before writing to flash, 2 are after writing.
I've compared the 4 files and they are identical.
Also I compared them to the dpp3439-dual-ASIC_7.3.2.img file with Notepad++, and Notepad++ said it's identical, although the I noticed that the file size of dpp3439-dual-ASIC_7.3.2.img is 7,888 KB while the file read from the IC is 8192 KB.