PADK C6727 Peripheral Daughter Card Question

jeff fisher

In looking at the technical guide for the C6727 PADK, it appears that only receive data signals are routed to the McASP ports. It this observation correct? Is there means to send McASP datt to and from this card via an external interface?

over 14 years ago

0 dabuan over 14 years ago

TI__Genius 14545 points

Have you referenced the schematics to confirm your suspicions?

0 jeff fisher over 14 years ago in reply to dabuan

Prodigy 80 points

Drew,

I do not have a set of schematics. As a matter of fact I very dissapointed in the amount of information that TI offers for me to review the board before I purchase them. I had to call LYRTECH to get a technical reference guide. Can you provide me with a set of schematics?

0 dabuan over 14 years ago in reply to jeff fisher

TI__Genius 14545 points

Jeff,

The PADK is not a TI product. Lyrtech (3rd Party Design House) owns the design rights to the PADK so we cannot provide the schematics at will. If you browse to their website, you can download the product sheet which contains a block diagram. This shows that both the ADCs and the DACs are connected to McASP

0 jeff fisher over 14 years ago in reply to dabuan

Prodigy 80 points

Drew,

Thank you for your answer HOWEVER I am dissappointed in your response. First of all if I purchased the PADK kit from TI, TI should be responsible for supplying Aeronix with the missing disk not Lyrtech. Secondly, I have sent Lyrtech an email and voice messages last week about the missing disk and I have not heard back from them yet.

0 dabuan over 14 years ago in reply to jeff fisher

TI__Genius 14545 points

Jeff,

Can I infer that you did purchase the PDK? I didn't see mention of a missing disk in the above, so I'm not sure what you are referring to.

If this is the case, and the kit is missing any contents, you can work through a local TI sales office to return the product, or to obtain the missing content.

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