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Looking for right documentation

Remco Poelstra
Intellectual 985 points
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMS320C6748

Hi all,

 

As I've a basic "hello world" running on my C6748, I wanted to make a LED blink. I know I've to setup the PINMUX registers and I've also read that in order to do so I've to write a key to the kick registers.

But for some reason I can nowhere find any information as to what the values should be. I know there is a PINMUX Utility, but I still would like to have some documentation about the values. I also need the key to write to the kick registers of course. Is there some documentation about the syscfg module? I've consulted the datasheet and megamodule reference as well as the GPIO guide.

Am I overlooking some documentation source?

 

Regards,

 

Remco Poelstra

 

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    TI__Guru* 84110 points

    Remco,

    All device documentation is found in the TMS320C6748 Product Folder. There are also links there to software packages and development platforms, all of which will include documentation to support those packages.

    Go to the TI Wiki Pages and search for "c6748 training" (no quotes) to find some online course material that will be helpful for you to go through to learn the basic of operation for the C6748 and use of the Code Composer Studio development tools.

    What additional information would we need to help you?

    Regards,
    RandyP

  • 0 in reply to RandyP
    Intellectual 985 points

    Thanks for pointing me back to the product folder. I had completely overlooked the technical reference manual.

    What would be very helpfull for a beginner like me is some sort of overview document, as it's difficult to judge what belongs where and currently documentation seems a bit scattered. Also a step by step guide like from "C6000 Embedded Design Workshop Using SYS/BIOS" is very helpfull, but since it's for a different platform I could not really use it, apart from the beginning.

    The LCDK promised I would be coding in less than an hour, but it took me 3 days. But at least I'm coding a bit now....