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Original question:
Okay, so this question has been frequently asked on this forum but none of the posts contained anything that worked for me.
I have an ES1.0 AWR1642BOOST that I am using with a DCA1000 board (latest version). I am following the online video as well as the quick start guide. I have both mmWave studio version 1.0 and version 2.0 and I have followed all the steps on both the versions of mmWave studio (mmWave studio 1.0 has the files for ES1.0 board). However, as soon as I press SPI Connect, nothing happens and the program is stuck there. I cannot use any other button or commands. Please help.
I am attaching the images for mmWave studio 2.0 as well in case you want me to try it out. This also gets stuck at SPI Connect.
Akash,
Look at the image below, bottom right for the label "SOP controls"
Please look at 1642 Users Guide located HERE on section 2.7, page 18.
Also look at the mmWave video 2.4 DCA1000 Training Video; it goes over SOP settings around 1:40 of the video
Alex
Hi,
I erased my sflash but the problem still persists. Here's my output: I am noticing that I have an error - "Status: Failed, Error Type: RRFDCCARD_SUCCESS". Is this because my ethernet is Intel I219-LM?
Akash,
1) change your DCA1000 switches to reflect the image below
2) change the USB cable that goes from the PC to the DCA1000
3) try a different computer
please let me know if this resolves your issue.
Alex
Akash,
Looks like you selected 12bit mode, change it to 16bit like the image below.
and please try the rest of the step stated on the previous post
2) change the USB cable that goes from the PC to the DCA1000
3) try a different computer
Alex
