
Technical discussions about the TI C6000 DSPs (including the c62x, c64x and c67x DSPs).
hello is it possible to burn your aplication/code by a pci when the card is in the computer? or the pci is only for send/recieve data? thanks amitai
hi amitai,
By using valleytech pci driver (check out: http://c6000.spectrumdigital.com/evmdm642/ )one
can download *.out onto DM642 & run the application.But full fledged debugging &
emulation is not possible.
hope this serves,
suresh kirthi
amitaiu <a...@yahoo.com> wrote:
hello
is it possible to burn your aplication/code by a pci when the card is
in the computer? or the pci is only for send/recieve data?
thanks
amitai
Regards,
Suresh Kirthi..........
"Obstacles Don't Have To Stop You. If You Run Into A Wall, Don't Turn Around And Give Up.
Figure Out How To Climb It, Go Through It, Or Work Around It"
--Michael Jordan
Amitai, The PCI interface allow the host to access any location in the DSP Address space. This is done through a 4 MB window which base address can be configured by the host >From there you have 2 possibilities to burn your app : - access to the flash directly from host and apply flashing algorithm. - download a DSP app that will do the flashing it self I rather prefer the 2nd solution as it off load the PCI bus from a lot of load because flash programming requires a lot of polling. Advantage of 1st solution is that you have only a single code to develop (on the host side) while with the 2nd solution you need 2 application (host and DSP) to have a minimum dialog to at least let the host know when the flash burning is done. Regards, jean-michel. ----- Original Message ----- From: "amitaiu" <a...@yahoo.com> To: <c...@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2006 1:27 PM Subject: [c6x] working on dm642 with pci > hello > is it possible to burn your aplication/code by a pci when the card is > in the computer? or the pci is only for send/recieve data? > > thanks > amitai
hi I designed a board with C6203 but I saw something strange I used a TPS70448 to power the DSP and I give it 5v supply, It has tow output a 3.3v and a 1.5v when I turned the power on the 3.3v output is OK but the 1.5v output is 2.5v I disconnected the 1.5v output pins of the TPS from the board and let just the 3.3v output connected to the DSP when I chek the CVDD pins of the DSP i saw that there is 2.5v on them. I mean without connecting anything to CVDD and just giving 3.3v to DVDD the DSP generate 2.5v on CVDD. what is the problem?? please help me thanks Yasser
Hello, I have a DM642EVM card. I want to load my program into DSP via PCI and work with it. I have done all things necessary : 1- I found the PCI card and it is in pci boot mode 2- I asserted a Warm Reset 3- I initialized the EMIF 4- I loaded my program to DSP and card memory 5- I asserted a DSPINT interrupt to execute my program. The strange thing is that all steps above except the step#5 work, and the step 5 does not work; i.e, my DSP does not start executing. I tested this by ValleyTech driver and examples, Dm642App.exe and Dm642CLI.exe ( downloadable from spectrumdigital site ). What is the problem ? why DSPINT interrupt does not work and why my DSP does not start execution ? Thanks for any rapid reply. --- In c...@yahoogroups.com, suresh kirthi <kirthifame@...> wrote: > > hi amitai, > By using valleytech pci driver (check out: http://c6000.spectrumdigital.com/evmdm642/ )one can download *.out onto DM642 & run the application.But full fledged debugging & emulation is not possible. > > hope this serves, > suresh kirthi > > amitaiu <amitaiu@...> wrote: > hello > is it possible to burn your aplication/code by a pci when the card is > in the computer? or the pci is only for send/recieve data? > > thanks > amitai > > > Regards, > > Suresh Kirthi.......... > > "Obstacles Don't Have To Stop You. If You Run Into A Wall, Don't Turn Around And Give Up. Figure Out How To Climb It, Go Through It, Or Work Around It" > --Michael Jordan >