Thank for your helping but I don't understand more about your answer.
I set up CCS and Matlab likely user's guide.
Exactly, when I use "Embedded Target for TI C6000(tm) DSP” toolbox in
matlab, I need to test my hardware and software installation to be sure
everything works, in "Confirming Your C6711 DSK Installation"
This is a guide in the toolbox for the testing.
To run the C6711 DSK confidence test, complete the following steps after you
install and configure your board.
Open a DOS command window.
Access the directory \..\ti\c6000\dsk6x11\conftest CCS creates this directory
when you install your CCS software. It contains the files to run the C6711
confidence test.
Start the confidence test by typing dsk6xtst at the DOS prompt. By default, the
test utility creates a log file named dsk6xtst.log where it stores the test
results. To specify the name and location of a log file to contain the results
of the confidence test, use the CCS command line options to run the confidence
utility. For further information about running the confidence test from a DOS
window and using the command line options, refer to the "DSK Confidence Test"
topic in the online help for CCS.
Review the test results to verify that everything works.
If your confidence test fails, reconfigure your C6711 DSK. After you change your
board configuration, rerun the confidence utility to check your new settings.
When I run the C6711 DSK confidence test, it makes the following mistake. I
tried to repair, but I don’t know exactly I have to do. Please help me.
C:\>ti\c6000\dsk6x11\conftest\dsk6xtst
TMS320c6211/6711 DsK Confidence Test, Version 2.01, May 2001
Copyright 2001 by Texas Instruments Incorporated.
All rights reserved
Test Run Time: 09:16:19 PM Test Run Date: Mar 24, 2009
ERROR: please specify a valid board configuration file via the -f option.
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ERROR: please specify a valid board configuration file via the -f option.
Started by ●March 24, 2009
Reply by ●March 25, 20092009-03-25
hieu,
On Tue, Mar 24, 2009 at 9:43 AM, hieu dang wrote:
> Thank for your helping but I don't understand more about your answer.
> I set up CCS and Matlab likely user's guide.
>
> Exactly, when I use "Embedded Target for TI C6000(tm) DSP toolbox in
> matlab, I need to test my hardware and software installation to be sure
> everything works, in "Confirming Your C6711 DSK Installation"
>
> This is a guide in the toolbox for the testing.
> To run the C6711 DSK confidence test, complete the following steps after you
> install and configure your board.
>
> Open a DOS command window.
> Access the directory \..\ti\c6000\dsk6x11\conftest CCS creates this
> directory when you install your CCS software. It contains the files to run
> the C6711 confidence test.
> Start the confidence test by typing dsk6xtst at the DOS prompt. By default,
> the test utility creates a log file named dsk6xtst.log where it stores the
> test results. To specify the name and location of a log file to contain the
> results of the confidence test, use the CCS command line options to run the
> confidence utility. For further information about running the confidence
> test from a DOS window and using the command line options, refer to the "DSK
> Confidence Test" topic in the online help for CCS.
> Review the test results to verify that everything works.
>
> If your confidence test fails, reconfigure your C6711 DSK. After you change
> your board configuration, rerun the confidence utility to check your new
> settings.
>
> When I run the C6711 DSK confidence test, it makes the following mistake. I
> tried to repair, but I dont know exactly I have to do. Please help me.
>
> C:\>ti\c6000\dsk6x11\conftest\dsk6xtst
> TMS320c6211/6711 DsK Confidence Test, Version 2.01, May 2001
> Copyright 2001 by Texas Instruments Incorporated.
> All rights reserved
> Test Run Time: 09:16:19 PM Test Run Date: Mar 24, 2009
> ERROR: please specify a valid board configuration file via the -f option.
>
Have you ever run CCS setup??
mikedunn
>
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www.dsprelated.com/blogs-1/nf/Mike_Dunn.php
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On Tue, Mar 24, 2009 at 9:43 AM, hieu dang wrote:
> Thank for your helping but I don't understand more about your answer.
> I set up CCS and Matlab likely user's guide.
>
> Exactly, when I use "Embedded Target for TI C6000(tm) DSP toolbox in
> matlab, I need to test my hardware and software installation to be sure
> everything works, in "Confirming Your C6711 DSK Installation"
>
> This is a guide in the toolbox for the testing.
> To run the C6711 DSK confidence test, complete the following steps after you
> install and configure your board.
>
> Open a DOS command window.
> Access the directory \..\ti\c6000\dsk6x11\conftest CCS creates this
> directory when you install your CCS software. It contains the files to run
> the C6711 confidence test.
> Start the confidence test by typing dsk6xtst at the DOS prompt. By default,
> the test utility creates a log file named dsk6xtst.log where it stores the
> test results. To specify the name and location of a log file to contain the
> results of the confidence test, use the CCS command line options to run the
> confidence utility. For further information about running the confidence
> test from a DOS window and using the command line options, refer to the "DSK
> Confidence Test" topic in the online help for CCS.
> Review the test results to verify that everything works.
>
> If your confidence test fails, reconfigure your C6711 DSK. After you change
> your board configuration, rerun the confidence utility to check your new
> settings.
>
> When I run the C6711 DSK confidence test, it makes the following mistake. I
> tried to repair, but I dont know exactly I have to do. Please help me.
>
> C:\>ti\c6000\dsk6x11\conftest\dsk6xtst
> TMS320c6211/6711 DsK Confidence Test, Version 2.01, May 2001
> Copyright 2001 by Texas Instruments Incorporated.
> All rights reserved
> Test Run Time: 09:16:19 PM Test Run Date: Mar 24, 2009
> ERROR: please specify a valid board configuration file via the -f option.
>
Have you ever run CCS setup??
mikedunn
>
--
www.dsprelated.com/blogs-1/nf/Mike_Dunn.php
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