Using The Software To Control The Functional Blocks Of Ad9523; Pll 1 Controls - Analog Devices AD9523 User Manual

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The Register Map Values window, accessed by selecting
Register Map Window from the View menu, allows you to read
registers (see Figure 10).
Figure 10. Register Map Window
Help Menu
Selecting Help from the Help menu opens the About AD9523
window, which contains information such as revision number,
region information, and contact information.
USING THE SOFTWARE TO CONTROL THE
FUNCTIONAL BLOCKS OF AD9523
Register W/R
The Register W/R (write/read) section has three buttons and
three check boxes.
The WRITE button transfers the values stored in the evaluation
software to the evaluation board. It blinks red when register
values have changed.
The READ button transfers the values stored in the evaluation
board to the evaluation software.
The UPDATE button issues an I/O update command by writing
to the I/O update register.
Selecting the All checkbox transfers all of the registers when the
WRITE button is clicked. When this box is not selected, only
the registers whose value has changed are written.
Selecting the Auto checkbox adjacent to the WRITE button
forces the evaluation software to write the register changes to
the evaluation board automatically when they occur.
Selecting the Auto checkbox adjacent to the UPDATE box
forces the evaluation software to issue an I/O update command
whenever registers are written to the AD9523.
SYNC, PD (Power Down), and RESET
The SYNC, PD, and RESET buttons allow you to control the
SYNC , PD , and RESET pins on the AD9523.
Each button has three options: Strobe, Latch, and Release.
Strobe activates the pin, and then releases it. Latch holds the
pin active until the Release command is issued.

PLL 1 CONTROLS

The PLL 1 box in the main window (see Figure 6) allows you to
configure the PLL1 parameters. Clicking the PLL 1 box in
Figure 11 opens a window to allow configuration of PLL1 (see
Figure 12 ).
Clicking each individual box in the PLL 1 Controls window
opens a new window to allow configuration of that block (see
Figure 13 for an example for the REF A Divider window).
Reference (REF) Divider Window
Figure 13. Reference A or B Divider Window
The REF (Reference) Divider window shown in Figure 13 is
accessed by clicking the REF A Divider box in Figure 12.
It allows you to set the reference divider. There is a
corresponding window for both REF A and REF B dividers.
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Figure 11. PLL1 Box (in Main Window)
Figure 12. PLL1 Control Box