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(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
1. Main Menu bar with three menu options as per Main View Menu Bar
2. The Connection indicator is green when the device selected in (7) is a device in a performance EVM.
When black, the device selected in (7) is working in local mode.
3. If connected, the Write to Device button writes all the displayed contents in the Main View
and in the Direct Register View
4. If connected, the Read from Device button reads all the contents of the device's control register in the
Main View
(Figure
5. If connected, the Write to EEPROM button writes all the displayed contents in the Main View
and in the Direct Register View
6. Control Line Selection. This shows the control pins settings linked to the active setup. This control
does not change the control pins voltages in the performance EVM. In order to ensure that the active
setup in the performance EVM is the same as the setup displayed in this view, ensure that (6) and the
jumpers in the EVM are set to the same values.
7. Select Device chooses the device where all the actions are performed.
8. Refresh devices button. When pressed, it looks for EVMs connected.
9. Live update. When checked and the device is selected, all changes in the setup (Wizard View,
Figure
8, or Direct Register View,
10. Limited Ranges Mode. When checked and a setup is loaded or a change is performed in the setup,
the change is ensured to be within the specifications. If not checked, the verification of settings within
specifications is skipped.
SCAU022A – July 2007 – Revised July 2010
Figure 9. TI ClockPro™ Direct Register View
(Figure
9) in the device's control register.
8) and in the Direct Register View
(Figure
9) in the device's EEPROM.
Figure
9, are automatically written to the control register.
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TI ClockPro™ Programming Software
(Figure
8)
(Figure
9).
CDCE(L)9xx Performance Evaluation Module
(Figure
8)
(Figure
8)
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