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5.1
Loading and Saving a Setup
Saving and loading the setup of the CDCE(L)9xx software can be done in several different ways.
Click File, and select one of the following options to save or load the current setup.
1. Load Setup/Save Setup — loads/saves the setup from/to an encrypted file
2. Load *.txt/Save *.txt — loads/saves the setup from/to a text file. Use this format to view the setup later
with a text editor.
3. Load *.csv/Save *.csv — loads/saves the setup from/to a comma-delimited file. Use this format to view
the setup later with Microsoft™ Excel™.
4. Load Intel™ Hex*.hex/Save Intel Hex*.hex — loads/saves the setup from/to hexadecimal object file
format. Usually, programmers can directly read-in this file format.
5. Configuration Code Release Sheet — use this option to order factory-programmed EEPROM specials
of the CDCE(L)9xx. Contact your regional TI marketing or sales representative for further information.
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1. Setup Name. Customized level that refers to the set of solutions that the wizard can generate
2. fin(MHz). User's input frequency in MHz
3. No of Outputs. Number of outputs to generate out of the input frequency introduced in (2)
4. Spread Spectrum. If the outputs require spread spectrum, checking this option allows the customer to
introduce the SSC settings per output.
5. Output conditions. This group of controls allows the user to introduce output frequency in MHz and if
required SSC Conditions (offset and percentage)
6. Skip button directs the user to device selection window
7. Generate Setup button recommends devices that generate out of fin the fout conditions introduced by
the user. The solutions are listed in the window
1. Select Device chooses the device to work with. When an EVM is connected, it appears as a first
option. Nonconnected options (local mode) are also available.
2. It is green when an EVM is connected. It is black when working in local mode (no data is transferred to
the EVM).
3. OK button directs to the Main View
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Figure 5. TI ClockPro™ Start Window
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Figure 6. TI ClockPro™ Devices Search Window
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CDCE(L)9xx Performance Evaluation Module
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