Analog Devices ADRV9005 Reference Manual page 360

Reference Manual ADRV9001
ADRV9001 EVALUATION SYSTEM
External Path Delay Measurement (for DPD)
Connect the Tx1 output, through the chosen power amplifier, to the Rx1B input with a cable (add an optional step attenuator to the loop).
Configure the TES to indicate there is an external path after the power amplifier in the Board Configuration tab. Enable the DPD from the
Advanced Features tab. Run the script immediately after programming to make sure the device is in the "calibrated" state. Check and change
the state of the part from the View menu under "Radio State".
This script runs the adi_adrv9001_cals_ExternalPathDelay_Calibrate() "cal" to get the path delay. It then sets the path delay value and
checks it to make sure it is written correctly. The "Delay" displays in the "Output" window in "'ps". Run this script without the power amplifier
using just a cable or cable and attenuator to test the script. For proper use case results, use the power amplifier.
Driver Debugger
A driver debugger is available from the View menu. It is a live window that captures all the driver calls used by the TES. It can be used to debug
issues or understand the needed driver calls.
Figure 350. Driver Debugger Window
Note that all of these View menu pop-ups can be docked to the main GUI using Dock in the menu bar of the pop-up. Dock multiple pop-ups at
once on the GUI, and they appear in a tabbed format on the right side of the TES, as shown in Figure 351.
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