Table 2-1 describes the default jumper positions for the EVM to power the device from a single 12V
supply provided to VIN4. In positional information about jumpers, adjacent designator
means the jumper is placed adjacent to the designator. Opposite designator means the
jumper is placed opposite of the designator.
Table 2-1 Default Jumper and DIP Switch
Settings
CATEGORY |
REFERENCE DESIGNATOR |
POSITION |
DESCRIPTION |
Power
|
JP1
|
1-2 (opposite designator)
|
LMK5C33216A VDD = 3.3V from DCDC provided by U500 on top of the PCB.
|
JP2
|
1-2 (opposite designator)
|
LMK5C33216A VDDO = 3.3V from DCDC by U500 on top of the PCB.
|
JP4
|
1-2 (opposite designator)
|
XO VCC = 3.3V from DCDC provided by
U500 on top of PCB.
|
Communication
|
JP5
|
1-2, 3-4
|
Connect I2C from onboard
USB2ANY to LMK5C33216A
|
LMK5C33216A Control Pins
|
S3
|
S3[1:2] = OFF
|
SCS_ADD = no pullup or pulldown.
|
S1, S2, S4
|
Sx[1,2] = OFF
Sx[3,4] = ON
|
Enable 3.9k pulldown on GPIO0,
GPIO1, and GPIO2
|
To begin using the LMK5C33216A, follow the steps below.
Hardware Setup
- Verify the EVM default jumper and DIP
switch settings shown in Figure 1-1.
- Connect the 12V external power DC power
supply (1A limit) to:
- VIN4 and GND terminals on header J500
(pins 4and 5, see Figure 3-2.)
- Connect references:
- 25MHz reference clock to IN0_P/N
and/or,
- 25MHz reference clock to IN1_P/N
- Connect the USB cable to the USB port at
J41.
Software Setup
- If not already installed, then install TICS
Pro software from TI website: TICS Pro Software
- If the MATLAB R2015b (9.0)* 64-bit runtime
is not already installed, download and install from MathWorks website. While optional for
programming and evaluating the default profile settings, the Matlab Runtime is necessary for
any application that needs to modify the DPLL loop filter settings. See Matlab Runtime.
- Start TICS Pro software.
- Select the LMK5C33216A profile from Select Device → Network Synchronizer Clock
(Digital PLLs) → LMK5C33216A.
- Confirm communications with the board
by:
- Click USB communications from
the menu bar.
- Click Interface to launch the
Communication Setup pop-up window.
- Check these fields in the
Communication Setup pop-up window:
- Make sure USB2ANY is selected as
the interface.
- In case of multiple USB2ANY, select
desired interface. If a USB2ANY is currently in use in another TICS Pro, then users
must release that interface by changing the interface setting to
DemoMode.
- Click Identify to blink LED
shown in Figure 2-1. This confirms you are connected to the board you expect. Be aware that USB2ANY
devices connected to the PC but not attached to by a TICS Pro instance can blink at
a slow rate of 1 second on, 1 second off continuously. After clicking the
Identify button, the LED flashes quickly at about 0.5 second on, 0.5 second
off for about 5 seconds.
Program the LMK5C33216A
- Toggle the switch S5 (PDN/RESET).
- Program all the registers:
- Press the Write All Regs button
in toolbar,
- Select USB Communications in the
menu bar, then select Write All Registers, or
- Press Ctrl + L.
- Check the current consumption (maximum
1.3A).
- Check LMK5C33216A Status as shown in Figure 2-2.
- Go to the Status page of the
GUI.
- Click Read Status Bits.
- Make sure to clear the latched bits. To
clear latched bits:
- Press the Clear Latched Bits
button.
- Select Read Status
Bits.
- Wait to confirm the change. This can
take some time for the DPLL status bits to reflect lock.
Measure
Measurements can now be made at the clock
outputs.