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3.5 Operational Sequence and Indicators
Quick Setup Guide
Figure 3. TAS5086 GUI Window
From the files menu, load the configuration file:
TAS5132DDV2EVM Configuration (1.00).cfg
The file is located on the TAS5132DDV2EVM CD-ROM. This file contains all settings for a default setup of
the EVM.
For easy access of the file, it is recommended to copy the files into directory where the GUI is installed.
Default is C:\Program Files\Texas Instruments Inc\TAS5086\.
For more advanced use of the GUI and the features of the TAS5086 modulator, see the GUI User’s Guide
and the TAS5086 data sheet (SLES131 ). The GUI User's Guide can be accessed by clicking on Help in
the toolbar and then selecting User's Guide in the drop-down menu.
After connecting the power supply and turning it on, the power supply current should be ~40 mA. The
amplifier reset LED should be on.
The PVDD, GVDD, and 3.3V LEDs should be on. If not, check for the presence of JP1 on the
TAS5132DDV2 EVM. Install JP1 if necessary.
Connect the SPDIF cable, either optical or coaxial, to an SPDIF source.
Connect the USB cable and the USB LED (blue LED should be on).
The EVM should enumerate without the installation of a USB driver; it is a Windows™ audio class
device.
Start the GUI. (It should not give an indication of COMMUNICATION ERROR).
C:\Program Files\Texas Instruments Inc\TAS5086 GUI
Load the configuration file.
(File, Load, Config File, TAS5132DDV2EVM)
The AMP RESET LED should go off.
The power supply current should be ~96 mA.
This indicates that the amplifier is now switching and ready for audio input.
The SPDIF indicator should be on (blue LED), when locked to a valid source of SPDIF.
If the preceding conditions are met, the EVM system is now ready to accept audio data.
SLLU097 April 2007 TAS5132DDV2EVM for the TAS5132 Digital Amplifier Power Output Stage 9
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