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CONTENTS Paragraph Number 1.3.1 1.3.2 1.3.3 1.4.1 1.4.2 1.4.3 2.1.1 2.1.1.1 2.1.1.2 2.1.2 2.1.2.1 2.1.2.2 2.1.2.3 2.1.3 2.2.1 2.2.2 2.2.3 2.2.4 2.9.1 2.9.2 2.10 2.10.1 2.10.2 2.10.3 2.11 2.11.1 2.11.2 Title Page Number Introduction .1-1 Feature Description .1-2 Hardware Description .1-3 Evaluation Module Hardware .1-3 User Supplied Demonstration Hardware .1-3 Required Software Development Hardware .1-4 Installation Procedures .1-5 Hardware Connections .1-5 Power Connections .1-6 Software Installation .1-6 Analog Description .2-3 Converter Description .2-5 Serial Data Input .2-6 Converter Reset .2-6 Converters .2-7 Software Mode .2-7 Serial Data Outputs. .2-9 Converter Reset .2-9 Analog Blcok Diagram .2-10 Digital .2-11 S/PDIF Receiver. .2-12 Digital Audio Transmitter .2-13 S/PDIF Transmitter. .2-13 Digital Block Diagram .2-14 Clock .2-15 Host Microcontroller Interface .2-15 RS-232/MC68HC711 Interface .2-16 Functions .2-17 Operating Mode Selection .2-21 Expansion Port. .2-23 OnCE Port .2-24 Direct OnCE Connection .2-24 RS-232/OnCE Interface .2-25 Memory .2-26 SRAM .2-28 EPROM .2-28 External Memory Block Diagram .2-28 Power Supply. .2-29 Power Supply Block Diagram .2-29 Power .2-30 Documentation. .3-1 Evaluation Module Parts .5-1 Equations .5-6 MOTOROLA CONTENTS Paragraph Number 6.1.1 6.1.2 6.1.3 Title Page Number Pass-Through Operation Receive Interrupt Service Routines Transmit nterrupt Service Routines Main Loop Digital Pass-Through. Digital Pass-Through Jumper Settings Analog Pass-Through Analog Pass-Through Jumper Settings. MOTOROLA List Figures Figure Number 2-10 2-11 2-12 2-13 2-14 2-15 2-16 2-17 2-18 2-19 2-20 2-21 2-22 2-23 Title Page Number Figure1-1 Block diagram .1-1 Consumer Audio Evaluation Prototyping Platform .1-2 Demonstration Configuration .1-4 DSP56362EVM Cable Connections .1-6 Default Jumper Locations Shown Digital Input .2-2 Analog Connectors .2-3 Input Clocking Mode Header PLD. .2-4 JP24, Sampling Rate Select Header .2-5 Control Header .2-8 Analog Block Diagram. .2-10 Digital Connectors .2-11 Input Clocking Mode Header .2-12 Primary Digital Block Diagram .2-14 Secondary Digital Block Diagram .2-14 Host Microcontroller Block Diagram .2-15 RS-232 Communication Select. .2-16 Clock Outputs S/PDIF .2-17 Clock Outputs .2-18 Clock Source .2-19 HC08 Reset .2-20 Operating Mode Jumper (JP8) Location. .2-22 Expansion Connector .2-23 RS-232 Communication Select. .2-25 Memory Header Locations .2-27 External Memory Interface Diagram .2-28 Evaluation Module Power Supply Diagram .2-29 Power Jumpers .2-30 Receive Input Buffer. .6-2 Receive Interrupt Service Routines .6-2 Transmit Output Buffer .6-3 Transmit Interrupt Service Routines. .6-4 Passthrough Main Loop .6-5 Pass-through Screen. .6-6 Jumper Settings Digital Pass-Through .6-7 pass-through Screen .6-8 Jumper Settings Analog Pass-Through .6-9 MOTOROLA List Figures Figure Number Title Page Number MOTOROLA List Tables Table Number 2-10 2-11 2-12 2-13 2-14 2-15 2-16 2-17 2-18 2-19 Title Page Number Jumpers Installed .2-1 Analog Clocking Mode .2-4 Sampling Rate Select .2-5 System, Frame Sync Serial Clocks .2-6 Default Settings .2-7 Software Mode Control. .2-8 Serial Data Outputs .2-9 Digital Clocking Mode .2-11 S/PDIF Receiver Select .2-12 S/PDIF Transmitter System Clock .2-13 S/PDIF Transmitter Serial Data Output .2-13 RS232 Communication with MC68HC711 .2-16 Converter Select .2-19 Operating Mode .2-21 Expansion Connector .2-23 OnCE Port Connector .2-24 RS-232 Communications with MC68HC705 .2-25 Memory Line Settings .2-26 Power Supply .2-30 Documentation Location. .3-1 Evaluation Module Bill Materials .5-1 Digital Input .6-6 Analog Input .6-8 MOTOROLA List Tables Table Number Title Page Number viii MOTOROLA About This Manual This manual describes functionality DSP56362EVM (Evaluation Module). Motorola offers several different software versions DSP56362 that supported with this EVM. DSP56362 versions available support technologies from third party licenses, such Dolby LaboratoriesTM, DTSTM. Users upgrade this because critical components such DSP56362, MC68HC711, EPROM socketed. information other versions, contact Motorola, visit website Organization This book organized into sections: Overview Setup Operation Component Datasheets Schematics Bill Materials Running Pass-through code Suggested Reading Additional reading that provides background information this guide well general information about Multimedia Architecture: Digital Audio Interface Standard DSP56362 User's Manual Conventions This document uses following notational conventions: Messages displayed screen example code presented courier fixed-width font. Information entered users shown bold font. File names, program names, directories italics. MOTOROLA About This Manual About This Manual MOTOROLA OVERVIEW Introduction SECTION OVERVIEW INTRODUCTION This section describes basic features, hardware description installation DSP56362EVM (Evaluation Module). manual also describes equipment software required. Code samples self-test code provided accompanying software diskette. schematic diagram parts Evaluation Module included this manual. This generic hardware/software configuration. Upgrade kits available more specialized advanced applications. Some upgrade kits require licensing agreements with other companies (DTSTM, Dolby DigitalTM, etc.).The block diagram shown Figure1-1. User Interface DSP56362 MC68HC711 Buttons/ Keypad External Memory SRAM 128K EPROM 128K Display SDI0 SDI1 PCM1800 S/PDIF Receiver S/PDIF Transmitter Analog Input Digital Input Optional Output Testing Main Center/Sub Surround Headphone Mixdown Surround SDI0 SDI1 RS-232 DEBUG Computer HC705C8A JTAG SDI2 SDI3 PCM1716 PCM1716 PCM1716 PCM1716 Figure Figure1-1 Block diagram MOTOROLA DSP56362EVM User's Manual OVERVIEW Feature Description FEATURE DESCRIPTION DSP56362EVM low-cost platform multichannel digital audio applications design, prototyping, development. Figure1-2. Figure Consumer Audio Evaluation Prototyping Platform fully assembled tested circuit board contains following. 24-bit DSP56362 Digital Signal Processor operating 80-100MHz. 128k 24-bits external SRAM 128k 8-bits EPROM. 20-bit stereo Analog-to-Digital converter (ADC), four 24-bit stereo Digital-to-Analog converters (DACs). jacks analog audio input output connections. DSP56362EVM User's Manual MOTOROLA OVERVIEW Hardware Description Optical transformer-isolated electrical S/PDIF stereo digital audio inputs outputs. 50-pin expansion connector that provides capability expansion and/or substitution other input/output peripherals. This connector also simplifies interprocessor communication between other Motorola Evaluation Modules. Socketed MC68HC711E20 that allows users substitute custom MC68HC711 code (allows connection MC68HC11 emulation systems). line character Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) four soft switches user interface. MC68HC705C8 microcontroller that performs RS-232-to-OnCE port command conversions. HARDWARE DESCRIPTION This section gives brief summary Evaluation Module hardware supplied, description hardware required Evaluation Module. 1.3.1 EVALUATION MODULE HARDWARE Evaluation Module board Domain Technologies Debug Evaluation Module manual provided CD-DSP56362EVM User's Manual (this document) 1.3.2 USER SUPPLIED DEMONSTRATION HARDWARE AC-3 bitstream source such Laserdisc, DAT, source, VHS. audio amplifier that drive headphones speakers shown Figure1-3. 7.5- AC/DC power supply (7.5 volts preferred). MOTOROLA DSP56362EVM User's Manual OVERVIEW Hardware Description Elec. Elec. Opt. Elec. Power Subwoofer (powered) Subwoofer (unpowered) BB1800 BB1716 DIR1700 JP20 BB1716 BB1716 68HC11E9 BB1716 JP22 12032 ISPLS JP10 DSP56362 JP15 JP12 JP13 JP16 GS71108J-10 GS71108J-10 GS71108J-10 JP14 Laserdisc/DVD Player DSP56362EVM Figure Demonstration Configuration 1.3.3 REQUIRED SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT HARDWARE personal computer with x386 higher processor, minimum Mbytes memory, driver, serial port that capable least 19,200 bits-per-second data transfer rate. Windows 95/98 operating system RS-232 cable (DB9 male female) DSP56362EVM User's Manual JP11 JP31 JP24 JP19 JP21 JP23 JP25 CS8414 CS8404 JP18 JP20 Listener MOTOROLA OVERVIEW Installation Procedures INSTALLATION PROCEDURES Installing Evaluation Module requires four steps: Preparing board. Connecting board power. Installing software Testing installation. 1.4.1 HARDWARE CONNECTIONS CAUTION Because electronic components sensitive effects electrostatic discharge (ESD) damage, correct procedures when handling components this inside supporting following procedures minimize possibility damage. Always handle static-sensitive components protected area, preferably with conductive (anti-static) flooring bench surfaces. Always grounded wrist straps when handling sensitive components. Never remove components from anti-static packaging until required installation. Always transport sensitive components anti-static packaging. MOTOROLA DSP56362EVM User's Manual OVERVIEW Installation Procedures 1.4.2 POWER CONNECTIONS Figure1-4 shows interconnection diagram connecting external power supply Evaluation Module board. Interface Cable PC-compatible Computer Connect cable RS-232 port External 7-9V Power DSP56362EVM Figure DSP56362EVM Cable Connections Connect DB9P interface cable RS-232 port connection Evaluation Module board. This provides connection allow control board function. Apply 7.5-9V AC/DC 1amp power connector Evaluation Module board. green Power will light when power correctly applied. 1.4.3 SOFTWARE INSTALLATION Evaluation Module demonstration software consists Domain Technologies containing Windowsstyle user interface debug software demonstration/test code.Use following steps install software: Insert Domain Technologies into CD-ROM drive. Select program setup.exe. Choose DSP563xxEVM from menu. Choose Debug from menu. Software License Agreement will appear. install EVM563xx, must accept this agreement. Click yes. screen will appear. Fill your name company, then choose NEXT. DSP56362EVM User's Manual MOTOROLA OVERVIEW Installation Procedures Setup will install EVM563xx C:\Program Files\DomTech\EVM563xx, then choose NEXT. Setup will program icons Program Folder. type folder name, select from existing Folders list. Click NEXT continue. Setup enough information start copying program files. Click NEXT begin copying files. screen will clear Domain menu will appear. Click EXIT. MOTOROLA DSP56362EVM User's Manual OVERVIEW Installation Procedures DSP56362EVM User's Manual MOTOROLA SETUP OPERATION SECTION SETUP OPERATION This section describes setup options that need familiar with. Jumpers Evaluation Module provided configure board various operations. factory default jumpers shown Table 2-1. locations headers jumpers shown Figure 2-1.l Table Jumpers Installed Jumper From JP12 Jumper From JP28 JP31 Jumper JP20 JP21 JP23 JP24 JP25 JP27 From MOTOROLA DSP56362EVM User's Manual SETUP OPERATION Figure Default Jumper Locations Shown Digital Input DSP56362EVM User's Manual MOTOROLA SETUP OPERATION Analog Description ANALOG DESCRIPTION Evaluation Module analog input channels (Left Right) eight analog output channels. Left Right Center Subwoofer Left Surround Right Surround Auxiliary channel Auxiliary channel Figure2-2 shows analog input output connectors. Raux Laux Figure Analog Connectors MOTOROLA DSP56362EVM User's Manual SETUP OPERATION Analog Description converters clocked oscillators. Configure header analog input using parameters shown following table. Table Analog Clocking Mode Pins MODE CLOCKED S/PDIF RECEIVER (DIGITAL INPUT) CLOCKED OSCILLATOR (ANALOG INPUT) JP20 Figure Input Clocking Mode Header DSP56362EVM User's Manual MOTOROLA SETUP OPERATION Analog Description 2.1.1 CONVERTER DESCRIPTION system clock 256FS_CLK input varies according selected oscillator which should chosen according desired input sampling rate. Select desired sampling rate placing jumper following header. Table Sampling Rate Select Sampling Frequency JP24 Pins Pins 44.1 Note: populated with part number CS8412, maximum sampling rate will KHZ. JP24 Figure JP24, Sampling Rate Select Header MOTOROLA DSP56362EVM User's Manual SETUP OPERATION Analog Description receive transmit serial clocks SCKR/SCKT operate synchronously derived from BIT_CLK. receive transmit frame syncs FSR/FST also operate synchronously derived from FS_CLK. These signals derived from which divides 256FS_CLK generate FS_CLK BIT_CLK, respectively. table below shows clock relationships. Table System, Frame Sync Serial Clocks 256FS_CLK 8.192 11.2896 12.288 24.576 FS_CLK 44.1 BIT_CLK 2.048 2.8224 3.072 6.144 2.1.1.1 Serial Data Input converter sends audio data serial data input SDI0. 2.1.1.2 Converter Reset converter reset asserting RESET signal DSP. DSP56362EVM User's Manual MOTOROLA SETUP OPERATION Analog Description 2.1.2 CONVERTERS system clock 256FS_CLK input D/As varies according selected oscillator that corresponds input's sampling rate described Table 2-3. four converters operate slave mode that serial clock BIT_CLK frame sync FS_CLK inputs converters. 2.1.2.1 Software Mode converters operate software mode allowing user control following functions: Input audio data format De-emphasis control Soft mute control Attenuation control Output phase selection operation control default converter settings shown following table. Table Default Settings DESCRIPTION Audio data format Left channel attenuation Right channel attenuation Soft mute De-emphasis operation Zero detect mute Output analog signal phase Attenuation control polarity DEFAULT 24-bit Normal Individual channel Left low/Right high MOTOROLA DSP56362EVM User's Manual SETUP OPERATION Analog Description MC68HC711 microcontroller performs converter initialization. control converters requires custom software. Refer Burr-Brown PCM1716E datasheet detailed information initializing converters. Table describes software mode control settings. Table Software Mode Control JP31 CONTROL 10-11 13-14 CONTROL 11-12 14-15 SELECT LS/RS JP31 Figure Control Header DSP56362EVM User's Manual MOTOROLA SETUP OPERATION Analog Description 2.1.2.2 Serial Data Outputs converters receive audio data from following serial data outputs: Table Serial Data Outputs LS/RS SDOx SDO0 SDO1 SDO2 SDO3 2.1.2.3 Converter Reset Asserting RESET signal, resets converters. MOTOROLA DSP56362EVM User's Manual SETUP OPERATION Analog Description 2.1.3 ANALOG BLOCK DIAGRAM following figure shows functional block diagram analog circuitry: FS_CLK BIT_CLK DAC0 DAC1 DSP56362 SDI0 SDO0 SDO1 SDO2 SDO3 DAC2 DAC3 256FS_CLK Figure Analog Block Diagram 2-10 DSP56362EVM User's Manual MOTOROLA SETUP OPERATION Digital DIGITAL Evaluation Module coaxial optical inputs, coaxial optical outputs, supports digital coaxial I/Os, optical I/Os. primary digital outputs connected Digital Audio Transmitter (DAX). secondary digital outputs connected S/PDIF transmitter. Figure shows digital input output connector configuration. OPTICAL COAX OPTICAL COAX OPTICAL COAX S/PDIF OUTPUT SECONDARY S/PDIF S/PDIF OUTPUT PRIMARY PORT S/PDIF INPUT Figure Digital Connectors Configure JP20 header digital input. Refer Figure Figure 2-7. Table Digital Clocking Mode JP20 PINS MODE CLOCKED S/PDIF RECEIVER (DIGITAL INPUT) CLOCKED OSCILLATOR (ANALOG INPUT) MOTOROLA DSP56362EVM User's Manual 2-11 SETUP OPERATION Digital JP20 Switch Position Figure Input Clocking Mode Header 2.2.1 S/PDIF RECEIVER S/PDIF receiver recovers audio data jitter clocks from digital audio transmission line. generated clocks serial clock (BIT_CLK), frame sync (FS_CLK), system clock (256FS_CLK). S/PDIF receiver takes either coaxial optical input. Selection made position follows: Table S/PDIF Receiver Select S/PDIF INPUT COAXIAL OPTICAL S/PDIF receiver sends audio data serial data input SDI1. 2-12 DSP56362EVM User's Manual MOTOROLA SETUP OPERATION Digital 2.2.2 DIGITAL AUDIO TRANSMITTER Digital Audio Transmitter (DAX) outputs digital audio data AES/EBU, CP-340, IEC958 formats. port connects both coaxial optical output connectors while clock input line (ACI) connected external clock source. This clock source must 256fs, 384fs, 512fs. transmits audio non-audio data pin. 2.2.3 S/PDIF TRANSMITTER S/PDIF transmitter operates consumer mode. master clock 128FS_CLK varies according input sampling rate: Table 2-10 S/PDIF Transmitter System Clock SAMPLING FREQUENCY 32KHZ 44.1KHZ 48KHZ 128FS_CLK 4.096MHZ 5.6448MHZ 6.144MHZ FS_CLK 32KHZ 44.1KHZ 48KHZ BIT_CLK 2.048MHZ 2.8224MHZ 3.072MHZ audio data format utilized DSP56362EVM. S/PDIF transmitter receives data from serial data output SDOx line. SDOx configured placing jumper JP27 header shown below: Table 2-11 S/PDIF Transmitter Serial Data Output SDOx SDO0 SDO1 SDO2 SDO3 JP27 MOTOROLA DSP56362EVM User's Manual 2-13 SETUP OPERATION Digital 2.2.4 DIGITAL BLOCK DIAGRAM functional block diagrams primary secondary digital circuits shown Figure Figure 2-10, respectively. EXTERNAL CLOCK SOURCE 256FS, 384FS, 512FS Figure Primary Digital Block Diagram S/PDIF SDI1 SDOx S/PDIF 256FS_CLK BIT_CLK FS_CLK BIT_CLK FS_CLK 128FS_CLK Figure 2-10 Secondary Digital Block Diagram 2-14 DSP56362EVM User's Manual MOTOROLA SETUP OPERATION Clock CLOCK clock derived from 8.192Mhz oscillator voltage level converter used because DSP's EXTAL requires 3.3V operation. PINIT signal tied low, which disables when resets. Because this, PLL's multiplication factor must configured user software. multiplication factor set, operating clock 4.096Mhz (half 8.192Mhz). Refer Figure 2-15 more information. HOST MICROCONTROLLER INTERFACE MC68HC711E20 microcontroller communicates with using Serial Host Interface (SHI) port mode. When pulled microcontroller, microcontroller write DSP. MOSI MISO lines pass control data through 24-bit mode. Shift Clock from DSP. microcontroller also receives commands from momentary push-button switches results these commands then displayed modular panel with line character display. These commands control settings executed software. microcontroller also receives status information from DSP. MC68HC711 MOSI MISO Figure 2-11 Host Microcontroller Block Diagram MOTOROLA DSP56362EVM User's Manual 2-15 SETUP OPERATION RS-232/MC68HC711 Interface RS-232/MC68HC711 INTERFACE Configure header shown following table, when using RS-232 transceiver communicate with MC68HC711 microcontroller. Table 2-12 RS232 Communication with MC68HC711 PINS JP28 JUMPER JUMPER JP28 Figure 2-12 RS-232 Communication Select 2-16 DSP56362EVM User's Manual MOTOROLA SETUP OPERATION Functions FUNCTIONS performs following functions: Determines S/PDIF analog input present. Performs clock division. Generates clock. Selects DACs initialization. Inverts RESET signal HC08 microcontroller. determines input comes from S/PDIF receiver converter. JP20 jumpered (JUMP logic notified that input from S/PDIF receiver. this case, system clock, left/right clock, clock that generated S/PDIF receiver, passed through shown Figure 2-13. CS_SCK CS_LRCK CS_MCK 256FS_CLK FS_CLK BIT_CLK Figure 2-13 Clock Outputs S/PDIF JP20 jumpered (JUMP logic then assumes that input from converter. this case, system clock, left/right clock, clock generated from oscillators depending selected sampling rate JP24. Figure 2-14 shows these sampling rates. MOTOROLA DSP56362EVM User's Manual 2-17 SETUP OPERATION Functions 32Khz Sampling Rate 8.192Mhz 256FS_CLK 8.192Mhz 8.192Mhz FS_CLK BIT_CLK 44.1Khz Sampling Rate 11.288Mhz 256FS_CLK 11.288Mhz 11.288Mhz FS_CLK BIT_CLK 48Khz Sampling Rate 24.576Mhz 24.576Mhz 24.576Mhz 24.576Mhz 256FS_CLK FS_CLK BIT_CLK 96Khz Sampling Rate 24.576Mhz 256FS_CLK 24.576Mhz 24.576Mhz FS_CLK BIT_CLK Figure 2-14 Clock Outputs 2-18 DSP56362EVM User's Manual MOTOROLA SETUP OPERATION Functions default clock source 8.192 Mhz. another clock source required, modify equations reprogram PLD. 8.192Mhz DSP_CLK Figure 2-15 Clock Source converters initialized after reset. example, DA_SEL2 logic DA_SEL1 logic DA_SEL0 logic individually initialize converters, modify MC68HC711 microcontroller code reflect necessary changes. Table 2-13 Converter Select INITIALIZED DA_SELx DA_SEL0 DA_SELx DA_SEL1 DA_SEL2 DA_SEL0 DA_SEL2 DA_SEL0 DA_SEL1 DA_SEL1 DA_SEL2 DA_SEL2 DA_SEL0 DA_SEL1 MOTOROLA DSP56362EVM User's Manual 2-19 SETUP OPERATION Functions inverts output from RS-232 transceiver HC08 microcontroller shown following figure. RESET_MCU RESET_MCU Figure 2-16 HC08 Reset 2-20 DSP56362EVM User's Manual MOTOROLA SETUP OPERATION Operating Mode Selection OPERATING MODE SELECTION operating modes selected configuring shown Figure 2-17 following table. Table 2-14 Operating Mode MODE DESCRIPTION PINS MODD PINS MODC PINS MODB PINS MODA EXPANDED MODE BOOTSTRAP FROM BYTE-WIDE MEMORY JUMP PROM STARTING ADDRESS BOOTSTRAP FROM (SLAVE MODE) BOOTSTRAP FROM (SLAVE MODE) EXPANDED MODE HI08 BOOTSTRAP MODE HI08 BOOTSTRAP MC68HC711 NON-MUX MODE HI08 BOOTSTRAP 8051 MODE HI08 BOOTSTRAP 68302 MODE Refer DSP56362 User's Manual detailed description operating modes. MOTOROLA DSP56362EVM User's Manual 2-21 SETUP OPERATION Operating Mode Selection Figure 2-17 Operating Mode Jumper (JP8) Location 2-22 DSP56362EVM User's Manual MOTOROLA SETUP OPERATION Expansion Port EXPANSION PORT expansion port connector allows users connect SHI, ESAI, Timer ports other input output devices. Table 2-15 Expansion Connector JP12 SIGNAL EXTERNALSIDE SIDE +3.3V MOSI MISO HREQ SDO0 SDO1 SDO2 SDO3 SDI1 SDI0 EXTERNALSIDE SIDE SCKT SCKR HCKT HCKR TIO0 JP12 SIGNAL MOTOROLA JP12 Figure 2-18 Expansion Connector DSP56362EVM User's Manual 2-23 SETUP OPERATION OnCE Port ONCE PORT Evaluation Module on-chip emulation (OnCETM) connector that provides means interacting with peripherals non-intrusively. This allows users examine registers, memory, on-chip peripherals which facilitates hardware and/or software development. Perform debugging with OnCEport ways. direct OnCEconnection with external command converter. serial RS-232/OnCEconnection with on-board command converter. 2.9.1 DIRECT ONCE CONNECTION OnCE connector allows external command converter communicate with DSP. following table specifies OnCE signals. Refer Figure location JP10. Table 2-16 OnCE Port Connector JP10 SIGNAL CONNECT RESET +3.3V JP10 SIGNAL CONNECT CONNECT TRST 2-24 DSP56362EVM User's Manual MOTOROLA SETUP OPERATION OnCE Port 2.9.2 RS-232/ONCE INTERFACE on-board command converter also allows debugging using OnCE port. RS-232/OnCE interface receives serial data from RS-232 transceiver executes commands sent host computer. These commands reset DSP, debug mode, release from debug mode, read write OnCE port, read write itself. RS-232 serial communication performed software MC68HC705 microcontroller. When using RS-232 transceiver communicate with MC68HC705C8, configure header shown following table. Refer Figure Figure 2-19 header location. Table 2-17 RS-232 Communications with MC68HC705 PINS JP28 JUMPER JUMPER JP28 Figure 2-19 RS-232 Communication Select MOTOROLA DSP56362EVM User's Manual 2-25 SETUP OPERATION Memory 2.10 MEMORY Evaluation Module glueless connection external SRAM EPROM. following memory lines connected expansion header. Figure 2-20. Table 2-18 Memory Line Settings HEADER JP13 SIGNAL HEADER JP14 SIGNAL HEADER JP15 SIGNAL 2-26 DSP56362EVM User's Manual MOTOROLA SETUP OPERATION Memory Figure 2-20 Memory Header Locations MOTOROLA DSP56362EVM User's Manual 2-27 SETUP OPERATION Memory 2.10.1 SRAM Evaluation Module 128k 24-bits external asynchronous static (SRAM). keep address stable during entire cycle, insert minimum wait state operation. Select SRAM configuring DSP's address attribute register assert line. SRAM upgraded 512k 24-bits. When using 512k 24-bits SRAM, upper half memory accessible controlling address attribute line AA0. connected memory's most significant address line. 2.10.2 EPROM Evaluation Module 128k 8-bits EPROM. keep address stable during entire cycle, insert minimum wait state operation. Select EPROM configuring DSP's address attribute register assert line. 2.10.3 EXTERNAL MEMORY BLOCK DIAGRAM following figure shows functional block diagram external memory interface.Memory data accessible through JP13-JP15 headers. A0.A17 JP14 JP15 ADDRESS SRAM A0.A17 D0.D23 D0.D7 EPROM A0.A16 DATA D0.D23 JP13 Figure 2-21 External Memory Interface Diagram 2-28 DSP56362EVM User's Manual MOTOROLA SETUP OPERATION Power Supply 2.11 POWER SUPPLY Evaluation Module requires input voltage 7.5-9V AC/DC (recommended both analog digital circuits. separate digital analog power ground planes voltage regulators output +5V, +5VA +3.3V supplies. DC-DC converter outputs supply. When power supplied 2.1mm power connector 2-pin terminal block green powered polarity voltage applied terminal block reversible because power goes through bridge rectifier. Note: While voltage regulators accommodate higher input voltage potentials, added heat dissipation required these input voltage levels results regulator becoming dangerously warm. recommended that users subject board power inputs excess 12V. 2.11.1 POWER SUPPLY BLOCK DIAGRAM following figure shows functional block diagram power supply circuit. +5VA REGULATOR AC/DC 3.3V REGULATOR DC-DC CONVERTER 3.3V Figure 2-22 Evaluation Module Power Supply Diagram MOTOROLA DSP56362EVM User's Manual 2-29 SETUP OPERATION Power Supply 2.11.2 POWER power consumption measurement, jumpers available connect DSP's power pins power supply. Jumpers placed headers shown Table 2-19, Evaluation Module supplies power DSP. Jumpers removed provide access power measurements. Table 2-19 Power Supply POWER VCCC VCCD VCCH VCCA VCCS VCCQL VCCQH DESCRIPTION CONTROL DATA HOST ADDRESS SHI, ESAI, DAX, TIMER QUIET CORE (LOW) POWER QUIET CORE (HIGH) POWER Figure 2-23 Power Jumpers 2-30 DSP56362EVM User's Manual MOTOROLA COMPONENT DATASHEETS Documentation SECTION COMPONENT DATASHEETS DOCUMENTATION Documentation audio components downloaded from manufacturer websites shown following table. Motorola site appropriate manuals Table Documentation Location Motorola Devices DSP56362 DESCRIPTION Motorola Document Order Number Product Brief Technical Datasheet User Manual Family Manual DSP56362P/D DSP56362/D DSP56362UM/D DSP56300FM/D Other Devices PCM1800 PCM1716 CS8414 CS8402 DESCRIPTION LOCATION Technical Datasheet Technical Datasheet Technical Datasheet Technical Datasheet MOTOROLA DSP56362EVM User's Manual COMPONENT DATASHEETS Documentation DSP56362EVM User's Manual MOTOROLA SCHEMATICS SECTION SCHEMATICS schematics DSP56362EVM included following pages. bill material listed Section MOTOROLA DSP56362EVM User's Manual +3.3V PCAP GNDc0 GNDc1 GNDs0 GNDp1 GNDd0 GNDd1 GNDd2 GNDd3 GNDa0 GNDa1 GNDa2 \RESET 4.7uF 2.7K +3.3V+3.3V+3.3V+3.3V \RESET \CAS GNDa3 GNDs1 Vccc0 Vccc1 Vccs0 GNDp GNDh Vccd0 Vccd1 Vccd2 Vccd3 Vcca0 Vcca1 Vcca2 Vccs1 Vccp Vcch HOREQ/HOREQ HACK/HACK HDS/HDS EXTAL CLKOUT PINIT/NMI SDO0 SDO1 SDO2/SDI3 SDO3/SDI2 SDO4/SDI1 SDO5/SDI0 SCKT SCKR HCKT HCKR MOSI MISO HREQ TIO0 TRST Section +3.3V +3.3V +3.3V +3.3V +3.3V +3.3V 0.1uF 22uF 0.1uF 0.027uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF C160 C161 C162 C163 C164 C165 C166 C167 0.1uF 0.01uF 0.1uF 0.01uF 0.1uF 0.01uF 0.1uF 0.01uF MC34164 RESET 0.1uF +3.3V Vccql0 GNDq0 Vccqh0 Vccql1 GNDq1 Vccqh1 Vccql2 GNDq2 Vccqh2 Vccql3 GNDq3 DSP56362EVM USER'S MANUAL MOTOROLA DSP56362 0.1uF MODA/IRQA MODB/IRQB MODC/IRQC MODD/IRQD RESET +3.3V +3.3V DSP_CLK_3V CLKOUT DA3_DSP DA2_DSP DA0_DSP +3.3V \TRST \RESET +3.3V +3.3V JP12 MOSI MISO \HREQ SDO0 SDO1 SDO2 SDO3 SDI1 SDI0 +3.3V JP11 JP10 DA1_DSP ML_DSP \RESET FS_CLK BIT_CLK 256FS_CLK MOTOROLA IMAGING ENTERTAINMENT SOLUTIONS DIGITAL AUDIO APPLICATIONS Size Title Date: DSP56362EVM DSP56362 Thursday, September 1999 2.2.1 Sheet VDD0 VDD1 VDD0 VDD1 GND0 GND1 GND0 GND1 VDD0 VDD1 GND0 GND1 MOTOROLA +3.3V 0.1uF 0.1uF +3.3V 0.1uF +3.3V 0.1uF +3.3V 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF DSP56362EVM USER'S MANUAL Section AT27LV010A_J 512k SRAM 512k SRAM 512k SRAM +3.3V +3.3V JP13 +3.3V JP14 +3.3V JP15 \CAS CLKOUT MOTOROLA IMAGING ENTERTAINMENT SOLUTIONS DIGITAL AUDIO APPLICATIONS Size Title Schematics Date: DSP56362EVM EXTERNAL MEMORY Thursday, September 1999 2.2.1 Sheet 8MHZ GP1U58Y DA_SEL2 \HREQ Vout Section DSP56362EVM USER'S MANUAL MOTOROLA \RESET MC68HC711E9 RESET XIRQ MODB PD0/RXD PD1/TXD PD2/MISO PD3/MOSI PD4/SCK PD5/SS 20CHAR 2LINE DA_SEL0 DA_SEL1 ML_HC11 HC11_RXD HC11_TXD MISO MOSI \DA_MUTE JP16 MODA 0.1uF MOTOROLA IMAGING ENTERTAINMENT SOLUTIONS DIGITAL AUDIO APPLICATIONS Size Title Date: DSP56362EVM MICROCONTROLLER Tuesday, September 1999 2.2.1 Sheet VCC0 GND0 VCC1 100pF 71.5 C135 0.1uF CS8414A DGND AGND C136 0.1uF DA_SEL0 DA_SEL1 DA_SEL2 I/O0 I/O1 I/O6 I/O2 I/O3 I/O4 I/O5 I/O22 GND1 FILT FORMAT OUT, L/R, COMPATIBLE ISPEN MODE SCLK 24.576MHZ 11.2896MHZ JP25 8.192MHZ MOTOROLA S/PDIF MAX1486 0.1uF S/PDIF 100pF GP1F32T 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF ISPLSI2032-TQFP DA0_PLD DA1_PLD DA2_PLD DA3_PLD DSP56362EVM USER'S MANUAL Section I/O15 I/O24 I/O26 I/O28 I/O16 I/O17 I/O18 I/O19 I/O20 I/O31 I/O30 I/O23 I/O12 I/O11 I/O9 I/O8 I/O7 I/O14 I/O13 I/O25 I/O27 I/O29 I/O21 I/O10 128FS_CLK FS_CLK GP1F32R Vout 0.1uF C139 0.01uF VERF SDATA FSYNC DSP_CLK RESET_MCU SDI1 BIT_CLK 256FS_CLK SW_EG1907 C140 0.01uF CS12/FCK Cd/F1 Cc/F0 Cb/E2 Ca/E1 C0/E0 Ce/F2 \RESET_MCU Y1/RESET GOE0 C141 0.047uF JP21 JP24 JP20 JP22 JP23 SAMPLING RATE FREQ 32KHZ 44.1KHZ 48KHZ 96KHZ 0.01uF MOTOROLA IMAGING ENTERTAINMENT SOLUTIONS DIGITAL AUDIO APPLICATIONS Schematics Size Title Date: DSP56362EVM S/PDIF Tuesday, September 1999 2.2.1 Sheet SDO0 SDO1 SDO2 SDO3 JP27 BIT_CLK FS_CLK 128FS_CLK \RESET FSYNC SDATA C/SBF CBL/SBC Section FORMAT L/R, COMPATIBLE CS8404A C7/C3 C6/C2 C9/C15 TRNPT/FC1 C1/FC0 0.1uF 0.1uF DSP56362EVM USER'S MANUAL MOTOROLA S/PDIF 100pF 0.1uF EM0/C9 EM1/C8 GP1F32T MOTOROLA IMAGING ENTERTAINMENT SOLUTIONS DIGITAL AUDIO APPLICATIONS Size Title Date: DSP56362EVM SECONDARY S/PDIF OUTPUT Thursday, September 1999 2.2.1 Sheet 0.1uF 4.7uF RCA_2X2 LEFT RIGHT OUT_LEFT OUT_RIGHT PCM1800 AGND DGND MODE1 BIT_CLK 256FS_CLK SYSCLK MODE0 MOTOROLA +5VA 10uF +5VA 10uF 0.1uF +5VA DSP56362EVM USER'S MANUAL Section VREF1 REFCOM VREF2 FMT0 FMT1 BYPAS 4.7uF VINL DOUT SDI0 100K +5VA \RESET FS_CLK VINR RSTB FSYNC LRCK CINNR CINPR CINNL CINPL 470pF 470pF 100K MOTOROLA IMAGING ENTERTAINMENT SOLUTIONS DIGITAL AUDIO APPLICATIONS Size Title Schematics Date: DSP56362EVM ANALOG INPUT Thursday, September 1999 2.2.1 Sheet 10uF 10uF 10uF 10uF DA_MODE 2700pF 5.6K 330pF 3.9K 2.7K CLKO U21B MC33078 +5VA C156 10uF C103 0.1uF DA3_CS ML_DSP ML_HC11 SDO1 FS_CLK BIT_CLK 256FS_CLK \RESET \DA_MUTE DA_MODE +5VA PCM1716 DGND VCC2L AGND2L VCC2R +5VA C104 C105 C102 2700pF 2.7K 10uF 10uF 10uF 10uF 2.7K JP31 CLKO C113 C114 5.6K C118 2700pF C115 330pF 3.9K U23B MC33078 +5VA C158 10uF DA0_DSP DA0_PLD DA1_DSP DA1_PLD DA2_DSP DA2_PLD DA3_DSP DA3_PLD +5VA 2.7K C119 0.1uF SDO0 FS_CLK BIT_CLK 256FS_CLK \RESET \DA_MUTE DA_MODE PCM1716 DGND VCC2L AGND2L +5VA C120 C121 10uF 10uF 10uF 10uF CLKO C129 C130 C127 2700pF 2.7K 5.6K C134 2700pF C131 330pF 3.9K U25B +5VA MC33078 2.7K C124 0.1uF C159 10uF C126 C128 5.6K 3.9K VCC2R ML/IIS MC/DM1 AGND2R MD/DM0 VCC1 AGND1 LRCIN BCKIN VOUTL ZERO CS/IWO VOUTR MUTE EXTL MODE EXTR C122 330pF U25A MC33078 +5VA C108 0.1uF C157 10uF C110 C112 5.6K C111 2700pF 3.9K ML/IIS MC/DM1 AGND2R MD/DM0 VCC1 AGND1 LRCIN BCKIN VOUTL ZERO CS/IWO VOUTR MUTE EXTL MODE EXTR C106 330pF U23A MC33078 +5VA SDO2 FS_CLK BIT_CLK 256FS_CLK 0.1uF C155 10uF 5.6K 3.9K VCC2R ML/IIS MC/DM1 AGND2R MD/DM0 VCC1 AGND1 LRCIN BCKIN VOUTL ZERO CS/IWO VOUTR MUTE EXTL MODE EXTR Section DSP56362EVM USER'S MANUAL MOTOROLA C154 10uF 0.1uF +5VA PCM1716 DGND VCC2L AGND2L +5VA 330pF +5VA U21A MC33078 RCA_3X2 CENTER SUBWOOFER LEFT SURROUND RIGHT SURROUND LEFT RIGHT C107 C109 C123 C125 MOTOROLA IMAGING ENTERTAINMENT SOLUTIONS DIGITAL AUDIO APPLICATIONS Size Title Date: DSP56362EVM ANALOG OUTPUTS Thursday, September 1999 2.2.1 Sheet DGND VCC2L AGND2L DA_MODE CLKO DA3_CS \RESET \DA_MUTE 10uF 10uF 10uF 10uF 2700pF 5.6K 2700pF 330pF 3.9K 2.7K +5VA U19B MC33078 2.7K Size Date: SDO3 FS_CLK BIT_CLK 256FS_CLK 0.1uF C153 10uF 5.6K 3.9K MOTOROLA NOTE: AUXILIARY ANALOG OUTPUT +5VA C152 10uF 0.1uF PCM1716 +5VA 330pF U19A MC33078 +5VA DSP56362EVM USER'S MANUAL Section VCC2R ML/IIS MC/DM1 AGND2R MD/DM0 VCC1 AGND1 LRCIN BCKIN VOUTL ZERO CS/IWO VOUTR MUTE EXTL MODE EXTR OUT_LEFT Title DSP56362EVM AUXILIARY ANALOG OUTPUTS Thursday, September 1999 OUT_RIGHT MOTOROLA IMAGING ENTERTAINMENT SOLUTIONS DIGITAL AUDIO APPLICATIONS Schematics 2.2.1 Sheet OSC1 3.6864MHZ 22pF 22pF C1C1+ 145407 HC11_TXD RESET_MCU OSC2 Section 4-10 NC7SZ125 DSP_CLK +3.3V 0.1uF DSP_CLK_3V 0.1uF MC68HC705C8A-QFP TCAP TCMP DSP56362EVM USER'S MANUAL MOTOROLA \TRST \RESET \RESET_MCU RESET MOSI MISO HC11_RXD JP28 MOTOROLA IMAGING ENTERTAINMENT SOLUTIONS DIGITAL AUDIO APPLICATIONS Size Title Date: DSP56362EVM RS-232/OnCE INTERFACE Thursday, September 1999 2.2.1 Sheet VOUT MC7805 Mounting Holes .125 .125 .125 .125 Size Date: MOTOROLA +3.3V Power Terminal +5VA Power Jack DSP56362EVM USER'S MANUAL Section 4-11 FM4001 FM4001 FM4001 LT1085 VOUT C142 1000uF FM4001 C143 0.33uF C144 0.33uF C149 0.33uF C145 47uF C147 47uF C146 47uF C148 470uF C150 0.1uF NMF0505_SIP +VREG MOTOROLA IMAGING ENTERTAINMENT SOLUTIONS DIGITAL AUDIO APPLICATIONS Title Schematics DSP56362EVM POWER SUPPLY Thursday, September 1999 2.2.1 Sheet Section 4-12 DSP56362EVM USER'S MANUAL MOTOROLA BILL MATERIALS Evaluation Module Parts SECTION BILL MATERIALS EVALUATION MODULE PARTS following table contains information parts devices Evaluation Module. Contact information suppliers devices also included Table 5-1. Table Evaluation Module Bill Materials Reference Designator C46, C139, C140, C161, C163, C165, C167 C14, C17, C22, C25, C26, C27, C28, C29, C30, C31, C32, C33, C37, C38, C39, C40, C45, C47, C48,C50, C53, C54, C61, C62, C71,C76, C87, C92, C103, C108, C119, C124, C135, C136, C150, C160, C162, C164, C166 Description 0.01uF, CHIPCAP 0805, 50V/10% Manufacturer PANASONIC ECU-V1H103KBG 0.1uF, CHIPCAP 0805, 50V/20% 08055E104MATMA 22uF, TANTALUM ELECTROLYTIC SMD, 6.3V/EIA SIZE 0.027uF, CHIPCAP 0805, 50V/10% 4.7uF, TANTALUM ELECTROL. SMD, 6.3V/EIA SIZE 100pF, CHIPCAP 0805, 50V/5% 0.047uF, CHIPCAP 0805, 50V/10% 10uF, TANTALUM ELECTROL. SMD, 6.3V/EIASIZE PANASONIC ECS-T0JX226R PANASONIC ECU-V1H273KBX C18, C55, PANASONIC ECS-T0JY475R C36, C43, C141 PANASONIC XICON ECU-V1H101JCG CC501Z473M C51, C52, C78, C80, C81, C82, C94, C96, C97, C98, C110, C112, C113, C114, C126, C128, C129, C130, C152, C153, C154, C155, C156, C157, C158, C159 C57, C58, C63, C64, C65, C68, C69, C70, C72, C73, C75, C77, C88, C89, C91, C93, C104, C105,C107, C109, C120, C121, C123,C125 C59, C66, PANASONIC ECS-T0JY106R 1uF, CHIPCAP 1206, 16V/20% PANASONIC ECU-V1H471JCX 470pF, CHIPCAP 0805, 50V/5% 22pF, CHIPCAP 1206, 50V/5% PANASONIC PANASONIC ECU-V1H471JCX ECU-V1H220JCN MOTOROLA DSP56362EVM User's Manual BILL MATERIALS Evaluation Module Parts Table Evaluation Module Bill Materials Reference Designator C74, C83, C90, C99, C106, C115, C122, C131 C79, C86, C95, C102, C111, C118, C127, C134 C148 Description 330pF, CHIPCAP 0805, 50V/10% Manufacturer PANASONIC ECU-V1H331KBN 2700pF, CHIPCAP 0805, 50V/10% 470uF, RADIAL ALUMINUM ELECTROLYTIC, 1000uF, MINI ALUM ELECTROL, 16V/AXIAL/0.394X0.984 0.33uF. CHIPCAP 1206, 35V/20% 47uF, SUBMINI ALUM ELECROL, 10V/RADIAL/5X7 YELLOW LED, 1206 PANASONIC ECU-V1H272KBN XICON XRL10V470 C142 XICON XAH16V1000 C143, C144, C149 C145, C146, C147 PANASONIC XICON ECS-T1VY334R MLRL10V47 OPTOELECTR ONICS OPTOELECTR ONICS OPTOELECTR ONICS RECTRON BERG QTLP650D-3 LED, 1206 QTLP650C-2 GREEN LED, 1206 QTLP650C-4 XXU8 RECTIFIER, DOUBLE 16-PIN FEMALE HEADER, RECEPTACLE SINGLE HEADER FM4001 68683-608 JP1, JP2, JP3, JP4, JP5, JP6, JP7, JP20, JP21, JP23, JP25 JP8, JP27 JP10, JP15 JP11, JP14 JP12 JP13 JP16 JP35 JP22 JP24 JP28 BERG 86001-402 DOUBLE HEADER DOUBLE HEADER DOUBLE HEADER DOUBLE HEADER DOUBLE HEADER SINGLE HEADER Populated SINGLE HEADER DOUBLE HEADER DOUBLE HEADER BERG BERG BERG BERG BERG BERG 67997-408 67997-414 67997-420 67997-450 67997-436 86001-410 BERG BERG BERG 86001-408 67997-404 67997-406 DSP56362EVM User's Manual MOTOROLA BILL MATERIALS Evaluation Module Parts Table Evaluation Module Bill Materials Reference Designator JP31 removed JACK OPTICAL TRANSMIT CONNECTOR OPTICAL RECEIVE CONNECTOR JACK JACK INDUCTOR, SMD/2.5X3.2 FERRITE BEAD SOCKET PLCC/THRU HOLE SOCKET PLCC/THRU HOLE CONNECTOR, ANGLE/PCB MOUNT 2.1MM POWER CONNECTOR VIMEX SHARP SHARP VIMEX VIMEX TOKO FUTURE MOUSER SCJ-0358B GP1F32T GP1F32R JA0400721G JA0600731G TKS1025CT BL01RN1-A62 151-1033 Description TRIPLE HEADER Manufacturer BERG 68702-415 MOUSER 151-1053 MOUSER 152-3409 SWITCHCRAF AUGAT PANASONIC PANASONIC 93F7716 R10, R11, R13, R14, R15, R17, R18, R19, R20, R28, R29, R30, R43, R44, R45, R46, R48, R49, R55, R60, R66, R71, R77, R82, R88, R53, R59, R64, R70, R75, R81, R86, R22, R23, R26, R93, R39, TERMINAL BLOCK 5.1K, CHIP 0805, 1/10WATT 10K, CHIP 0805, 1/10WATT 2SV-02 ERJ-6GEYJ512V ERJ-6GEYJ103V 2.7K, CHIP 0805, 1/10WATT PANASONIC ERJ-6GEYJ272V 604, CHIP 0805,1/10WATT 182, CHIP 0805,1/8WATT 127, CHIP 0805, 1/8WATT CHIP 0805, 1/10WATT 71.5, CHIP 0805, 1/10WATT CHIP 0805, 1/10WATT 100K, CHIP 0805, 1/10WATT PANASONIC PANASONIC PANASONIC PANASONIC PANASONIC PANASONIC PANASONIC ERJ-6ENF6040V ERJ-6ENF1820V ERJ-6ENF1270V ERJ-6GEY0R00V ERJ-6ENF71R5V ERJ-6GEYJ102V ERJ-6GEYJ104V MOTOROLA DSP56362EVM User's Manual BILL MATERIALS Evaluation Module Parts Table Evaluation Module Bill Materials Reference Designator R50, R56, R61, R67, R72, R78, R83, R51, R57, R62, R68, R73, R79, R84, R52, R58, R63, R69, R74, R80, R85, Description 5.62K, CHIP 0805, 1/10WATT 3.92K, CHIP 0805, 1/10WATT 100, CHIP 0805, 1/10WATT 10M, CHIP 0805, 1/10WATT CHIP 0805, 1/10WATT SLIDE SWITCH DPDT PUSHBUTTON SWITCH TRIMPOT 96KHZ DIGITAL TRANSFORMER Manufacturer PANASONIC PANASONIC PANASONIC PANASONIC PANASONIC E-SWITCH PANASONIC PANASONIC SCIENTIFIC CONVERSION MOTOROLA MOTOROLA PERJ-6ENF5621V ERJ-6ENF3921V ERJ-6ENF101V ERJ-6GEYJ106V ERJ-6GEYJ560V EG2209 EVQ-QS205K EVN-D8AA03B24 SC979-03 UNDERVOLTAGE SENSOR DSP, 144PIN/TQFP *please note 128KX8 SRAM, 3.3V/400MIL MC34164D-5 DSP56362 TECHNOLOG ATMEL GS71108J-10 128KX8 EPROM, 3.3V/32 PLCC, *please note 8-BIT MICROCONTROLLER, PLCC *please note 20CHAR 2LINE Populated MAX1486 (See Equations following this BOM) populated DIGITAL AUDIO TRANSMITTER 20-BIT CONVERTER, 24-PIN/SSOP BUFFER WITH STATE OUTPUT, SOT23-5 8-BIT MICROCONTROLLER RS-232 TRANSCEIVER AT27LV010A-15JC MOTOROLA MC68HC711E20VFN2 POWERTIP PC2002LRU-AEA-B MAXIM LATTICE MAX1486CUB ISPLSI2032-110LT44 CRYSTAL BURR-BROWN CS8404A-CS PCM1800 FAIRCHILD NC7SZ125M5 MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MC68HC705C8ACFB MC145407DW DSP56362EVM User's Manual MOTOROLA BILL MATERIALS Evaluation Module Parts Table Evaluation Module Bill Materials Reference Designator U18, U20, U22, U19, U21, U23, Description DELTA-SIGMA CONVERTER OP-AMP, SO-8 DIGITAL AUDIO RECEIVER 3.3V REGULATOR, TO-220 Manufacturer BURR-BROWN BURR-BROWN CRYSTAL LINEAR TECH. MOTOROLA NEWPORT TECH. PCM1716 BBOPA2134UA CS8414-CS LT1085CT-3.3 REGULATOR, TO-220 DC-DC CONVERTER MC7805ACT NMF0505S Mounting hardware `U8' standoffs four corners board. Mounting hardware `U8' standoffs four corners board. XU28 Populated 8MHZ OSCILLATOR, 24.576MHZ OSCILLATOR, 11.2896MHZ OSCILLATOR, 8.192MHZ OSCILLATOR, 3.6864MHZ CRYSTAL, HC49 Standoffs H.H. Smith MI5050H-8MHZ MI5050H-24.576MHZ MI5050H-11.2896MHZ MI5050H-8.192MHZ X403 30F1463 Screws Waldom FN-817-C Heatsink T0-220, L=0.75, W=0.520, H=0.500 (above dimensions inches) AAVID Thermal Technologies Inc. BERG 577202B00000 DOUBLE 16-PIN MALE HEADER MOUNTS BOTTOM SIDE SHUNT CONN., POSITION Yamaichi TQFP socket 68683-608 SHUNTS Note #68. This part mounted socket part information socket given following columns Note #70. This part mounted socket part information socket given following columns Note #71. This part mounted socket part information socket given following columns. programmed part installed socket. Yamaichi Electronics 929955-06 IC149-144-045-S5 Mouser PLCC socket, Mouser 151-1533 Mouser PLCC socket, Mouser 151-1553 MOTOROLA DSP56362EVM User's Manual BILL MATERIALS Equations EQUATIONS Declarations "inputs SEL1.SEL0 CLK8M CLK11M CLK24M CS_LRCK CS_SCK RESET_MCU DA_SEL1.DA_SEL0 DA_SEL2 CS_MCK JUMP 34,35; CLOCK from CS8414 "BIT CLOCK from CS8414 10,9; "256 clock from Crystal clock chip "Jumper selection ON=AD OFF=SPDiA "outputs FS_CLK BIT_CLK RESET_MCU_ used instead. FS_CLK256 FS_CLK128 DA3_PLD DA2_PLD DA1_PLD DA0_PLD DSP_CLK istype 'com'; istype 'com'; hardware this used.Oin istype 'com'; "sync buffered version istype 'com'; "output clk8m divided (dsp_clk) "nodes CLK12M div3.div0 FM_CLK256 scale7.scale0 DIV4 DIV64 DIV256 FM_CLK256B node istype node istype node istype node istype node; node; node; node istype 'reg_d'; 'reg_d'; 'com,keep,retain'; 'reg_d'; 'keep,retain'; "sets DIVIDE [div3.div0]; FS_GEN [scale7.scale0]; "constants h,l,x,z,c 1,0,.x.,.z.,.c.; DSP56362EVM User's Manual MOTOROLA BILL MATERIALS Equations "plsi properties plsi plsi plsi plsi property property property property 'Y1_AS_RESET OFF'; 'ENP FS_CLK128 npath1'; 'PRESERVE FM_CLK256'; 'PRESERVE FM_CLK256B'; Equations" Internal Generation FS/Bit clock when SPDiA available FS_GEN FS_GEN FS_GEN.CLK !FM_CLK256B; DIV256=scale7; DIV64 scale5; DIV4 scale1; Sync buffered version clock FS_CLK (JUMP DIV256) (!JUMP CS_LRCK); Sync buffered version clock BIT_CLK (JUMP DIV4) (!JUMP CS_SCK); Buffered reset signals RESET_MCU_ !RESET_MCU; "Multiplexed clock outputs drives fs_CLK256 when Crystal SELected FM_CLK256 ((!SEL1 !SEL0 CLK8M) (!SEL1 SEL0 CLK11M) SEL1 !SEL0 CLK12M) SEL1 SEL0 CLK24M)); FM_CLK256B ((!SEL1 !SEL0 CLK8M) (!SEL1 SEL0 CLK11M) SEL1 !SEL0 CLK12M) SEL1 SEL0 CLK24M)); Rcvr input 256/128 outputs FS_CLK256 (JUMP FM_CLK256) (!JUMP CS_MCK); FS_CLK128 FS_CLK128 ((JUMP FM_CLK256 !FS_CLK256) (!JUMP &CS_MCK !FS_CLK256))); Divide Clock input CLK12M !CLK12M; CLK12M.CLK CLK24M; MOTOROLA DSP56362EVM User's Manual BILL MATERIALS Equations "Divide Clock input with direct output path DIVIDE DIVIDE DIVIDE.CLK CLK8M; //DSP_CLK div3; DSP_CLK CLK8M; jumper thenY2-Y4 "are used generate clocks "for converters. used Mithra 08/24/99 //XTI FM_CLK256 !JUMP; !DA3_PLD !DA2_PLD !DA1_PLD !DA0_PLD Decoder ((!DA_SEL2 ((!DA_SEL2 ((!DA_SEL2 ((!DA_SEL2 DA_SEL1 DA_SEL1 !DA_SEL1 !DA_SEL1 DA_SEL0) (DA_SEL2 !DA_SEL0) (DA_SEL2 DA_SEL0) (DA_SEL2 !DA_SEL0) (DA_SEL2 !DA_SEL1 !DA_SEL1 !DA_SEL1 !DA_SEL1 &!DA_SEL0)); &!DA_SEL0)); &!DA_SEL0)); &!DA_SEL0)); DSP56362EVM User's Manual MOTOROLA RUNNING PASS-THROUGH CODE Pass-Through Operation SECTION RUNNING PASS-THROUGH CODE Evaluation Module includes HC11 with pass-through files programmed EPROM. pass-through software allows users input output audio Evaluation Module without loading files through OnCE (stand-alone mode). PASS-THROUGH OPERATION main loop digital.asm analog.asm programs serve reference guide pass data into EVM. 6.1.1 RECEIVE INTERRUPT SERVICE ROUTINES receive interrupt service routine esai_rx_isr moves left data word from receive data register (RX0 RX1) into receive left data buffer RX_BUFF_BASE moves right data word from receive data register into receive right data buffer RX_BUFF_BASE+1. pointer RX_BUFF_BASE modulo alternates between left right receive buffers. serial receive shift register SDI0 SDI1 filled ready transfer receiver data register already filled, then Receiver Overrun Error Flag (ROE) receive with exception interrupt service routine esai_rxe_isr called. This routine clears bit. receive last slot interrupt service routine esai_rxls_isr resets buffer pointer RX_BUFF_BASE case pointer corrupted after last slot frame. example, after right data received. MOTOROLA DSP56362EVM User's Manual RUNNING PASS-THROUGH CODE Pass-Through Operation MEMORY RX_BUFF_BASE (LEFT) RX_BUFF_BASE+1 (RIGHT) Figure Receive Input Buffer esai_rxe_isr ESAI RECEIVE WITH EXCEPTION bclr #7,x:M_SAISR; Read SAISR clear receive overrun error flag esai_rx_isr ESAI RECEIVE move r0,x:(r6)+ Save stack move m0,x:(r6)+ Save stack move #1,m0 Modulus buffer move x:RX_PTR,r0 Load pointer buffer jset#$6,x:M_SAISR,LeftSlot bset#RightReceive,x:flags movep x:M_RX1,x:(r0)+; Receive from this case move r0,X:RX_PTR move x:-(r6),m0 Restore move x:-(r6),r0 Restore esai_rxls_isr move move move move ESAI RECEIVE LAST SLOT r0,x:(r6)+ Save stack #RX_BUFF_BASE,r0; Reset buffer pointer just case corrupted r0,x:RX_PTR Update buffer pointer x:-(r6),r0 Restore r0rti Figure Receive Interrupt Service Routines DSP56362EVM User's Manual MOTOROLA RUNNING PASS-THROUGH CODE Pass-Through Operation 6.1.2 TRANSMIT INTERRUPT SERVICE ROUTINES transmit interrupt service routine moves left data word from transmit left data buffer TX_BUFF_BASEinto transmit data register (TX0, TX1, TX3) moves right data word from transmit right data buffer TX_BUFF_BASE+1 into transmit data register TXn. pointer TX_BUFF_BASE modulo alternates between left right transmit buffers. serial receive shift register SDI0 SDI1 filled ready transfer receiver data register already filled, then Receiver Overrun Error Flag (ROE) receive with exception interrupt service routine esai_rxe_isr called. This routine clears bit. receive last slot interrupt service routine esai_rxls_isr resets buffer pointer RX_BUFF_BASE case pointer corrupted after last slot frame. example, after right data received. MEMORY TX_BUFF_BASE (LEFT) TX_BUFF_BASE+1 (RIGHT) TX0, TX1, Figure Transmit Output Buffer esai_txe_isr bclr ESAI TRANSMIT WITH EXCEPTION #14,x:M_SAISR Read SAISR clear transmit; underrun error flag esai_tx_isr ESAI TRANSMIT mover0,x:(r6)+ Save stack movem0,x:(r6)+ Save stack move #1,m0 Modulus buffer movex:TX_PTR,r0 Load pointer buffer movep movep movep movep move move move esai_txls_isr x:(r0),x:M_TX0; Transmit this case x:(r0),x:M_TX1 x:(r0),x:M_TX2 x:(r0)+,x:M_TX3 r0,x:TX_PTR Update buffer pointer x:-(r6),m0 Restore x:-(r6),r0 Restore r0rti ESAI TRANSMIT LAST SLOT MOTOROLA DSP56362EVM User's Manual RUNNING PASS-THROUGH CODE Pass-Through Operation move move move move r0,x:(r6)+ Save stack #TX_BUFF_BASE,r0 Reset pointer r0,x:TX_PTR Reset buffer pointer just case corrupted x:-(r6),r0rti Figure Transmit Interrupt Service Routines DSP56362EVM User's Manual MOTOROLA RUNNING PASS-THROUGH CODE Pass-Through Operation 6.1.3 MAIN LOOP ESAI Status Register (SAISR) which receive frame sync flag (RFS) polled wait frame sync occur. When frame sync occurs, contents input buffers RX_BUFF_BASE RX_BUFF_BASE+1 copied accumulators Users insert additional processing code this point. processing required, contents accumulators copied output buffers TX_BUFF_BASE TX_BUFF_BASE+1. program jumps back beginning loop next sample. LOOP jclr #RightRecieve,X:flags,* bclr #RightRecieve,X:flags move x:RX_BUFF_BASE,a ;receive left move x:RX_BUFF_BASE+1,b ;receive right move a,x:TX_BUFF_BASE ;transmit left move b,x:TX_BUFF_BASE+1 ;transmit right LOOP Figure Passthrough Main Loop MOTOROLA DSP56362EVM User's Manual RUNNING PASS-THROUGH CODE Digital Pass-Through DIGITAL PASS-THROUGH digital input, perform following tasks: Apply power Evaluation Module shown Installation Procedures, Section 1-5. Connect input output audio cables. Configure jumpers shown following table: Table Digital Input Input Type Input Connector Output Connector JP20 Electrical Optical Press reset switch following screen appears LCD: SELECT: Dgtl Anlg Figure Pass-through Screen Press switch select digital input. Pass-through code downloads approximately seconds before audio output heard. DSP56362EVM User's Manual MOTOROLA RUNNING PASS-THROUGH CODE Digital Pass-Through Jumper Settings DIGITAL PASS-THROUGH JUMPER SETTINGS following figure shows jumper settings when using optical connector. Notice that JP20 must appropriate connector (optical coax). JP20 JP24 Sample Rate Jumper Settings Freq. 44.1 Figure Jumper Settings Digital Pass-Through MOTOROLA DSP56362EVM User's Manual RUNNING PASS-THROUGH CODE Analog Pass-Through ANALOG PASS-THROUGH analog input, perform following tasks: Apply power Evaluation Module described Installation Procedures. Connect input output audio cables. Configure jumpers shown following table: Table Analog Input Input Type Input Connector Output Connector JP20 Analog Pins Jumper Press RESET switch following screen appears LCD: SELECT: Dgtl Anlg Figure pass-through Screen Press switch select analog input. Pass-through code downloads approximately seconds before audio output heard. DSP56362EVM User's Manual MOTOROLA RUNNING PASS-THROUGH CODE Analog Pass-Through Jumper Settings ANALOG PASS-THROUGH JUMPER SETTINGS following figure shows jumper settings when using analog inputs. Notice that JP20 removed JP24 must according sampling rate. Note JP20 JP24 Sample Rate Jumper Settings Freq. 44.1 Note: populated with CS8412, sampling rate will KHZ. 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