Aim of the experiment
The aim of the experiment is to familiarize you with the following:
Downloads
Software packages to install on your laptop by Mr. Yunseong Cho, The University of Texas at Austin
Computer Architecture review slides by Ms. Zeina Sinno, The University of Texas at Austin
Recitation Slides by Mr. Yeong Choo, Mr. Sam Kanawati, and Ms. Debarati Kundu, The University of Texas at Austin
Lab instructions by Mr. Yunseong Cho, Mr. Yeong Fong Choo, Mr. Dan Jacobellis and Mr. Sam Kanawati, The University of Texas at Austin
Common signals in Matlab by Prof. Brian L. Evans, The University of Texas at Austin
Supplemental Information
Code Composer Studio 7 Wiki page
Web page for 3rd edition of lab book by Profs. Welch, Wright and Morrow
Getting Started with the OMAP-L138 LCDK by Profs. Welch, Wright and Morrow
LabVIEW transmitter demonstration by Dr. Zukang Shen to show how labs 1-6 fit together
C6000 DSP family overview slides by Prof. Steven Tretter, University of Maryland (from 2008 lab manual)
Lab 1 Report
Submitting the lab 1 report that answers the questions below is mandatory to obtain credit for this lab
Debugging and Troubleshooting Tips
When connecting the USB cable from the PC to the C6748 DSP board, please use the USB port on the opposite side of the board from the power connector.
If winDSK reports that the PC cannot connect to the C6748 DSP board, close winDSK, power the board off, restart WinDSK and then start the board. The order of starting the winDSK software and starting the board matters.
Code Composer Studio does not support the access of files on a network drive. Instead, you have to select My Computer -> Z drive instead. It is the same location, but instead of the longer path \austin.utexas.edu\..., it will show Z:\.
Additional tips from the TAs:
Useful references
Texas Instruments TMS320C6748 processor, board, and tools