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User Manual 8 V 1.0
2020-08-12
Getting started with the XDPL8219 reference board using .dp Vision
software
Getting started
Note: If there is any error between steps 1 and 7, refer to the message bar of .dp Vision for the error
message. For further information, please refer to the “dpvision User manual”.
2) Burn configuration
As the XDPL8219 chip on the 40 W reference design PCB has a first full set of parameters in its one-time
programmable (OTP) memory space, only changed parameters are written in the OTP memory. For detailed
information, please refer to the “dpvision User manual” in the “Documents” folder.
Table 3 shows the procedures to burn a parameter update in .dp Vision into the OTP memory.
Table 3 Burn configuration procedures
Step Instruction
1 Load configuration file (see example in Figure 7 ).
2 Modify the parameter value needed, then press [File] >> [Save] or [File] >> [Save as], to save
the configuration file. Otherwise, proceed to step 3.
3 (optional) Disconnect or turn off AC input voltage and check the hardware connection for configuration –
see Figure 2 and Figure 3 .
4
Press to supply power and establish connection to the target XDPL8219. After this, XDPL8219
will enter configuration mode and the device status should change to .
5
Press to burn configuration into target XDPL8219.
After this step, a window pops up, like one of these below.
Note: If the parameter configuration is equivalent to the pre-existing parameters, the XDPL8219
will not burn them in the OTP memory.
6 Press “Proceed” or “Yes” to burn the configuration. After this, a window pops up indicating
success.
7 Press “OK” on the pop-up window then disconnect the programming cable from the board
connector and test the application, if needed.