USB2ANY
DC Supply
5 V
V
SENSE
V
CC
GND
USB
cable
Ribbon Cable
Put Shunt on J3 to
supply V
CC
from
USB2ANY
TLC6C5712-Q1EVM
Requirements
2
Requirements
To operate this EVM, the software, power supply, and communication board must be connected and
properly configured. This section provides more information on each component.
2.1
Software
Texas Instruments has provided the necessary software to evaluate this EVM. For the latest software
revision, go to the TLC6C5712-Q1 product folder,
www.ti.com/product/TLC6C5712-Q1
2.2
Power Supply Requirements
The EVM board can receive supply in one of two ways. The first way is suitable for evaluation in the lab
which uses two DC power supplies. The first DC power supply is for V
CC
and the other is for VSENSE.
The second way is suitable for portable demonstration. In this case, only a 5-V micro-USB supply is
required. The VSENSE pin can be powered through a USB cable directly and the V
CC
pin can be directly
supplied by the USB2ANY.
2.3
Communication Board
The USB2ANY is the interface between the PC and the TLC6C5712-Q1EVM. One end of the USB2ANY
connects to the PC with the USB cable and the other end of the USB2ANY connects to the EVM with the
ribbon cable. After installing the GUI, users can control the TLC6C5712-Q1EVM by sending commands
through the USB2ANY.
3
Setup
The following sections describe how to setup the EVM hardware and software.
3.1
Hardware Setup
shows the hardware setup of the TLC6C5712-Q1EVM.
Step 1.
Connect the 5-V power supply to the LED board between TP1 (VSENSE) and TP3 (GND).
Users can also use the 5-V micro-USB supply connected to J2 to supply VSENSE.
Step 2.
Put a shunt on J3 to connect the USB2ANY 3.3-V supply to V
CC
. In this case, the user is not
required to supply V
CC
with another DC supply.
Step 3.
Connect the host computer to USB2ANY board using the USB cable.
Step 4.
Connect the ribbon cable between the USB2ANY board and the TLC6C5712-Q1 EVM board.
Figure 2. Hardware Setup for TLC6C5712-Q1EVM
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TLC6C5712-Q1 Evaluation Module
SLVUAE6A – January 2015 – Revised July 2015
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