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SLAU454A – July 2012 – Revised April 2016

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TSW4806EVM

Quick-Start Setup Procedure

1.1.1

Hardware Setup

1. Connect one end of the provided 5-VDC power cable to the barrel connector (J8) of the TSW4806.

Connect the other end to a +5 VDC power supply capable of providing 3 amps. If using the banana
jacks, connect the positive end to J10 and the negative end to J9.

2. Make sure the four dip switches (SW1) are in the factory default position (all up). This corresponds to

an address of

0000

and is also indicated by four LED’s, all of which indicate

OFF

. The address for the

on-board EEPROM is selected by the CPLD, dependant upon the switch settings.

3. Turn on the +5 VDC power supply. After power-up, the 5-VDC LED illuminates. The on-board CPLD

automatically loads the LMK04806 from the configuration file stored in the EEPROM at the location
determined by DIPSWITCH, SW1. After the LMK is configured, the green

LOCK

LED turns on. This

indicates that the PLL of the LMK04806 is locked to the 10-MHz on-board reference source. The
output SMA’s now provide the following frequencies:

J7 – 61.44-MHz CMOS output. AC coupled, from CLKOUT10P of LMK04806.
J15 – 61.44-MHz CMOS output. AC coupled, from CLKOUT10N of LMK04806.
J17 – 61.44-MHz CMOS output from CLKOUT11P of LMK04806.

J4 – 122.88-MHz CMOS output from CLKOUT0P of LMK04806.

J1 – 245.76-MHz CMOS output from CLKOUT5P of LMK04806.

J2 – 491.52-MHz CMOS output. AC coupled, from CLKOUT3P of LMK04806.
J3 – 491.52-MHz CMOS output. AC coupled, from CLKOUT3N of LMK04806.
J6 – 491.52-MHz CMOS output from CLKOUT2P of LMK04806.

Note:

If the

LOCK

LED does not turn on after power up, ensure the four dip switches are set to

0000

(all in the up position) and push the reset button (SW2).

2

Software Control

This section provides installation instructions and explanations of the TSW4806 GUI. Enable the GUI
control by connecting the provided mini-USB cable between the host PC and J13 of the EVM.

2.1

Installation Instructions

1. Download the software from the EVM product page on

www.ti.com

. Find the page by searching for

TSW4806EVM

. The software is listed under the

Related Products

section on the

TI Software

tab.

2. Extract the files from the zip file titled

TSW4806 GUI vXpY Installer.zip

where

XpY

represents the

version number.

3. Run

setup.exe

and follow the installation prompts.

4. Start the GUI by going to

Start menu

All Programs

TSW4806 GUI vxpx

. Double click on

TSW4806 GUI.exe.

5. When plugging the board into the computer through the USB cable for the first time, the USB drivers

must be installed.

Microsoft

®

Windows

®

XP: If Windows XP does not automatically install the drivers, follow the on-screen

prompts and install them. Do not let Windows XP search Microsoft Updates for the drivers, but do let
Windows XP install the drivers automatically.

Windows 7: After installing the TSW4806 GUI, Windows 7 automatically installs the drivers for the EVM.

If not already connected, connect the provided 5-VDC power supply to J8 and the other end to 110-
120 VAC source.

2.2

Software Operation

The TSW4806 GUI programs the LMK04806 to desired outputs other than the default power up condition
described in

Section 2.1

The on-board EEPROM is also programmed from the GUI, including custom

setting options. The GUI controls are split between different tabs for a simplified interface. Detailed
descriptions for each tab are given below.

Summary of Contents for TSW4806EVM

Page 1: ...ammed register settings so the board can begin running without using the GUI interface The EEPROM provides the memory necessary for saving up to eight custom LMK04806 configuration settings These settings are quickly loaded using on board switches Contents 1 Introduction 1 1 1 Overview 1 2 Software Control 3 2 1 Installation Instructions 3 2 2 Software Operation 3 3 TSW4806 GUI Operation 7 4 EEPRO...

Page 2: ... LMK04806 providing several factory pre programmed settings The board provides 491 52 245 76 122 88 and 61 44 MHz outputs after power up or after pushing the RESET button if the four dip switches are in their default 0000 position all up A software GUI is also provided allowing custom configuration of the LMK04806 The EVM supports any of the four devices offered in the LMK04800 family with the def...

Page 3: ...m CLKOUT2P of LMK04806 Note If the LOCK LED does not turn on after power up ensure the four dip switches are set to 0000 all in the up position and push the reset button SW2 2 Software Control This section provides installation instructions and explanations of the TSW4806 GUI Enable the GUI control by connecting the provided mini USB cable between the host PC and J13 of the EVM 2 1 Installation In...

Page 4: ...the USB drivers were installed properly using the Device Manager tool on the PC 1 The EEPROM Read only works properly with the Windows 7 OS by opening the GUI using the Run as Administrator option Table 2 Main Window Description Section Description Reset USB Issues a software reset to the FTDI USB controller Send All Sends all current displayed GUI values to the LMK internal registers Save Saves a...

Page 5: ...tings Configure PLL 1 settings when using the dual PLL mode PLL 2 Settings Configure PLL 2 settings for both dual and single PLL mode 2 2 2 LMK04800 Outputs Tab After clicking on the LMK04800 Outputs tab the display looks as shown in Figure 3 Figure 3 LMK04800 Output Tab Table 3 LMK04800 Output Tab Description Section Description Clock Out 0 and 1 Configure Clock Out 0 and 1 outputs Enable the out...

Page 6: ... divider delay and output buffer 2 2 3 LMK04800 Advanced After clicking on the LMK04800 Advanced tab the display looks as shown in Figure 4 Figure 4 LMK04800 Advanced Tab Table 4 LMK04800 Advanced Tab Description Section Description SYNC Enable and configure the sync functionality DAC Vtune Rail Detection Enable and control the internal DAC settings Status Pins Setup Setup the status pins for vari...

Page 7: ...board such that a 122 88 MHz clock is present on SMA s J2 J3 J4 and J6 SMA s J1 J7 J15 and J17 have 61 44 MHz clock outputs The output clocks are determined by the value the internal VCO is running at and the divide value selected for the output In this example the VCO is operating in single PLL mode and locked to the on board 10 MHz oscillator The value the PLL2 is setting the VCO too is determin...

Page 8: ... on board EEPROM With the settings saved the LMK04806 is programmed without using the GUI The EEPROM saves up to eight user defined settings starting from address 8 The EVM comes from the factory with two pre loaded configurations stored in address locations 0 and 1 Writing to the EEPROM Write to the EEPROM with the following steps a Configure the GUI to the desired setting b Select an address fro...

Page 9: ...puts are as follows J7 76 8 MHz CMOS output AC coupled from CLKOUT10P of LMK04806 J15 76 8 MHz CMOS output AC coupled from CLKOUT10N of LMK04806 J17 76 8 MHz CMOS output from CLKOUT11P of LMK04806 J4 153 6 MHz CMOS output from CLKOUT0P of LMK04806 J1 307 2 MHz CMOS output from CLKOUT5P of LMK04806 J2 614 4 MHz CMOS output AC coupled from CLKOUT3P of LMK04806 J3 614 4 MHz CMOS output AC coupled fro...

Page 10: ... connector on the TSW4806 board 2 On board Clock using Single PLL Mode This is the default mode of operation for the TSW4806 The 10 MHz on board oscillator acts as the reference for the PLL and the divided down internal VCO acts as the clock source All of the factory provided configurations stored in the EEPROM and the provided files in the Configuration Files folder not mentioned elsewhere in thi...

Page 11: ...ring the warranty period to the address designated by TI and that are determined by TI not to conform to such warranty If TI elects to repair or replace such EVM TI shall have a reasonable time to repair such EVM or provide replacements Repaired EVMs shall be warranted for the remainder of the original warranty period Replaced EVMs shall be warranted for a new full ninety 90 day warranty period 3 ...

Page 12: ... by Industry Canada to operate with the antenna types listed in the user guide with the maximum permissible gain and required antenna impedance for each antenna type indicated Antenna types not included in this list having a gain greater than the maximum gain indicated for that type are strictly prohibited for use with this device Concernant les EVMs avec antennes détachables Conformément à la rég...

Page 13: ... connecting any load to the EVM output If there is uncertainty as to the load specification please contact a TI field representative During normal operation even with the inputs and outputs kept within the specified allowable ranges some circuit components may have elevated case temperatures These components include but are not limited to linear regulators switching transistors pass transistors cu...

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