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SWRU252B

 

 

 

September 2012 

 

 

7. Power 

 

 

To  power  the  PPW  AudioEBs;  connect  a 
USB cable to each of the PPW AudioEBs 
and  make  sure  J10  is  in  the  position 
“OUT-USB”  (Pos  1-2).  Finally,  switch  P6 
to “ON”. The LED D3 should now be lit. 
 

Note!

 When  using  the  DC  jack  connector 

or  screw  terminal  to  power  the  AudioEB, 
the  power  source  should  be  in  a  range 
from 5.5V to 15V with a maximum current 
source capability of 1A. 
 
 

There should only be one 
active  power  source  at 
any  one  time.  Do  not 
leave  the  board  powered 
when unattended. 

 

8. Pairing 

 

 

 
When powered for the first time, LED D9 
will blink to indicate that the devices are 
not connected. 
 
To  pair  the  Slave  with  the  Master;  click 
first  on  SW9  on  Master  and  then  click  on 
SW9  on  the  Slave  within  a  few  seconds 
after  you  clicked  on  the  Masters  SW9. 
When  the  devices  are  paired  and  the  link 
is  established,  LED  D9  will  be  constantly 
lit. 
  
Note  that  the  pairing  operation  is  only 
needed  the  first  time.  Next  time  they  will 
pair automatically when powered.  
 
You  can  now  turn  on  your  audio  source 
and start testing! 

9. Volume control 

 

 

 
The output volume can be adjusted on the 
Slave  by  pressing  SW  1  to  increase  the 
volume and SW3 to decrease the volume.

 

10. PurePath Wireless 
Configurator 

 

 

 
The next step is to download the PurePath 
Wireless  Configurator  (PPWC).  PPWC 
makes  it  possible  to  explore  all  the 
configuration  options  of  the  CC85xx 
family. After creating device configurations 
for  Master  and  Slave  network  roles, 
PPWC  can  program  the  CC85xx  devices 
directly 

through 

the 

CCDebugger 

(included in the kit).  
 
For  more  details;  download  the  PPW 
Configurator  and  the  PPW  Configurator 
Quick  Start  Guide.  Links  to  download  the 
PPW  Configurator  can  be  found  in  the 
CC8520 product folder [1]

 

A. More information 

 
On  Texas  Instruments’  Low-Power  RF 
web site you will find information about our 
latest  products,  software,  application 
notes,  events  and  much  more.  Just  go  to 

www.ti.com/lprf

  

 
The  Low  Power  RF  Online  Community 
has  forums,  blogs  and  videos.  Use  the 
forums to find information, discuss and get 
help  with  your  design.  Join  us  at 

www.ti.com/lprf-forum

  

 
The TI LPRF eNewsletter keeps you up to 
date  on  e.g.  new  products,  application 
notes,  software  and  events.  Sign  up  at 

www.ti.com/lprfnewsletter

  

 
 

We  hope  you  will  enjoy  working  with 
the CC8520 and associated Low-Power 
RF products from Texas Instruments.

 

B. References 
 

[1] CC8520 product page 

www.ti.com/product/cc8520

 

 

[2] TLV320AIC3101 product page 

www.ti.com/product/tlv320aic3101

 

 

 

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Страница 2: ...ncrease the volume and SW3 to decrease the volume 10 PurePath Wireless Configurator The next step is to download the PurePath Wireless Configurator PPWC PPWC makes it possible to explore all the configuration options of the CC85xx family After creating device configurations for Master and Slave network roles PPWC can program the CC85xx devices directly through the CCDebugger included in the kit Fo...

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