Practical Audio Experiments using the TMS320C5505 USB Stick

Getting Started
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Getting Started

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Objectives
To build your first project using the TMS320C5505 USB Stick. Playback music using the TMS320C5505 USB stick.

Modify the code.

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Important
Follow the steps carefully! If the wrong memory models are used, the project will not build.

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Compatibility
All of the applications provided on this teaching CD will also run on the TMS320C5505 and TMS320C5515 USB Stick without modification. To run the applications on the older TMS320VC5505 USB stick, it is necessary to make a change to the file csl_general.h

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TMS320C5505 USB Stick Setup

USB Stick

USB to PC
CD Player Headphones

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TMS320C5515 USB Stick Setup

USB to PC

Microphone Headphones

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Compatible Microphone
A 600 Ohm dynamic microphone is recommended. A low-cost karaoke microphone can be used.

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Microphone Adaptor
The USB stick uses a 3.5mm stereo jack For a 6.35mm jack (microphone or guitar), an adaptor is required.

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Workspace
Code Composer Studio creates a workspace, that is a folder where projects are stored

The default directory is:

Desktop -> My Documents -> Workspace.

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Create New Folder in Workspace

Using Windows Explorer, create a new folder

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Naming the New Project

Name this folder MyFirstProject

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Copy the Files

Copy the project files to MyFirstProject folder

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Start Code Composer Studio

Start Code Composer Studio

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Creating a New Project

Select File -> New ->CCS Project

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Naming the New Project

For Project Name use MyFirstProject. Click Next >

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Project Types Available

Default is ARM. Select Project Type C5500 from list.

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Project Type Selected

Click on Next >

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Additional Project Settings

No references to other projects. Click Next >

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Select TMS320C5505
From the pull-down menu, select TMS320C5505 Note: This and others windows may look slightly different, depending on the release version of CCS 4.

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Select Runtime Support Library

The Runtime Support Library required is rts55h.lib, which is automatically selected.

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Select Linker Command File

Do not put anything in Linker Command File. Click on Finish.

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Active Project
The the C/C++ Projects window, MyFirstProject is the Active Project for Debug.

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Show Files in MyFirstProject

Click on + to expand the list of files.

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View main.c
Double left click on main.c to open the main.c file.

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Select Project Properties

Select Project -> Properties

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Properties for MyFirstProject

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C/C++ Build Basic Settings

Double Click on C/C++ Build

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Basic Options
Click on Basic Options.

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Setup Silicon Version

Type 5505 in for (--silicon_version, -v)

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Runtime Model Options

Double click on Runtime Model Options

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Setting the Pointer Size

Set (--ptrdiff_size) to 32 (default).

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Selecting the Memory Model

It is important to use the huge memory model.

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Runtime Model Options Selected

Click on OK.

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Processor Specific Settings

Two different processors have been used on the C5505 USB Stick:
TMS320C5505 (newer boards)
TMS320VC5505 (older boards), as shown in picture below:

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Modifications for TMS320VC5505

The following change is required for boards with the TMS320VC5505 only.

Go to the C/C++ Projects window then open the file csl_general.h:

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Building the Project

Select: Project -> Build Active Project.

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Build Complete
Console windows shows build is complete Problems window should contain no errors or warnings.

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Confirming Memory Model

Scroll up the Console Window to check that memory_model=huge.

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Problems with the Build?

If you are having specific problems with the build, it is most likely that you have missed out a step in the process It is important to have: Silicon version 5505 huge memory model rts55h.lib

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Debugging the Project

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Launch TI Debugger
Select Target -> Launch TI Debugger

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First Debug Session Only

The first time you debug, you will be asked to Open Target Configuration. Click Yes.

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Naming Target Configuration

You may wish to change the Target Configuration Name.

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Setup XDS100 USB Emulator

Select Texas Instruments XDS100v2 USB Emulator.

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Configure C5505 USB Stick

Select USBSTK5505. Click on Save.

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XDS100 Now Connected

The XDS100 USB Emulator is now connected.

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XDS100 Emulator Configured

The Console window shows that the Phase Lock Loop has been set up for 100MHz operation

The XDS100 USB Emulator has been successfully set up.

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Start Debug of MyFirstProject

Select Target -> Debug Active Project.

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Debugging MyFirstProject
XDS100 USB Emulator is debugging MyFirstProject.

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Go to main()
Arrow shows that the program is ready to run from the beginning of main().

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Run Program
Select Target -> Run.

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Program Running
The following text is shown in the Console Window:

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Halt Program Execution

To stop the program, select Target -> Halt.

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Modifying C Code

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Before Modification
main.c before modification

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After Modification
main.c after modification. Change gain of channels.

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Rebuild Active Project

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Viewing Files in Debug

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Viewing Source Files

Highlight any file and click on it to edit.

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Summary

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Summary
You have now learnt how to set up the TMS320C5505 USB Stick

All of the other applications are self-contained, so if you have a specific interest, you can go straight to that application
It is recommended that the chapters be followed in sequence because some of the later chapters use concepts explained earlier.

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