Radar Apps Schematic/Layout Review Process for Hardware Applications Team
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Quick Notes for iwr6843ISK to do CLI data capture
Iwr6843ISK ES2 with CLI data capture SOP0 = on, SOP1 = off, SOP2 = on Use Radar Studio to prepare binary loading 1. switch to TSW1400 2. change SOP mode to 5, 3. Press set Use uniflash to load the demo binary from C:\ti\mmwave_sdk_03_03_00_03\packages\ti\demo\xwr68xx\mmw
Iwr6843ISK ES2 with CLI data capture SOP0 = on, SOP1 = off, SOP2 = off Use radar studio to issue reset 1. switch to TSW1400 2. change SOP mode to 4, 3. Press set 4. Press reset
Use visualizer to start the https://dev.ti.com/gallery/view/mmwave/mmWave_Demo_Vi sualizer/ver/3.3.0/
Rest of the Procedure Create the datacard_config.json (an example is attached at the end) Run on the dos command window DCA1000EVM_CLI_Control.exe fpga datacard_config.json DCA1000EVM_CLI_Control.exe record datacard_config.json DCA1000EVM_CLI_Control.exe start_record datacard_config.json You should be able to see the file created on the data recording folder Run on the dos command window DCA1000EVM_CLI_Control.exe stop_record datacard_config.json
An example of datacard_config.json { "DCA1000Config": { "dataLoggingMode": "raw", "dataTransferMode": "LVDSCapture", "dataCaptureMode": "ethernetStream", "lvdsMode": 2, "dataFormatMode": 3, "packetDelay_us": 10, "ethernetConfig": { "DCA1000IPAddress": "192.168.33.180", "DCA1000ConfigPort": 4096, "DCA1000DataPort": 4098 }, "ethernetConfigUpdate": { "systemIPAddress": "192.168.33.30", "DCA1000IPAddress": "192.168.33.180", "DCA1000MACAddress": "12.34.56.78.90.12", "DCA1000ConfigPort": 4096, "DCA1000DataPort": 4098 }, "captureConfig": { "fileBasePath": "C:\\myCliSavedData", "filePrefix": "datacard_record", "maxRecFileSize_MB": 1024, "sequenceNumberEnable": 1, "captureStopMode": "infinite", "bytesToCapture": 1025, "durationToCapture_ms": 1000, "framesToCapture": 5 }, "dataFormatConfig": { "MSBToggle": 0,
