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9Troubleshooting
This section discusses ways to troubleshoot the TVP5158EVM.
9.1Troubleshooting Guide
If you are experiencing problems with the TVP5158EVM hardware or the VCC software, see Table 13 through Table 16 for available solutions.
Table 13. Troubleshooting Setup and General Issues
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TVP5158EVM Software | Previous version was | Use "Add or Remove Programs" in Windows Control Panel to remove |
Installer reports that | installed | previous version of TVP5158EVM Software. Run SETUP.EXE again. |
previous version must |
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On connecting USB | EVM was not | Disconnect USB cable between PC and EVM. Wait 3 seconds. Reconnect the |
cable, green "connected | recognized on the USB. | USB cable. Green "connected LED" near USB connector should light. |
LED" does not light. |
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On connecting USB | Jumper W6 has been | Install jumper W6 near USB connector. Disconnect USB cable between PC |
cable, New Hardware | removed. | and EVM. Wait 3 seconds. Reconnect the USB cable. Green "connected |
Wizard appears |
| LED" should light. |
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VCC application has | USB polling rate is too | Conect EVM directly to a laptop/desktop USB port instead going through a |
slow response time. | slow. | docking station. Property Pages can not be refreshed using Read All buttons |
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Nothing seems to | Clicking Read All button | Property Pages can not be refreshed using Read All buttons at more than |
happen when I click | too frequently. | about a |
Read All repeatedly. |
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Table 14. Troubleshooting with THS8200 and CompositeVideo Output
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| USB: Device Not Found | EVM was not | Disconnect USB cable. Wait 3 seconds. Reconnect USB cable. Green |
| error message | recognized on the USB. | "connected LED" should light. Click continue |
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| USB: I2C Error Code 1 | 5V power not present | Connect 5V power supply to EVM. Click Continue. |
| error message. An I2C |
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| EVM hardware reset | Normal occurrence. An I2C error will occur if the hardware reset button is | |
| acknowledge error has | ||
| button has been | pressed while | |
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| pressed. | Continue. | |
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| I2C slave address | Check that jumpers W2, W1 and W0 are connected across pins | |
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| jumper setting and | to specify slave address 0xB0 (Set jumper W0 across pins |
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| program setting do not | specify slave address 0xB2 for a cascaded 2nd TVP5158EVM.) Exit VCC |
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| match. | application. Restart VCC and select the correct I2C slave address. |
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| I2C bus master | Check that jumpers W3 and W4 are connected across pins |
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| jumpered incorrectly. | as I2C master. |
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| No video output | Wrong video input is | Click on System Initialization in the Tools menu. Browse to |
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| selected. | TVP5158EVM_YPbPr_Output_Setup.CMD. Click on the dataset named |
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| "Select |
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| program button. |
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| TVP5158 is not locked | Click on Property Sheets |
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| to video signal. | status LEDs should both be green. In main window, click buttons |
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| Decoder1,...,Decoder4 to see the lock status of each decoder (see Figure 3). |
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| for numbering of video inputs. |
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| THS8200 is not | Click on Property Sheets |
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| receiving BT.656 data | status should be 858/525 for NTSC or 864/625 for PAL (see Figure 27). |
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| THS8200 programmed | Click on Property Sheets |
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| for wrong standard. | Size should be set to 525 if source is NTSC or 625 if source is PAL. If not, |
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| Horizontal instability in | THS8200 Video Triple | On TVP5158 Output Formatter property page, check the |
| displayed image | DAC requires a | Clock check box. Set the Port A Channel Selection |
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| the video input for display. | |
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| No audio | Wrong digital audio | Set jumper W9 across pins |
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