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Sigma Studio +: 'Main running interrupt not detected' Error with EVAL-AD2437A1MZ/B1MZ Boards

Category: Software
Product Number: EVAL-AD2437A1MZ
Software Version: Sigma Studio + 2.3

Dear Experts,

I am trying to perform a basic operation with the EVAL-AD2437A1MZ and EVAL-AD2437B1MZ setup. In Sigma Studio +, I can configure the circuit and compile it without issues, but when I attempt to download, I encounter the error "Main running interrupt not detected," preventing me from testing any operations.

Since the sub-node is BusPowered, I have set the jumper on JP4 on the main node board to the "MAIN" position. Are there any additional steps I need to take?

Additionally, I have reviewed the settings in Sigma Studio + based on advice in the following post, but instead of resolving the issue, I encounter different errors that don’t seem applicable to my case:
https://ez.analog.com/a2b/f/q-a/584262/sigma-studio-main-running-interrupt-not-detected

The setup I am attempting to operate is as follows:
[PC] - [USBi] - [EVAL-AD2437A1MZ] - [EVAL-AD2437B1MZ]
(USBi and EVAL-AD2437A1MZ are connected only via I2C.)

For reference, here are the versions I am using:

  • USBi: v.1.5
  • EVAL-AD2437A1MZ: rev E Z
  • EVAL-AD2437B1MZ: rev C Z

I am currently using Sigma Studio + version 2.3. I also tried version 2.2, but the result was the same.

Any advice you could offer would be highly appreciated.

Thanks,

Akinori

  •  

    Please do a link first whenever you open a project.

    Then, check if the "Program During Discovery" checkbox is enabled for the ADAU1452 block. This should ensure that the discovery process works correctly.

  • Dear arunk,

    Thank you very much for your advice!
    Unfortunately, even after incorporating your suggestions, the error still persists in my environment.
    I would greatly appreciate it if you could provide further advice or insights if you notice anything else.



    Thank you.

  • Thanks to the support from the distributor and the ADI professional staff, I was able to resolve the issue successfully. I would like to share the key points that helped me solve the problem, in case they are helpful to others:

    • Ensure the jumper settings are configured correctly. (JP4:set as main, JP38: set 1-2 to set as local OSC)
    • Set up the XML file properly. (The distributor provided the correct file for me.)
    • Configure the stream settings accurately. (I wanted to test the SPI tunnel functionality, but the stream configuration for SPI was not set up correctly initially.)
    • Use the latest version of the evaluation board whenever possible.

    I hope this information proves useful to others who may encounter similar challenges. Many thanks to the community for the helpful discussions and insights.