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Error returned when trying to read the Power Quality library's "pack" file into the Keil development tool.

Category: Software
Product Number: ADE9430
Software Version: Power Quality Library 1.2.0

We are trying to set up the EVAL-ADE9430 to use the Power Quality library and following the instructions in Section 6.1 of the "ADSW-PQ-CLS Power Quality Library User's Guide".   We are trying to install the Power Quality library's "Pack" file into the Keil tool and getting the following failure (along with a screen capture): 

E: The latest release (0.1.0) in pack's pdsc (AnalogDevices.ADSW-PQ-CLS.pdsc) does not match pack version "1.2.0" 

E: pack version is not the latest in the pdsc file. 

The name of the "pack" file is:  AnalogDevices.ADSW-PQ-CLS.1.2.0.pack

The name of the "pdsc" file is: AnalogDevices.ADSW-PQ-CLS.pdsc

We  are not sure how to get around this, and need help. 

If this requires a newer PQL  library do we need to reapply for it or can we just download it? Thanks 

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  • I dug a little deeper into what a "pack" file is and how it works. There is an accompanying  AnalogDevices.ADSW-PQ-CLS.pdsc  file that contains information about the pack file. One piece of information is the history of releases (see below). 

    You can see the order of releases is oldest to the latest. This appears to be wrong, according to "Open-CMIS-Pack". which states, "Contains brief information of the main changes in each release version of a Pack. The content is a string written between the opening and closing release tags. This list must be strictly ordered by version, with the highest release version at the top"  

    Link: https://open-cmsis-pack.github.io/Open-CMSIS-Pack-Spec/main/html/element_releases.html 

    - mike

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  • I dug a little deeper into what a "pack" file is and how it works. There is an accompanying  AnalogDevices.ADSW-PQ-CLS.pdsc  file that contains information about the pack file. One piece of information is the history of releases (see below). 

    You can see the order of releases is oldest to the latest. This appears to be wrong, according to "Open-CMIS-Pack". which states, "Contains brief information of the main changes in each release version of a Pack. The content is a string written between the opening and closing release tags. This list must be strictly ordered by version, with the highest release version at the top"  

    Link: https://open-cmsis-pack.github.io/Open-CMSIS-Pack-Spec/main/html/element_releases.html 

    - mike

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