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Problems running examples in matlab by adrv9009



		

			

									
						ljalil
					
							

			
				
									
											
							 		
		        	            							
			
			    	
			                    
                
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Hi, I am working with the adrv9009 + zcu102 boards. I'm trying to use the examples they provide (ADRV9009_DDS_Example.m) but I keep having compilation problems. I have installed everything requested at  https://wiki.analog.com/resources/tools-software/transceiver-toolbox. I am using matlab R2020a with the more stable AnalogDevicesTransceiverToolbox_v20.1.2 toolbox already compiled. When booting I had the following problems:


1.-
Error using adi.ADRV9009.Tx
 Method 'releaseChanBuffers' in class 'adi.common.RxTx' uses different access permissions than its superclass 'matlabshared.libiio.base'. Set 'releaseChanBuffers' access to 'protected' to match
 superclass.


Error in ADRV9009_DDS_Example (line 5)
 tx = adi.ADRV9009.Tx ('uri', uri);


I solved this by changing:


methods (Hidden, Access = {? matlabshared.libiio.base,?
 matlab.unittest.TestCase})
 
 to


methods (Hidden, Access = protected)



 2.-
 Error using matlabshared.libiio / base / setupDataType
 Too many input arguments.


Error in adi.common.RxTx / setupImpl (line 116)
 obj.setupDataType (obj.dataTypeStr);


Error in adi.common.Tx / setupImpl (line 23)
 setupImpl@adi.common.RxTx (obj);


Error in ADRV9009_DDS_Example (line 13)
 tx ();


I solved this by commenting on the following line (I did this because I saw in one of its branches that it is not set)


function setupImpl (obj)
 % Call the superclass method
 obj.Count (1, obj);
 obj.setupDataType (obj.dataTypeStr);
 setupImpl@matlabshared.libiio.base (obj);
 end


to


function setupImpl (obj)
 % Call the superclass method
 obj.Count (1, obj);
 % obj.setupDataType (obj.dataTypeStr);
 setupImpl@matlabshared.libiio.base (obj);
 end


3.- After these changes I keep jumping errors. I am considering that the toolbox is wrong or I don't know.


Thanks, Leandro

								


				
				
		

			
						
									
									
						
						
			
			
			
			
		


					

			





	










	

	

					



			


				
	









	
    
	

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    Sorry for the confusion. Can you download the updated 20.1.2 .mltbx file from here - https://github.com/analogdevicesinc/TransceiverToolbox/releases/tag/v20.1.2
    

    It might take a little while for it to get updated on MATLAB's Add-On Explorer. The errors you are seeing should go away. A newer version of a dependency was getting used in creating the .mltbx file for the older release. This is causing the errors.  
    

    

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                on Apr 12, 2021 5:25 PM
            
            
												
						in reply to SrikanthPagadarai
					
									
    
	
    

		
		
    
					
    Hi, load the toolbox version that I mentioned and it works partially.
    

    The error I have now is:
    

    

    Error using matlabshared.libiio.base/cstatus
Attribute write failed for : profile_config with value <profile Talise version=1 name=Tx_BW200_IR245p76_Rx_BW200_OR245p76_ORx_BW200_OR245p76_ADRV9009>
 <clocks>
  <deviceClock_kHz=65536>
  <clkPllVcoFreq_kHz=9830400>
  <clkPllHsDiv=2.5>
 </clocks>

 <rx name=Rx 200.00MHz, OutputRate 245.76MHz, TotalDecimation 8>
  <rxChannels=TAL_RX1RX2>
  <rxFirDecimation=2>
  <rxDec5Decimation=4>
  <rhb1Decimation=1>
  <rxOutputRate_kHz=245760>
  <rfBandwidth_Hz=200000000>
  <rxBbf3dBCorner_kHz=200000>
  <rxDdcMode=0>

  <rxNcoShifterCfg>
   <bandAInputBandWidth_kHz=0>
   <bandAInputCenterFreq_kHz=0>
   <bandANco1Freq_kHz=0>
   <bandANco2Freq_kHz=0>
   <bandBInputBandWidth_kHz=0>
   <bandBInputCenterFreq_kHz=0>
   <bandBNco1Freq_kHz=0>
   <bandBNco2Freq_kHz=0>
  </rxNcoShifterCfg>

  <filter FIR gain_dB=-6 numFirCoefs=48>
  -7
  -23
  33
  50
  -70
  -110
  144
  205
  -259
  -356
  437
  581
  -698
  -916
  1082
  1415
  -1655
  -2209
  2567
  3615
  -4351
  -7169
  9329
  31129
  31129
  9329
  -7169
  -4351
  3615
  2567
  -2209
  -1655
  1415
  1082
  -916
  -698
  581
  437
  -356
  -259
  205
  144
  -110
  -70
  50
  33
  -23
  -7
  </filter>

  <rxAdcProfile num=42>
  185
  141
  172
  90
  1280
  942
  1332
  90
  1368
  46
  1016
  19
  48
  48
  37
  208
  0
  0
  0
  0
  52
  0
  7
  6
  42
  0
  7
  6
  42
  0
  25
  27
  0
  0
  25
  27
  0
  0
  165
  44
  31
  905
  </rxAdcProfile>
 </rx>

 <obsRx name=Rx 200.00MHz, OutputRate 245.76MHz, TotalDecimation 8>
  <obsRxChannelsEnable=TAL_ORX1ORX2>
  <enAdcStitching=0>
  <rxFirDecimation=2>
  <rxDec5Decimation=4>
  <rhb1Decimation=1>
  <orxOutputRate_kHz=245760>
  <rfBandwidth_Hz=200000000>
  <rxBbf3dBCorner_kHz=225000>
  <orxDdcMode=0>

  <filter FIR gain_dB=-6 numFirCoefs=48>
  -7
  -21
  31
  48
  -67
  -106
  124
  164
  -275
  -334
  440
  552
  -694
  -872
  1069
  1351
  -1633
  -2111
  2541
  3477
  -4295
  -6877
  9433
  30825
  30825
  9433
  -6877
  -4295
  3477
  2541
  -2111
  -1633
  1351
  1069
  -872
  -694
  552
  440
  -334
  -275
  164
  124
  -106
  -67
  48
  31
  -21
  -7
  </filter>

  <orxLowPassAdcProfile num=42>
  185
  141
  172
  90
  1280
  942
  1332
  90
  1368
  46
  1016
  19
  48
  48
  37
  208
  0
  0
  0
  0
  52
  0
  7
  6
  42
  0
  7
  6
  42
  0
  25
  27
  0
  0
  25
  27
  0
  0
  165
  44
  31
  905
  </orxLowPassAdcProfile>

  <orxBandPassAdcProfile num=42>
  185
  141
  172
  90
  1280
  942
  1332
  90
  1368
  46
  1016
  19
  48
  48
  37
  208
  0
  0
  0
  0
  52
  0
  7
  6
  42
  0
  7
  6
  42
  0
  25
  27
  0
  0
  25
  27
  0
  0
  165
  44
  31
  905
  </orxBandPassAdcProfile>

 </obsRx>

 <lpbk>
  <rxFirDecimation=2>
  <rhb1Decimation=1>
  <outputRate_kHz=245760>
  <rfBandwidth_Hz=75000000>
  <rxBbf3dBCorner_kHz=225000>

  <filter FIR gain_dB=-6 num=48>
  -7
  -21
  31
  48
  -67
  -106
  124
  164
  -275
  -334
  440
  552
  -694
  -872
  1069
  1351
  -1633
  -2111
  2541
  3477
  -4295
  -6877
  9433
  30825
  30825
  9433
  -6877
  -4295
  3477
  2541
  -2111
  -1633
  1351
  1069
  -872
  -694
  552
  440
  -334
  -275
  164
  124
  -106
  -67
  48
  31
  -21
  -7
  </filter>

  <lpbkAdcProfile num=42>
  243
  143
  181
  90
  1280
  485
  1275
  37
  1317
  23
  797
  35
  48
  48
  30
  174
  0
  0
  0
  0
  44
  0
  7
  6
  42
  0
  7
  6
  42
  0
  25
  27
  0
  0
  25
  27
  0
  0
  165
  44
  31
  905
  </lpbkAdcProfile>
 </lpbk>

 <tx name=Tx 200.00MHz, InputRate 245.76MHz, TotalInterpolation 8>
  <txChannels=TAL_TX1TX2>
  <dacDiv=1>
  <txFirInterpolation=1>
  <thb1Interpolation=2>
  <thb2Interpolation=2>
  <thb3Interpolation=2>
  <txInt5Interpolation=1>
  <txInputRate_kHz=245760>
  <primarySigBandwidth_Hz=75000000>
  <rfBandwidth_Hz=200000000>
  <txDac3dBCorner_kHz=200000>
  <txBbf3dBCorner_kHz=100000>

  <filter FIR gain_dB=0 numFirCoefs=20>
  33
  -77
  123
  -158
  171
  -112
  -155
  1040
  -3011
  20121
  -3011
  1040
  -155
  -112
  171
  -158
  123
  -77
  33
  0
  </filter>
 </tx>
</profile>


Error in adi.common.Attribute/setDeviceAttributeRAW (line 135)
                cstatus(obj,status,['Attribute write failed for : ' attr ' with value ' value]);

Error in adi.ADRV9009.Base/writeProfileFile (line 112)
                obj.setDeviceAttributeRAW('profile_config',profle_data_str);

Error in adi.ADRV9009.Tx/setupInit (line 183)
                writeProfileFile(obj);

Error in adi.common.RxTx/configureChanBuffers (line 214)
            setupInit(obj);

Error in matlabshared.libiio.base/setupImpl

Error in adi.common.RxTx/setupImpl (line 116)
            setupImpl@matlabshared.libiio.base(obj);

Error in adi.common.Tx/setupImpl (line 23)
            setupImpl@adi.common.RxTx(obj);

Error in adrv9009 (line 20)
tx(y);
 
    

    

    Thank you, Leandro Jalil
    
			
    

		
		
		
		
	
    
	
    
		
    
			
		
    
	
    
	
    
		
						
						
				
						
				
				
		
		
    
			
		
    
	
    

    

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                on Apr 12, 2021 6:53 PM
            
            
												
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    Hello, there I solved it by changing the profile. Place the Tx_BW200_IR245p76_Rx_BW100_OR122p88_ORx_BW200_OR245p76_DC245p76.txt and followed suit. I wonder why I couldn't use the other profile that changes some parameters like the frequency of the device.
    

    I also created my own profile with the Talise_Configuration_wizard tool but when loading it the same thing happened to me as in the error message mentioned above.
    

    I leave below the profile that I want to upload. It should be noted that I want to inject a 125MHz external "ref_clk" signal and disable the PPL1 so that it does not take the VCXO which has an inconsistent oscillator for a 125MHz sample rate.
    

    <profile Talise version=1 name=Tx_BW20_IR125_Rx_BW50_OR125_ORx_BW5_OR125>
 <clocks>
  <deviceClock_kHz=125000>
  <clkPllVcoFreq_kHz=10000000>
  <clkPllHsDiv=2.5>
 </clocks>

 <rx name=Rx 50.00MHz, OutputRate 125.00MHz, TotalDecimation 16>
  <rxChannels=TAL_RX1RX2>
  <rxFirDecimation=2>
  <rxDec5Decimation=4>
  <rhb1Decimation=2>
  <rxOutputRate_kHz=125000>
  <rfBandwidth_Hz=50000000>
  <rxBbf3dBCorner_kHz=50000>
  <rxDdcMode=0>

  <rxNcoShifterCfg>
   <bandAInputBandWidth_kHz=0>
   <bandAInputCenterFreq_kHz=0>
   <bandANco1Freq_kHz=0>
   <bandANco2Freq_kHz=0>
   <bandBInputBandWidth_kHz=0>
   <bandBInputCenterFreq_kHz=0>
   <bandBNco1Freq_kHz=0>
   <bandBNco2Freq_kHz=0>
  </rxNcoShifterCfg>

  <filter FIR gain_dB=-6 numFirCoefs=72>
  -16
  59
  37
  30
  -30
  -85
  -113
  -56
  60
  191
  225
  116
  -124
  -354
  -417
  -203
  216
  620
  715
  351
  -364
  -1034
  -1198
  -594
  589
  1727
  2039
  1057
  -997
  -3135
  -3976
  -2397
  1818
  7709
  13413
  16914
  16914
  13413
  7709
  1818
  -2397
  -3976
  -3135
  -997
  1057
  2039
  1727
  589
  -594
  -1198
  -1034
  -364
  351
  715
  620
  216
  -203
  -417
  -354
  -124
  116
  225
  191
  60
  -56
  -113
  -85
  -30
  30
  37
  59
  -16
  </filter>

  <rxAdcProfile num=42>
  261
  144
  181
  90
  1280
  366
  1258
  27
  1280
  17
  731
  39
  48
  47
  28
  160
  0
  0
  0
  0
  40
  0
  7
  6
  42
  0
  7
  6
  42
  0
  25
  27
  0
  0
  25
  27
  0
  0
  165
  44
  31
  905
  </rxAdcProfile>
 </rx>

 <obsRx name=Rx 5.00MHz, OutputRate 125.00MHz, TotalDecimation 16>
  <obsRxChannelsEnable=TAL_ORX1ORX2>
  <enAdcStitching=0>
  <rxFirDecimation=2>
  <rxDec5Decimation=4>
  <rhb1Decimation=2>
  <orxOutputRate_kHz=125000>
  <rfBandwidth_Hz=5000000>
  <rxBbf3dBCorner_kHz=225000>
  <orxDdcMode=0>

  <filter FIR gain_dB=-12 numFirCoefs=72>
  133
  -61
  -60
  -113
  -150
  -225
  -284
  -373
  -443
  -531
  -592
  -656
  -682
  -695
  -656
  -588
  -457
  -281
  -36
  261
  629
  1049
  1531
  2056
  2625
  3216
  3828
  4435
  5031
  5593
  6112
  6568
  6952
  7249
  7453
  7556
  7556
  7453
  7249
  6952
  6568
  6112
  5593
  5031
  4435
  3828
  3216
  2625
  2056
  1531
  1049
  629
  261
  -36
  -281
  -457
  -588
  -656
  -695
  -682
  -656
  -592
  -531
  -443
  -373
  -284
  -225
  -150
  -113
  -60
  -61
  133
  </filter>

  <orxLowPassAdcProfile num=42>
  261
  144
  181
  90
  1280
  366
  1258
  27
  1280
  17
  731
  39
  48
  47
  28
  160
  0
  0
  0
  0
  40
  0
  7
  6
  42
  0
  7
  6
  42
  0
  25
  27
  0
  0
  25
  27
  0
  0
  165
  44
  31
  905
  </orxLowPassAdcProfile>

  <orxBandPassAdcProfile num=42>
  261
  144
  181
  90
  1280
  366
  1258
  27
  1280
  17
  731
  39
  48
  47
  28
  160
  0
  0
  0
  0
  40
  0
  7
  6
  42
  0
  7
  6
  42
  0
  25
  27
  0
  0
  25
  27
  0
  0
  165
  44
  31
  905
  </orxBandPassAdcProfile>

 </obsRx>

 <lpbk>
  <rxFirDecimation=2>
  <rhb1Decimation=2>
  <outputRate_kHz=125000>
  <rfBandwidth_Hz=5000000>
  <rxBbf3dBCorner_kHz=225000>

  <filter FIR gain_dB=-12 num=72>
  133
  -61
  -60
  -113
  -150
  -225
  -284
  -373
  -443
  -531
  -592
  -656
  -682
  -695
  -656
  -588
  -457
  -281
  -36
  261
  629
  1049
  1531
  2056
  2625
  3216
  3828
  4435
  5031
  5593
  6112
  6568
  6952
  7249
  7453
  7556
  7556
  7453
  7249
  6952
  6568
  6112
  5593
  5031
  4435
  3828
  3216
  2625
  2056
  1531
  1049
  629
  261
  -36
  -281
  -457
  -588
  -656
  -695
  -682
  -656
  -592
  -531
  -443
  -373
  -284
  -225
  -150
  -113
  -60
  -61
  133
  </filter>

  <lpbkAdcProfile num=42>
  261
  144
  181
  90
  1280
  366
  1258
  27
  1280
  17
  731
  39
  48
  47
  28
  160
  0
  0
  0
  0
  40
  0
  7
  6
  42
  0
  7
  6
  42
  0
  25
  27
  0
  0
  25
  27
  0
  0
  165
  44
  31
  905
  </lpbkAdcProfile>
 </lpbk>

 <tx name=Tx 20.00MHz, InputRate 125.00MHz, TotalInterpolation 16>
  <txChannels=TAL_TX1TX2>
  <dacDiv=1>
  <txFirInterpolation=2>
  <thb1Interpolation=2>
  <thb2Interpolation=2>
  <thb3Interpolation=2>
  <txInt5Interpolation=1>
  <txInputRate_kHz=125000>
  <primarySigBandwidth_Hz=5000000>
  <rfBandwidth_Hz=20000000>
  <txDac3dBCorner_kHz=187000>
  <txBbf3dBCorner_kHz=56000>

  <filter FIR gain_dB=-6 numFirCoefs=80>
  2
  3
  5
  5
  1
  -8
  -22
  -36
  -42
  -31
  3
  59
  124
  174
  176
  105
  -47
  -255
  -459
  -575
  -517
  -235
  252
  842
  1350
  1558
  1279
  439
  -865
  -2338
  -3523
  -3900
  -3017
  -634
  3175
  7985
  13081
  17594
  20700
  21807
  20700
  17594
  13081
  7985
  3175
  -634
  -3017
  -3900
  -3523
  -2338
  -865
  439
  1279
  1558
  1350
  842
  252
  -235
  -517
  -575
  -459
  -255
  -47
  105
  176
  174
  124
  59
  3
  -31
  -42
  -36
  -22
  -8
  1
  5
  5
  3
  2
  0
  </filter>
 </tx>
</profile>
    
			
    

		
		
		
		
	
    
	
    
		
    
			
		
    
	
    
	
    
		
						
						
				
						
				
				
		
		
    
			
		
    
	
    

    

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    The profile assumes the clock chip has already been setup to generate the necessary references, and that the rate you want is provided to the transceiver already.
    

    Profiles only update the transceiver, no other components.
    

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    thanks travis for your prompt reply Greetings, Leandro
    
			
    

		
		
		
		
	
    
	
    
		
    
			
		
    
	
    
	
    
		
						
						
				
						
				
				
		
		
    
			
		
    
	
    

    

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