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14 / 64 page ![]() APW walkthrough UM1545 14/64 Doc ID 023225 Rev 1 On the right side of the dialog (highlighted in blue) some miscellaneous preferences concerning the features of the APW are displayed. Hereafter a list of them by group and a brief explanation (if needed): ● Coefficient Settings: – Allow Editing Coefficients: this option enables the editing of the filter’s coefficients. – Show Value in Hexadecimal: this option allows toggling between the hexadecimal and the decimal notation when displaying the coefficient’s value. Please note that in case of decimal notation, the values are displayed with ten numbers after the comma. For this reason and for space constraints they might not be completely displayed. ● Filter Editor Settings: – Show Information in EQ Graphic: shows gain and frequency information when moving with the pointer over the graphic. ● Miscellaneous: – Load Preferences on Startup: the APW loads the preferences used the previous time. – Save Preferences on Exit: when quitting the APW, saves a copy of the current preferences setup. ● Startup Operations: this option modifies how the APW interacts with the device at startup. The APW can read the device configuration from the DUT (Device Under Test) or set it from its local banks (in this latter case the device defaults will be applied). A No Operation option is also available. If chosen, the APW will not perform any operation on the DUT at startup. Please note that by choosing this latter option the device configuration stored in the APW and the one stored in the device might not be the same. On the bottom left side of the dialog are grouped all the preferences concerning the register I/O setup. Since these options will customize how the APW will behave when performing any I2C operation, do not modify them unless strictly needed. ● I2C Options – Check for ACK Events: if selected, the APW will check for I2C operations acknowledge, otherwise it will be ignored. – Warn for ACK Failures: through this option the user can choose whether to be informed in case of I2C failures or not. The check for ACK events option has to be checked first. Please note that when this option is set, a pop-up message (Figure 8) will warn the user at each I2C failure, offering the user the possibility of aborting the operation, retrying it or ignoring any subsequent warning. If this last option is chosen, the APW will automatically disable the warn for ACK Failures option. To re-enable it, access the Preferences window as described above. Figure 8. I2C failure pop-up message |
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