User manual for the Analog Devices Evaluation Board Controller that explains hardware, software setup and troubleshooting.
The Evaluation Board Controller is a DSP‑based unit that provides a high‑speed parallel interface between a PC and Analog Devices precision‑converter evaluation boards. It includes an on‑board ADSP‑2189M processor, configurable power supplies, level translators for 3 V/5 V boards, and a 96‑way edge connector.
The manual covers system requirements, hardware description, power‑supply configuration, software installation, operation of the control software, and a troubleshooting guide, plus a complete bill of materials for the controller board.
| Processing speed | 40 MIPs |
|---|---|
| Data RAM | 112 Kwords (48 Kwords internal, 64 Kwords external) |
| Logic level translators | 3 V/5 V compatible |
| Digital supply voltage | ±3 V / ±5 V |
| Analog supply voltage | ±3 V / ±5 V |
| Additional supply voltage | ±12 V / ±15 V |
| Interface speed to PC | 32 Kbytes/sec |
A Pentium 90 MHz or faster PC with a bidirectional printer port and a standard 12 VAC, 1 A transformer.
Check the PC’s BIOS settings; bidirectional capability is usually indicated there, and you may need to enable it.
It shows that the Evaluation Board Controller is powered and ready to receive commands.