Thanks, pkern,
> silicon number: C3(the value is strange, because the datasheet is C6)
>>Sounds like you have older silicon.
>>To fix the system clock problem, use the eval software to disable the system clock doubler.
>>Next, Write the registers in this sequence:
>>Write R0x0000-R0x0417 per the setup file
>>Write R0x0A01=0x20; Set user freerun mode
>>Optional: Write R0x0A02=0x02 If you want the outputs toggling before DPLL lock.)
>>Write R0x0005=0x01
>>Write R0x0A02=0x01
>>Write R0x0005=0x01
>>Read R0x0D01. It should be 0x10 after the system clock stability timer expires.
I follow your steps until Read R0x0D01. I can see the data firstly 0x07, then change to 0x00. So it seems that there are some problems with SYSCLK.
>>(If you wrote the optional step above, you should see a clock output.)
>>Write R0x0500-0x7FF per the setup file
>>Write R0x0005=0x01
>>Write R0x0A01-R0x0A10 per the setup file
>>Write R0x0005=0x01
>>(You can ignore writing to registers after R0x0A10 in the setup file.)
I upload the register value and stp to attached file, please check it.
Best regards.
Guan Jian
