Release Notes Ver.1.

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Release Date 24-Aug-2010
Project Name Scorpion
Archive /project/d/d53/ccm_ba/VEGAONE_3.12_Release
Version Number 3.12.0.1
Target Chipset DCX, VegaOne
Technical Issues Please contact your customer support:
SupportHK@dspg.com
Contact:
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Comments
CAT IQ 1.0 compliant

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 Table of content
1 ENHANCEMENTS AND BUG FIXES IN THIS RELEASE ................................................................... 4
1.1 GENERAL ................................................................................................................................................. 4
1.2 NEW FEATURES: ...................................................................................................................................... 4
1.3 ENHANCEMENTS & IMPROVEMENTS: ....................................................................................................... 4
1.4 MAJOR FIXED BUGS: ................................................................................................................................ 4
1.5 UPDATED AND NEW DOCUMENTS ............................................................................................................. 6
1.5.1 Updated documents:........................................................................................................................ 6
1.5.2 New documents: .............................................................................................................................. 6
1.6 CHANGED LIBRARIES ............................................................................................................................... 6
1.7 DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF ENHANCEMENTS & IMPROVEMENTS: ........................................................... 9
1.7.1 DCX improvements ......................................................................................................................... 9
1.7.2 AT commands support ....................................................................................................................10
1.7.3 Flexible Noise Reduction (FNR) on handset and base ...................................................................11
1.7.4 Flexible Listening Enhancement (FLE)..........................................................................................11
1.7.5 Software update over USB .............................................................................................................13
1.7.6 DSPG USB stack ............................................................................................................................14
1.7.7 Polyphony on base .........................................................................................................................15
1.7.8 WDCT stabilization and enhances .................................................................................................16
1.7.9 Headset support .............................................................................................................................16
1.7.10 DCX78 support...............................................................................................................................17
1.7.11 Color LCD on EBI..........................................................................................................................17
1.7.12 Version display...............................................................................................................................18
1.7.13 G711...............................................................................................................................................18
1.7.14 No Emission mode for DCX79 .......................................................................................................19
1.7.15 DRPC support ................................................................................................................................19
2 SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION .............................................................................................................20
2.1 DECT VARIANTS ................................................................................................................................20
2.2 IMPLEMENTATION DETAILS: ...................................................................................................................21
2.3 ATE TEST MODES ..................................................................................................................................21
2.4 CUSTOMIZING OF THE EEPROM ............................................................................................................21
3 HARDWARE AND TOOLS CONSIDERATIONS ..................................................................................22
3.1 TOOLS .....................................................................................................................................................22
3.2 CREATING EXECUTABLE FILES ................................................................................................................22
4 BUILD DETAILS ........................................................................................................................................23
DCX CASES:.......................................................................................................................................................23
CASE 1: VLE NB FOR DCX79 .....................................................................................................................23
NOTE: VBR DTAM AND 1 PSTN LINE ARE INCLUDED BY DEFAULT ................................................................23
CASE 2: VLE CATIQ 1.0 FOR DCX79 WITH DTAM, SPK PHONE ON BASE, 4*G726, 4*G722, 1*IOM, 1
PSTN, FDHF, CAT IQ 1.0, DATA_CALL, MULTI BEARER, SMS, US CONF ..................................................23
CASE 3: VLE CATIQ 1.0 FOR DCX79 WITH AFC........................................................................................24
CASE 4: VLE CATIQ 1.0 FOR FOR DCX79 WITH DATA CALL AND EEPROM ON FLASH ...........................24
CASE 5: VLE NB FOR DCX79 WITH MAS, FDHF ON BASE, SMS, DEBUG ON UART PORT ........................24
CASE 6: VLE CATIQ 1.0 FOR DCX78 PT AND VEGAONE FT .....................................................................24
CASE 7: VLE NB FOR DCX78 WITH FNR ON PT AND SPK ON BASE...........................................................25
CASE 8: VLE FOR DCXD9 WITH G711 ........................................................................................................25
VEGAONE CASES:...............................................................................................................................................25
CASE 9: VLE NB FOR PNX8009 ..................................................................................................................25
CASE 10: VLE WDCT FOR PNX8009 WITH DATA CALL, FW=D AND MASK=0 ...........................................25
CASE 11: VLE FOR PNX8009 WITH CATIQ1.0, SOFTWARE UPDATE AND DSPG USB...................................26
CASE 12: VLE FOR PNX8009 WITH CAT IQ 1.0 , FNR ON BASE AND 1 IOM LINE ON BASE ..........................26
NOTE: VBR DTAM AND 1 PSTN LINE ARE INCLUDED BY DEFAULT (CAN BE DISABLED).................................26
CASE 13: VLE FOR PNX8009 WITH WDCT + AT COMMANDS ......................................................................26
5 TESTS ...........................................................................................................................................................27
5.1 KNOWN BUGS .........................................................................................................................................27
5.2 RESTRICTIONS .........................................................................................................................................27
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6 DELIVERY STRUCTURE .........................................................................................................................28
6.1 DETAILED LIST OF DELIVERABLES .........................................................................................................29
7 LIST OF RELEVANT DOCUMENTS ......................................................................................................33
8 COMPILER OPTIONS...............................................................................................................................35
9 APPENDIX ...................................................................................................................................................41
9.1 SYNERGY CM BASELINE (FOR DSPG INTERNAL USE ONLY) ...................................................................41

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1 Enhancements and bug fixes in this release
1.1 General
This release is based on ver. 3.11.0 and includes bug fixes and improvements as described
in the following sections in this chapter.

1.2 New Features:

• 46/23 hopper for WDCT: SD02_US_DECT EEPROM location provides 2 options, 0 for
CLASSIC_WDCT using 95/19 and 1 for 46_23_WDCT using 46/23

1.3 Enhancements & improvements:

• DCX improvements (PMU, MLSE, AFE tuning, Li-Ion Charging)
• AT commands support
• Flexible Noise Reduction (FNR) on handset and base
• Flexible Noise Estimation + Flexible Listening Enhancement (FNE + FLE)
• SW update over USB
• DSPG USB stack
• Polyphony on base
• Headset support
• DCX78 support
• Color LCD on EBI
• Version display
• G711
• No Emission mode for DCX79
• DRPC support

This version is using DSP/API7.21

1.4 Major Fixed bugs:

CR ID Synopsis
ILD53#1435 WDCT with DATA CALL config: No voice for incoming call
ILD53#1458 WDCT: When HS1 make outgoing call, it has audio problem if HS2 tries to setup a data call
ILD53#1438 Compile Error if LPM=1
ILD53#1398 DCX: High MIPS consumption with SP_ON_BASE
ILD53#1462 No IOM data sent after a few second - IDLE_FLOW
ILD53#1409 Cannot compile if no external line is enabled
ILD53#1539 DCX: Wrong EEPROM configuration between earpiece (TX) and Handsfree (TX)
ILD53#1437 Intercom Call with Spkear Phone, Voice Disconnected after ringing.
ILD53#1298 Add Location retry on MML1_EXPIRED
ILD53#1434 Data handler can't work with DSP flow
ILD53#1494 DCX: CAT-iq builds must not have Double Slot enabled in the FT for RF19APU
ILD53#1523 Unprotected In channel not working (p_hm15_NotifyIN)
ILD53#6886 DCX: Fix default values for US_DECT in EEPROM
ILD53#1588 PT NEMo RSSI scan uses the wrong slots
ILD53#1399 DCX: Dial tone for intercom call is not played at the speaker phone on BS after power reset
ILD53#1455 No speech path to Speakerphone base from HS / line 1 when HandsFree is turned off.
ILD53#1457 No speech path from Base to HS and external line
ILD53#1622 LCD=1 compilation error

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ILD53#1600 DTAM message is always played in the speaker in Speakerohone Base. HF is not working
ILD53#1596 Problem with playing call disconnection tone at HS for intercom calls
ILD53#1581 DTAM menu in FT is not entered after DTAM has been disconected
Distorted audio after dropped the external call whcihwhich is still on hold status and follows there is
ILD53#1630 another incoming or outgoing external call being made
ILD53#1632 DCX: XTAL tuning in RXTUN with factory reset menu
ILD53#1603 DTAM is not working in the DCX variant (case 1) when FNR is enabled on BS
ILD53#1648 Mastermode could not be accessed when external call is established
ILD53#1770 EEpromWriteByte to PORBGCFG is wrong when doing Bandgap calibration
ILD53#1773 Modified COW patch location definition in macrodef.mac
ILD53#1778 DECT RM should check bearer it uses for locking, to see whether it is a real dummy

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1.5 Updated and new documents
1.5.1 Updated documents:
• ScorpionBuildCommands
• SUOTA Software Architecture [41]
• Software Release Note: DSP Application Programming Interface

1.5.2 New documents:

• HydraHeadSetSM[46]
• DCX79 SW requirement document[44]
• BandGap calibration
• VegaOne Handset AT Commands [43]
• HYDRA HS[46]
• Scorpion Polyphonic Ringer on Base [42]
• VegaOne Base local HS HW modifications [45]
• DRPC_SoftwareChangeValidation.pdf [48]
• DRPCforWDCT[47]

1.6 Changed Libraries

• DSPAPI –> Ver 7.21
• VegaOne
• LMAC
o FT:

libfplmacvone.lib

libfplmacvone-mix.lib

libfplmacvone-2s-long.lib

libfplmacvone-2s-long-ip.lib

libfplmacvone-2s-long-mmc-ip.lib

libfplmacvone-2s-mix.lib

libfplmacvone-2s-mix-long.lib

o PT:

Libpplmacvone.lib

libpplmacvone-mix.lib

libpplmacvone-2s-long.lib

libpplmacvone-2s-long.lib-ip

libpplmacvone-2s-long-mmc-ip.lib

libpplmacvone-2s-mix.lib

libpplmacvone-2s-mix-long.lib
• BMP :
o FT:

libfpbmpvone-mix.lib

libfprambmpvone-mix.lib
o PT:

libppbmpvone-mix.lib

libpprambmpvone-mix.lib
• DCX79
• LMAC
o FT:

Libfplmacdcx79.lib
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Libfplmacdcx79-2s-long.lib

Libfplmacdcx79-2s-long-ip.lib

Libfplmacdcx79-2s-long-mmc-ip.lib

Libfplmacdcx79-2s-mix.lib

Libfplmacdcx79-2s-mix-long.lib

Libfplmacdcx79-ar.lib

Libfplmacdcx79-mix.lib

o PT:

Libpplmacdcx79.lib

Libpplmacdcx79-2s-long.lib

Libpplmacdcx79-2s-long-ip.lib

Libpplmacdcx79-2s-long-mmc-ip.lib

Libpplmacdcx79-2s-mix.lib

Libpplmacdcx79-2s-mix-long.lib

Libpplmacdcx79-ar.lib

Libpplmacdcx79-mix.lib

Libppwtlmacdcx79-2s-mix-long.lib

Libppwtlmacdcx79-mix.lib
• BMP :
o FT:

Libfprambmpdcx79-ar.lib

Libfprambmpdcx79-mix.lib
o PT:

Libpprambmpdcx79-ar.lib

Libpprambmpdcx79-mix.lib

• DCX78
• LMAC
o FT:

Libfplmacdcx78.lib

Libfplmacdcx78-2s-long.lib

Libfplmacdcx78-2s-long-ip.lib

Libfplmacdcx78-2s-long-mmc-ip.lib

Libfplmacdcx78-2s-mix.lib

Libfplmacdcx78-2s-mix-long.lib

Libfplmacdcx78-ar.lib

Libfplmacdcx78-mix.lib

o PT:

Libpplmacdcx78.lib

Libpplmacdcx78-2s-long.lib

Libpplmacdcx78-2s-long-ip.lib

Libpplmacdcx78-2s-long-mmc-ip.lib

Libpplmacdcx78-2s-mix.lib

Libpplmacdcx78-2s-mix-long.lib

Libpplmacdcx78-ar.lib

Libpplmacdcx78-mix.lib

Libppwtlmacdcx78-2s-mix-long.lib

Libppwtlmacdcx78-mix.lib

• BMP :
o FT:

Libfprambmpdcx78-ar.lib
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Libfprambmpdcx78-mix.lib
o PT:

Libpprambmpdcx78-ar.lib

Libpprambmpdcx78-mix.lib
• Common
• HLPMLP:
o FT:

libfphlpmlp.lib

libfphlpmlp-nemo.lib
o PT:

libpphlpmlp.lib

libpphlpmlp-nemo.lib

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1.7 Detailed Description of Enhancements & improvements:
1.7.1 DCX improvements
1.7.1.1 PMU

• FT AUX and POR band gap automatic calibration

• Shut Down in DCX is done via RF19APU (reduces current consumption)
• Wake up via dcins and dcin0
• Supply voltage tuned
• Change coil frequency in DC2DC for better power consumption

1.7.1.2 Maximum Likelihood Sequence Estimation (MLSE)

MLSE is a hardware engine implementing Viterbi algorithm to find most likely sequence.
MLSE is now supported by the software and allows improvement in RF sensitivity of up to 2.5dB and
reducing noise floor.

1.7.1.3 AFE (audio)

• AFE is tuned for PT/FT values
• Equalizer values are tuned for RF19APU
• Modification for speakerphone on base (HW modifications. See Error! Reference source not
found.)
• DSP modules configuration for RF19APU

For more details, please see 3.3 in Error! Reference source not found.

1.7.1.4 Li-Ion
DCX now supports automatic Li-Ion charging for handset and suitable calibration.

Compilation is by COPTS=”-DLI_ION”

For more details, please see Req. {PMU-0006} in Error! Reference source not found.

1.7.1.5 FP ECO
The FP ECO feature enables a reduction of the RF transmit power. In order to enable this feature
DTPC=1 should be enabled.
In this case function p_hm17_TxPowerControl is enabled and calls a user defined function which
returns by how much to reduce the transmit power.
A sample function p_hm17_TestPowerControl is supplied and can be compiled with COPTS=”-
DTEST_POWER_CONTROL”. This function reduces one step in case a single PT is subscribed and
the FT is on cradle (simulation on dev board via GPIO25) with this function the reduction of Tx RF is of
15dB.

1.7.1.6 MIPS optimization

• Using ELC for DCX (instead of LEC)
• Mutual exclusive between LEC/ELC and CID detector.

1.7.1.7 EEPROM mapping

Available In HTML table per compilation

1.7.1.8 PLL Hot Switch

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PLL switch is done automatically by 3 EEPROM values:
• SD02_POWER_CONTROL
• SD02_CLOCK_SPEED_WB
• SD02_CLOCK_SPEED_POLY_WB

The values are combined of high nibble is the location in table of available CLK setting and low nibble
which is number of wait states.

The table currently is:

SYS0_SCU_AHB_PLL13p8_DIVa_28_28_7, /* 0 */
SYS0_SCU_AHB_PLL13p8_DIVa_41_41_7, /* 1 */
SYS0_SCU_AHB_PLL13p8_DIVa_41_20_7, /* 2 */
SYS0_SCU_AHB_PLL13p8_DIVa_55_28_7, /* 3 */
SYS0_SCU_AHB_PLL13p8_DIVa_55_55_7, /* 4 */
SYS0_SCU_AHB_PLL13p8_DIVa_83_28_13, /* 5 */
SYS0_SCU_AHB_PLL13p8_DIVe_69_69_11, /* 6 */
SYS0_SCU_AHB_PLL13p8_DIVa_83_41_13, /* 7 */
SYS0_SCU_AHB_PLL13p8_DIVa_83_41_10, /* 8 */
SYS0_SCU_AHB_PLL13p8_DIVc_97_97_16, /* 9 */
SYS0_SCU_AHB_PLL13p8_DIVf_111_28_13, /* 10 */
SYS0_SCU_AHB_PLL13p8_DIVf_111_55_13, /* 11 */
SYS0_SCU_AHB_PLL13p8_DIVf_111_111_13, /* 12 */
SYS0_SCU_AHB_PLL13p8_DIVd_124_41_13, /* 13 */
SYS0_SCU_AHB_PLL13p8_DIVd_124_41_10, /* 14 */
SYS0_SCU_AHB_PLL13p8_DIVd_62_31_10, /* 15 */

First number is ARM CLK, second is AHB CLK and the last is for ADPCM CLK.

1.7.1.9 MCCI USB Stack support

The following changes needed to be done in HW in order for the USB to function correctly:
- U4 – assemble AAT3125 (the same external chip from V1)
- R27,R26,R32,R33 – 0Ohm
- C37,C42,C43,C45 – 1uF
- C128 – 3.3uF
- R88,R89 – 1MOhm

1.7.2 AT commands support

This feature exposes an interface between Host and PP. The Host works as a master and PP works
as a slave. The Host and PP are connected via UART or USB Serial Interface (see note 2). Besides
the UART interface, two GPIO pin should be assigned to wakeup PP by Host and wakeup Host by PP.
In this document the words in red are new, comparing to the previous version.
Please re-initialize the EEPROM after burning the SW, since in this version we add some parameters
and EEPROM structure is changed.

In the AT Command, All digital are in Hex format.

AT+SSCH=80, where 80 is actually 0x80.

Notes:
1. This feature is supported for both WDCT and DECT
2. The USB interface is supported only with the DSPG USB Stack (see 1.7.6)
3. When in Master Mode, to accept a call the link must be released and established again (in
contrast with the AT commands document)

For more details, please see Vega_One_AT_Commands 

1.7.2.1 Build
New compilation flag was added: ATSV for PT compilation command line
To enable the AT commands, the CPI also needs to be set to 1 for the Flat and PT
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Example (AT commands over USB):

Flat:
gmake --win32 -f flatdcx.mak MAS=0 DTAM=0 MAS_SP=1 CPI=1 AEC=0 DSPG_USB=1 USB=1

PT:
gmake --win32 VegaOne=1 DEV=8009 FW=d FDHF=0 CPI=1 ATSV=1 DSPG_USB=1 USB=1

Note: for AT commands over UART, remove the “DSPG_USB=1 USB=1” compilation flags from the
flat and PT.

1.7.2.2 Known bugs

- “AT+STON” is not working. Please use “AT+PTON=0” instead (will be fixed in next release)
- If KTON is used when the speaker is off the state of the TGHF is not correct, and the result is
not expected. To avoid this, always use KTON when Speaker is ON

1.7.3 Flexible Noise Reduction (FNR) on handset and base

1.7.3.1 Description
The Flexible Noise Reduction (FNR) module performs noise reduction and optional comfort noise
generation.
The FNR improves intelligibility of speech in noisy environments.

Flexible noise reduction module is integrated now also on base flow.

When used in the base, the FNR reduces the noise coming from the far end.

A new menu is available on speaker phone on base and handset in order to toggle FNR on / off:
- Speaker on base (SP_ON_BASE): long 0  9
- Handset: long 0  # to send IWU command to FT

1.7.3.2 Build
New compilation flag was added: FNR_FT for Flat and FT compilation command line

Example

Flat:

gmake --win32 -f flatdcx.mak DEV=8009 FW=d MAS=0 MAS_SP=1 AEC=1 WBE_PT=1

SP_ON_BASE=1 FNR_FT=1

FT:
gmake --win32 VegaOne=1 DEV=8009 FW=d FDHF=1 SP_ON_BASE=1 FNR_FT=1

1.7.3.3 MRR
ROM: 5711 Bytes
RAM: 100 Bytes
MIPS: 5.9 MHz

1.7.4 Flexible Listening Enhancement (FLE)

1.7.4.1 Description
The Flexible Listening Enhancement Module (FLE) improves listening to incoming voice in noisy
environment and improves the voice intelligibility. It automatically adjusts hearing loudness of received
audio signal according to the acoustic ambient noise

The FLE module adjusts the level and spectral content of a signal in one transmission direction.

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The Flexible Noise Estimation module (FNE) is an additional module which is used to analyze a noisy
signal. The parameters generated from this analysis can be used as inputs for FLE module.

Being used together helps the user have intelligible speech from the far side, even when user is
located in noisy environment.

Important note:
When enabling the FLE feature, the PP’s MIPS consumption is higher than the default. The
recommended clock configuration for a PP supporting FLE is 97MHz (default is 83 Mhz).
- SD02_POWER_CONTROL: 0xB4
- SD02_CLOCK_SPEED_WB: 0xB4
- SD02_CLOCK_SPEED_POLY_WB: 0xB4
(See 1.7.1.8 for DCX)

1.7.4.2 Features implemented

• FLE + FNE modules integrated in PT flow.

• New menu on handset to toggle FNE: long 0 -> *
• Parameters available on EEPROM: (please refer to the DSAPI UM for details)

1.7.4.3 Configuration
1.7.4.3.1 FNE
• Lower_Noise_Limit
• Upper_Noise_Limit
• Maximum_Gain

1.7.4.3.2 FLE
• O_TH

1.7.4.4 Build
New compilation flag was added FLE for Flat and PT compilation command line.

Example:
NB

Flat-
Gmake --win32 -f flatdcx.mak DEV=8009 FW=d MAS=0 MAS_SP=1 SP_ON_BASE=1 FLE=1

PT-
gmake --win32 VegaOne=1 DEV=8009 FW=d FLE=1

WB
Flat-
gmake --win32 -f flatdcx.mak DEV=8009 FW=d WB722=1 WB726=3 NB726=2 MAS=0 MAS_SP=1
AEC=1 WBAEC=1 WBE_PT=1 SP_ON_BASE=1 CAT_IQ=1 FLE=1

PT-
gmake --win32 VegaOne=1 DEV=8009 FW=d FDHF=1 WBE_ON_PT=1 CAT_IQ=1 DCC=1 FLE=1

1.7.4.5 MRR
ROM: 3601 Bytes
RAM: 140 Bytes
MIPS: 5.0 MHz

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1.7.5 Software update over USB
1.7.5.1 Description
The Software Update is now supported over USB, on top of the already released UART and External
Flash.

The package includes:

- Booter code with DSPG USB Stack (see 1.7.6), with Serial profile
- PC application for Linux and supporting both UART and USB. (Windows will be supported in
future releases)
- Support to switch to start SW Update from the Scorpion application (switch to Booter in
runtime)

1.7.5.2 Compiliation Options

The following compilation options are used for SW upgrade over USB.

Flat Folder Creation:

tools\gmake -f flatvone.mak FW=d MAS=0 MAS_SP=1 WB722=2 WB726=2 NB726=2 DSPG_USB=1

USB=1 WBE_PT=1 SP_ON_BASE=1 FWUP=1

FT (in folder vdsw-ftvone):

gmake --win32 VegaOne=1 DSPG_USB=1 USB=1 SP_ON_BASE=1 FWUP=1

PT (in folder vdsw-ptvone):

gmake --win32 VegaOne=1 DSPG_USB=1 WBE_ON_PT=1 FWUP=1

Note 1: To generate the builds for C00 version, add FW=c

Note 2: For UART upgrade, add FWUP=1 and COMIF=UART and remove DSPG_USB=1 and
USB=1.
Note 3: ft*.elf alone does not upgrade the ITCM using Lauterbach. It is recommended to load both
ITCM and ft*.elf to get debug symbols.

For enabling the software upgrade over USB / UART the following respective macros has to be
enabled in the code.

In USB case, define

SU_XHOST 1
SU_XHOST_USB 1

In UART case, define

SU_XHOST 1
SU_XHOST_UART 1

The above macros are defined in the file cswup0XDev.h

The USB and UART are mutually exclusively, so at a time only one can be enabled.
The upgrade over USB/UART expects the IMEM_H image in certain format. The image header
describing the image size, checksum, image version, image date has to be appended at the beginning
of IMEM_H.

The mergebin.exe application during compilation is used to add the image header to IMEM_H and
also appends any application data in the form of binary file to the IMEM_H file forming a single image.
So the final image would look like

IMAGE HEADER | IMEM_H

This application is running as part of the normal build process, and there is no need to run it
individually.
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 1.7.5.3 Compiling the Linux Host application
The Linux Host application is made available with in the firmware upgrade source folder fwup-
src\XHOST.

It can be built by unzipping the zip file swup_linux_host_app. zip and issuing the “make” command.

<>\fwup-src\XHOST\swup_linux_host_app\test\make clean
<>\fwup-src\XHOST\swup_linux_host_app\test\make

The output binary swup_tcx_uart/ swup_tcx_usb will be generated. This can be used to test the
Firmware upgrade over UART/USB.

1.7.5.4 Testing the Firmware Upgrade over USB

There are two possible ways for the Firmware upgrade

1) By just booting the target and connecting it to the Linux Host PC over USB.
2) By pressing the key combination Key #1, Key#2, Key #3 simultaneously and booting the target

In both the cases, once the target is connected to the Linux PC, it enumerates as Serial Profile in the
Linux PC.

The application swup_tcx_usb can be used from the Linux PC.

Currently the software upgrade over USB is tested using a Linux Host side application.
The USB are enumerated as serial port in Linux PC. In case of USB it is /dev/ttyACM0
If port is not COM=0, then use command line option –com # (port number)
Eg: swup_tcx_usb –com 2

The software upgrade can be started by executing the application and by entering the option ‘f’ and
the Image name after it successfully opens the COM port in either case.

Important note: The SW Update over USB when the target is in normal functioning mode is supported
only with the DSPG USB Stack (see 1.7.6)

1.7.5.5 Testing the Firmware Upgrade over UART

swup_tcx_uart application is used for testing SW upgrade over UART.

1.7.5.6 Relevant Documents

o Software Update Architecture.pdf [41] 
o USB Stack overview document

1.7.6 DSPG USB stack

This version supports the DSPG USB stack. The USB stack runs on the existing VDSW RTOS, and
does not require RTKe support.

The classes that are supported for the DSPG USB Stack for this release are:
- Audio: Audio Streaming interface
- Communication Device Class (CDC) – Serial interface

The USB Audio profile over DSPG USB stack is integrated by default into the application. The device
enumerates as Audio Line 1 and Audio Line 2 in the PC.

Currently the Audio samples are of 16 bit PCM format and sampled at16KHz sampling rate.

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The Audio Line is bi-directional and supports both Audio IN and Audio Out.

Currently only Line 1 is connected with Audio flow and Line 2 is available but not integrated with DSP
audio flow.

The CDC USB profile over DSPG USB stack is a generic profile which emulates the USB and a Virtual
Serial Port which can be used by DECT application as well by calling the appropriate send and
receives functions and registering the call back functions to the profile.

Currently this profile is used for Firmware upgrade over USB from the dect application. The profiles is
enabled if the software is compiled with FWUP = 1 flag.

1.7.6.1 Compilation options for DSPG USB stack

Flat Folder Creation:

tools\gmake --win32 -f flatdcx.mak FW=d MAS=0 MAS_SP=1 WB722=2 WB726=2 NB726=2

DSPG_USB=1 USB=1 WBE_PT=1 SP_ON_BASE=1 CAT_IQ=1

FT (in folder vdsw-ftvone):

gmake --win32 VegaOne=1 DSPG_USB=1 USB=1 SP_ON_BASE=1 CAT_IQ=1 COPTS=”–
DSUPPORT_12_HS=1”

PT (in folder vdsw-ptvone):

gmake --win32 VegaOne=1 DSPG_USB=1 WBE_ON_PT=1 CAT_IQ=1 COPTS=”–
DSUPPORT_12_HS=1”
Note: To generate the builds for C00 version, add FW=c

Important Note:

The Audio over USB requries the AEC option to be disabled in speaker flow

1.7.6.2 Compilation flags for MCCI USB Stack

The MCCI USB Stack is still supported along with DSPG USB stack. The compilation options for the
MCCI USB stack remains same as per to the previous releases.

tools\gmake --win32 -f flatdcx.mak FW=d MAS=0 MAS_SP=1 WB722=2 WB726=2 NB726=2 VSP=1
USB=1 WBE_PT=1 WBAEC=1 AEC=1 SP_ON_BASE=1 CAT_IQ=1
FT (in folder vdsw-ftvone):
gmake --win32 VegaOne=1 VSP=1 USB=1 FDHF=1 SP_ON_BASE=1 CAT_IQ=1 COPTS=”–
DSUPPORT_12_HS=1”

PT (in folder vdsw-ptvone):

gmake --win32 VegaOne=1 VSP=1 WBE_ON_PT=1 CAT_IQ=1 COPTS=”–DSUPPORT_12_HS=1”
Note: To generate the builds for C00 version, add FW=c

1.7.6.3 Testing Audio over USB in DSPG_USB stack

The DSPG USB stack when enabled the device enumerates itself as a Audio Line in the PC. With two
lines Line 1 and Line 2.

The Audio can be routed to the Speaker on the Base station by pressing the “2F” key combination.

1.7.7 Polyphony on base

Polyphonic ringer is now supported also in the base. The solution was ported from the Portable side.

For details, please see (Scorpion_polyphonic_on_base.doc)

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Build
To enable the polyphonic ring on base, you have to add the compile switch
“POLYPHONIC_ON_BASE=1” for generation of flat directories and building of FT image. By default,
the compile switch POLYPHONIC_ON_BASE is 0.

Example

Flat:
tools\gmake --win32 -f flatdcx.mak DEV=8009 FW=c MAS=0 MAS_SP=1 AEC=1 WBE_PT=1
SP_ON_BASE=1 POLYPHONIC_ON_BASE=1

Important note: Before generation of flat directories, you have to copy the midi files from directory pt-
com to ft-com.

FT:
gmake --win32 VegaOne=1 DEV=8009 FDHF=1 SP_ON_BASE=1 POLYPHONIC_ON_BASE=1

1.7.7.1 MMI
To test the polyphonic ring on the base, you have to add p_mi42_PolyRingHandle into FTMI() at file
bmi12stm.c and then press key F->3->1 to play the polyphonic ring (same as handset).

1.7.7.2 Restrictions
Due to MIPS isseus this feature needs to exclude either CAT_IQ=1 (for NB products) or PSTN=1 (for
non-PSTN products that require WB voice).

1.7.8 WDCT stabilization and enhances

WDCT variant was partially stabilized for this drop. (See PR fixes for some issues that have been
solved).
It was not tested

1.7.9 Headset support

1.7.9.1 Description
This release supports the Hydra Headset MMI. This MMI allows a simple operation of a headset with 4
buttons: Talk, Mute, Volume up and Volume down.

Key features and manual:

Functionality Operation
Off cradle – On hook LED flashes every 8 seconds to easily
locate the unit
Mute function Mute Button
Low battery indicator Low battery blink on LED + Beep
Volume control Volume Buttons (Up/Down)
Each volume change causes a beep. When
reaching the max \ min volume a warning
beep is played.
Off hook When unit is taken off the cradle then it
goes off hook automatically.
LED will be constantly ON.
When put on charger automatically goes
on-hook.

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 When switching from off-hook to on-hook
and vice versa a beep is played.
Cancellation of talk button Supported
when on cradle
Registration Long press on Talk button when unit is not
registered. Long press on Mute button when
unit is registered.
Registration code is 0000
Charger functionality Integrated driver.
LED flashes every 2 seconds while
charging. When is done LED is constantly
ON
Audio quality options supports NB and WB
Audio enhancement methods WBE, FLE and FNR are supported
development and debugging Includes IIC test menu
TBR6 long press on mute only at startup

The MMI changes were done in hmi15bsm.c.

For state machine description see [46]
For Hydra HW Reference design see [49]

1.7.9.2 Build
Compilation is by COPTS=”-DHYDRA_HEADSET”

Flat:
gmake --win32 -f flatdcx.mak DCX_CHIP=DCX79 WB722=1 NB726=1 MAS=0 MAS_SP=1
WBE_PT=1 CAT_IQ=1

Headset (PT):
gmake --win32 DCX_CHIP=DCX79 WBE_ON_PT=1 CAT_IQ=1 COPTS="-DLI_ION -
DHYDRA_HEADSET"

1.7.10 DCX78 support

1.7.10.1 Overview
The DCX78 chip family is a new DSPG chip family based on the DPU of VegaOne family and the APU
of the DE family.
The DPU is identical to VegaOne PNX8009 and the APU is identical to the one of DCX79.
The DPU exists in two variants, one with 512 kByte Flash program memory (“DCX78-FLASH”) and the
other with up to 320 kByte Mask-ROM program memory (“DCX78-ROM”)

1.7.10.2 Build
To build a DCX78 use DCX_CHIP=DCX78 in the flat and in the compilation.
The Flat will reside in vdsw-ptdcx78 and vdsw-ftdcx78.

Example:
Flat:
tools\gmake --win32 -f flatdcx.mak DCX_CHIP=DCX78 MAS=0 MAS_SP=1 WB722=1 NB726=4
WBE_PT=1 CAT_IQ=1

Compile (in folder vdsw-ptdcx78):

gmake --win32 DCX_CHIP=DCX78 CAT_IQ=1 WBE_ON_PT=1

1.7.11 Color LCD on EBI

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 1.7.11.1 Specifications of the supported LCD
• 1.86” 132 x 162 RGB
• Model number: 8067CPBWCL018
• IC Samsung S6B33BF

1.7.11.2 Hardware
• The screen is assembled on the: "Memory and color LCD adaptor – DXMEMA".
• The screen is connected to CS1. ( CS0 = NorFLASH, CS2 = SRAM )

1.7.11.3 Compilation for DCXD9

Flat:
tools\gmake --win32 -f flatdcx.mak DCX_CHIP=DCX79 DEV=xxEF00F FW=dcx_c MAS=0 MAS_SP=1
AEC=1 WBE_PT=1 SP_ON_BASE=1

FT:
gmake --win32 DCX_CHIP=DCX79 DEV=xxEF00F FW=dcx_c FDHF=1 SP_ON_BASE=1
MULTI_PARTY=1 COPTS="-DDCXDEVMB=1 -DEEP_SIZE=4096" COLOR_LCD=1 DCC=1

PT:
gmake --win32 DCX_CHIP=DCX79 DEV=xxEF00F FW=dcx_c FDHF=1 WBE_ON_PT=1 COPTS="-
DDCXDEVMB=1 -DEEP_SIZE=4096" COLOR_LCD=1 DCC=1

1.7.11.4 Testing
Use EBI_TEST=1 in PT/FT compilation to enable testing
In the factory reset menu, select 'y' (" y drivers system test ") and then select 'm' (" m EBI memory
test").

The following menu is available:

• Function call duration
• Function call power consumption
• LCD test
• Full read write test
• Set AHB_clk to 27 Mhz
• Set AHB_clk to 55 Mhz
• Disable EBI
• Go idle for wait 3 sec
• LCD contrast set
• LCD brightness

1.7.12 Version display

1.7.12.1 Description
The Software version can be displayed on the LCD in this version both for FP and PP
To activate this feature press F-4 in the FP and F-4-4 in the PP.
The version number and DSP API version number will be displayed for 3 seconds on the LCD.

Example:
Ver = 3.12.0
API VER = 721

1.7.13 G711
1.7.13.1 Description
Support of the standard ITU-T G.711codec added in the below task, the max number of available
instances of the G711A/U decoder/encoder is 5, the G711 uses long slots and therefore defined for
the CATIQ builds only .
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The G711 added using the open codec interface (see relevant document) , the open codec define new
codec list and new priority between the codecs.

The G711A/U is the highest one of the NB codecs. (Can be change by customer)
The priority in our implementation is as below -

G_st_hl00_Codec.G722
G_st_hl00_Codec.G711A
G_st_hl00_Codec.G711U
G_st_hl00_Codec.G726
G_st_hl00_Codec.G729_1

1.7.13.2 Compilation flags:

G711 flag in the flag generation is reused, optional value 1-5.

FLAT-
gmake --win32 -f flatdcx.mak DEV=8009 FW=d WB722=1 G711=1 NB726=2 MAS=0 MAS_SP=1
AEC=1 WBAEC=1 WBE_PT=1 SP_ON_BASE=1 CAT_IQ=1

FT (in vdsw-ftvone)
gmake --win32 VegaOne=1 DEV=8009 FW=d FDHF=1 SP_ON_BASE=1 CAT_IQ=1

PT (in vdsw-ptvone)
gmake --win32 VegaOne=1 DEV=8009 FW=d FDHF=1 WBE_ON_PT=1 CAT_IQ=1

1.7.14 No Emission mode for DCX79

No emission mode is validate for DCX79 in this release.

1.7.15 DRPC support

Please see the following documents:
• DRPC_SoftwareChangeValidation.pdf [48]
• DRPCforWDCT[47]

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2 Software Configuration
2.1 DECT VARIANTS
Both FT and PT fully support the usage of extended carriers and any number of shorter
carrier lists. For the FT configured for US_DECT, DECT_60, or DECT_60_CMD60 that
means, that in the radio file, only extended carriers 23-27 are set.
The PT follows what it receives in the Q0 and Q2 message.
The existing EEPROM location SD02_US_DECT is used to configure the SW:

Value Name Frequency Carrier Carrier Meaning

band numbering numbering
in normal when in
mode TBR6
testmode
0 EU_DECT 1880-1900 9-0 9-0 Normal DECT

1 US_DECT 1920-1930 23-27 4-0 US DECT with channel numbering 23-27 except in TBR6 mode
for CMD60 compatibility.

Specific FCC transmit template.

Reduced TX power below 20.6dBm.

In TBR6 mode, set the CMD60 with channel offset - 18.

Defined for legacy RF chip family.

2 US_DECT_CLASSIC 1920-1930 0-4 4-0 Original US DECT implementation with channel numbering 0-4
except in TBR6 mode for CMD60 compatibility.

Specific FCC transmit template.

Reduced TX power below 20.6dBm.

In TBR6 mode, set the CMD60 with channel offset - 18.

This mode should only be used when compatibility with initial

DECT_US software version is necessary.

3 KOREAN 1787-1791 3-5 6-8 KDECT

For TBR6 testing need to use off the shelf Freq converter with
CMD60 offset of 0

This Variant is available on in DCX

5 DECT_60 1920-1930 23-27 23-27 US DECT with channel numbering 23-27 and fully compliant
with ETSI 300 175-2 Annex F2. Do not support CMD60 in
TBR6.

Transmit power template is ETSI compliant.

Reduced TX power to below 20.6dBm.

6 DECT_60_CMD_60 1920-1930 23-27 4-0 US DECT with channel numbering 23-27 except in TBR6 mode
for CMD60 compatibility.
Transmit power template is ETSI compliant.

Reduced TX power to below 20.6dBm.

In TBR6 mode, set the CMD60 with channel offset - 18.

7 LATAM_CMD_60 1910-1930 18-27 9-0 Latin America ETSI DECT implementation with channel
numbering 18-27 except in TBR6 test mode for CMD60
compatibility.

In TBR6 mode, set the CMD60 with channel offset - 18.

8 Reserved

9 TAIWAN_DECT_CMD_60 1880-1895 9-2 9-2 Taiwan ETSI DECT implementation with only
channel 9-2.

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 10 Reserved
0B LM06_BRAZIL_DECT 1911.168– 5 5 0E: DECT in Brazial with 5 carriers (1911.168,
1918.080 1912.896,1914.624,1916.352,1918.080)

2.2 Implementation Details:

FT will now broadcast for US_DECT, DECT_60 and DECT_60_CMD60 (if not in TBR6):
• A Q0 message indicating that NO standard carriers are supported, but only extended carriers
• A Q2 message indicating that the extended carriers 23-27 are supported
• The PSCN counter as indicated in the Q0 messages counts 23-27

PT configured for US_DECT, DECT_60 and DECT_60_CMD60 (if not in TBR6):

• RSSI scan made on carriers 23-27 (the US DECT carriers numbers)
• Follows PSCN of base and sets up traffic bearers on these carriers numbers only.

If the FT or PT run TBR6 mode and are configured for US_DECT or DECT_60_CMD60 they will
automatically switch to channel numbering 0-4 to allow use of Rhode & Schwarz CMD60 test
equipment, which does not support the extended carrier numbering.
The former US DECT implementation of DSPG can be retained by setting the EEP-
ROM[SD02_US_DECT] to 2 (LM06_US_DECT_CLASSIC).

For US DECT systems the software checks the values stored in the EEPROM for the MAX_USABLE
and LOWER_RSSI_LIMIT locations at start up. If these locations are zero they are updated to default
values.

2.3 ATE Test Modes

In Factory reset menu, when setting up an Rx slot, the first question is now to select a GPIO on which
to monitor the receive data. If FF is entered no GPIO is enabled, exactly which GPIOs can be used is
dependent on the configuration in which the software is running. Using the DSPG adapter board,
GPIOs 12,16,17,19 and 27 have all been tested, others are probably also available. Note the value for
the GPIO needs to be entered in hexadecimal. After selecting the instance a second new question
asks for which sync pattern should be used. This enables the BER test to be run using a transmission
from either a base or a handset. The default is to use FP sync pattern, key in y to use the PP sync
pattern. The other questions are as previous releases. The GPIO is reset when the ATE test mode is
left. When setting up Tx slots the second question selects whether normal or long preamble slot
formats are used, answering y selects normal preamble, any other answer and the long preamble is
used as in previous releases.

2.4 Customizing of the EEPROM

The EEPROM contains a section holding DSP and PSTN specific data that allow to adapt the DSPG
DECT Software Package to country specific needs. The layout of this section and the default values
which are used when the factory reset menu entry number 9 (‘Init to preset values’) is selected are
described in the document [3]. These default values are applicable for DSPG hardware used in
Germany.
The customer has to set up these EEPROM locations according to his specific hardware requirements
and the PSTN of the country where the hardware shall be used.

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3 Hardware and Tools Considerations
3.1 Tools
VegaOne and DCX are based on ARM9 architecture; no ETM is available and hence there is no trace
capability. The passive lauterbach debuggers LA7701 and LA7702 do not support ARM 9. In order to
support ARM9 on the lauterbach, a new ARM licence key, e.g. LA7742 is needed.

3.2 Creating Executable files

The object files coming with this release are compiled and linked with RVCT3.0 RealView (ARM)
compiler and linker.
In order to maintain different ARM compiler versions in parallel on a Windows environment it is
recommended to use the ARM SuiteSwitcher tool. This tool allows you to switch between different
versions of compilers and ARMulators. It changes the system path and some environment variables to
have the correct set-up available. You can get the latest version of SuiteSwitcher at:
http://www.arm.com/support/downloads/info/4627.html
Note that the DSP flow generation tool needs PERL version 5.6.1 or higher.

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4 Build Details
To compile the PNX8001, PNX8002, PNX8003, PNX8010 and PNX8011 versions, please
refer to [26]

To compile the DCXxx008, DCXxx00B, DCXxxEF00F versions, please refer to [26]

The following cases are configuration examples that can be applied to a SW project. Many
combinaiton are possible. Depending on wanted features for a project. Customer support can
provide advice for the compiler switches to use.

Important notes:
Important notes:
All the libraries will be create in 3 instances (*vone, *dcx79, *dcx78)
All builds should run from flatdcx (no need for flatvone). one of the following parameters should be
added to the flat command:
VegaOne=1 or DCX_CHIP=DCX78 or DCX_CHIP=DCX79
The amount of CODECs for the Flat should be set according to the maximum simultaneous calls
of the same CODEC supported by the FP product. For the PP, it is enough to use one of each
CODEC which needs to be supported by the product.
The CODECs are not mutually exclusive.
Each CODEC added in the flat is allocating ROM and RAM, and consumes MIPS, even when not
used. Please take this into consideration when setting the amount of supported CODECs. For
DCX79 platforms, the g.726 and g.722 CODECs are in HW, and therefore consume very little
ROM and MIPS.

DCX Cases:

Case 1: VLE NB for DCX79

Note: VBR DTAM and 1 PSTN line are included by default

tools\gmake --win32 -f flatdcx.mak DCX_CHIP=DCX79 MAS=0 MAS_SP=1

FT (in folder vdsw-ftdcx79):

gmake --win32 DCX_CHIP=DCX79

PT (in folder vdsw-ptdcx79):

gmake --win32 DCX_CHIP=DCX79

Case 2: VLE CATIQ 1.0 for DCX79 with DTAM, SPK phone on
base, 4*G726, 4*G722, 1*IOM, 1 PSTN, FDHF, CAT IQ 1.0,
DATA_CALL, Multi bearer, SMS, US CONF
tools\gmake --win32 -f flatdcx.mak DCX_CHIP=DCX79 FW=dcx_c MAS=0 MAS_SP=1 WB722=3
NB726=4 AEC=1 WBAEC=1 WBE_PT=1 CAT_IQ=1 IOM16LIN=1 USCONF=1 SP_ON_BASE=1

FT (in folder vdsw-ftdcx79):

gmake --win32 DCX_CHIP=DCX79 CAT_IQ=1 DATA_CALL=1 IOM_LINES=1 MMC=1 SMS=1
FDHF=1 USCONF=1 SP_ON_BASE=1

PT (in folder vdsw-ptdcx79):

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gmake --win32 DCX_CHIP=DCX79 WBE_ON_PT=1 CAT_IQ=1 DATA_CALL=1 USCONF=1 MMC=1
SMS=1

Note: For products that require less than 5 CODECs, the amount of WB722 and NB726 may be
reduced.

Case 3: VLE CATIQ 1.0 for DCX79 with AFC

tools\gmake --win32 -f flatdcx.mak DCX_CHIP=DCX79 MAS=0 MAS_SP=1 WB722=3 NB726=4
AEC=1 WBAEC=1 WBE_PT=1 SP_ON_BASE=1 CAT_IQ=1

FT (in folder vdsw-ftdcx79):

gmake --win32 DCX_CHIP=DCX79 FDHF=1 CAT_IQ=1 SP_ON_BASE=1 EEPONFLASH=1

PT (in folder vdsw-ptdcx79):

gmake --win32 DCX_CHIP=DCX79 CAT_IQ=1 FDHF=1 WBE_ON_PT=1 EEPONFLASH=1
COPTS=”-DAFC”

Note: For products that require less than 5 CODECs, the amount of WB722 and NB726 may be
reduced.

Case 4: VLE CATiq 1.0 for for DCX79 with Data call and EEPROM
on FLASH
tools\gmake --win32 -f flatdcx.mak DCX_CHIP=DCX79 MAS=0 MAS_SP=1 WB722=3 NB726=4
AEC=1 WBAEC=1 WBE_PT=1 CAT_IQ=1

FT (in folder vdsw-ftdcx79):

gmake --win32 DCX_CHIP=DCX79 CAT_IQ=1 DATA_CALL=1 EEPONFLASH=1

PT (in folder vdsw-ptdcx79):

gmake --win32 DCX_CHIP=DCX79 WBE_ON_PT=1 CAT_IQ=1 DATA_CALL=1 EEPONFLASH=1

Note: For products that require less than 5 CODECs, the amount of WB722 and NB726 may be
reduced.

Case 5: VLE NB for DCX79 with MAS, FDHF on base, SMS,

debug on UART port
tools\gmake --win32 -f flatdcx.mak DCX_CHIP=DCX79 AEC=1 SP_ON_BASE=1 ICELP=1 MAS=1
MAS_SP=0

FT (in folder vdsw-ftdcx79):

gmake --win32 DCX_CHIP=DCX79 SP_ON_BASE=1 ICELP=1 COMIF=UART SMS=1 SMS1PLUS=1

PT (in folder vdsw-ptdcx79):

gmake --win32 DCX_CHIP=DCX79 SMS=1 SMS1PLUS=1 COMIF=UART

Case 6: VLE CATIQ 1.0 for DCX78 PT and VegaOne FT

tools\gmake --win32 -f flatdcx.mak MAS=0 MAS_SP=1 WB722=1 WB726=3 NB726=2 AEC=1
WBAEC=1 CAT_IQ=1 SP_ON_BASE=1

FT VegaOne 8009 with SPK on base

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(in folder vdsw-ftvone):
gmake --win32 VegaOne=1 FDHF=1 CAT_IQ=1 SP_ON_BASE=1

tools\gmake --win32 -f flatdcx.mak DCX_CHIP=DCX78 MAS=0 MAS_SP=1 WB722=1 NB726=4

WBE_PT=1 CAT_IQ=1

PT DCX78 (in folder vdsw-ptdcx78):

gmake --win32 DCX_CHIP=DCX78 CAT_IQ=1 WBE_ON_PT=1

Case 7: VLE NB for DCX78 with FNR on PT and SPK on Base

tools\gmake --win32 -f flatdcx.mak DCX_CHIP=DCX78 DEV=8009 FW=d MAS=0 MAS_SP=1 AEC=1
WBE_PT=1 SP_ON_BASE=1 RF19APU=1 FNR=1

FT (in folder vdsw-ftdcx78):

gmake --win32 DCX_CHIP=DCX78 DEV=8009 FW=d FDHF=1 SP_ON_BASE=1 MULTI_PARTY=1

PT (in folder vdsw-ptdcx78):

gmake --win32 DCX_CHIP=DCX78 DEV=8009 FW=d FDHF=1 WBE_ON_PT=1 FNR=1

Case 8: VLE for DCXD9 with G711

Tools\gmake --win32 -f flatdcx.mak DCX_CHIP=DCX79 DEV=xxEF00F FW=dcx_c WB722=1 G711=3

NB726=2 MAS=0 MAS_SP=1 AEC=1 WBE_PT=1 WBAEC=1 SP_ON_BASE=1 CAT_IQ=1

FT-(in folder vdsw-ftdcx79):

gmake --win32 DCX_CHIP=DCX79 DEV=xxEF00F FW=dcx_c CAT_IQ=1 FDHF=1 SP_ON_BASE=1
COPTS="-DDCXDEVMB=1 -DEEP_SIZE=4096" 14SEG_LCD=1 DCC=1 NEMO=1

PT-(in folder vdsw-ptdcx79):

gmake --win32 DCX_CHIP=DCX79 DEV=xxEF00F FW=dcx_c CAT_IQ=1 FDHF=1 WBE_ON_PT=1
COPTS="-DDCXDEVMB=1 -DEEP_SIZE=4096" 14SEG_LCD=1 DCC=1 NEMO=1

VegaOne Cases:

Case 9: VLE NB for PNX8009

tools\gmake --win32 -f flatdcx.mak MAS=0 MAS_SP=1

FT (in folder vdsw-ftvone):

gmake --win32 VegaOne=1

PT (in folder vdsw-ptvone):

gmake --win32 VegaOne=1

Note: To generate the builds for C00 version add FW=c

Case 10: VLE WDCT for PNX8009 with Data call, FW=d and
MASK=0
tools\gmake --win32 -f flatdcx.mak FW=d WB726=2 NB726=2 MAS=0 MAS_SP=1 AEC=1
WBE_PT=1 SP_ON_BASE=1 WDCT=HE

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FT (in folder wdct-ftvone):
gmake --win32 VegaOne=1 FW=d FDHF=1 SP_ON_BASE=1 WDCT=HE DATA_CALL=1 NB_DH=1
COPTS="-DLM00_ATE_POWER_LEVEL"

PT (in folder wdct-ptvone):

gmake --win32 VegaOne=1 FW=d FDHF=1 WBE_ON_PT=1 WDCT=HE DATA_CALL=1 NB_DH=1
COPTS="-DLM00_ATE_POWER_LEVEL"

Case 11: VLE for PNX8009 with Catiq1.0, Software Update and
DSPG USB
tools\gmake --win32 -f flatdcx.mak FW=d MAS=0 MAS_SP=1 WB722=2 WB726=2 NB726=2
DSPG_USB=1 USB=1 FWUP=1 WBE_PT=1 SP_ON_BASE=1 CAT_IQ=1

FT (in folder vdsw-ftvone):

gmake --win32 VegaOne=1 DSPG_USB=1 USB=1 SP_ON_BASE=1 CAT_IQ=1 FWUP=1 COPTS="-
DSUPPORT_12_HS=1"

PT (in folder vdsw-ptvone):

gmake --win32 VegaOne=1 DSPG_USB=1 WBE_ON_PT=1 CAT_IQ=1 FWUP=1 COPTS="-
DSUPPORT_12_HS=1"

Case 12: VLE for PNX8009 with CAT IQ 1.0 , FNR on base and 1
IOM line on base
Note: VBR DTAM and 1 PSTN line are included by default (can be disabled)

tools\gmake --win32 -f flatdcx.mak MAS=0 MAS_SP=1 WB722=2 WB726=2 NB726=2 FNR_FT=1

IOM16LIN=1

FT (in folder vdsw-ftvone):

gmake --win32 VegaOne=1 CAT_IQ=1 FNR_FT=1 IOM_LINES=1

PT (in folder vdsw-ptvone):

gmake --win32 VegaOne=1 CAT_IQ=1

Case 13: VLE for PNX8009 with WDCT + AT commands

tools\gmake --win32 -f flatdcx.mak MAS=0 MAS_SP=0 POLYPHONIC=0 CPI=1 DSPG_USB=1
USB=1 WDCT=HE WBE_PT=1

FT (in folder wdct-ftvone):

gmake --win32 VegaOne=1 FW=d WDCT=HE DATA_CALL=1 DSPG_USB=1 USB=1 NB_DH=1

PT (in folder wdct-ptvone):

gmake --win32 VegaOne=1 DEV=8009 FW=d CPI=1 ATSV=1 DSPG_USB=1 USB=1 WDCT=HE
WBE_ON_PT=1 POLYPHONIC=0

Note: for AT commands over UART, remove the “DSPG_USB=1 USB=1” compilation flags from the
flat and PT.

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5 Tests
This delivery has been compiled under Solaris and Windows.
This release was tested for:
• SW testing for all the cases in chapter 4 (only FW d and dcx_c)

5.1 Known Bugs

ILD53#1828 G727 & G711 loud noise when doing call transfer
Conference with two external line and two HS does not work in all the cases when calls are with
ILD53#1388 different CODECs
NBGD53#1087 Problem with silmultaneous access of DTAM menu and Call transfer

5.2 Restrictions
• DSPG USB Stack is still going through thorough testing. It is fully validated for “simple” flows
which require little audio processing (passing data from ADPCM to USB and back).
• DSPG USB Stack does not support Control for Audio profile (will be supported in future
releases)
• FNR on base and Polyphony on base are not supported in the same build for this release (will
be supported in future releases)
See 1.7.7.2 for Polyphony restrictions
• FNR on PP can be only used with AEC and WBE. The FNR flag enables the Flexible Noise
Reduction feature on the PT side. The FNR feature is demonstrate in the Scorpion SW for
several variant only, please use AEC and WBE on PT to retrieve the correct data flow for the
feature
• For NB726 – currently we are supporting only 0-4
• G711 feature must be built with WB722. This restriction will be removed in future releases.
• FLE is supported by the reference code in:
o NB PT: minimal flow (without WBE and without AEC)
o WB PT: supported only with flow which includes WBE and FDHF)
• FNR is supported by the reference code in:
o Any FT build which includes PSTN can support FNR
o
FNR on base - it is supported regardless to the build if PSTN line exist.
FNR for the PT build exist for both NB and WB with WBE and FDHF. (for the WB it is WBAEC)

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6 Delivery Structure
This chapter describes the release structure of the DSPG DECT Software Package for this
delivery. All the directory names follow the following naming convention:
• All the names with a prefix "ft" contain deliverables only used for the fixed part (base).
• All the names with a prefix "pt" contain deliverables only used for the portable part
(handset).
• All others contain deliverables for both the fixed part and portable part.

The files flatvone.mak, flatdcx.mak, flatflop.mak and the following directories (see the table
below for a brief overview of the directory contents) are delivered:

Note: Since this is a partial source code delivery, not all the source files are delivered as source.

Directory FT/PT Remark

Common ALL system files, irq and fiq interrupt handlers, symbol files, map files and
tclib files
Common-hl ALL function and data structure prototypes used by MLP
Documents ALL user manuals, design documents and application notes.
Driver ALL drivers for both ft and pt
Dspapi ALL DSP libraries, flows, flow generation tools, DSP API sources
Ft-adap-dect FT Adaptation Layer for FT
ft-com FT ft clip files, drivers and DSP flows
Ft-cpi FT Ft CPI functions and data
ft-hl FT ft CM, CC, MLP, MM, PI and SS files
ft-mac-dect FT FT DECT lower MAC and higher MAC header files, source files and
libraries
Ft-mac-wdct FT FT WDCT lower MAC and higher MAC header files, source files and
libraries
ft-mmi FT ft MMI source files, PILL files (binary)
ft-sms1 FT ft SMS1 files
Fwup-src ALL SW update files
Os ALL operating system files
Pt-adap-dect PT Adaptation Layer for PT
pt-com PT pt common files, drivers and MIDI files for MAS (dat format)
Pt-cpi PT pt CPI functions and data
pt-hl PT pt CC, MLP, MM, PI and SS files
pt-mac-dect PT PT DECT higher MAC and Lower MAC header files, source files and
libraries
Pt-mac-wdct PT PT WDCT higher MAC and Lower MAC header files, source files and
libraries
pt-mmi PT pt MMI files
pt-sms1 PT pt SMS1 files

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pt-wt-hl PT Walkie Talkie higher layer files
pt-wt-mac- dect PT DECT Walkie Talkie MAC layer files
Pt-wt-mac-wdct PT WDCT Walkie Talkie MAC layer files
Tools ALL various perl scripts, DOS and UNIX programs

6.1 Detailed List of Deliverables

In the following, a detailed list of all the directory contents are listed except the “dspapi”
directory.

common
4kzero.dmy adsmemVOnePeripheralMap.map irq.h BMPV200BBf.sym
adsmemVOneRomSize.h MPV301OneC.sym adsmemVOneVLE.map macrodef.mak
DECTBMPV162.sym adsmemVOneVSP.map makedspapi.mak DECTBMPV164LFb.sym
adsmemVSP.map mem.map DECTBMPV164TBhBBe.sym adsmemXS.map
WDCTBMPV162.sym cap03def.h WDCTBMPV164LFb.sym cbm00hwr.h
WDCTBMPV164TBhBBe.sym cbm01hwa.h adsLiteonBBFlash.map cbm02int.h
adsLiteonLFMixBMP.map cmi01def.h tclib.h adsLiteonLiteFlash.map csys0reg.h
tclibd.lib adsLiteonTBDemo.map csys2vpb.h tclibd_rvc.lib adsXSonLiteFlash.map
tclibi.lib adsXSonTBDemo.map csys4uc.h tclibi_putbuf1024_rtk_rvc.lib adsmem.map
csys5os.h tclibi_putbuf2048.lib adsmemBBROM.map tclibi_putbuf2048_rvc.lib
adsmemLite.map csys6mu.h tclibi_rtk.lib adsmemLiteMixBMP.map tclibi_rvc.lib
adsmemTBRAM.map csyssram.h tclibu.lib adsmemTBROM.map
tclibu_putbuf1024_rtk_rvc.lib adsmemVOne.map csysxram.h tclibu_putbuf2048_rvc.lib
adsmemVOneFW_1.map embedded.h tclibu_rvc.lib adsmemVOneFW_2.map
ssw01fiq.s ssw01irq.s startup.s csys3ipi.c csyssram.c csysxram.c fiqdummy.c
irqdummy.c IntelHexConverter IntelHexConverter.exe tclibi_putbuf2048_rtk.lib
tclibu_putbuf2048.lib tclibu_putbuf2048_rtk.lib

common-hl
chl07lux.h

driver
cdr00int.h cdr04iic.h cdr10int.c cdr14iic.c cdr18uat.c cdr30fre.c cds30pwx.h
cdr01lcd.h cdr05key.h cdr11lcd.c cdr15dbk.c cdr20fre.h cdr33cow.c cds31pwx.c
cdr02aud.h cdr07tim.h cdr12aud.c cdr15key.c cdr21stp.s cds14arm.c
cdr03eep.h cdr08uat.h cdr13eep.c cdr17tim.c cdr23cow.h cds28pwi.c cds31pwx.c

ft-adap-dect
bad10mcs.c bad11mas.c bad12oth.c bad14rm.c bmcrx.h csfcap.h csfcm.h
fp_dummy_hl_tn.c funwk.h mcc1753.h mfpmasap.h mfpmcsap.h

ft-com
bcl00int.h dfl_fl_tb30_d53.pl bcl01dat.h dfl_fl_tb30pt.pl bsd02eep.h dfl_fla_anyline.pl
bsd09cnf.h dfl_fla_bb_anyline.pl bsd09ddl.ddl dfl_fla_bb_mas_wb_pt.pl bdr02aud.h
dfl_fl_bb20_D75.pl dfl_fla_dtam_icelp_small_d53.pl bdr09pst.h dfl_fl_bb20_d53.pl
dfl_fla_pp_mas_usb.pl dfl_fl_bb30_d53.pl dfl_fla_pt.pl dfl_fl_bb30_tb30_pt.pl makefile
bdr22chl.h dfl_fl_bb30e_D75.pl master.def bdr24dlm.h dfl_fl_bb_anyline.pl master_USB.def

bcl11vm.c bcl12stm.c bdr12aud.c bdr19pst.c bdr32chl.c bdr34dlm.c bcl10int.c

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bsd09dcp.ddl dfl_fl_bb40_anyline_D82.pl dfl_fl_bb40_g722_anyline.pl
dfl_fl_bb40comb_anyline_D82.pl dfl_fl_bb_D82.pl dfl_fla_bb_D82.pl

ft-cpi
bcp00int.h bcp11stk.c bcp12app.c

ft-hl
bhl00int.h bhl06cm.h bhl22mls.sdl bhl25sss.sdl bhl01dat.h bhl09prc.h
bhl02mlp.h bhl23ccs.sdl bhl26cms.sdl bhl03cc.h bhl56chs.sdl bhl04mm.h bhl24mms.sdl
bhl36ch.h bhl05ss.h bhl37cdc.h bhl15ssv.c bhl11dat.c bhl19prc.c

ft-mac-dect
blm09use.h libfpbmpvone-mix.lib bhm00int.h blm00int.h libfplmacvone-2s-mix.lib
bhm01dat.h bhm12rms.sdl blm01dat.h libfplmacvone-mix.lib bhm02rms.h blm04rx.h
buaa3545.c libfprambmpvone-mix.lib bhm07use.h blm05tx.h blm06rf.h
bhm10int.c bhm14bcc.c bhm15mbc.c bhm17use.c blm16rf.c bv1rf.c bhm11dat.c bhm13rm.c
blm19use.c blm16rf.c bhm18mmc.c
libfplmacvone-2s-long.lib libfplmacvone-2s-long-ip.lib libfprambmpvone.lib

ft-mac-wdct
bhm00int.h blm00int.h bhm01dat.h bhm12rms.sdl blm01dat.h libfplmacvone-mix.lib
bhm02rms.h blm04rx.h buaa3548.c libfprambmpvone-mix.lib bhm07use.h blm05tx.h
blm06rf.h bhm08fsh.h blm01dat.h blm09use.h buaa3658.c
bhm10int.c bhm14bcc.c bhm15mbc.c bhm17use.c blm16rf.c bv1rf.c bhm11dat.c bhm12rms
bhm13rm.c blm19use.c bhm18mmc.c bhm28fss.c libfpfhevone.lib

ft-mmi
PrepFlash_TB2B_DACKN24.bin bmi14bsp.c bmi19dam.bzp bmi28pll.h bmi00int.h
bmi15ftd.bzp bmi19dam.c bmi29pll.bin bmi41bsm.c bmi01dat.h bmi15ftd.c bmi21rac.h
bmi30pll.bin bmi41bsm.h bmi10int.c bmi16ftl.bzp bmi22dam.h bmi31rac.c bmi42vm.c
bmi11spr.c bmi16ftl.c bmi23dh.c bmi32dam.c mmi_demo_pill bmi12stm.c bmi16ftl.h
bmi26pll.bin bmi33vm.c bmi40stm.h bmi13vm.c bmi17sms.c bmi27pll.h bmi34mwi.c
bmi14bsp.bzp bmi18vms.c bmi28pll.bin bmi40stm.c

ft-sms1
bms00int.h bms01dat.h bms13bsm.bzp bms10int.c bms11vm.c bms12stm.c bms13bsm.c

os
cos00int.h cos04msg.h cos09use.h cos01dat.h cos05mem.h cos02run.h cos07dbg.h
cos03tim.h cos08trc.h cos19use.c cos12run cos18trc.c cos11dat.c cos15mem.c cos10int.c
cos13tim.c cos14msg.c cos20knl.c

pt-adap-dect
bmcdb.h bmcldc.h bmcrssi.h bmcrx.h bmcsacq.h had10mcs.c had11mas.c had12oth.c
had13llm.c had14rm.c mcc1753.h mccident.h mppdbc.h mppmasap.h mppmbc.h
mppmcsap.h mpptm.h pp_dummy_hl_tn.c

pt-com
cop_show.dat echo_beach.mid master_USB.def crazy_latin.mid funk.mid sd02eep.h
pina_colada.dat dfl_fl_bb30_tb30_pt.pl funky.dat hsd09cnf.h vacation.dat
dfl_fla_bb_mas_wb_pt.pl fx_1.mid hsd09ddl.ddl video_game.mid dfl_fla_pt.pl hdr02aud.h
drum_demo.dat hdr06pwr.h makefile drums_all.dat master.def hdr12aud.c hdr16pwr.c
hsd09dcp.ddl

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pt-cpi
hcp00int.h hcp11stk.c hcp12app.c

pt-hl
hhl00int.h hhl09prc.h hhl23ccs.sdl hhl37cdc.h hhl01dat.h hhl02mlp.h hhl03cc.h
hhl04mm.h hhl05ss.h hhl15ssv.c hhl19prc.c

pt-mac-dect
hhm12rms.sdl hlm04rx.h hhm00int.h hlm05tx.h hhm01dat.h hlm06rf.h libppbmpvone-
mix.lib hhm07use.h hlm09use.h libpplmacvone-2s-mix.lib
libpplmacvone-mix.lib hlm00int.h libpprambmpvone-mix.lib hlm01dat.h
hhm11dat.c hhm12rms.c hhm13rm.c hhm15mbc.c hlm19use.c hlm16rf.c hm12rms.c
clm09use.h hhm18mmc.c libpplmacvone-2s-long.lib libpplmacvone-2s-long-ip.lib
libpplmacvone.lib

pt-mac-wdct
hhm12rms.sdl hlm04rx.h hhm00int.h hlm05tx.h hhm01dat.h hlm06rf.h libppbmpvone-
mix.lib hhm07use.h hlm09use.h libpplmacvone-2s-mix.lib
libpplmacvone-mix.lib hlm00int.h libpprambmpvone-mix.lib hlm01dat.h hlm00int.h
hhm11dat.c hhm12rms.c hhm13rm.c hhm15mbc.c hlm16rf.c hhm12rms.c hm10int.c
hlm08sif.h hlm19use.c clm09use.h hhm16loc.c hhm17use.c libpplmacvone-2s-long-
mmc.lib libpplmacvone-2s-long.lib huaa3548.c huaa3658.c

pt-mmi
hmi01dat.h hmi15bsm.bzp hmi16bwt.c hmi19spr.c hmi21bsm.bzp hmi12stm.c
hmi15bsm.c hmi17wt.c hmi20bsm.bzp hmi21bsm.c hmi13vm.c hmi15bsm.h
hmi18bsp.bzp hmi20bsm.c hmi21bsm.h hmi14vm.c hmi16bwt.bzp hmi18bsp.c
hmi20bsm.h hmi23dh.c

pt-sms1
hms00int.h hms01dat.h hms13bsm.bzp hms10int.c hms11vm.c hms12stm.c
hms13bsm.c

fwup-src

FWUP/inc: cpfl0ash.h cswup0XDev.h cswup0mgr.h cswup0spidrv.h

cswimg0mgr.h cswup0config.h cswup0spi.h cswup0util.h

FWUP/src:
cflash0util.c cswimg0mgr.c cswup0Xflash.c cswup0init.c cswup0spi.c cswup0test.c
cswup0util.c
cpfl0ash.c cswup0XDev.c cswup0if.c cswup0mgr.c cswup0spidrv.c cswup0uart.c

MD5:
md5.c md5.h md5global.h

SSW:
ITCM_H.sym ITCM_L_V00000000.sym adsmemVOneFWUPSplit.map startup.s
ITCM_H_DCX.sym adsmemDcxFWUPSplit.map ssw01app.s unlib.s

XHOST:
Vega_FWUP.exe su_host.zip

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pt-wt-hl
bhl01dat.h bhl06cm.h bhl02mlp.h bhl23ccs.sdl bhl03cc.h bhl22mls.sdl

pt-wt-mac-dect
bhm00int.h blm00int.h bhm01dat.h bhm12rms.sdl blm01dat.h libppwtlmacvone-2s-mix.lib
bhm02rms.h blm04rx.h libppwtlmacvone-mix.lib bhm07use.h blm05tx.h
blm06rf.h blm09use.h bhm30sec.c

pt-wt-mac-wdct
bhm00int.h blm00int.h bhm01dat.h bhm12rms.sdl blm01dat.h libppwtlmacvone-2s-mix.lib
bhm02rms.h blm04rx.h libppwtlmacvone-mix.lib bhm07use.h blm05tx.h
blm06rf.h blm09use.h bhm08fsh.h bhm10int.c bhm11dat.c bhm13rm.c hm14bcc.c
bhm15mbc.c bhm17use.c bhm18fsv.c bhm28fss.c blm08sif.h blm19use.c

tools
adssum ddl2c ddl2ddl.lnx pc0.exe usbrc.exe adssum.prl ddl2c.exe
dummy0generatorDOS.exe prost usbrc_linux bin2hex ddl2c.lnx
dummy0generatorLNX sdl2c usbrc_sun bin2hex.exe ddl2ddl dummy0generatorSUN
sdl2c.exe bin2hex.lnx ddl2ddl.exe gmake.exe sdl2c.lnx print_EEPROM.pl

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7 List of Relevant Documents
This table lists the documents related to this delivery:

Description Document Name Version Remark

[1] DECT SW Protocol Interface d53_piV9.7d.pdf 9.7
[2] Operating System Design and Interfaces Dswos_v3.2.pdf 3.2
[3] Drivers Design and Interfaces d53_dsdd.pdf 6.3d21
[4] User Interface Description uid_V77d.pdf 7.7d
[5] MMI Design Description mmi_book.pdf 6.1
[6] Software Design Description, Vega Family d53_msdd.pdf 2.3p
DECT Higher MAC
[7] MLP Design Description MLPsdd.pdf 2.1
[8] HLP Design Description HLPsdd.pdf 2.6d
[9] User Manual DSP Application Programming Umda700.pdf 7.0 stored in dspapi
Interface directory
[10] Software Release Note: DSP Application rnda710.pdf 7.10 stored in dspapi
Programming Interface directory
[11] User Manual: Vega-Family ARM DSP dspumvega_arm_rel80_22. 2.2 stored in dspapi
Release V7.6 pdf directory
[12] User Manual: cswitch_mode - Code m11_cswitch_mod_v1_0.pd 1.0d
Reduction Tool f

[13] Application Note: Polyphonic Ringing on Polyphonic_AppNote_V11.p 1.1

VegaLite (Flash), Vega-BlueLite (Flash) and df
Vega-BlueBird
[14] VegaOne Demo Adapter v3 Rework Record VegaOne_Demo_Adapter_v 1.65
3_Rework_Record.xls
[15] VegaOne Demo Adapter v5 Rework Record VegaOne_Demo_Adapter_v 1.11
5_Rework_Record.xls
[16] Vega demoBluePP 05942 Rework Record to Vega_Demo_Base_05942_ 1.6
support VegaOne demo adapter 05855 Rework_Record_To_Suppo
rt_VegaOne_Demo_Adapte
r_05855.xls
[17] Vega demo base 05433 rework record to Vega_DemoBluePP_05433 1.3
support VegaOne demo adapter 05855 _Rework_Record_To_Supp
ort_VegaOne_Demo_Adapt
er_05855.xls
[18] Data Handler API d97_dh_api4 6.pdf 4.6d
[19] Data Channel Application Notes data_channel_V1.3.pdf 1.3
[20] Audio User’s Guide 950384c_Audio-Users- C
Guide.pdf
[21] VegaOne 3.12 software release notes VEGAONE_3.12_Release_ 1.0
Notes.pdf

[22] SMS1 + Design Description d75_sdd_sms1+_V2.1d 2.1d

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[23] DC Line Monitor HL_DC_Line_Monitor.pdf 0.1
[24] Software Design Description, Power Control eco_mode_sdd.pdf 0.9d12
for ECO Mode
[25] UART Application Notes UART_AppNote.pdf 1.1
[26] VegaOne Build commands ScorpionBuildCommand.txt n.a
[27] Compile Option Variants Compile_Options_Variants. n.a.
xls
[28] VegaOne ROM Code Creation ZRH_AN0702-VegaOne- 2.2
RomCode-creation.pdf
[29] COW VegaOne SDD COW_VegaOne_SDD 3.0
[30] VegaOne_flows VegaOne_flows

[31] VegaOne_flows for FT VegaOne_flows_FT

[32] EEprom-map-generatot(AN) EEprom-map- 1.0

generatot(AN).pdf
[33] ZRH-AN0402-creating-vega-romcodes ZRH-AN0402-creating- 2.3
vega-romcodes.pdf
[34] Application note DTAM for VegaOne VegaOne_DTAM_AppNote_ 1.0
V1.pdf
[35] FT E-Eco HLD FT_Idle_flow.pdf 0.1
[36] OS Trace OSTraceRT0.2.pdf 0.2
[37] Open Codec Interface OpenCodecInterface.pdf 1.0
[38] System application note for PSM impact on PSM_AN.pdf 0.2
BMP time base unit at DCX79
[39] AFC in Scorpion Design and Interfaces AFCDesignAndIF.pdf 1.0d
[40] Migration from VegaOne to DCX VegaOne2DCX(AN).pdf 0.2
[41] SUOTA Software Architecture SUOTA Software 0.7 SUOTA
Architecture.pdf Software
Architecture
[42] Scorpion Polyphonic Ringer on Base Scorpion_polyphonic_on_ba 1.0
se.doc
[43] VegaOne Handset AT Commands Vega_One_AT_Commands 0.7x
0.7.x.pdf
[44] Software Requirements Specification DCX79 SW requirement 1.0
Document for DCX79 chipset based system document ver 1.doc

[45] VegaOne Base local HS HW modifications ANxxx VegaBS HKG n.a.

Rework for DCX79_2.pdf
[46] Hydra mmi state machine Hydra_State_Machine.pdf n.a.
[47] DRPforWDCT DRPforWDCT.doc

[48] DRPC Software change validation DRPC_SoftwareChangeVali

dtion.pdf
[49] Hydra HS Hydra HS.pdf n.a.

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8 Compiler Options
The following main compiler switches are used to configure the software. These are gmake
command line options. The central file macrodef.mak holds all compiler switches used in this
software package. Not all combinations of the below compiler switches have been tested.

Name Value Value Value Description

when when when
generating compiling compiling
the flat for FT for PT
directories
AEC 1 or 0 n.a. n.a. Enables Acoustic Echo Cancelling for
Default is 0 Narrowband.
AFC n.a. n.a. 1 or Enables the DCX Automatic Frequency
(COPTS) undefined. Correction
Default is
undefined
CAT_IQ 1 or 0 1 or 0 1 or 0 Enables CATiq functionality. This switch
Default is 0 Default is 0 Default is 0 will implicitly enable DOUBLE_SLOT,
LONG_SLOT.
CF_ON_IP n.a. 1 or 0 1 or 0 Enable CF Channel.
Default is 0 Default is 0
CLIP5INST n.a. 1 or 0 1 or 0 CLIPdelivery mechanism to deliver
Default is 0 Default is 0 CLIP to all subscribed handsets if more
handsets are subscribed than the
number of available higher layer
instances (parallel links). Note: this fea-
ture is not needed if CLMS_CLIP is
used.
CLMS_CLIP n.a. 1 or 0 1 or 0 Allows sending of CLIP information to
Default is 1 Default is 1 all subscribed handsets, even if less
instances are available in the FT than
subscribed handsets. The CLIP
information is sent via broadcast
messages (long page messages) to all
handsets without the need of an
established link.
COMIF n.a. UART UART To enable the UART Port as a terminal
I/O. (Not possible to use this option
when compiling for VSP). A special HW
modification may be needed, see
document [30]
DATA_CALL n.a. 1 or 0 1 or 0 Enables the DATA call functionality.
Default is 0 Default is 0 DH_IWU is implicitly enabled for all
variants of the builds.
For Narrow band builds (WB=0)
DH_WB is disabled.
For CATiq builds, DH_WB and LU10
and IP_CHAN are enabled.
DCC n.a. 1 or 0 1 or 0 Debug Communication Channel. Option
Default is 0 Default is 0 to work with terminal via the JTAG. By
adding DCC=1 to compilation line the
terminal will be open via DCC and not

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 IIC.

DECT_SECURITY n.a. 1 or 0 1 or 0 Enables the DECT Security feature

(COPTS) Default is 0 Default is 0
DEV 8001, 8001, 8001, VegaOne or DCX device.
8002, 8002, 8002,
8003, 8003, 8003,
8009, 8009, 8009,
8010, 8011 8010, 8011 8010, 8011
8019, 8019, 8019,
xx008, xx008, xx008,
xx00B, xx00B, xx00B,
xxEF00F, xxEF00F, xxEF00F,

VegaOne VegaOne VegaOne

Default is Default is Default is
8009 8009 8009

DCX DCX DCX

Default is Default is Default is
xxEF00F xxEF00F xxEF00F
DH_IWU n.a. 1 or 0 1 or 0 Enables the Data Handler over IWU
Default is 1 Default is 1 channel. DATA_CALL=1 will implicitly
enable this switch.
DRPC n.a. 1 or 0 1 or 0 Enables the Dynamic Receive Power
Default is 0 Default is 0 Control.
DTPC n.a. 1 or 0 1 or 0 Enables the Dynamic Transmit Power
Default is 1 Default is 1 Control.
DTAM 1 or 0 1 or 0 1 or 0 Enables the DTAM feature.
Default is 1 Default is 1 Default is 1
DH_SMS n.a. 1 or 0 1 or 0 This compile switch should be used
Default is 0 Default is 0 only when there is a need to have the
interop with Data Handler which was a
part of previous releases. For example,
if Scoprion 3.7/8 Base wants to have
DH_IWU data transfer with Scorpion 3.6
HS, then the Base SW needs to be
compiled with DH_SMS=1 switch.
Incase both HS and
Base use Scorpion 3.7 or 3.8, this
switch is NOT required.

DH_WB n.a. 1 or 0 1 or 0 Enables the Wideband DataHandler

Default is 0 Default is 0 over the B-field instead of IWU channel.
DOUBLE_SLOT n.a. 1 or 0 1 or 0 Enables the capability to establish a
Default is 0 Default is 0 double slot connection (needed for
transporting WB audio).
EBI 1 or 0 1 or 0 1 or 0 Enables the DCX External BUS
Default is 0 Default is 0 Default is 0 Interface Driver
EEPONFLASH n.a. 1 or 0 1 or 0 Enables the EEPROM Removal feature
Default is 0 Default is 0
FDHF n.a. 1 or 0 1 or 0 Enables Full Duplex Hands Free
Default is 0 Default is 0 feature.

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FNR 1 or 0 n.a. 1 or 0 Enables the FNR feature, for application
Default is 0 Default is 0 that to not require to use the FNR
together with the AEC
FNR_EXT 1 or 0 n.a. n.a. Enables the FNR feature, for application
Default is 0 that require to use the FNR together
with the AEC
FW VegaOne: VegaOne: VegaOne: With VegaOne: Use firmware (ROM)
d or c d or c d or c D00 or C00.
Default is d Default is d Default is d With DCX: Use firmware (ROM) dcx_c
DCX: DCX: DCX:
dcx_c dcx_c dcx_c
FWUP 1 or 0 1 or 0 1 or 0 Enables the Software Update feature.
Default is 0 Default is 0 Default is 0 Please. In case of SW Update via
UART, COMIF=UART should be added
as well
ICELP 1 or 0 1 or 0 n.a. To use the ICELP codec for DTAM.
Default is 0 Default is 0
IDLE_FLOW n.a. 1 or 0 n.a. To enable E-Eco on FT
Default is 1
IN_CHAN 1 or 0 1 or 0 1 or 0 Enable unprotected data
Default is 1 Default is 1 Default is 1 communication in B-field in non- speech
connections (message call, service call,
etc...). The default value stated is only
for DECT builds.
INCLUDE_BMP n.a. 1 or 0 1 or 0 If set, uses BMP library from FLASH
Default is 0 Default is 0 and not from ROM.

IOM_LINES n.a. 0 to 3 n.a. Allows usage of an IOM line for voice

Default is 0 data from external hardware. The total
number IOM and PSTN lines cannot be
more than 3. If USB is used the max
number is then 2.
IOM16LIN 0 to 3 n.a. n.a. Prepare the flat directories to compile
Default is 0 with IOM_LINES.
IP_CHAN Enable protected data communication
in B-field in non-speech connections
(message call, service call, etc...).
LCD 1 or 0 1 or 0 1 or 0 Enables the DCX internal LCD Driver
Default is 0 Default is 0 Default is 0
LINE_MONITOR 0 or 1 0 or 1 n.a. Enables DC Line Monitor Feature.
Default is 0 Default is 0
LPM n.a. 0 or 1 n.a. Enables the Line Powered Mode
Default is 0 feature
LOC_RETRY n.a. n.a. 1 or 0 Automatic Location Registration retry, if
Default is 0 it fails (PT only).
MAS 0 or 1 n.a. n.a. Enables the Multiple Algorithm
Default is 1 Synthesis. (Full media player for MIDI
files).
MAS_SP 0 or 1 n.a. n.a. MAS with Score Player. Also used for
Default is 0 Polyphony ringer on PP
MASK n.a. 0 or 1 0 or 1 MASK=1 means compile for a ROM
Default is 0 Default is 0 Mask.
for 80x9 for 80x9 MASK=0 means compile for a
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MIX_SLOT n.a. 1 or 0 1 or 0 Enables the mixing mode.
Default is 0 Default is 0
MMC 1 or 0 1 or 0 1 or 0 Enable Master MBC mode – only for
Default is 0 Default is 0 Default is 0 CATiq DC builds
MULTY_PARTY n.a. 0 or 1 n.a. To add more handsets in a conference
Default is 0 (on line 1). This currently works only in
NarrowBand.
NB726 1, 2, 3 or 4 n.a. n.a. Sets the number of Narrowband
Default is 0 ADPCM instances.
NEMO 1 or 0 1 or 0 1 or 0 Enable Zero Emission mode on FT or
Default is 0 Default is 0 Default is 0 PT (both should be enabled)
NO_UART_FOR_IOM n.a. 0 or 1 0 or 1 Used together with IOM_LINES≠0 to
Default is 0 Default is 0 specify that the UART is not used as a
communication port for IOM.
NO_USE_DAFLVAL n.a. 1 or 0 1 or 0 DAFLAGS set to 0x0 to disable
Default is 0 Default is 0 verification to the DSP/API code.
NOMCELL n.a. 1 or 0 1 or 0 If set the handset is not capable of
Default is 0 Default is 0 operating in a multi-cell environment. A
multicell environment is one where a
single subscription allows the use of
more than one RFP, so that the handset
can make/receive calls and handover
from one RFP to another, (typically a
PABX). A single cell system is one
where a single subscription only allows
the use of one RFP. When set, the SW
is not GAP compatible any more.
PATCH_EEPROM n.a. 1 or 0 1 or 0 configures the code to search for
Default is 0 Default is 1 patches in the EEPROM.
PATCH_FLASH n.a. 1 or 0 1 or 0 PATCH mechanism searches the
Default is 1 Default is 0 PATCH in the flash.
POLYPHONIC 1 or 0 1 or 0 0 or 1 Enable Polyphonic ringer on PT. To
Default is 0 Default is 1 Default is 0 enable this feature “MAS_SP=1” or
“MAS=1” must be added to the flat
generation
POLYPHONIC_ON_B 0 or 1 0 or 1 n.a. Enable Polyphonic ringer on FT
ASE Default is 0 Default is 0
PSTN 1 or 0 n.a. n.a. Prepare the flat directories to compile
Default is 1 with PSTN_LINES.
PSTN_LINES n.a. 1 or 0 n.a. Defines number of PSTN lines in the
Default is 1 application. The total number IOM and
PSTN lines cannot be more than 3. If
USB is used the max number is then 2.
RF_ON_OFF n.a. n.a. 1 or 0 Disables the RF ON/OFF Feature
Default is 1
SHORT_SETUP n.a. 1 or 0 n.a. Defines a short slot scan on FT side.
Default is 1 Scan only the A-field and not the entire
slot. Contribute to power consumption
reduction.
SMS n.a. 1 or 0 1 or 0 Enables the SMS feature (needed with
Default is 0 Default is 0 SMS1PLUS switch). Only SMS Protocol
1 is supported (SMS12 is not to be used
any more).
SMS1PLUS n.a. 1 or 0 1 or 0 Enables the SMS1PLUS feature (Long
Default is 1 Default is 1 SMS).

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SMSLONGFT n.a. 1 or 0 n.a. Support of long SMS in FT.
Default is 1
SMSLONGPT n.a. n.a 1 or 0 Support of long SMS in PT.
Default is 1
SP_ON_BASE 1 or 0 1 or 0 n.a. Enables Speakerphone on the base
Default is 0 Default is 0 feature.
SUPPORT_12_HS n.a. 1 or 0 1 or 0 Allows 12 HS to be registered to the
Default is 0 Default is 0 base.
NOTE: This feature requires an
EEPROM of at least 3KB
TIME n.a. 1 or 0 1 or 0 If the FT provides a real-time-clock, the
Default is 1 Default is 1 time and date (time- stamp) can be
transferred to all subscribed handsets
during location registration and during a
call setup (external, internal or service
call, PT or FT initiated) to update the
clock in the PT. If this switch is set,
location registration is always done after
going in-range, not only after reset of
the PT or during subscription. See User
Manual Protocol Interface (section
8.2.2.2 RTC Timestamp).
TOGS 1, 2 or 3 n.a. n.a. Sets the number of tone generators
Default is 3 assigned (except two that are dedicated
to the line interface).
TTS 0 or 1 0 or 1 n.a. Enables the TTS Feature
Default is 0 Default is 0
USB 0, 1 or 2 0, 1 or 2 1 or 0 Enables USB feature. When Enabled,
Default is 0 Default is 0 Default is 0 one or two audio classes are supported.
USB_DONGLE n.a. n.a. 1 or 0 Enables USB dongle.
Default is 0
USCONF n.a. 1 or 0 1 or 0 Enables direct call access of a handset
Default is 0 Default is 0 to an existing external call. This is not
supported by default.
VBR 1 or 0 1 or 0 n.a. To use the VBR codec for DTAM.
Default is 1 Default is 1
VBR_4_BITRATE 1 or 0 1 or 0 n.a To use VBR with only 4KB/s bitrate.
Default is 0 Default is 0
VSP 1 or 0 1 or 0 1 or 0 Enables the VSP (Vega Software
Default is 0 Default is 0 Default is 0 Platform) feature set.
WB n.a. 1 or 0 1 or 0 Enables the Wideband audio feature.
Default is 0 Default is 0
WBE_ON_PT n.a. n.a. 1 or 0 Enables WBE.
Default is 0
WBE_PT 1 or 0 n.a. n.a. To prepare the flat directories for WBE.
Default is 0
WB722 1, 2, 3 n.a. n.a. Set the number of Wideband G722
Default is 0 codecs.
With DCX
4, 5 and 6
are also
possible
WB722HW 1 or 0 n.a. n.a. Enables the Hardware g.722 codec
Default is 1 feature (for DCX)

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WB726 1, 2 or 3 n.a. n.a. Set the number of Wideband G726
Default is 0 codecs.
WBAEC 1 or 0 n.a. n.a. Enables the Acoustic Echo Canceller
Default is 0 for Wideband.
WBE_FT 1 or 0 1 or 0 n.a. Enables WBE for the SP_ON_BASE.
Default is 0 Default is 0
WT 1 or 0 n.a. 1 or 0 Walky-Talky (direct PT to PT) mode.
Default is 0 Default is 0 This option is for PT only.

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9 Appendix
9.1 Synergy CM Baseline (for DSPG internal use only)

The following database baselines should be used to restore the source code for
Scorpion_3.12.1:
D53: Scorpion_3.12.1_20110824
D51: 7.21
D48: Scorpion_3.12.1_20110824
D46: Scorpion_3.12.1_20110824
phoenix: Scorpion_3.12_20100323

DECT Stack library version: VER_008

To create the customer package, the following shell script should be called:
Setvone
Setenv DCX_CHIP DCX78
Setenv DEV 8001
setdcx –k (-k is to keep VegaOne libraries)
unsetenv DEV
Setenv DCX_CHIP DCX79
setdcx –k
unsetenv DCX_CHIP

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