Updating an AD9911 eval board to be compatible with the 64-bit USB drivers
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Updated October 6, 2017.


The following steps re-flash AD9911 EEPROM for the USB controller to make 
it compatible with 64-bit USB drivers. This utility is also useful if the USB Status LED 
(CR2) fails to blink when the evaluation board is connected to the computer. 

1.	Download and install the "USBEvBdProgrammerSetup.zip" file from
	ftp://ftp.analog.com/pub/CSS/Software/Support/EvalBoard/Programmers/USBEvBdProgrammerSetup.zip.

2.	Before applying power, pull the W9 jumper. 
	On older eval boards, it may be labeled "EEPROM ENABLE." 

3.	Apply power to the board. (This puts the Cypress chip in its default mode.)

4.	Replace the jumper. This re-establishes the connection between the 
	EEPROM and Cypress chip.

5.	Connect the USB cable. The LED next to the USB connector will not blink. 

6.	Run the software. 

7.	At the top of the window, the user should see "Cyusb-1" under 
	"Select USB Device to Program."

7a.	If "No Boards Found" is displayed, the user should locate a file called
	"DriverGuide.mht" located in the following directory for instructions 
	on how to associate an unknown evaluation board with ADI's software:
	C:\Program Files (x86)\Analog Devices\USB Eval Board Programmer


8.	Select "AD9911 Eval Board (32/64-bit)" for "Select Evaluation board to Identify" 


9.	Click "Program EEPROM". The software should indicate successful programming.

10.	Disconnect the USB cable and power cycle the board. 
	IMPORTANT! The EEPROM Enable jumper (W9) should not be removed.

11.	Connect the USB cable. The USB Status LED (CR2) should blink after 
	Windows completes the loading of the USB drivers. 
	If Windows prompts you for the location of the USB drivers, 
	select "install from the default location."