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Hello. I would like to connect a TLC876, which is a rapid ADC, to a 6711dsk. Has someone ever done that, or something similar? I have connected the ADC to the J1 connector on the dsk, i.e. the EMIF. I have just understood that a better design would be to use a FIFO between the ADC and the DSP. Before doing that though, I would just like to try my present design and se how far I can get. It should be possible to let the EDMA transfer data from the EMIF to some memory that is accessible from the CPU. A first approach could be to trigger the EDMA with an internal timer. Am I on the right track? My concrete question is. What source and destination addresses do I use in the EDMA transfer. Regards Daniel Dencker

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