On 27 Oct 2003 21:38:28 -0800, nalin.pithwa@patni.com (NKP) wrote:

>Hi,
>
>If you are beginner in C6x programming, you can study/do the labs
>given in "DSP system Design: Using the TMS320C6000" by Kehatarnavaz

That'll be "Kehtarnavaz".

>and Keramat. It also has an Audio Signal Processing example. But, it
>requires the use of C6x EVM. Nevertheless, you can get an idea of the
>issues involved.

Thanks for that reference! Looks interesting.

Best Regards
John McCabe

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Hi,

If you are beginner in C6x programming, you can study/do the labs
given in "DSP system Design: Using the TMS320C6000" by Kehatarnavaz
and Keramat. It also has an Audio Signal Processing example. But, it
requires the use of C6x EVM. Nevertheless, you can get an idea of the
issues involved.

Regards,
Nalin


"K. Raw" <kra@engineer.com> wrote in message news:<jRDjb.19$V11.14@charlie.risq.qc.ca>...
> Hi,
>     I am not familiar with the TI c6711 DSK and I would like to record and
> listen speech data. I can't find any application note that show how to get
> started with a simple example.
>     Can anybody point me to a pdf or any code sample that might help?
> ThanX

On Mon, 27 Oct 2003 10:18:13 +0000 (UTC), John McCabe wrote:

> However a better idea would be to find a one day workshop to go on if
> they still run them and work through the lab exercises which includes
> one on audio. Mainly audio output, but there is a more complicated on
> on full audio in out with filtering activated via the RTDX interface.
> 
> EVen if you don't go on the workshop it might be worth trying to get
> hold of the course materials from someone.

well... it's all true - the workshop or any other opportunity to talk to TI
specialists can save you weeks or even months of exploring it on your
own...

>>also - there is this yahoo group which is very helpful:
>>groups.yahoo.com/group/c6x
> 
> It's also very noisy - I was a member of that for a couple of days and
> half the questions asked appeared to be basic C questions!

well... it's true - there are a lot of "off-topic" questions and debates,
but then - after all - who ask most questions? only newbies and beginners -
if you are an experienced engineer - you don't ask questions - you read the
manual and you solve the problem... I'm not pretending to be the
"experienced engineer", but my activity in that group is probably 95%
helping people by answering their questions - well - I just like to read
stuff ;-) and the groups is moderated, so it's not really that bad ;-)

On Sun, 26 Oct 2003 09:46:51 +0100, Jacek Raczko <wymyslony@op.pl>
wrote:

>I just
>recently tried to look into that "audio" example - all it does is that it
>copies input to output - nothing else... but the construction of it is so
>nasty!!! I don't advice anybody to even look at it! especially beginners!

>so - if you really want to begin using c6711DSK - start from something
>"simple" - the audio example is far from simple...

TO be honest, I hadn't looked at that example and you're right, it is
a bit overcomplicated for a beginner.

However a better idea would be to find a one day workshop to go on if
they still run them and work through the lab exercises which includes
one on audio. Mainly audio output, but there is a more complicated on
on full audio in out with filtering activated via the RTDX interface.

EVen if you don't go on the workshop it might be worth trying to get
hold of the course materials from someone.

>also - there is this yahoo group which is very helpful:
>groups.yahoo.com/group/c6x

It's also very noisy - I was a member of that for a couple of days and
half the questions asked appeared to be basic C questions!


Best Regards
John McCabe

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On Fri, 17 Oct 2003 10:26:29 +0000 (UTC), John McCabe wrote:

> In that section is there an entry called "Software", with a subentry
> called "Examples" and a final entry called "Audio"? 
> 
> If so, that provides some information on an Audio example that may be
> of use. You could also look at:
> 
> c:\ti\examples\dsk6711\bios\audio

god... I have worked with C6711DSK for over a year now... I implemented
some audio processing using pcm3003 audio daughter card - I also designed
and manufactured a daughter card with ADS8364 A2D converter - I wrote
software for it... I also had to write assembly code for FIR filtration
using circular buffering and "single-instruction-loop"... so - my point is
- I have done "a lot" with that DSK - oh - plus - I used DSP/BIOS as well
as wrote software bypassing that system... and you know what? I just
recently tried to look into that "audio" example - all it does is that it
copies input to output - nothing else... but the construction of it is so
nasty!!! I don't advice anybody to even look at it! especially beginners!

so - if you really want to begin using c6711DSK - start from something
"simple" - the audio example is far from simple...

also - there is this yahoo group which is very helpful:
groups.yahoo.com/group/c6x

good luck...

On Thu, 16 Oct 2003 21:12:47 GMT, "K. Raw" <kra@engineer.com> wrote:

>Hi,
>    I am not familiar with the TI c6711 DSK and I would like to record and
>listen speech data. I can't find any application note that show how to get
>started with a simple example.
>    Can anybody point me to a pdf or any code sample that might help?

Have you installed CCS?

If you have, in the Help => Contents, is there a section called
"TMS320C6711 DSK"?

In that section is there an entry called "Software", with a subentry
called "Examples" and a final entry called "Audio"? 

If so, that provides some information on an Audio example that may be
of use. You could also look at:

c:\ti\examples\dsk6711\bios\audio

(assuming you have installed CCS onto c:\).


Best Regards
John McCabe

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Hi,
    I am not familiar with the TI c6711 DSK and I would like to record and
listen speech data. I can't find any application note that show how to get
started with a simple example.
    Can anybody point me to a pdf or any code sample that might help?
ThanX