Reply by Vincent aka WR June 16, 20032003-06-16
I don't know if you solved the problem already or not
- but here it goes anyway...

> 1) The example code accompanying the PCM3003
> daughtercard uses codec
> polling instead of EDMA or interrupt-driven
> processing. Do you know
> of any way to use that daughtercard with EDMA?

well - I personally think that the example code
accompanying the PCM3003 daughter card is useless -
for example - it actually uses 24kHz sampling rate in
default jumper settings - due to some strange
interpretation of timings... well - if anybody wants
to discuss that issue with me - feel free to e-mail
me...

and going back to your question - there is a BSL
(Board Support Library) and some examples from one day
workshop - I got it from one nice guy before and I'm
willing to share it with you guys - it's all here:
www.wrewers.karolin.pl/BoardSupportLibrary.zip
there is an example of using the onboard codec in EDMA
mode (haven't tried it though) - I guess - you could
learn from it to implement similar thing for
PCM3003...

> 2) It is stated (as a comment) in 2 example codes
> that the 6711DSK
> only has the voice output of the on-board codec
> connected to the
> CPU. Is there any way to use that with higher
> sampling rates?

higher sampling rate? hm... take a look at the
schematics! I don't think it's possible to run the
codec with more than 8kHz (but I don't have the
schematics in front of me) - just from what I
remember...

oh - by the way - I have both the C6711DSK and the
audio daughtercard (PCM3003) - if anyone asks ;-)

good luck you guys...

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Reply by Huseyin Hacihabiboglu June 9, 20032003-06-09
Hi all,

1) The example code accompanying the PCM3003 daughtercard uses codec
polling instead of EDMA or interrupt-driven processing. Do you know
of any way to use that daughtercard with EDMA?

2) It is stated (as a comment) in 2 example codes that the 6711DSK
only has the voice output of the on-board codec connected to the
CPU. Is there any way to use that with higher sampling rates?

Thanks

Huss