Hi,
I am doing a final year project about noise cancellation and error correction. I
needed to connect a c6713 dsk to ethernet. I have been looking for ethernet
daughter cards all around. All i could find was dsk91c111 whose software and
license is exremely expensive and dskinet.
The problem with dskinet is that iit doesnt integrate with simulink and thus the
realtime workshop. I called the customer services and they said it would be easy
to write a matlab block code in order to interface it .
Could someone please advise what to do in such case
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dskinet daughter card
Started by ●January 15, 2009
Reply by ●January 15, 20092009-01-15
khan,
On Thu, Jan 15, 2009 at 6:38 AM, wrote:
> Hi,
> I am doing a final year project about noise cancellation and error
> correction. I needed to connect a c6713 dsk to ethernet. I have been looking
> for ethernet daughter cards all around. All i could find was dsk91c111 whose
> software and license is exremely expensive and dskinet.
> The problem with dskinet is that iit doesnt integrate with simulink and thus
> the realtime workshop. I called the customer services and they said it would
> be easy to write a matlab block code in order to interface it .
> Could someone please advise what to do in such case
I suggest the the following:
1. Contact the manufacturer of the DSK91C111 to see if they have any
special "educational licensing and pricing" [I assume that you are a
student].
2. Research the effort required to use the dskinet.
3. Check again for alternative solutions.
4. Make your decision based on cost and time.
This is very similar to what we do "in the real world" when developing products.
mikedunn
--
www.dsprelated.com/blogs-1/nf/Mike_Dunn.php
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On Thu, Jan 15, 2009 at 6:38 AM, wrote:
> Hi,
> I am doing a final year project about noise cancellation and error
> correction. I needed to connect a c6713 dsk to ethernet. I have been looking
> for ethernet daughter cards all around. All i could find was dsk91c111 whose
> software and license is exremely expensive and dskinet.
> The problem with dskinet is that iit doesnt integrate with simulink and thus
> the realtime workshop. I called the customer services and they said it would
> be easy to write a matlab block code in order to interface it .
> Could someone please advise what to do in such case
I suggest the the following:
1. Contact the manufacturer of the DSK91C111 to see if they have any
special "educational licensing and pricing" [I assume that you are a
student].
2. Research the effort required to use the dskinet.
3. Check again for alternative solutions.
4. Make your decision based on cost and time.
This is very similar to what we do "in the real world" when developing products.
mikedunn
--
www.dsprelated.com/blogs-1/nf/Mike_Dunn.php
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Reply by ●January 16, 20092009-01-16
Basim,
On Thu, Jan 15, 2009 at 6:25 PM, BASIM KHAN wrote:
> Hi Michael
> I have already gone through with the manufacturers, the efforts that
> it will take to get integrated with c6713. But thats still the thing
> that i am unsure about because they dont seem to know much about it.
> They say it cannot integrate with the Matlab and simulink. But thats
> fine as long as i can set the ip parameters while editing the code in
> code composer, but they dont seem to know about it or may be im not
> asking the right person. Besides i needed to know if it will integrate
> with the c6713 dsk easily or would i need to do any low level coding
> for that which would be out of scope for me. I have been trying to do
> a lot of research on it but due to being inexperienced in this field i
> havent been able to find much.
> It was entirely my idea to connect this dsp with the ethernet but now
> im beginning to think that this is going to prove too difficult. It
> would be greatly appreciated if you could provide me some info
> regarding this or alternatively suggest any other similar topic to
> have final year project on.
Don't take this as personal criticism or presumptuousness on my part.
A major problem with getting assistance or designing a product is
making assumptions, deciding on a portion of the solution, and then
trying to make things fit. I will try to restate your problem and
propose a solution [I may not get the details correct, but it should
help you and others].
Requirements:
I am doing a final year project about noise cancellation and error correction.
I need to use a c6713 dsk to process the data.
I want to use Matlab and simulink for development with the 6713 DSK.
I need a PC to DSK communication link to facilitate development and to
provide input/output data for my program.
Possible Solution:
Use the HPI interface card from Educational DSP.
http://www.educationaldsp.com
This card is economically priced and designed for student projects and
experimentation. It comes with software and example programs [they
have an interface to MatLab]. You may communicate from your PC to the
DSK using USB or a serial port. Take a look at their web site and see
if it might work for you.
mikedunn
>
> Regards
> Basim
>
> On Thu, Jan 15, 2009 at 5:52 PM, Michael Dunn wrote:
>> khan,
>>
>> On Thu, Jan 15, 2009 at 6:38 AM, wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>> I am doing a final year project about noise cancellation and error
>>> correction. I needed to connect a c6713 dsk to ethernet. I have been looking
>>> for ethernet daughter cards all around. All i could find was dsk91c111 whose
>>> software and license is exremely expensive and dskinet.
>>> The problem with dskinet is that iit doesnt integrate with simulink and thus
>>> the realtime workshop. I called the customer services and they said it would
>>> be easy to write a matlab block code in order to interface it .
>>> Could someone please advise what to do in such case
>>
>>
>> I suggest the the following:
>> 1. Contact the manufacturer of the DSK91C111 to see if they have any
>> special "educational licensing and pricing" [I assume that you are a
>> student].
>> 2. Research the effort required to use the dskinet.
>> 3. Check again for alternative solutions.
>> 4. Make your decision based on cost and time.
>>
>> This is very similar to what we do "in the real world" when developing products.
>>
>> mikedunn
>>>
>>> --
>> www.dsprelated.com/blogs-1/nf/Mike_Dunn.php
>
--
www.dsprelated.com/blogs-1/nf/Mike_Dunn.php
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On Thu, Jan 15, 2009 at 6:25 PM, BASIM KHAN wrote:
> Hi Michael
> I have already gone through with the manufacturers, the efforts that
> it will take to get integrated with c6713. But thats still the thing
> that i am unsure about because they dont seem to know much about it.
> They say it cannot integrate with the Matlab and simulink. But thats
> fine as long as i can set the ip parameters while editing the code in
> code composer, but they dont seem to know about it or may be im not
> asking the right person. Besides i needed to know if it will integrate
> with the c6713 dsk easily or would i need to do any low level coding
> for that which would be out of scope for me. I have been trying to do
> a lot of research on it but due to being inexperienced in this field i
> havent been able to find much.
> It was entirely my idea to connect this dsp with the ethernet but now
> im beginning to think that this is going to prove too difficult. It
> would be greatly appreciated if you could provide me some info
> regarding this or alternatively suggest any other similar topic to
> have final year project on.
Don't take this as personal criticism or presumptuousness on my part.
A major problem with getting assistance or designing a product is
making assumptions, deciding on a portion of the solution, and then
trying to make things fit. I will try to restate your problem and
propose a solution [I may not get the details correct, but it should
help you and others].
Requirements:
I am doing a final year project about noise cancellation and error correction.
I need to use a c6713 dsk to process the data.
I want to use Matlab and simulink for development with the 6713 DSK.
I need a PC to DSK communication link to facilitate development and to
provide input/output data for my program.
Possible Solution:
Use the HPI interface card from Educational DSP.
http://www.educationaldsp.com
This card is economically priced and designed for student projects and
experimentation. It comes with software and example programs [they
have an interface to MatLab]. You may communicate from your PC to the
DSK using USB or a serial port. Take a look at their web site and see
if it might work for you.
mikedunn
>
> Regards
> Basim
>
> On Thu, Jan 15, 2009 at 5:52 PM, Michael Dunn wrote:
>> khan,
>>
>> On Thu, Jan 15, 2009 at 6:38 AM, wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>> I am doing a final year project about noise cancellation and error
>>> correction. I needed to connect a c6713 dsk to ethernet. I have been looking
>>> for ethernet daughter cards all around. All i could find was dsk91c111 whose
>>> software and license is exremely expensive and dskinet.
>>> The problem with dskinet is that iit doesnt integrate with simulink and thus
>>> the realtime workshop. I called the customer services and they said it would
>>> be easy to write a matlab block code in order to interface it .
>>> Could someone please advise what to do in such case
>>
>>
>> I suggest the the following:
>> 1. Contact the manufacturer of the DSK91C111 to see if they have any
>> special "educational licensing and pricing" [I assume that you are a
>> student].
>> 2. Research the effort required to use the dskinet.
>> 3. Check again for alternative solutions.
>> 4. Make your decision based on cost and time.
>>
>> This is very similar to what we do "in the real world" when developing products.
>>
>> mikedunn
>>>
>>> --
>> www.dsprelated.com/blogs-1/nf/Mike_Dunn.php
>
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www.dsprelated.com/blogs-1/nf/Mike_Dunn.php
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