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Hi to all, I already got some help from this forum a few months ago, maybe you can help me this time again. I need to communicate with the control port of an audio codec. The communication format is a standard SPI derivative, consisting of: - A gated bit clock synchronizing the data, - 1 line data IN (16 bits) - 1 line data OUT (16 bits) - 1 'frame sync' signal. The ESSI ports of the DSP are not available anymore in the design, that's why i need the SCI to be in charge of this communication. The SCI has a special synchronous mode which enables me to produce the 3 first signals described above (bit clock, data IN, data OUT). Now here's my problem: i want to produce the 'frame sync' signal with a GPIO pin, but can't get any synchronisation of this signal relative to the serial signals. I've checked the User Manual, they mention there is a variable delay of 2 to 4 serial clock periods between the time the SCI transmit register is fed and the time the data appear on the line. I'm afraid i'm out of the codec specifications. Does anyone have an idea of how i could have the 'frame sync' line sync'ed to the serial signals (even with external hardware logic)? Thanks for reading Gustave |
SPI protocol with DSP563xx SCI port
Started by ●March 3, 2005
Reply by ●March 3, 20052005-03-03
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Gustave, I think you'll be better off using GPIO to bit bang the SPI... -- dB --- gusflit <> wrote: > > > Hi to all, > > I already got some help from this forum a few months ago, maybe you > can help me this time again. > > I need to communicate with the control port of an audio codec. The > communication format is a standard SPI derivative, consisting of: > - A gated bit clock synchronizing the data, > - 1 line data IN (16 bits) > - 1 line data OUT (16 bits) > - 1 'frame sync' signal. > > The ESSI ports of the DSP are not available anymore in the design, > that's why i need the SCI to be in charge of this communication. The > SCI has a special synchronous mode which enables me to produce the 3 > first signals described above (bit clock, data IN, data OUT). > Now here's my problem: i want to produce the 'frame sync' signal with > > a GPIO pin, but can't get any synchronisation of this signal relative > > to the serial signals. I've checked the User Manual, they mention > there is a variable delay of 2 to 4 serial clock periods between the > time the SCI transmit register is fed and the time the data appear on > > the line. I'm afraid i'm out of the codec specifications. > > Does anyone have an idea of how i could have the 'frame sync' line > sync'ed to the serial signals (even with external hardware logic)? > > Thanks for reading > > Gustave > > __________________________________ Celebrate Yahoo!'s 10th Birthday! Yahoo! Netrospective: 100 Moments of the Web http://birthday.yahoo.com/netrospective/ |
