Hello! Has anybody used the PCMaster application? How does one set the board time using #define PC_MASTER_RECORDER_TIME_BASE in appconfig.h? Thanks Roger |
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PC Master
Started by ●October 21, 2002
Reply by ●October 23, 20022002-10-23
--- In motoroladsp@y..., "Roger Flor" <altair_747@h...>
wrote: > Hello! > Has anybody used the PCMaster application? > > How does one set the board time using #define PC_MASTER_RECORDER_TIME_BASE > in appconfig.h? > Thanks > > Roger PC_MASTER_RECORDER_TIME_BASE The default setting of this unsigned constant is 0x8030 which means 48us timebase. To set it to a different value that will override this value, include a statement such as: #define PC_MASTER_RECORDER_TIME_BASE 0x4018 in appconfig.h towards the end of the file where the user defines go. This would make it equal to 24us. This parameter is simply passed to the PC application which uses it to "know" the timebase. |
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Reply by ●October 23, 20022002-10-23
I stand corrected:: --- In motoroladsp@y..., "ahchewt" <John.L.Winters@m...> wrote: > --- In motoroladsp@y..., "Roger Flor" <altair_747@h...> wrote: > > Hello! > > Has anybody used the PCMaster application? > > > > How does one set the board time using #define > PC_MASTER_RECORDER_TIME_BASE > > in appconfig.h? > > > > > > Thanks > > > > > > > > Roger > > PC_MASTER_RECORDER_TIME_BASE > > The default setting of this unsigned constant is 0x8030 which means > 48us timebase. > > To set it to a different value that will override this value, include > a statement such as: > > #define PC_MASTER_RECORDER_TIME_BASE 0x4018 > > in appconfig.h towards the end of the file where the user defines go. > > This would make it equal to 24ms. (note units here) > > This parameter is simply passed to the PC application which uses it > to "know" the timebase. |