How to create files for RAM?

I'm not sure I understand what your question.  I think you have all of the information, but maybe just not piecing it together correctly.  I looked up an example RAM file DSB gave in another thread on this forum (https://ez.analog.com/message/11004#11004) and the file is a simple text file with values written in binary.  Each line contains 32-bit word which would be programmed into RAM.

For example, the RAM file he gave is a frequency sweep from 20-30 MHz with a SYSCLK of 500MHz.  To calculate the FTW for 20MHz follow the equation given on page 23.  If I do this, I get...

          FTW = Round[ (20MHz / 500MHz) * 2^32] = 171798692

          which in binary equals 000001010001111010111000010100011

          Note: Using the Caclulator on your PC is an easy way to convert from

          decimal to binary to hex.  Keep in mind though it will not give leading zeros.

This is the first line in the example RAM file.

If you can provide details regarding exactly what you wish to do with the RAM, perhaps I can help walk you through the process of creating a RAM data file.

The attached document may provide the missing details you need to create a data file that can be read by the RAM I/O Window of the AD9910 Evaluation Board software.

Dear Kevin and Ken - thank you very much for your help, I think you told me just what I needed to know. I will give it a try as soon as possible and let you know if I will be still having any problems.

(Rather unfortunately, I apparently can't give 'correct answer' points to two different people at once, so I had to spread the points:)