I'm quite new to AD DSP and have recently acquired a 1701 evaluation board and a 1466 Evaluation board. I'm trying to use the Fractual Voltage Controlled Multi Tap Delay, but I can't get my head around the control input (samples, percentage?) and the data format to be used? I can't find anythig in the documentation.
I'm using the SIGMA Studio 3.16 Beta Version of the program.
I'm trying to control the delay time of six taps with one ADC.
Ant help is much appreciated
Hello wolft,
I will get you started. I am running out the door way past quitting time so excuse the short response.
This is basically how you would use it.
The control input should be in samples so…
Hi Dave,
I am currently working with the very same delay cell on an ADAU1452 chip. I was able to control the tap delay (2 taps) using the DC input entry, but the result wasn't as expected. Typing in 0…
Hello wolft,
I will get you started. I am running out the door way past quitting time so excuse the short response.
This is basically how you would use it.
The control input should be in samples so you will probably have to scale it. I attached a very quick project I threw together but then realized you are using the 1466. So this is done with the 1452 DLL. It will run on a 1466 so you can test it.
Use the readback cell to give you feedback on what the AUXADC is sending out or after you scale it.
Send your project next time so we can see what you are doing and so we can make better suggestions.
Oh, and here is a link to the Wiki help page:
Dave T
Hello wolft,
I will get you started. I am running out the door way past quitting time so excuse the short response.
This is basically how you would use it.
The control input should be in samples so you will probably have to scale it. I attached a very quick project I threw together but then realized you are using the 1466. So this is done with the 1452 DLL. It will run on a 1466 so you can test it.
Use the readback cell to give you feedback on what the AUXADC is sending out or after you scale it.
Send your project next time so we can see what you are doing and so we can make better suggestions.
Oh, and here is a link to the Wiki help page:
Dave T
