adau1701 gpio selected level setting

Hello hubijo,

There's several ways to do it, one is shown below. Condition the GPIOs with buffer gates, each of which produce a selectable high bit output for a nonzero input. In the -1701 and similar DSPs with a 5.23 format, the bit positions 20, 21, and 22 provide a 1/8, 1/4, and 1/2 value respectively. Summing these provides the binary-coded result you desire.

Using the 1701 mini board, set your HW control for MP2 and MP3 to invert, then the volume increases when you press switches S3, S4, or both.

Bob

Hi Bob

Thanks for your answer. what do configure the DC1?

hubijo

Hi,

I included the DC Source DC1 to set a minimum level for when the two binary inputs are both off. Use a DC Source anywhere a constant numerical value is needed.

The DC Source block lets you choose both the numeric value of your constant and its format -- how many binary bits appear before and after the decimal point (actually the correct term here would be "binary point."). See https://ez.analog.com/docs/DOC-3168

for help with the number formats in SigmaDSP.

Bob