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| resources:tools-software:a2bv2:quickstartguide:running-sample-demo [24 Nov 2022 06:39] – [Running Sample Demo Multi-main] Gireesha Nirvanaiah | resources:tools-software:a2bv2:quickstartguide:running-sample-demo [24 Nov 2022 13:55] – [Running Sample Demo Multi-main] Gireesha Nirvanaiah | ||
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| **Note:** Please refer Appendices A and B for information about navigating in SigmaStudio+ for A2B use-case. | **Note:** Please refer Appendices A and B for information about navigating in SigmaStudio+ for A2B use-case. | ||
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| A block diagram of a 3 node A2B system with PC as Host is shown in Figure 43. | A block diagram of a 3 node A2B system with PC as Host is shown in Figure 43. | ||
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| The sample demo configuration is as shown in Figure 44. The audio source connected to sub-node 1 will be played out at main node. The microphone audio from sub node 0 will be played out at sub node 1. | The sample demo configuration is as shown in Figure 44. The audio source connected to sub-node 1 will be played out at main node. The microphone audio from sub node 0 will be played out at sub node 1. | ||
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| The sample demo configuration can be run with either EVAL-AD2428WD1BZ, | The sample demo configuration can be run with either EVAL-AD2428WD1BZ, | ||
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| ==== Running sample Demo ==== | ==== Running sample Demo ==== | ||
| The following steps describe the procedure to run a sample demo in PC mode | The following steps describe the procedure to run a sample demo in PC mode | ||
| - | - Open an A2B schematic from (<A2B plugin for SigmaStudio+ installation path>> | + | - Open an A2B schematic from (<A2B plugin for SigmaStudio+ installation path>> |
| - Make sure that .xml files are provided for programming SigmaDSPs (ADAU1361, ADAU1761, ADAU1452 and ADAU 1961) on main and sub A2B evaluation boards, the procedure to find the peripheral settings window is as follows: | - Make sure that .xml files are provided for programming SigmaDSPs (ADAU1361, ADAU1761, ADAU1452 and ADAU 1961) on main and sub A2B evaluation boards, the procedure to find the peripheral settings window is as follows: | ||
| - | - Open the platform view either by double clicking on the platform or by clicking on “Canvas” option under the platform in the Project tree as shown in Figure 46 | + | - Open the platform view either by double clicking on the platform or by clicking on “Canvas” option under the platform in the Project tree as shown in Figure 46. {{ : |
| - | - The peripheral settings can be opened by double clicking on the peripheral or by clicking on the “Settings” option under the peripheral in project tree and select the xml as shown in Figure 47 | + | - The peripheral settings can be opened by double clicking on the peripheral or by clicking on the “Settings” option under the peripheral in project tree and select the xml as shown in Figure 47 {{ : |
| - **Note:** The adi_a2b_main_ADAU1452.xml, | - **Note:** The adi_a2b_main_ADAU1452.xml, | ||
| - Make sure that USBi cable is connected to eval board as shown in Figure 24 and the board is powered on. | - Make sure that USBi cable is connected to eval board as shown in Figure 24 and the board is powered on. | ||
| - | - Click on “LinkCompileDownload” icon in SigmaStudio+ as shown in Figure 48 This will start the discovery and configuration of A2B nodes and peripheral devices as per the schematic. | + | - Click on “LinkCompileDownload” icon in SigmaStudio+ as shown in Figure 48 This will start the discovery and configuration of A2B nodes and peripheral devices as per the schematic. |
| - After successful discovery and initialization audio routing can be observed as per the sample demo configuration shown in Figure 44. | - After successful discovery and initialization audio routing can be observed as per the sample demo configuration shown in Figure 44. | ||
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| - Click on the Mux towards the left of the schematic to switch the song playing at main-node to the sine tone generator. | - Click on the Mux towards the left of the schematic to switch the song playing at main-node to the sine tone generator. | ||
| - The frequency, gain, on/off state of the sine tone generator can be changed by interacting with the “Sine Tone” block. | - The frequency, gain, on/off state of the sine tone generator can be changed by interacting with the “Sine Tone” block. | ||
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| ==== Running Sample Demo Multi-main ==== | ==== Running Sample Demo Multi-main ==== | ||
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| - Volume can be adjusted by operating the slider on the right end of the schematic near the outputs | - Volume can be adjusted by operating the slider on the right end of the schematic near the outputs | ||
| - The frequency, gain and on/off state can be changed for each of the two sine tones by interacting with the “Sine Tone” block. | - The frequency, gain and on/off state can be changed for each of the two sine tones by interacting with the “Sine Tone” block. | ||
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| === SC594 (Host) + SOM-CRR ez kit === | === SC594 (Host) + SOM-CRR ez kit === | ||
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