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resources:tools-software:sigmastudio:toolbox:gpioconditioning:pushbuttonvolume [02 Aug 2012 17:12] – Added content from help file William Jahnresources:tools-software:sigmastudio:toolbox:gpioconditioning:pushbuttonvolume [02 Aug 2012 17:20] – format adjustment William Jahn
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 ===Input Pins=== ===Input Pins===
  
-|Name|Format \\ [int/dec] - [control/audio]|Function Description|+|**Name**|**Format \\ [int/dec] - [control/audio]**|**Function Description**|
 |Pin 0: PushButton Up|int - control|GPIO signal from Pushbutton that increases the volume| |Pin 0: PushButton Up|int - control|GPIO signal from Pushbutton that increases the volume|
 |Pin 1: PushButton Down|int - control|GPIO signal from Pushbutton that decreases the volume| |Pin 1: PushButton Down|int - control|GPIO signal from Pushbutton that decreases the volume|
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 ===Output Pins=== ===Output Pins===
-|Name|Format \\ [int/dec] - [control/audio]|Function Description|+|**Name**|**Format \\ [int/dec] - [control/audio]**|**Function Description**|
 |Pin 0: Interface Write|n/a|Interface Write register to store constant volume data for recall| |Pin 0: Interface Write|n/a|Interface Write register to store constant volume data for recall|
 |Pin 1: Output Audio|decimal - audio|Volume adjusted audio output| |Pin 1: Output Audio|decimal - audio|Volume adjusted audio output|
  
 ===GUI Controls=== ===GUI Controls===
-|GUI Control Name|Default Value|Range|Function Description|+|**GUI Control Name**|**Default Value**|**Range**|**Function Description**|
 |Invert GPIO|unchecked|[checked, \\ unchecked]|Clicking this button inverts the signal on the inputs for the GPIO push buttons. SigmaDSP GEN2 hardware has register features to invert the signal, however GEN3 hardware does not support this. Checking or un-checking this box requires a re-compilation since program code is added or removed to achieve this function.| |Invert GPIO|unchecked|[checked, \\ unchecked]|Clicking this button inverts the signal on the inputs for the GPIO push buttons. SigmaDSP GEN2 hardware has register features to invert the signal, however GEN3 hardware does not support this. Checking or un-checking this box requires a re-compilation since program code is added or removed to achieve this function.|
 |Hold (ms)|500|[0, 10000]|Determines how long the current volume level is held before the repeat pulses are generated to increase/decrease the volume while the button is held down.| |Hold (ms)|500|[0, 10000]|Determines how long the current volume level is held before the repeat pulses are generated to increase/decrease the volume while the button is held down.|
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 ===DSP Parameter Information=== ===DSP Parameter Information===
-|GUI Control Name|Compiler Name|Function Description|+|**GUI Control Name**|**Compiler Name**|**Function Description**|
 |Hold (ms)|PushButtonVolAlg1holdtime|The hold time is written to the DSP as the number of samples representing the millisecond time: Samples = <code>HoldTime(ms)*10^-3 *Fs</code>| |Hold (ms)|PushButtonVolAlg1holdtime|The hold time is written to the DSP as the number of samples representing the millisecond time: Samples = <code>HoldTime(ms)*10^-3 *Fs</code>|
 |Repeat (ms)|PushButtonVolAlg1repeattime|The release time is written to the DSP as the number of samples representing the millisecond time: Samples = <code>HoldTime(ms)*10^-3 *Fs</code>| |Repeat (ms)|PushButtonVolAlg1repeattime|The release time is written to the DSP as the number of samples representing the millisecond time: Samples = <code>HoldTime(ms)*10^-3 *Fs</code>|
resources/tools-software/sigmastudio/toolbox/gpioconditioning/pushbuttonvolume.txt · Last modified: 02 Aug 2012 17:21 by William Jahn