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resources:tools-software:sigmastudio:usingsigmastudio:buildingschematics [15 Nov 2012 21:34]
William Jahn Fixed Broken Links
resources:tools-software:sigmastudio:usingsigmastudio:buildingschematics [29 Apr 2020 22:13]
Joshua Berlin [Building Schematics] Added information on compile-time controls
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 Once a Processor block is added to the project, the Schematic tab is displayed. ​ Select the schematic tab and add Inputs or Sources by dragging and dropping blocks from the Toolbox'​s ​ IO and Sources categories. ​ Once a Processor block is added to the project, the Schematic tab is displayed. ​ Select the schematic tab and add Inputs or Sources by dragging and dropping blocks from the Toolbox'​s ​ IO and Sources categories. ​
  
-<note>​Note: ​ Every schematic MUST contain either an [[resources/​tools-software/​sigmastudio/​toolbox/​io|Input block]] or a [[resources/​tools-software/​sigmastudio/​toolbox/​sources|Source block]]. If no inputs are present in the schematic design, you will receive the compiler error: <​blockquote>​Error - No Inputs are Defined for IC.  +<WRAP round help>​Note: ​ Every schematic MUST contain either an [[resources/​tools-software/​sigmastudio/​toolbox/​io|Input block]] or a [[resources/​tools-software/​sigmastudio/​toolbox/​sources|Source block]]. If no inputs are present in the schematic design, you will receive the compiler error: <​blockquote>​Error - No Inputs are Defined for IC.  
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 Each schematic block has input and output pins which can be [[resources/​tools-software/​sigmastudio/​usingsigmastudio/​buildingschematics/​wiresandaliases|wired]] together to create the system'​s signal flow. All block'​s input pins must be connected to a source or another block'​s output pin and all block'​s output pins must be connected or [[resources/​tools-software/​sigmastudio/​toolbox/​systemschematicdesign/​schematicterminal|terminated]].  ​ Each schematic block has input and output pins which can be [[resources/​tools-software/​sigmastudio/​usingsigmastudio/​buildingschematics/​wiresandaliases|wired]] together to create the system'​s signal flow. All block'​s input pins must be connected to a source or another block'​s output pin and all block'​s output pins must be connected or [[resources/​tools-software/​sigmastudio/​toolbox/​systemschematicdesign/​schematicterminal|terminated]].  ​
  
-<note>​Note: ​ If there are unconnected pins in the schematic you will receive the compiler error: <​blockquote>​Fatal Error: Unconnected pins found in cell. +<WRAP round help>​Note: ​ If there are unconnected pins in the schematic you will receive the compiler error: <​blockquote>​Fatal Error: Unconnected pins found in cell. 
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-Once your schematic is compiled and downloaded to the hardware, you can adjust the schematic'​s controls (knobs, sliders, and spin boxes) to change algorithm parameters in real time. This allows you to tune your design'​s settings before implementing the final system. See [[resources/​tools-software/​sigmastudio/​usingsigmastudio/​systemimplementation|System Implementation]] for more information about how to integrate a schematic design into your end system.+Once your schematic is compiled and downloaded to the hardware, you can adjust the schematic'​s controls (knobs, sliders, and spin boxes) to change algorithm parameters in real time. This allows you to tune your design'​s settings before implementing the final system. 
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 +Some controls adjust compile-time parameters. Changes to these controls will not update the connected SigmaDSP instantly. If a compile-time control is changed, text in the bottom right corner of the SigmaStudio window will change from "​Active:​ Downloaded"​ to "​Design Mode", indicating SigmaStudio has stopped synchronizing the schematic with the DSP. To implement changes to compile-time parameters, recompile and download the program to the DSP, at which time the "​Design Mode" text will change back to "​Active:​ Downloaded"​. 
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 +See [[resources/​tools-software/​sigmastudio/​usingsigmastudio/​systemimplementation|System Implementation]] for more information about how to integrate a schematic design into your end system.
    
    
resources/tools-software/sigmastudio/usingsigmastudio/buildingschematics.txt · Last modified: 29 Apr 2020 22:13 by Joshua Berlin