AD535_modifyReg

AD535_modifyReg Modifies specified control register

Function

void AD535_modifyReg(

 

AD535_Handle hAD535,

 

AD535_Reg

ad535Register,

 

Uint32

val,

 

Uint32

mask

 

);

 

Arguments

hAD535

Handle to codec channel, see AD535_open()

 

ad535Register

Control register enumeration:

 

 

- AD535_REG_CTRL0

 

 

- AD535_REG_CTRL1

 

 

- AD535_REG_CTRL2

 

 

- AD535_REG_CTRL3

 

 

- AD535_REG_CTRL4

 

 

- AD535_REG_CTRL5

 

val

Value to be masked into register

 

mask

Bit-value mask. A value of 1 sets the bit to the

 

 

corresponding value in Val; a 0 keeps the current

 

 

value of the bit.

Return Value

none

 

Description

Modifies the specified control register according to the bit mask (Mask)

 

and value (Val).

 

 

6711 DSK

 

 

Note: Only the Voice channel is available on this board. This means the

 

changes to control registers 0, 1, and 2 will have no effect on the

 

operation of the codec.

Example

To modify the ADC voice input gain in control register 4:

 

AD535_modifyReg(hAD535,AD535_REG_CTRL4,0x001F,0x003F);

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Texas Instruments TMS320C6000 manual AD535modifyReg Modifies specified control register

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