Texas Instruments TMS320C6000 manual AD535outGain, Sets AD535’s output gain

Models: TMS320C6000

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AD535_powerDown

AD535_outGain

Sets AD535’s output gain

Function

 

void AD535_outGain(

 

 

AD535_Handle hAD535,

 

 

float

outGain

 

);

 

Arguments

 

hAD535

Handle to codec channel, see AD535_open()

 

 

outGain

DAC output gain.

Return Value

 

none

 

Description

 

Sets the AD535’s output gain.

6711 DSK

-AD535_GAIN_MUTE

-AD535_GAIN_0DB

-–36 dB <= outGain <= 12 dB (in 1.5 dB steps)

ExampleAD535_outGain(hAD535,AD535_GAIN_0DB);

AD535_powerDown Enables AD535’s power-down mode

Function

void AD535_powerDown(

 

AD535_Handle hAD535

 

);

 

Arguments

hAD535

Handle to codec channel, see AD535_open()

Return Value

none

 

Description

Enables the AD535’s power down mode. This performs a software power

 

down, so the control registers retain their previous values.

Example

AD535_powerDown(hAD535);

AD535 API Module

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Texas Instruments TMS320C6000 manual AD535outGain, Sets AD535’s output gain, AD535powerDown Enables AD535’s power-down mode

TMS320C6000 specifications

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