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4 total messages Started by Sam Sarmast Wed, 07 Oct 1992 22:30
DSP interface info
#776
Author: Sam Sarmast
Date: Wed, 07 Oct 1992 22:30
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I'm beginning a project using a NeXTstation for real time digital
signal processing and I'm having a little trouble finding information
on how to interface an A/D board to the DSP port on the back of the  
machine.  Anyone have any thoughts on where I could find such information?

Thanks,
Sam

please reply here or by e-mail.......
Re: DSP interface info
#777
Author: Izumi Ohzawa
Date: Thu, 08 Oct 1992 01:20
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In article <4000@copper.Denver.Colorado.EDU> ssarmast@ucdacm.denver.colorado.edu (Sam Sarmast)  
writes:
>I'm beginning a project using a NeXTstation for real time digital
>signal processing and I'm having a little trouble finding
>information on how to interface an A/D board to the DSP port on the
>back of the   machine.  Anyone have any thoughts on where I could
>find such information? 

You typically need 4 wires like below to interface A/D's to the
DSP port.  Actual pin# for signals may vary depending on the
operating mode of the DSP (whether transmitter and receivers are
synchronized or not).  NeXT DSP port presents directly what comes
out of Port-C of DSP56001.  You should get the DSP56000/1 User's
Manual from Motorola for more detail.

;; DSP56001 signal name         NeXT DSP port(DB15) pin#
;; -----------------------------------------------------
;; SCK (SSI bit clock)           1
;; SRD (SSI received data)       2
;; SC2 (frame sync)              12
;; GND (ground)                  9, 10, 11, (15)

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r not).  NeXT DSP port presents directly what comes
out of Port-C of DSP56001.  You should get the DSP56000/1 Use
Re: DSP interface info
#854
Author: Bjoern Kriews
Date: Mon, 12 Oct 1992 02:39
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ssarmast@ucdacm.denver.colorado.edu (Sam Sarmast) writes:
>I'm beginning a project using a NeXTstation for real time digital
>signal processing and I'm having a little trouble finding information
>on how to interface an A/D board to the DSP port on the back of the
>machine.  Anyone have any thoughts on where I could find such information?

I took a look at the Motorola DSP56ADC16 converters - they have a 
56001 application in their data-sheet. 
What I don't understand (don't have my DSP Uman yet) is, if this is the
32 bit - network mode mentioned in MonsterScope and if this is usable 
with the SoundKit ?

Somebody at NeXT or some other 'enlighted' please (PLEASE) ?

Greetings, Bjoern


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Re: DSP interface info
#886
Author: Annard Brouwer
Date: Thu, 15 Oct 1992 14:37
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ssarmast@ucdacm.denver.colorado.edu (Sam Sarmast) writes:
>I'm beginning a project using a NeXTstation for real time digital
>signal processing and I'm having a little trouble finding information
>on how to interface an A/D board to the DSP port on the back of the
>machine.  Anyone have any thoughts on where I could find such information?

Well... I'm trying to make a A/D converter board for my NeXT and I
have had some nice info about A Burr-Brown A/D converter which
interfaces directly to the DSP (conversion time 5usec). Unfortunately
I lost the data-sheet and I can't give you the device number, until I
have another one...

Annard

P.S. Does anyone have a schematic diagram of a nice low pass filter
with a cut-off frequency of about 20kHz? :-)))
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