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Pmod AD5_Out data rate


Yenyulu

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Hello

I bought one PmodAD5, and tried to change its output data rate.

I know sample rate can be changed by mode register value;However, how can i make changes to highest value(4.8kHz) of mode register in code.

Thanks.

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Hi @Yenyulu,

If you look at the AD5_WriteConfig in the PmodAD5.c it shows how to access the CONFIGURATION REGISTER along with how to set the 24-bit register. Here is the data sheet. The configuration register is 0x10(page 27 of data sheet). The mode register can be accessed in the same way the AD5_WriteConfig accesses the CONFIGURATION REGISTER along with setting the 24-bit register. The mode register is 0x01(page 24 of data sheet). Page 24, 25 and 26 discusses how to set the 24 bit register to get your desired output data rate along with other mode settings. On page 25 it shows that there is more than one way to set the output data rate to the 4.8 KHz based on how you set some of the other settings.

As for the code you could make your own mode function that should be called in the begin function. Something like this:

void AD5_WriteModeConfig(PmodAD5* InstancePtr)
{
    u8 bytes[4];
    bytes[0] = 0x01; //first byte is sent to the mode register which sets communication to
     //writing the next 3 bytes to the mode register

    //you will need to determine how you want the mode register set up.
    bytes[1] = 0x00;
    bytes[2] = 0x00;
    bytes[3] = 0x00;


        XSpi_Transfer(&InstancePtr->AD5Spi, bytes, bytes, 4);

  }
 

 

 

thank you,

Jon 

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Hi @jpeyron

 

Thanks for your reply. I still have some problem.

I don't have the Pmod.c, so can u give the file? Thank u very much!

And the exampIe code need to include Arduino.h and SPI.h, but i don't have those,too. 

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By the way,I have try the method mentioned here

SetRegisterValue(AD7193_REG_MODE, 0x080001, 4, 1);

I changed the  registerMap[1] to 0x080001, and changed the registerSize[1] to 4. Is it the correct solution?

 

Thank you~

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Hi @Yenyulu,

 

I believe you should set the mode register as shown below using the AD7193 library.  Here is a link to code using the AD7193 library for arduino that does not use arduino.h.

 SetRegisterValue(1, registerMap[1], 3,0 ); the last value you will need to determine what you want the mode register set to. 

thank you,

Jon

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