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Michael Colton
003beac9e3 Added basic volume control (not sure why I didn't do that a long time ago!) also a HackADayPrize logo, can't hurt, right? A few other small things. 2014-08-02 01:26:47 -06:00
Michael Colton
7b8b1ac023 Starting to (slowly) make changes to the schematic for the next hardware version.
Making/made a lot of changes to the graphics and some to the menu system. Want to do a commit before I change too much more, incase I screw things up, you see. Graphics look much better!
2014-07-26 19:07:45 -06:00
Michael Colton
31de146601 The main thing here is moving the FFT/Filtering/IFFT to a timer interrupt that has a lower priority than the audio capture/playback timer interrupt. This way I don't care how slow the display code runs in the main loop (for now) enabling me to have the audio processing and the display working at the same time. 2014-07-14 01:41:46 -06:00
Michael Colton
8c308e12c0 Got a timer up and going, and it's firing interrupts! Next up is to change the audio capture to use the interrupt and some buffers. Basically separate the display loop stuff. 2014-06-23 00:00:31 -06:00
Michael Colton
01feff0bd3 Added PDF of schematic, and moved the gerbers a little. 2014-06-22 17:59:36 -06:00
Michael Colton
ffcb904b66 Initial commit to GitHub.
Includes the Source (as an Eclipse project) and the Hardware files (including schematic, layout, gerbers, and bill of materials.)

The firmware is extremely incomplete. At this point the DDS chips work (with controlled phase relationship), the LCD (with fast-ish SPI, scrolling, and GFX, modified from Adafruit's library), the encoder knob, and LED work.

The ADC is capturing, but not in a usable way, but it's enough to feed the DSP code and see a nice pretty waterfall. Timers, interrupts, and DACs are not working yet.
2014-06-22 17:49:43 -06:00