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FAA20 Embedded NEXCOM Vocoder
Board Manual
This manual has been prepared for the Federal Aviation Administration.
FA100-00107 (March 2004) Rev 1.0.0 Page 53
7.4 Vocoder Test Vector Support
Test vectors are used to insure proper vocoder integration. The vectors
include linear and compressed voice files that are sent through the AMBE
encoder and decoder, respectively. The test vector set also includes a few
vocoder control files that are used to assert controls (e.g. mute, lost, data
window sizes) during test vector execution.
The FAA20 serial interface is designed to work with ASCII commands and
data streams. The binary voice test vector files must be converted to an
ASCII format compatible with the FAA20. There are two MS-DOS style
utilities that perform the conversion.
DAT2LIN Utility. This utility creates ASCII formatted linear voice
files.
BIT2CMP Utility. This utility creates ASCII formatted compressed
voice files.
Both of these utilities support an option to include a vocoder control file. If a
control file is specified, the utility will interleave FAA20 vocoder setup
commands with the voice data at specified data frame boundaries. The
utilities are designed to accept DVSI-provided ASCII control files (e.g.
lost.ctl). The FAA20 CDROM includes these utilities as well as a batch file
is used to translate all of the necessary vector files.
This section provides the test vector execution procedure and details for the
two MS-DOS utilities.
7.4.1 Test Vector Execution
The FAA20 supports test vector input/output via two RS-232 serial ports.
The test vector execution involves sending an input test vector files into one
serial port of the FAA20 and capturing the converted vector output data at
the other serial port. All output files are compared to insure they are
identical to ones supplied on DVSI software distribution CDROM. Figure 24
shows a typical test vector setup which uses a multi-port serial adapter.
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