
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 68
8.3.5 CLKRATE
The CLKRATE command sets/gets the PCM and NIB interface clock rates
used when internal interface timing is enabled. Two different rates can be
assigned for each interface: one for normal timing mode and one for
truncated timing mode.
Table 16: CLKRATE Command Syntax
ATTRIBUTE DESCRIPTION
SYNTAX CLKRATE [interface [tmode [rate]]]
interface PCM Selects the PCM interface
NIB Selects the NIB interface
tmode NORM Selects normal timing mode
TRUN Selects truncated timing mode
PARAMETERS
rate Des ired clock rate (Hz) entered as a decimal integer.
FLASH YES
Print current clock rate settings.
COM1: clkrate
> CLKRATE PCM NORM = 3840000
> CLKRATE PCM TRUN = 3840000
> CLKRATE NIB NORM = 9600
> CLKRATE NIB TRUN = 9600
Print PCM clock rate settings.
COM1: clkrate pcm
> CLKRATE PCM NORM = 3840000
> CLKRATE PCM TRUN = 3840000
EXAMPLES
Change NIB clock rate settings for the truncated timing mode.
COM1: clkrate nib trun 8000
> CLKRATE NIB TRUN = 8000
The FAA20 uses the processor’s Multi-channel Buffered Serial Ports
(MCBSPs) to generate interface timing; therefore, clock rates are limited to
values that can be generated using the processor execution clock and a
fixed number of dividers. Note: When external timing is provided, these
limitations do not apply. The FAA20 software automatically determines if
the requested rate can be generated. If the rate cannot be generated, a
parameter error message is printed.
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