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Wave Dac usage on Pioneer kit

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Hello,

 

I would like to use the Waveform Dac component in PSOC Creator 3, and get this message when I go to build:

 

Component 'WaveDAC8_1' uses component 'cy_dma_v1_70' in its implementation. 'cy_dma_v1_70' has an error: The cy_dma_v1_70 component (WaveDAC8_1_Wave1_DMA) is an Obsolete component. It is no longer recommended for use and should be replaced with a production version of the component (or an alternative implementation).

 

Component 'WaveDAC8_1' uses component 'cy_dma_v1_70' in its implementation. 'cy_dma_v1_70' has an error: The cy_dma_v1_70 component (WaveDAC8_1_Wave2_DMA) is an Obsolete component. It is no longer recommended for use and should be replaced with a production version of the component (or an alternative implementation).

 

Component 'WaveDAC8_1' uses component 'VDAC8_v1_90' in its implementation. 'VDAC8_v1_90' has an error: The VDAC8_v1_90 component (WaveDAC8_1_VDAC8) is an Obsolete component. It is no longer recommended for use and should be replaced with a production version of the component (or an alternative implementation).

 

Is the Waveform Dac v2.0 component functional in PSOC Creator 3 for the PSOC 4 on the Pioneer?

 

thanks,

 

james

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  • 0 in reply to cy.gul

    From what I can see from Project #70 - It shows how to load an alternative bootloader for the onboard PSoC  5LP and how to revert it back again to normal. It doesn't explicitly show how to configure the PSoC 5LP with a Waveform DAC component.

    With a PSoC 4 you can use the iDAC component.

    This may suit your needs.

    It doesn't have DMA but it can be used successfully to generate a variable analog voltage.

    In fact you can even modulate the the intensity of the onboard RGB LED with it.

    You can convert it to a vDAC be feeding the output across a fixed value resistor.

    Remember that V = i x R.

    You can boost the output using an amp.

  • 0 in reply to COMPACT

    For details of writing a PSoC 5LP project for the Pioneer kit read the About the community project #36.