CODEC Motherboard Manual Version 1.3
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April 12, 2016
CODEC Motherboard
16 Script Control Panel
In all of the other Control Tabs, any time sequencing of operations to the device is automatic.
This panel enables creating specific sequences of any specified register write operations. Only
the commands in the script are executed, so the codec may already be configured using the other
controls and panels. Then the script will modify what is already in the codec. This simplifies the
script, because the script does not necessarily have to set up the entire codec.
16.1
Script Panel Structure
The main body of this panel contains the script to be executed, and at the top of the panel are
three the radio button controls. The "Run" command will cause the entire script to be executed at
that time. The "Save" command will save the current script into short term system memory (but
not as a file). The "Load" command will recall an existing script from short term memory.
Figure 21: SCRIPT CONTROL PANEL
16.2
Script Panel Syntax
The script panel has a simple syntax. Each line contains a register address in hexadecimal form,
followed by an equals sign, then followed by another hexadecimal value to be written into that
register. The hexadecimal values are the same 9-bit long values as are shown in the Register
Map view and device register level documentation.
Lines are separated by carriage returns (new line or "enter" on the PC keyboard).
Comments are limited to one line and are any text preceded by a semicolon.
