(f)
Note
above that the tool bars at the top of the
Online Mode
work area page, the opened DSP
design layout and the DSP modules are now
Red
(not blue) indicating that you are in
Online
Mode.
(g)
Note:
You can make parameter adjustments to the DSP modules while in
Online Mode
. When
you do, upon switching back to
Design Mode
you will be asked “do you want to copy the
Online
Mode
device parameter changes back to your project (file) –
yes or no
”. So you can make all
kinds of parameter adjustment changes to the DSP modules in Online Mode, hear their effect
live, and not affect the related DSP design project file as saved on your PC if you select “
No
” from
that menu. Or select
Yes
to modify your project file and continue working or
Yes
and
Save As
immediately to save the changed processor settings to a brand new project
file.
Careful here
not to write over your saved project file if you do not mean to
.
20. Working Offline:
Of course you can import an Uno App, work on a DSP design project and save it to a file while
“
Offline
” - no processor device connected, no Map Physical Device action taken and
without transferring your work to the processor device right away. Then later, connect
processor, open your saved project, Map Physical Device, and transfer/save your saved DSP
design project file to the processor device by selecting the “Switch to Online Mode” button.
21. Open Design Project:
The “
Open Design Project
” selection in the NeuConsole Startup window or
Open Project
as
selected under File is where you open or access previously worked on and saved DSP design
project files - as compared to creating a New Design Project as we did in this guide above.
•
In both cases the saved DSP design project file once opened will appear in your Project
View/ Design Mode work area – along with the specific Uno processor module used in the
saved design project. Double click the processor module in the work area to view the saved
DSP design project / schematic layout. Double click DSP modules to open them and make
parameter adjustments as required.
•
Save your work as you go and the balance of your work operations
are the same as described above in New Design Project.
22. Component Properties Menu:
The
Component Properties
menu on the right side of the
Project View
work area
normally provides the means to alter specific characteristics of each individual DSP
Module and to make name changes when the NeuConsole software is used in
conjunction with a Neutrino Series DSP only. In
Uno
, fewer component properties
can be named and changed but included is the ability to label all DSP module I/O
Source & Destination wire points – as shown on Pg 15 - #17 – as well as the Uno
DSP and the project information section (project name & project notes) when in
Project View (red Uno processor in work area – not opened yet).
23. Open Device:
(Quick Access to a Programmed Processor Device)
If you are connecting to a processor device that already has an Uno DSP Design Project
programmed and saved into it (that processor is likely installed and operating) and you need
quick access to the physical processor devices DSP design schematic to check out its settings
or to make new “live” DSP module parameter adjustments,
