There was work over the last couple of days to set up the Android / Qt build environment. I last worked with this kind of development environment in 2020, and had not attempted the Qt on Android build setup in QtCreator. I finally cracked after a few hours, though, and I am now looking into serial port handling on Android using Qt. Exciting stuff!
A great night for work and figuring stuff out! Between the team at Analog Devices and myself, we figured out the codec issues. I had thought the audio path was working before, but that was not the case. In any event, I did some cool jamming with these mini effects processor…. Now for much more design work!
Good one! After some issues trying to run a full-fledged synth straight away, I went back to the basics to make sure the ARM and DSP cores were booting at all. I found a guide for flashing and verifying the bootloaders for all three cores, and managed to run an application that was flashed via command line and a custom Analog Devices tool. Great experience, given what else I want to do with the SC 589 platform.
It looks like Analog Devices has a good number of products that are obsolete, or headed that way. So, in order to head that off a little, I looked around and found that newer designs are using the SHARC processor series. The SigmaStudio IDE has been updated, as well. I had to order a new kit in order to access newer features and being able to create custom DSP blocks. This is the new SigmaStudio IDE.
Born: Radford, Va. USA 1973
Lives in Charlotte, NC
Occupation: Software Engineer
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