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MartinB: XML import

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JonnyW: XML import

2014-01-16T15:58:38Z

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JonnyW: XML import

2014-01-16T13:05:34Z

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JonnyW: XML import

2014-01-16T11:12:01Z

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Admin: /* Examples */

2013-11-22T16:25:16Z

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JonnyW: XML import of component documentation

2013-08-09T14:20:23Z

XML import of component documentation

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{| width="50%"
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| width="20%" style="color: gray;" | Author
| [http://www.matrixltd.com Matrix Ltd]
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| width="20%" style="color: gray;" | Version
| 1.2
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| width="20%" style="color: gray;" | Category
| DSP
|}

==[[File:Component Icon 1392d5c3_35ba_4c7f_a539_7f30a09758e4.png|Image]] Output component==
Allows the values from a buffer to be read. Either a value at a time or as an array.

==Examples==
''No additional examples''

==Downloadable macro reference==

===<tt>ReadRawTick</tt>===
Returns the value from the specified buffer at the current index position as is without any type casting or scaling.

'''Parameters'''

:''This macro has no parameters''

'''Return value'''

:[[Variable Types|UINT]]

===<tt>ReadAsByteTick</tt>===
Returns the value from the specified buffer at the current index position as a byte. If the buffer has a higher bit depth then the return value will be appropriately scaled.

'''Parameters'''

:''This macro has no parameters''

'''Return value'''

:[[Variable Types|BYTE]]

===<tt>ReadAsUINTTick</tt>===
Returns the value from the specified buffer at the current index position as a unsigned int. If the buffer has a lower bit depth then the return value will be appropriately scaled.

'''Parameters'''

:''This macro has no parameters''

'''Return value'''

:[[Variable Types|UINT]]

===<tt>ReadAsSINTTick</tt>===
Returns the value from the specified buffer at the current index position as a signed int. If the buffer has a lower bit depth then the return value will be appropriately scaled.

'''Parameters'''

:[[Variable Types|INT]] ''Data''

'''Return value'''

:[[Variable Types|INT]]

==Simulation macro reference==

===<tt>ReadFromBuffer</tt>===
Returns an array of values from the specified buffer at the current index position as a byte array. If the buffer has a higher bit depth then the return value will be appropriately scaled.

'''Parameters'''

:[[Variable Types|<- STRING]] ''Data''
::''This parameter may be returned back to the caller''

'''Return value'''

:[[Variable Types|STRING]]

==Property reference==
Buffer Manager

This property is of type ''Fixed list of ints'' and can be referenced with the variable name ''buffer_manager''.

Reference to DSP system buffer manager component.

Output

This property is of type ''Fixed list of ints'' and can be referenced with the variable name ''input_a''.

Buffer assigned to output channel

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 ==Examples==
 Here is a basic example demonstrating how to pass a value from the DSP chain.
 {{Fcfile|Delay.fcfx|Delay}}
 The output value in the example goes to a PWM component but this can be passed to anything such as stored into a CSV file on a SD card or passed to an external I2C device etc.
 ==Downloadable macro reference==

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 ==Examples==
 Here is a basic example demonstrating how to pass a value from the DSP chain.
 {{Fcfile|Delay.fcfx|Delay}}
 The output value in the example goes to a PWM component but this can be passed to anything such as stored into a CSV file on a SD card or passed to an external I2C device etc.
 ==Downloadable macro reference==

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 ==Examples==
 Here is a basic example demonstrating how to pass a value from the DSP chain.
 {{Fcfile|Delay.fcfx|Delay}}
 The output value in the example goes to a PWM component but this can be passed to anything such as stored into a CSV file on a SD card or passed to an external I2C device etc.

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 Here is a basic example demonstrating how to pass a value from the DSP chain.
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+==[[Media:Component Icon 1392d5c3_35ba_4c7f_a539_7f30a09758e4.png|Image]] Output component==
 Allows the values from a buffer to be read. Either a value at a time or as an array.
 ==Examples==
 Here is a basic example demonstrating how to pass a value from the DSP chain.

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	==Examples==		==Examples==
−	~~''<span style="color:red;">No additional examples</span>''~~

		+	Here is a basic example demonstrating how to pass a value from the DSP chain.
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		+	[[File:Delay.fcfx]]
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		+
		+	The output value in the example goes to a PWM component but this can be passed to anything such as stored into a CSV file on a SD card or passed to an external I2C device etc.

	==Downloadable macro reference==		==Downloadable macro reference==