Difference between revisions of "Component: DMA (CAL) (Peripheral CAL)"

Latest revision as of 17:22, 9 November 2022

CAL - Code Abstraction Layer A low level implementation giving direct access to DMA routines.

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	Enable
Initialise the DMA channel ready to process data to or from a peripheral. The user must enable the corresponding DMA interrupt after initialising the channel.
- VOID	Return

	Properties
	Enabled
Enables or Disables the DMA component from generating code.
	Channel
DMA Peripheral Channel Each utilised DMA enabled component should use a unique channel number
	Ping Pong
Controls the ping pong mode. True - Ping pong enabled, DMA memory double buffered to allow for seamless data sampling False - Ping pong disabled, DMA memory single buffered
	Mode

	DMA Type

	Peripheral

	Size

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