DSP Robotics Support

Hello you all.

I am currently working on a project I started last fall. I am stuck and don't even know how to ask the right question for your appreciated support. What I want to do is the following:
To calibrate some filters, actually lots of them, I would like to have a module which can read in the values of the double slider in attached schematic and keep them. That was my attempt at formulating the short question.
To expand:
I am working on a cross filter-box, in which individual filters should be calibrated in a way, that I can use the double-sliders for adjustment, store those values in a module, detach the double sliders and mover on to the next filter to calibrate. Hopefully this all does make sense.
If you had the time and interest to look at what I'm talking about, please refer to this schematic.
I am thankful for any help.

Regards
Phil

Hi Phil

I spent some time looking at the schematic and your question, but I remain uncertain of what your goal is.

I think what you may need to do is to store float values into an array, one float array prim for each float parameter.
You could set the float values you need for the array index number and trigger to store. Then change the array index number and store the next set of values. The stored arrays of floats could then be recalled by choosing the appropriate index number (the same index number for all float array prims). This index would probably be from the selected filter type, so you’d have a set of stored floats, one set for each filter type.

But I’m far from sure if that's what you're aiming for!

Cheers

Spogg

Hi Spogg,

thank you for your effort with my stuff.
Please refer to attached schematic, hopefully that makes more sense.

Regards
Phil

Hi Phil

I’m still not sure but try this schematic as a demo of principle. It seems to do what I think you are after.

Cheers

Spogg

Hi Spogg,

this is exactly what I was looking for. I could have never come up with anything alike myself. I'll keep this little treasure for future use; implementing it in my latest project proved too time consuming; vacation is almost over.
Thank you bunches for sitting down and doing that. I really do appreciate it.
The actual result can be found here: viewtopic.php?f=3&t=13176&start=10

Regards
Phil