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#181774 - MT8870 DTMF Code |
Hi
We are using 8052 in our project with 11.0592MHz crystal. We are using external RAM CY62256. We are using 3 MT8870 ICs for identifying the tone for the digit dialed by the phone instrument. The ICs will work in a sequence. In hardware side, the DV pins of the MT8870s are connected to port pins P1.5, P1.6, P1.7 respectively. The 4 data lines of MT8870s are connected to P0 port pins 0~3. We are using Timer 0 interrupt with 15 milliseconds delay. The code to sense the change in DV pins and receiving the tone is as shown:
#include<absacc.h>
#define DTMF_CONT_LATCH XBYTE[0x0500] /*Keil absolute memory access*/
unsigned char dv_temp[3];/*Temp buffers For 3 MT8870s*/
unsigned char latch_dtmf[3];/*Flag, which will be set when DV pin is high*/
unsigned char code dtmf_cp[3] = {0x20,0x40,0x80};/*For cross-checking DV pins*/
unsigned char i,digitDialed;
unsigned char bdata dv_state;/*used to read the port 1*/
unsigned char bdata dtmf_con_latch;/*DTMF MT8870s Chip selection*/
sbit fo_dtmf1_cs = dtmf_con_latch^0;
sbit fo_dtmf2_cs = dtmf_con_latch^1;
sbit fo_dtmf3_cs = dtmf_con_latch^2;
unsigned char bdata dtvar; /*To read the data from port 0*/
sbit dt0 = dtvar^0;
sbit dt1 = dtvar^1;
sbit dt2 = dtvar^2;
sbit dt3 = dtvar^3;
sbit DD0 = P1 ^ 0;
sbit DD1 = P1 ^ 1;
sbit DD2 = P1 ^ 2;
sbit DD3 = P1 ^ 3;
void dtmfReadData(void) using 1
{
DD0 = 1;
DD1 = 1; /*define Port 1 pins as input*/
DD2 = 1;
DD3 = 1;
dtvar = 0;
dt0 = DD0; /*read the port pins*/
dt1 = DD1;
dt2 = DD2;
dt3 = DD3;
dtmf_con_latch = 0; /*Clearing all the MT8870 Chip selections*/
DTMF_CONT_LATCH = dtmf_con_latch;
}
void selectDTMF(unsigned char id) using 1
{
switch(id)
{
case 0: fo_dtmf1_cs = 1;break; // select DTMF1
case 1: fo_dtmf2_cs = 1;break; // select DTMF2
case 2: fo_dtmf3_cs = 1;break; // select DTMF3
default: break;
}
DTMF_CONT_LATCH = dtmf_con_latch;
}
/*Timer 0 interrupt occurs every 15 milliseconds*/
void TimerISR(void) interrupt 1 using 1
{
--
-- /*Code*/
--
dv_state = P1;
for(i=0;i<3;i++)
{
if(dv_temp[i] != (dv_state & dtmf_cp[i]) )
{/*If there is a change in the DV pin*/
dv_temp[i] = (dv_state & dtmf_cp[i]);
if(dv_temp[i]==dtmf_cp[i])/*If DV pin is high*/
latch_dtmf[i]=1;/*Set the digit dialed flag*/
}
}
if(latch_dtmf[i]==1)
{ /*If A Valid Digit Dialing Is Sensed*/
selectDTMF(i);//Select The Specified MT8870.
dtmfReadData();//Read The Dtmf Tone Data
digitDialed = dtvar;
}
for(i=0;i<3;i++) /*Clearing the flags*/
latch_dtmf[i]=0;
--
-- /*Code*/
--
}
The digit detection is working fine, but in very rare cases, double digit tone is being sensed for a single dialed digit. In some other cases, speech is being recognized as an unidentified tone. We noticed that digit detection sensitivity is more. Q. Is the above code a better way of sensing the change in DV pin and receiving the tone sensed by MT8870? Datasheet : MT8870http://www.zarlink.com/zarlink/mt8870d-datasheet-oct2006.pdf |
| Topic | Author | Date |
| MT8870 DTMF Code | 01/01/70 00:00 | |
| Odd solution | 01/01/70 00:00 | |
I agree with Per | 01/01/70 00:00 |



