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audioamd (7)
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    NAME
         audioamd - telephone quality audio device
    
    DESCRIPTION
         The audioamd device uses  the  AM79C30A  Digital  Subscriber
         Controller  chip  to  implement  the audio device interface.
         This interface is described fully in  the  audio(7I)  manual
         page.
    
         Applications that open /dev/audio may use  the  AUDIO_GETDEV
         ioctl  to  determine  which  audio device is being used. The
         audioamd driver will return "SUNW,am79c30" in the name field
         of  the  audio_device structure. The version field will con-
         tain "a" and the config field will be set to "onboard1" .
    
         The AUDIO_SETINFO ioctl controls device configuration param-
         eters.  When  an application modifies the record.buffer_size
         field using the AUDIO_SETINFO ioctl, the  driver  will  con-
         strain  it to be greater than zero and less than or equal to
         8000 bytes or one second of  audio  data.  Applications  are
         warned that setting this field too low or too high may cause
         system performance problems and should  therefore  set  this
         field with caution.
    
      Audio Data Formats
         The audioamd device supports the audio formats listed in the
         following  table.  When  the device is open for simultaneous
         play and record, the input  and  output  data  formats  must
         match.
    
         Supported Audio Data Formats
    
         __________________________________________________________________
        | Sample Rate|         Encoding         | Precision |   Channels  |
        |____________|__________________________|___________|_____________|
        |   8000 Hz  |          mu-law          |     8     |       1     |
        |____________|__________________________|___________|_____________|
        |   8000 Hz  |           A-law          |     8     |       1     |
        |____________|__________________________|___________|_____________|
    
    
         Since  audioamd  supports  only  single-channel   (monaural)
         audio,  the  play.balance  and  record.balance fields of the
         audio_info structure are ignored.
    
      Audio Ports
         The record.avail_ports and play.avail_ports  fields  of  the
         audio_info  structure  report the available input and output
         ports.   The  audioamd  device  supports  one  input   port,
         selected    by    setting    the    record.port   field   to
         AUDIO_MICROPHONE. The play.port field may be set  to  either
         AUDIO_SPEAKER  or AUDIO_HEADPHONE, to direct audio output to
         the built-in speaker or headphone jack, respectively.   Note
         that AUDIO_SPEAKER cannot be enabled for systems that do not
         include a built-in speaker.
    
      Sample Granularity
         Since the audioamd  device  manipulates  single  samples  of
         audio data, the reported input and output sample counts will
         be very close to the actual  sample  count.   However,  some
         other  audio  devices report sample counts that are approxi-
         mate, due to buffering constraints. Programs should, in gen-
         eral,  not  rely  on  absolute  accuracy of the sample count
         fields.
    
    FILES
         /dev/audio
    
         /dev/audioctl
    
         /dev/sound
    
         /usr/demo/SOUND
    
    ATTRIBUTES
         See attributes(5) for descriptions of the  following  attri-
         butes:
    
         ____________________________________________________________
        |   ATTRIBUTE TYPE   |            ATTRIBUTE VALUE           |
        |____________________|______________________________________|
        | Architecture       | SPARC: SPARCstation  1  and  2,  IPC,|
        |                    | IPX,  SLC,  ELC,  LC, and SPARCserver|
        |                    | 6xx system                           |
        |____________________|______________________________________|
    
    
         Desktop SPARCsystems include a built-in  speaker  for  audio
         output. The audio cable provides connectors for a microphone
         and external headset. The headset output level  is  adequate
         to power most headphones, but may be too low for some exter-
         nal speakers. Powered speakers or an external amplifier  may
         be  used.  SPARCserver  6xx  systems do not have an internal
         speaker, but support an external microphone and speaker con-
         nected through the audio cable.
    
         The Sun Microphone is recommended for normal  desktop  audio
         recording. It contains a battery that must be replaced after
         210 hours of use. Other microphones may be used, but a  pre-
         amplifier  circuit  may  be required to achieve a sufficient
         input signal. Other audio sources may be  recorded  by  con-
         necting  one  channel  of the line output to the audio cable
         microphone input. If the input signal is distorted, external
         attenuation  may  be  required  (audio  sources  may also be
         connected from their headphone output with the volume turned
         down).
    
    SEE ALSO
         ioctl(2), attributes(5), audio(7I), streamio(7I)
    
         AMD data sheet for  the  AM79C30A  Digital  Subscriber  Con-
         troller, Publication number 09893.
    
    
    
    


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