Audio Sine Tone Tutorial: Step 1

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Step 1.1: Create an ASF project using Atmel Studio IDE

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Create (or Navigate to) a folder of your choice where you would want to place lab.

Extract the ZIP file you downloaded to this folder. A description of the files and folders found in this ZIP file can be found here.

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Under the current folder, create a folder structure dev/audio_sine_tone. The lab will be developed in this folder.

The Atmel Studio will create a sub-folder audio_sine_tone_lab inside dev/audio_sine_tone.

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Start Atmel Studio and create a new project by selecting File > New > Project.

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In the New Project dialog, select GCC C ASF Board Project.

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Specify the following in the New Project dialog (see below):
• Name: audio_sine_tone_lab
• Location: <Folder of your Choice>/dev/audio_sine_tone
• Solution: Create new solution
• Solution name: audio_sine_tone_lab

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After clicking OK, the Board Selection dialog will be opened.

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In the Board Selection dialog, Choose 'Select By Device' radio button, and select SAMV71 from the 'Device Family' drop down menu.

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Under SAMV71 'Device Family', Select the device to be used by clicking on the name ATSAMV71Q21

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Clicking on device name ATSAMV71Q21 will show the names of the supported boards for the selected device. Select the board to be used by clicking on SAMV71-XULTRA - ATSAMV71Q21 and press OK button.
Notice the various supported Debug Tools in the right pane of the Board Selection dialog. The board SAMV71-XULTRA - ATSAMV71Q21 is shipped with EDBG firmware, therefore EDBG could be used as the programming/debugging tool.

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After clicking the OK button, the project will be created and opened. You will see the ASF Wizard dialog and the Solution Explorer on the right pane.

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If you close the ASF Wizard window, you can re-open by right clicking on the solution name audio_sine_tone_lab under Solution Explorer > ASF Wizard



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