The ADC project is a simple program for the ADuC702x
using Analog Devices ADuC7028 Evaluation Board.

It demonstrates the use of the board for ADC conversions. 


There are four examples given as follows:

*	ADCsing:	Performs single ADC conversions on ADC0,
		 		and send the result through UART at 9600bps		
*	ADCcont:	Performs 32 continuous ADC conversions on ADC0,
				store the results in SRAM and send them through UART
				at 9600bps when the 32 conversions are done
*	ADCtimer:	Performs an ADC conversion every 100 us using timer0  
 				overflow alternatively on Channel 0 and 1
 				sending the results through UART at 9600bps
*	pot:		Performs repeated single ADC conversions on ADC0
                Adjusts output of DAC1 to vary with potentiometer
				S1.3 adn S1.8 must be in ON position on board for
				this demonstration



To view any of these examples, only one of the C source files ('ADCsing.c' or
'ADCcont.c' or 'ADCtimer.c' or 'pot.c') can be included in the target at any
one time. 


Instructions on how to switch between examples are as follows:

* In the Project Workspace window, right click on the active source file
  in the 'C Source File' folder. 

* Select ' Options for 'NAME_OF_FILE.c' '.

* Uncheck the 'Include in Target Build' box

* Click OK.

* To activate another file, right click on it in the 'C Source File' folder
  in the Project Workspace window. 

* Select ' Options for 'NAME_OF_FILE.c' '.

* Check the 'Include in Target Build' box

* Click OK.

* Compile and run as normal.