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Summary of Contents for ISSC IS1690S-255
- Page 1 IS1690S-255 UI Tool User Manual Revision History Date Revision Content Version January/30’2015 Release version...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Index 1. INTRODUCTION ............................... 7 2. NOMENCLATURE ..............................8 2.1 MFB ..................................8 2.2 Pairing Mode ............................... 8 2.3 Single Mode ................................ 8 2.4 Twin Mode ................................8 2.5 Twin Speaker Link ............................... 8 2.6 Twin Master ................................. 8 2.7 Twin Slave ................................8 2.8 Twin Speaker Pairing ............................ - Page 3 3.6.3 Voice Volume Level(SCO) ........................16 3.7 Connection Setting............................16 3.7.1 Maximum Paired Device ........................... 17 3.7.2 Link Back Scheme ............................. 17 3.7.3 Pairing Mode Duration ..........................17 3.7.4 Infinite Pairing Mode Duration if No Paired Record .................. 17 3.7.5 Link Loss Reconnection Duration......................17 3.7.6 Link Back When Power On ........................
- Page 4 3.11.6 Constant Current Percent ........................23 3.11.7 Constant Voltage Charging OK Current Percent ..................23 3.11.8 Constant Current Protect Time........................ 23 3.11.9 Constant Voltage Protect Time ....................... 23 3.11.10 Disallow SHS Active When Charger On ....................23 3.12 Button Settings ..............................24 3.12.1 Button Press Duration ..........................
- Page 5 3.16.4 Filter Type For Audio Stereo Quality ....................... 36 3.16.5 Enable LR Sound Channel Swap ......................36 3.16.6 Enable LR Sound Mix ..........................36 3.16.7 DAC Bias For Audio Quality ........................36 3.17 Indication Function ............................36 3.17.1 Indication Pin1 Polarity ..........................37 3.17.2 Voice(SCO) Indication ..........................
- Page 6 3.21.6 Class Of Device ............................43 3.21.7 Phone NR and AEC Function........................43 3.21.8 Fade In Interval ............................43...
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Page 7: Introduction
1. INTRODUCTION IS1690S_255 Multi-Speaker (Called n-SPK in this document) is a Bluetooth speaker solution. It supports voice and audio output, phone call control and music remote control. Besides, two n-SPKs can be combined to form a pair of speakers with surround sound effect by a special wireless technology. -
Page 8: Nomenclature
2. NOMENCLATURE 2.1 MFB MFB(Multiple Function Button) is a specific button that can be used for turning on/off n-SPK and general purpose functions. 2.2 Pairing Mode If n-SPK is in Pairing Mode, it is discoverable and waiting for remote devices to connect to. 2.3 Single Mode If n-SPK doesn’t have a connection with another n-SPK and isn’t pairing with it, the state of the n-SPK is called Single Mode 2.4 Twin Mode... -
Page 9: Tool Overview
3. TOOL OVERVIEW There are three parts in UI configuration tool; Start Menu, Main Features and Function Settings, will be introduced in the following sections. 3.1 Start Menu Page After launching this tool, first view you see is Start Menu. It consists of two blocks, information block and operation block as Figure 3.1 Figure 3-1 Start Menu Page 3.1.1 Operation... -
Page 10: Information Block
3.1.2 Information Block 3.1.2.1 IC Package Display the IC package. 3.1.2.2 Module Name Display the Module name if it has. 3.2 Main Features Page When you start to edit UI parameters, you will see Main Features page as Figure 3.2. At first, this page lists some main features and shows the settings of the loaded UI parameter table. -
Page 11: Buttons
3.2.1.1 HFP(Hands-free Profile) Support voice input/output and some call operations. 3.2.1.2 A2DP(Advanced Audio Distribution Profile) Support audio output.. 3.2.1.3 AVRCP(Audio/Video Remote Control Profile) Support audio remote control. AVRCP Controller Support controlling the music players of remote devices such as play/pause, forward and rewind. All supported controls can be triggered by buttons of an n-SPK upon the settings of button events. -
Page 12: Power On Enter Twin Mode Pairing Setting
3.2.3 Power On Enter Twin Mode Pairing Setting For twin mode pairing setting, n-SPK can be set to stay one of predefined modes when it is turned on. These predefined modes are described as below 3.2.3.1 Single Mode Enter Single Mode after n-SPK is turned on. 3.2.3.2 Back To Last Mode After n-SPK is turned on, it enters into the last mode which n-SPK stayed before powering off. -
Page 13: Function Settings Page
3.2.4.4 External Amplifier(P0_0) Support to indicate that audio outputs with an external amplifier by the pin P0_0. 3.3 Function Settings Page => Pressing the Next button on Main Features described above will pop up Function Settings page. Function Settings provides more detailed configurations. -
Page 14: Power On Directly
FP-BM90SPKA6 VDDAO XO_N AOHPM XO_P P3_5 VSSAO VDD_IO P0_3 AOHPL P1_6 P3_0 P0_1 VDDA HCI_RXD P2_0 P1_6 VSSA HCI_TXD IS1690S P0_0 HCI_RXD VCOM P0_5 P0_4 HCI_TXD MICP1 P0_2 SPKR P0_5 MICN1 P2_4 AOHPM P0_2 MIC_BIAS LED2 SPKL P2_4 LED1 VDDA LED2 MIC1_P LED1... -
Page 15: Mfb Fast Power On/Off
SY S_PWR VDD_IO VDDAO XO_N AOHPM XO_P VSSAO VDD_IO AOHPL P1_6 SW-1BIT VDDA HCI_RXD TVBM17 VSSA HCI_TXD IS1690S P3_4 VCOM P0_5 MICP1 P0_2 MICN1 P2_4 SLIDE_SW STS2301 MIC_BIAS LED2 LED1 STS2306 VDD_IO BK_OUT RST_N BK_LX 100K 1u/16V 100K P3_4 VDD_IO 1u/6.3V 1u/10V BAT_IN... -
Page 16: Nfc Setting
3.5 NFC Setting The n-SPK offers a convenient way to establish and terminate Bluetooth connection by NFC. To get the benefits, n-SPK must have an NFC tag with its Bluetooth address and some related information and remote devices need to support the NFC feature. The remote device just touch the NFC tag of n-SPK, it will get the information of n-SPK, and APPs on the remote device may deal with Bluetooth connection or something. -
Page 17: Maximum Paired Device
3.7.1 Maximum Paired Device Determine the number of paired devices that can stored in n-SPK. It is eight at most. 3.7.2 Link Back Scheme The scheme of reconnection is to connect to the last device which is the highest priority or the paired devices with priority-based. 3.7.3 Pairing Mode Duration The configuration is the duration that n-SPK is discoverable. - Page 18 Type1 LED1 and LED2 are always bright. Type2 LED1 is always bright and LED2 is always blind. Type3 LED1 is always blind and LED2 is always bright. Type4 LED1 is always blind. LED2 is twinkling. Type5 LED1 is twinkling.
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Page 19: Defined Led State
3.8.1.7 LED2 brightness Configure the brightness of LED2. 3.8.2 Defined LED State This section lists all states that n-SPK indicates by LED. 3.8.2.1 Power On LED Flash Setting This LED setting is displayed when n-SPK is turned on. 3.8.2.2 Power Off LED Flash Setting This LED setting is displayed when n-SPK is turned off. -
Page 20: Charging Led Setting
device. 3.8.2.14 Twin Slave LED Flash Setting This LED setting is displayed if n-SPK is Twin Slave role in an existing Twin Mode Link. 3.8.2.15 Incoming Call LED Flash Setting The LED setting is displayed when n-SPK receives an incoming call. 3.8.2.16 Talk LED Flash Setting This LED setting is displayed when n-SPK has an active call. -
Page 21: Battery Detection Setting
3.8.3.3 Charging Complete LED Option The patterns of LEDs for charging complete as below. LED1 and LED2 display as normal. No special indicator for charging complete. LED1 flashes once, and then LED1 and LED2 display as normal. LED1 is always bright and LED2 displays as normal. -
Page 22: In Case Of Auto Power Off Inhibit
3.10.2 In Case Of Auto Power Off Inhibit This setting determines some conditions that will stop and reset the timer of automatic shutdown. If n-SPK is not at these conditions, the timer starts. And when the timer reaches the value of Auto Power Off Timer described above, n-SPK shuts down automatically. -
Page 23: Double Charging Current
3.11.4 Double Charging Current Enable or disable enlarging the limitation of charging current. 3.11.5 Charging Current The setting is the charging current of Constant Current state. 3.11.6 Constant Current Percent The percentage of battery capacity. Now this setting is fixed to 100% and isn’t allowed to modify. That is, the value of above Charging Current setting equal to battery capacity. -
Page 24: Button Settings
3.12 Button Settings By operating buttons, n-SPK can achieve some functions such as playing music, answering a call and so on. Here it will describe how these buttons work and what operation can be performed. The button operations divide into five types by pressing time: Power On, Power Off, Short Press, Long Press and Double Click. Besides, it may define a combined key by pressing arbitrary two buttons simultaneously. -
Page 25: Function Mapping Table
3.12.3 Function Mapping Table The Function Mapping Table is to set the functions for the triggered events in all states that divided by call status. There are three kinds of button events in the Function Mapping Table; Short Press, Long Press and Special Key. If a function is set to certain button event, it means the function will be performed when this button event is triggered. -
Page 26: Call State
3.12.5 Call State It defines several states below upon call status. 3.12.5.1 Standby(No Talk) Mode Two conditions belong to this state; n-SPK has no connection with a remote device or n-SPK has no actions related to call. 3.12.5.2 Voice Dial Mode The remote device connected with n-SPK is processing voice dialing. -
Page 27: Button Functions
3.12.6 Button Functions The functions below may be performed by button operation upon the settings of Function Mapping Table. When pressing a button, the corresponding action will be performed. 3.12.6.1 N/A (0x00) No action. 3.12.6.2 Force End Call(0x02) End the current active call no matter the voice sound is outputted by the local side and remote side. 3.12.6.3 Answer(0x04) Answer the incoming call. - Page 28 3.12.6.12 Transfer To Phone(0x0E) Voice transferred between n-SPK and the remote device. Be used in Call Active Mode and Standby (No Talk) Mode. Because some phones terminate Bluetooth connection when voice is transferred to the phone side, n-SPK returns to Standby (No Talk) Mode at this moment.
- Page 29 3.12.6.23 Backward(0x35) Go to the previous song or return to the beginning of current song upon the design of the remote device. 3.12.6.24 Fast Forward(0x36) Fast forward the songs. 3.12.6.25 Rewind(0x37) Rewind the songs. 3.12.6.26 EQ Up(0x38) Change the equalizer to next predefined mode if n-SPK is playing. 3.12.6.27 EQ Down(0x39) Change the equalizer to previous predefined mode if n-SPK is playing.
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Page 30: Tone Setting
3.12.6.37 Pairing Mode (0x5D) Enter the Pairing Mode to be discoverable. 3.12.6.38 Indicate Battery Status (0x6A) Display current battery status by LEDs. It divides the voltage to three levels: Above 4V LED1 brightens 2 seconds. Between 3.7V and 4V LED1 and LED2 brighten 2 seconds. - Page 31 Pairing Not Complete Tone The tone is generated when n-SPK fails to pair with a remote device in Pairing Mode. HF Connected Tone The tone type is for creating the HF link successfully. Link Loss Tone The tone type is for abnormal disconnection. ...
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Page 32: External Audio Tones
The tone type is generated when the Twin Mode Link is connected successfully. 3.13.1 External Audio Tones The n-SPK provides a way to add external tones. If users want to use their own tones, they can add these tones by audio converter that is built in the UI configuration tool. - Page 33 3.13.2.3 Delete Tone Select a tone in Tones Selection above. Clicking the button of Delete Tone can remove the selected external tone. 3.13.2.4 Current EEPROM Size This field displays the needed space of current configuration. The displayed value reflects operation of adding and deleting tones.
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Page 34: Other Tone Settings
3.13.3 Other Tone Settings Other tone settings are listed as below. 3.13.3.1 Fixed Ring Tone Volume The volume of ring tone is fixed and isn’t changed with the volume of voice. 3.13.3.2 Ring Tone Volume Configure the ring tone volume level if the setting above is enabled. 3.13.3.3 Button Press Alarm Generate the ring tone when pressing any key except the key with the volume adjustment. -
Page 35: Cut Off Amplifier When Mute
3.15.1 Cut Off Amplifier When Mute This setting determines if turning the external amplifier off or not when the CODEC has no data to process. 3.15.2 Off Amplifier T0 This setting determines the timer to turn the external amplifier off when the CODEC has no data to process. 3.15.3 Off Amplifier T1 The timer to enable the external amplifier after the CODEC is activated. -
Page 36: Codec Function
3.16 CODEC Function This section describes the settings related to CODEC. The hardware circuit should be considered when configuring these settings to get good performance. 3.16.1 Speaker Output Set the output type as Capless or Single End upon the hardware circuit. 3.16.2 DSP Codec Always On Never turn the CODEC off. -
Page 37: Indication Pin1 Polarity
3.17.1 Indication Pin1 Polarity Configure the indicated polarity of the pin when n-SPK is at the monitored states. 3.17.2 Voice(SCO) Indication Indicate that the voice link is established. 3.17.3 Audio(SBC) Indication Indicate that n-SPK is playing audio. 3.17.4 Ring Tone Indication Indicate that a ring tone is outputting. -
Page 38: Twin Mode Setup
3.18 Twin Mode Setup 3.18.1 Twin Speaker Name Segment 3.18.1.1 Name Fragment for Twin Mode Configure the method for doing the Twin Mode Pairing. The n-SPK as Twin Master discovers and pairs with the Twin Slave by access code. There are three types: ... -
Page 39: Twin Speaker Power On Behavior
3.18.3 Twin Speaker Link Sound Settings 3.18.3.1 Twin Speaker Link Sound Mode The sound output pattern is for twin speaker link. 3.18.3.2 Twin Speaker Link Sound Channel The sound channel setting is for the Twin Master and the Twin Slave. 3.18.3.3 Twin Slave Subwoofer Enable or disable the subwoofer for Twin Slave. -
Page 40: Twin Speaker Pairing Success For Twin Master
3.18.4.5 Initiate Bluetooth Link Back After Twin Slave Link Failed This setting determines whether the n-SPK as Twin Slave tries to reconnect to the remote device when it is turned on and fails to have the Twin Speaker Link. 3.18.5 Twin Speaker Pairing Success For Twin Master 3.18.5.1 At Bluetooth Standby State This setting determines which state the n-SPK will be if the n-SPK as Twin Master has no Bluetooth link and processes Twin Speaker Pairing successfully. -
Page 41: Twin Speaker Pairing Failed For Twin Slave
Twin Speaker Link. 3.18.6.2 At Bluetooth Connected State This setting determines which state the n-SPK will be if the n-SPK as Twin Master is connected with the remote device and fails to create the Twin Speaker Link. 3.18.6.3 At Bluetooth Link Back State This setting determines which state the n-SPK will be if the n-SPK as Twin Master is reconnecting to the remote device and fails to create the Twin Speaker Link. -
Page 42: Name Fragment
3.19 Name Fragment 3.19.1 Name Fragment Set the device name of the n-SPK at Single Mode. 3.20 Security 3.20.1 Enable Simple Pairing Enable or disable Secure Simple Pairing (SSP). If n-SPK supports above Bluetooth 2.1, it won’t be needed to enter fixed PIN code for pairing. -
Page 43: Suspend Streaming When Sco Established
3.21.4 Suspend Streaming When SCO Established If the n-SPK has a HFP link and an A2DP link with different remote devices, suspend audio stream when it is outputting voice. 3.21.5 Circular Volume Control If the volume reaches the maximum or minimum value, the n-SPK will adjust the volume in opposite direction. 3.21.6 Class Of Device The Class of Device is used to indicate the capabilities of the n-SPK to other devices.
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