User Guide
USING THE EVALUATION BOARD
CODEC SYSTEM
Clock Option
The EVAL-ADAU1861EBZ has three options for providing a main
clock to the ADAU1861. The default option is to use the on-board
24.576 MHz oscillator. The second option is to provide an external
MCLK signal directly to the XTALI pin of the codec from JP9 and
JP11. The third option is to use the on-board crystal 24.576 MHz.
Refer to
Table 4
to check the MCLK settings.
Table 4. MCLK Jumper Settings
Clock Source Jumper Settings
Oscillator
Pin 1 to Pin 2 of JP9, Pin 1 to Pin 2 of JP11,
jump JP9 to the left (OSC), and jump JP11 to
the left (MCLK)
Crystal
Float JP9 and Pin 2 to Pin 3 of JP11, and jump
JP11 to the right (XTALI_MCLKIN)
External MCLK Pin 2 to Pin 3 of JP9, Pin 1 to Pin 2 of JP11,
jump JP9 to the right (EXT_MCLK), and jump
JP11 to the left (MCLK)
Boot-Up Options
Two boot-up options are available for the EVAL-ADAU1861EBZ.
Use JP24 to select the boot-up options, which are self boot enabled
or disabled. When self boot is enabled, the Tensilica HiFi 3z
DSP core of the ADAU1861 loads the program from flash through
™
QSPI
with two ROM boot modes that can be selected by JP25.
Power-Down
The EVAL-ADAU1861EBZ can power down all of the analog and
digital circuits of the codec by pressing the S2 button.
AUDIO INPUTS AND OUTPUTS
The EVAL-ADAU1861EBZ has multiple audio input and output
options, including digital and analog, including three analog inputs,
one analog output, eight digital microphone channels, a 2-channel
pulse-density modulation (PDM) output, and two serial audio inter-
face ports.
In addition, for audio tuning, the
16-channel digital-to-analog converter. With its default settings, the
ADAU1966A works in standalone mode after power on with a
12.288 MHz oscillator clock input. To save power consumption,
the ADAU1966A works in subordinate mode, 256 × the sampling
frequency (f
), and a TDM 16 with digital audio input from the
S
ADAU1861 serial audio port, I2S0. To improve performance of the
ADAU1966A output, main mode of the ADAU1966A is suggested
when audio tuning (see
Table 5
Table 5. ADAU1966A Configurations
Mode
Resistor Installed
Program
R30
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External Port
Not applicable
Not applicable
JP9,
EXT_MCLK
pin
ADAU1966A
also supports a
for additional information).
Resistor Uninstalled
R39
EVAL-ADAU1861
Table 5. ADAU1966A Configurations (Continued)
Mode
Resistor Installed
Standalone
R39
Main
R34
Subordinate
R43
To program the ADAU1966A, P14 can be used as the control port
2
with I
C or SPI.
Analog Inputs
The three analog inputs (P2, P3, and P4) can be configured as
microphone or line inputs. All three inputs are set to differential or
single-ended through JP8, JP9, and JP10. Each analog input can
work with an optional programmable-gain amplifier (PGA). JP5 can
be used to choose mono (only ADC0) or stereo input mode (ADC0
and ADC1).
Refer to
Table 6
for the hardware configuration of the analog input
signals. Note that the control register must be changed simultane-
ously.
Table 6. ADC Mode Jumper Settings
ADC No.
Mode
ADC0
Differential
Single-ended
ADC1
Differential ends
Single-ended
ADC2
Differential ends
Single-ended
Analog Output
The analog output (P13) can be set as a line output driver or as a
headphone driver. In line output mode, the typical load is 10 kΩ. In
headphone output mode, the typical loads are 16 Ω to 32 Ω. In ad-
dition, the ADAU1966A chip also supports 16 DAC single-channel
analog outputs. Refer to
Table 7
Table 7. DAC Output Interfaces and Signal
Chip Number
Function
ADAU1966A (Single-Ended) DAC1P
DAC2P
DAC3P
DAC4P
DAC5P
DAC6P
DAC7P
DAC8P
DAC9P
DAC10P
DAC11P
DAC12P
DAC13P
Resistor Uninstalled
R30
R43
R34
Jumper Settings
Jump JP8 to DIFF
Jump JP8 to SINGLE
Jump JP7 to DIFF
Jump JP7 to SINGLE
Jump JP6to DIFF
Jump JP6 to SINGLE
for detailed information.
Pin Number and Px Value
Pin 3 of P5
Pin 2 of P5
Pin 3 of P6
Pin 2 of P6
Pin 3 of P7
Pin 2 of P7
Pin 3 of P8
Pin 2 of P8
Pin 3 of P9
Pin 2 of P9
Pin 3 of P10
Pin 2 of P10
Pin 3 of P11
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