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HMP9701

AC’97 Audio Codec

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HMP9701

AC Link Powerdown

The AC-link interface can be placed in a low power mode by

setting PR4 = 1 in the Powerdown Register (see above). In

this mode, both BIT_CLK and SDATA_IN are forced to a

logic “low” voltage level.

SYNC

BCLK

HMP9701 will remain in the reset state as long as RESET is

asserted “low”.

Suggested Powerdown Sequences

PR0= 1

PR1=1

PR2=1

PR4=1

NORMAL

ADCs

OFF

PR0

DACs

OFF

PR1

ANALOG

OFF PR2

OR PR3

AC LINK

OFF

PR4

POWER

DOWN

SDATA_OUT SLOT 12 TAG

SDATA_IN SLOT 12 TAG

WRITE

TO 26H

DATA

PR4 = 1

PREVIOUS FRAME

NOTE: BCLK not to scale.

FIGURE 7. AC-LINK POWERDOWN TIMING

As shown in Figure 7 BIT_CLK and SDATA_IN are driven

low immediately following the decode of the write to the Pow-

erdown Control/Status Register (26h) with PR4 = 1. Once

HMP9701 has been instructed to powerdown the AC Link, a

special “wake up” sequence is required to return the AC-Link

to active mode. Note: any valid slots of audio output samples

in the frame containing the AC Link powerdown command

will be dropped.

Waking up the AC-Link

There are 2 methods for bringing the HMP9701’s AC-link out

of powerdown mode. The first is a “warm reset” that pre-

serves reactivates the AC Link while preserving the contents

of the HMP9701 control registers. The second is a “Cold

Reset” that reactivates the digital interface while resetting

the control registers to their default values. Once the AC Link

has been powered up, its operational readiness will be indi-

cated via the Codec Ready bit in the audio input frame

(slot 0, bit 15).

PR0=0

AND

ADC=1

PR1=0

AND

DAC=1

PR2=0

AND

ANL=1

CODEC

READY

=1

DEFAULT

WARM

RESET

COLD

RESET

FIGURE 8. EXAMPLE OF SEQUENTIAL POWERDOWN

Figure 8 illustrates the complete powerdown of the

HMP9701. Starting from normal operation, sequential writes

to the Powerdown Register are performed to powerdown one

codec section at a time. After powering down the converters

and the analog front end, a final write to PR4 is executed to

shut down the HMP9701’s digital interface (AC-link). The

part will remain in sleep mode with all its registers holding

their static values.

A warm reset can be used to wake up the AC link which can

then be used to sequentially power up each codec section.

Each section should be powered up sequentially, and the

Powerdown Control/Status register (26h) should be read to

verify that a powered up section is stable/ready before pre-

ceding to power up the next section as shown in Figures 8

and 9. Note: after a complete powerdown, care must be taken

to make sure the Analog Mixer (PR2, PR3) is powered up and

stable before preceding to power up the ADCs and DACs.

Warm AC Link Reset

A warm reset will reactivate the HMP9701’s AC-link without

altering the current control register values. A warm reset is

generated by driving SYNC high for a minimum of 1µs in the

absence of BIT_CLK. Within normal audio frames SYNC is a

synchronous HMP9701 BIT_CLK. However, in the absence of

BIT_CLK, SYNC functions as an asynchronous input that is

used to generate a warm reset. The activation of BIT_CLK will

not occur until after the falling edge (high to low transition) of

the “wake up” SYNC. Note: the HMP9701 will not respond to

a “warm reset” via the SYNC input for 4 audio frame times fol-

lowing the frame that triggered the powerdown.

Cold AC Link Reset

A cold reset is achieved by asserting RESET for a minimum

of 1µs. By driving RESET low, BIT_CLK will be activated, the

AC-Link will return to normal operation, and all HMP9701

control registers will be initialized to their default values.

RESET is an asynchronous HMP9701 input. Note: the

PR0=1

PR1=1

PR4=1

NORMAL

ADCs

OFF

PR0

DACs

OFF

PR1

PR0=0

AND

ADC=1

PR1=0

AND

DAC=1

AC LINK

OFF

PR4

WARM

RESET

POWER

DOWN

FIGURE 9. HMP9701 POWERDOWN/UP WITH ANALOG ALIVE

The Figure 9 illustrates an HMP9701 powerdown sequence

that will keep all the mixers operational with the static volume

settings contained in their associated registers. This power-

down scenario could be used to place the HMP9701 in low

power mode while preserving the capability to play a CD (or

external LINE_IN source) through the HMP9701 to the

speakers.

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