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CX20722 Ultra Low-Power HD Audio CODEC
Data Sheet
General Description
Features
Conexant's CX20722 is an ultra low-power, high
performance High Definition (HD) audio Coder Decoder
(CODEC) that supports ECR HDA048A mobile
extensions, and is primarily targeted at the mobile PC
market, including notebooks, ultrabooks, All-In-Ones
(AIOs), and tablets. The CODEC is fully compliant with all
industry specifications, including Universal Audio
Architecture (UAA) and the latest Windows Hardware
Certification Kit (WHCK). Host interface signaling levels of
1.5V, 1.8V, and 3.3V are selectable.
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With two 24-bit stereo Digital-to-Analog Converters
(DACs) operating at sampling frequencies up to 192kHz
and two 24-bit stereo Analog-to-Digital Converters
(ADCs) operating up to 96kHz, the CODEC supports
multi-streaming and Real-Time Communication (RTC)
applications. By combining these hardware features with
Conexant's playback and voice and speech preprocessing algorithms, this CODEC is the ideal solution
for Enterprise platforms needing Lync and Skype, general
consumer applications, and high-end gaming/multi-media
enthusiasts.
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The CX20722 has an integrated stereo AudioSmart™
class-D with intelligent power delivery and dynamic signal
loudness optimization. SpeakerShield technology
provides industry-leading, load-based protection in realtime that includes Direct Current (DC) detection, shortcircuit, near-short, high temperature, and overtemperature. Integrated 14-band hardware Equalizer
(EQ) and Dynamic Range Compression (DRC) optimizes
speaker response and loudness without distortion to
enable a high-quality audio experience on integrated
speakers that are independent of a driver and an
Operating System (OS). The EQ can also be applied to
the headphone path. A four-band hardware EQ is
available on the microphone inputs. Additional unlimited
bands of EQ and DRC are available in software.
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Host interface supports 1.5V, 1.8V, or 3.3V signaling
levels
Two pairs of DACs and ADCs have independent
sampling rates up to:
– 192kHz for DACs
– 96kHz for ADCs
2.8WRMS per channel AudioSmart™ class-D with
intelligent power delivery and dynamic signal loudness
optimization
Integrated seven bands per channel EQ and DRC
SpeakerShield best industry advanced speaker
protection
Fully integrated headset support with detect/switch
and a universal audio jack
Stereo digital microphones for array applications
Tunable microphone EQ
S/PDIF output supports rates up to 96kHz
D3 Live allows external device playback through an
internal speaker with full dynamics and protection
while the system is asleep
Bi-directional EAPD and GPIOs
Supports analog and digital PC Beep
System Compatibility
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HD Audio Specification, Revision 1.0a including ECR
HDA048A mobile extensions
Windows XP/Vista/7/8.x/10
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Linux
Android
The CODEC includes stereo capless headphone output
and a headset with integrated detect and switch without
an external Bill Of Materials (BOM). A universal jack
supports all audio peripherals on one jack.
A stereo Digital Microphone Interface (DMIC) supports
array applications. Multiple General Purpose Input/
Outputs (GPIOs) are available, as well as a bi-directional
External Amplifier Power-Down (EAPD). The CODEC
also includes a Sony/Philips Digital Interface Format (S/
PDIF) output.
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Revision History
Revision History
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"Features."
"Introduction."
"CX20722 Audio CODEC Features."
"Pin Assignments" table.
"Device Performance Specifications."
"Power Consumption" table.
"Node 0 Responses" table.
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"CX20722 Block Diagram" figure.
"Pin Information."
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"System Compatibility."
"Introduction."
"CX20722 Audio CODEC Features."
"CX20722 Block Diagram" figure.
"Analog Performance" table.
"Power Consumption" table.
"Features."
"Ordering Information."
Initial release.
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
General Description.......................................................................................................................................................i
Features..........................................................................................................................................................................i
System Compatibility ....................................................................................................................................................i
Revision History ...........................................................................................................................................................ii
Introduction...................................................................................................................................................................1
CX20722 Audio CODEC Features................................................................................................................................2
Hardware Interface .......................................................................................................................................................5
General ................................................................................................................................................................................. 5
Host Interface ............................................................................................................................................................. 5
Audio Ports ................................................................................................................................................................. 5
Block Diagram...................................................................................................................................................................... 6
Pin Information .................................................................................................................................................................... 7
Pin Configuration ........................................................................................................................................................ 7
Pin Assignments ......................................................................................................................................................... 8
Device Performance Specifications................................................................................................................................. 10
Power Consumption.......................................................................................................................................................... 12
Package Dimensions..................................................................................................................................................13
HD Audio Interface......................................................................................................................................................14
Overview............................................................................................................................................................................. 14
Intel ECR HDA048A Support............................................................................................................................................. 15
Verbs................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
Node ID 00: Root Node ............................................................................................................................................ 16
Node ID 01: Audio Function Group (AFG)................................................................................................................ 17
Nodes 10, 11: DAC 1, 2 Widgets.............................................................................................................................. 19
Node 12: PC Beep Generator Widget ...................................................................................................................... 20
Node ID 13: ADC1 Widget........................................................................................................................................ 21
Node ID 14: ADC2 Widget........................................................................................................................................ 23
Node ID 15: Mixer Widget......................................................................................................................................... 24
Node ID 16: Port A/Vendor Widget........................................................................................................................... 25
Node ID 17: Port G BTL Pin Widget ......................................................................................................................... 26
Node ID 18: Port B Widget ....................................................................................................................................... 27
Node ID 19: Port D Widget ....................................................................................................................................... 29
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Node ID 1A: Port C Widget....................................................................................................................................... 30
Node ID 20: DAC 3—Sony/Philips Digital Interface Format (S/PDIF) Output Widget .............................................. 31
Node ID 21: Port I S/PDIF Output Widget ................................................................................................................ 32
Node 1B: Vendor-Specific Widget ............................................................................................................................ 33
Node 1C: Vendor-Specific Widget ............................................................................................................................ 33
Unsolicited Messages ....................................................................................................................................................... 33
Audio Unsolicited Messages..................................................................................................................................... 33
Ordering Information..................................................................................................................................................34
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List of Figures
List of Figures
Figure 1: CX20722 Block Diagram ................................................................................................................................................... 6
Figure 2: CX20722 Pin Configuration ............................................................................................................................................... 7
Figure 3: Package Diagram ............................................................................................................................................................ 13
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List of Tables
List of Tables
Table 1: Pin Assignments ................................................................................................................................................................. 8
Table 2: Analog Performance ......................................................................................................................................................... 10
Table 3: Power Consumption.......................................................................................................................................................... 12
Table 4: Node 0 Responses ........................................................................................................................................................... 16
Table 5: Node 01 Responses ......................................................................................................................................................... 17
Table 6: Node 10 and 11 Responses ............................................................................................................................................. 19
Table 7: PC Beep Generator Responses ....................................................................................................................................... 20
Table 8: Node ID 13 Responses..................................................................................................................................................... 21
Table 9: Node ID 14 Responses..................................................................................................................................................... 23
Table 10: Node ID 15 Responses................................................................................................................................................... 24
Table 11: Node ID 16 Responses................................................................................................................................................... 25
Table 12: Node ID 17 Responses................................................................................................................................................... 26
Table 13: Node ID 18 Responses................................................................................................................................................... 27
Table 14: Node ID 19 Responses................................................................................................................................................... 29
Table 15: Node ID 1A Responses .................................................................................................................................................. 30
Table 16: Node ID 20 Responses................................................................................................................................................... 31
Table 17: Node ID 21 Responses................................................................................................................................................... 32
Table 18: Audio Unsolicited Messages........................................................................................................................................... 33
Table 19: Ordering Information....................................................................................................................................................... 34
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Introduction
Introduction
Conexant's CX20722 is an ultra low-power, high performance HD audio CODEC that supports ECR
HDA048A mobile extensions and is primarily targeted at notebooks, ultrabooks, AIOs, and tablets. The
host interface signaling levels of 1.5V, 1.8V, and 3.3V are selectable.
The CX20722 has audio fidelity that exceeds Microsoft desktop and notebook premium logo requirements,
including Windows 8.1. With two 24-bit stereo DACs operating at sampling frequencies up to 192kHz and
two 24-bit stereo ADCs operating up to 96kHz, the CODEC supports multi-streaming and RTC
applications. By combining these hardware features with Conexant's playback and voice and speech preprocessing algorithms, this CODEC is the ideal solution for Enterprise platforms needing Lync and Skype,
general consumer applications, and gaming/multi-media enthusiasts.
The CX20722 has an integrated stereo AudioSmart™ class-D intelligent power delivery and dynamic
signal loudness optimization that is capable of driving up to 2.8WRMS per channel into 4 loads.
SpeakerShield technology provides industry-leading, load-based protection in real-time that includes DC
detection, short-circuit, near-short, high temperature, and over-temperature. Integrated 14-band hardware
EQ and DRC optimizes speaker response and loudness without distortion to enable a high-quality audio
experience on integrated speakers that are independent of a driver and an OS. The EQ can also be
applied to the headphone path. A four-band hardware EQ is available on the microphone inputs. Additional
unlimited bands of EQ and DRC are available in software.
ProCoustic capless headphone driver produces a full-range frequency response, and eliminates
Alternating Current (AC) coupling capacitors. Integrated headset support with auto-detect and auto-switch
between Apple and Nokia-style headsets eliminates all external BOM. In-line headset button sensing
enables control of third-party applications directly from the headset, or simply allows the user to wake the
system from the headset. A single universal jack supports headsets, headphones, external microphones,
and line-in devices.
Stereo digital microphones can be connected with integrated boost and DC offset removal. Together with
Conexant's AudioSmart voice and speech input processing technologies, this device supports all
convertible, detachable, and tablet microphone configurations. The digital microphone clock is
programmable and supports low frequency modes to minimize power consumption. Multiple GPIOs and an
S/PDIF output that supports sample rates up to 96kHz are available. The D3-Live mode enables external
audio devices to play through an input or a universal jack to the internal speakers with full speaker EQ/
DRC while in system is in connected standby, low power, and sleep modes.
Conexant's PopShield technology eliminates pops and clicks during all transition states. This technology
includes active DC offset removal ground calibration and innovative Vref ramping schemes to avoid pops
on AC-coupled paths. The CX20722 has D-Flex power management that exceeds industry power
requirements, and consumes minimum power during a connected standby and all low-power system
states without pops or clicks. In its non-active lowest power state, the CODEC consumes less than 300μW.
Less than 27mW headphone playback power consumption into 32 loads ensures maximum system
battery life. The headset center button and jack plug-in wake-up events are supported.
Conexant offers comprehensive audio software driver support, with both in-house and third-party software
APOs, including Andrea Electronics, Creative Labs, Dolby, DTS, Sonic Focus, MaxxAudio, Waves, and
more. Conexant’s AudioSmart voice and speech processing algorithm suite ensures clear voice
communication and speech command and control in noisy environments. The Smart Source Pickup (SSP)
does not rely on beam-forming techniques, and provides an easy to use powerful solution that requires few
or no user controls. The SSP passes the latest Intel ASR certification and Cortana in portrait and
landscape modes with just two microphones, and is available for Windows, Linux, and Android.
AudioSmart also offers keystroke, screen tapping, and fan noise suppression.
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CX20722 Audio CODEC Features
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Two pairs of independent DACs and ADCs have independent sampling rates up to:
– 192kHz for DACs
– 96kHz for ADCs
2.8WRMS per channel SMART stereo class-D with spread spectrum and common mode scrambling to
reduce Electro-Magnetic Interference (EMI)
AudioSmart™ class-D intelligent power delivery and dynamic signal loudness optimization maximizes
even small speaker Sound Pressure Level (SPL) and ensures no speaker damage
EQ and DRC:
– Integrated 14-band hardware programmable EQ ensures optimal speaker frequency response
– DRC maximizes loudness while preventing distortion
– EQ can be applied to a headphone path
– Four-band microphone EQ
– Additional unlimited bands of EQ and DRC are available in the software
SpeakerShield technology provides real-time, load-based class-D speaker protection that is
independent of driver and application—programmable by Basic Input/Output System (BIOS) and
includes:
– Programmable High-Pass Filter (HPF) protects speakers against damage from high energy, low
frequency content
– DC protection detects DC voltage across the speakers and prevents damage by immediately
shutting down the class-D amplifier
– Short circuit protects against straight shorts to ground that can happen during manufacturing
– When near-shorts are detected, the amplifier gain adjusts to auto recover and shuts it down if the
problem persists
– Very high temperature conditions immediately shut off the amplifier
– High temperature throttles down the class-D gain to auto recover, or shuts it down if the problem
persists
Class-D voltage supplies, presence, and accuracy of DAC and class-D clocks are carefully
monitored
A stereo ProCoustic capless headphone driver delivers more than 20mW into 32 loads with no pops,
and eliminates the BOM cost and space of external headphone amplifiers and DC-blocking capacitors
Built-in, four-conductor headset jack supports headphone/headset auto-detection, as well as autoswitching between Apple and Nokia-style headsets without any external components
Headset in-line command sensing is supported for system wake or application control from a headset
button
Eliminates external powered speaker hum noise while the system is off—a fully integrated feature that
requires no external components
Universal audio jack supports all headsets, headphones, external microphones, and external line-in
devices on one jack
DMIC with DC offset removal and programmable boost supports a stereo digital microphone array.
Programmable clock outputs are available, including low frequency modes for low-power operation of
DMIC modules. The DMIC interface signaling can run at 1.8V or 3.3V.
S/PDIF output supports rates up to 96kHz
Record security prevents unwanted recordings from all or selected input ports
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Two-band microphone EQ helps hardware compensation for Skype and Lync certification—additional
EQ bands are available in software
Integrated headphone limiter supports GS Mark EN50332-2 without an external BOM—selectable
through BIOS or a driver/GUI
Supports analog and digital PC Beep—Wake-on-Beep never misses a beep, even when in low-power
mode
Multiple GPIOs are available for custom applications, and can be selected for 1.8V or 3.3V signaling
levels
Bi-directional EAPD supports external amplifier control for power savings as well as integrated
headphone and class-D amplifier shutdown/mute on a single pin—avoids external BOM cost and
design complexity
CODEC supplies include 5V for class-D, and 1.8V for digital and headphone
Integrated Low Drop-Outs (LDOs) provide on-chip clean rails and clean Microphone Bias (micbias)
Supports 1.5V, 1.8V, and 3.3V host interface signaling levels
Pop Shield II enhanced pop and click suppression on all ports
Jack sense detects jack plug events
An integrated digital mixer is used to record what is playing pre-EQ, so recorded audio sounds great
on all devices and peripherals
D3 Live allows external audio devices to play to the internal speakers, with full hardware EQ and DRC
while the system is asleep or in low power modes—use your notebook as a speaker dock
CODEC consumes less than 300μW in it lowest power state
Supports ultra-low power headphone playback into 32 of less than 27mW
Compliant with Intel's High Definition Audio Specification, Revision 1.0a, including ECR HDA048A
mobile extensions
Available in a 42-pin, thermally-enhanced QFN package
AudioSmart speech/voice pre-processing algorithms are available from Conexant:
– End-to-end noise reduction
– True stereo Acoustic Echo Canceler (AEC)
– SSP solves common, real-world problems, and works much better than traditional beam-forming
noise reduction approaches—works in all orientations (portrait, landscape, LCD panel flat on a
table) with stereo microphone only and without user control changes
– Best-in-class keystroke suppression, tap suppression, and fan noise suppression solutions
– SSP optimizes hit rates for speech recognition applications like Nuance—solution ensures near
flawless hit rates while other processing like keystroke suppression and VOIP enhancements
remain enabled simultaneously
– Far Field Pickup enables far field speakerphone and group conference call applications
10-band graphic EQ:
– Provides additional, user-controlled, enhancements and pre-sets
– Night mode boosts vocal clarity while maintaining background sound quality
Multi-band dynamic EQ (multi-band DRC) improves the sound quality of low-cost speakers and
prevents speaker rattle and distortion—allows different threshold tuning on different frequency bands
Phantom bass psycho-acoustic technology creates virtual bass content on mainstream speakers
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3D:
– Expander widens the audio stage for a fuller and richer sound
– Headphones recreates a surround sound, speaker-like environment in headphones so users can
enjoy a richer and fuller music listening experience
SmartAudio GUI—advanced audio control panel
Audio director for classic and multi-stream selections
Third-party software support includes, but is not limited to:
– Creative Labs
– Dolby
– DTS, Inc.
– ForteMedia
– Andrea Electronics
– Waves
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Hardware Interface
Hardware Interface
General
Host Interface
The host interface supports HD audio and mobile extensions in ECR HDA048A and uses the following
common set of signals:
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Bit clock (BIT_CLK), input
Frame sync (SYNC), input
Serial data output (SDATA_OUT), input
Serial data input (SDATA_IN), input/output
Bus reset (RESET#)/Master clock (MCLK), input
Audio Ports
The following lists the supported audio interface signals:
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Port A (PORTA_L and PORTA_R), capless headphone output/line output, headset
Port B (PORTB_L and PORTB_R), microphone input/line input with micbias
Port C (DMIC_CLK, DMIC_DATA), stereo digital microphone input
Port D (PortD_A, PortD_B), analog headset mono microphone input (supports Apple/Nokia-style
headset auto-detection and auto-switching with no BOM)
Port G (Left+ and Right+), class-D speaker amplifier output, stereo/mono selectable
Port I, S/PDIF output
PC speaker beep pass-through (PC_BEEP), input
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Block Diagram
Block Diagram
The following figure shows the CX20722 block diagram.
HD Audio
Interface
EAPD/#SPKMUTE
#SPKMUTE/GPIO
Reset#
Music REQ/GPIO
BIT_CLK
Port B Micbias
SYNC
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Boost
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SDI
ADC
Micbias D
SDO
2.2K
Line-In/MIC
Jack
Port B
Boost
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MIC-In
Port D
Headphone Ground 1
Headphone Ground 2
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Port C
1A
ADC
PC Beep
DATA1
Boost
Digital Mic
CLOCK1
Internal
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1B
BEEP
1C
EQ/
DRC/
HPF
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DAC
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HP Line-Out
Jack
Port A
EQ/
DRC/
HPF
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DAC
CLASS_D Amp
Internal
Port G
Sense A
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DAC
Jack
S/PDIF/GPIO
Port I
Figure 1: CX20722 Block Diagram
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Pin Information
Pin Information
Pin Configuration
The following figure shows the CX20722 pin configuration.
CX20722
Figure 2: CX20722 Pin Configuration
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Pin Information
Pin Assignments
The following table lists the CX20722 pin assignments.
Table 1: Pin Assignments
Pad
Number Signal Name
Pad
Number Signal Name
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SDO. HD audio bus serial data input to the
CODEC.
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CP_VPOS. Charge pump positive rail
output—connect to the digital ground
through a 2.2μF capacitor.
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RESET#. HD audio bus master hardware
reset.
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PORTA_L. Capless headphone output, left
channel.
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HDA_VDDIO—1.5V/1.8V/3.3V, ±5%. Sets
the host interface signaling level. Connect to
the same power supply as the host bus
controller.
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PORTA_RIGHT. Capless headphone output,
right channel.
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TEST1. Test mode pin. All designs must pull
this pin high. Refer to the reference
schematic for details.
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HGNDA. Microphone:
• Ground terminal for CTIA-style headsets.
• Bias for OMTP-style headsets.
5
TEST2. Test mode pin. All designs must pull
this pin high. Refer to the reference
schematic for details.
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HGNDB. Microphone:
• Ground terminal for Open Mobile Terminal
Platform (OMTP) style headsets.
• Bias for CTIA-style headsets.
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MUSIC_REQ/SPDIF/GPIO0. Multi-function
pin.
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VREF_DAC. Analog Ground (AGND)
reference—connect directly to AGND.
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VREFP (Analog Reference). AGND
reference—connect to AGND through a
capacitor (typically 1μF).
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AVDD5. 5V ±10%. LDO voltage supply input
to the CODEC.
MUSIC_REQ. Pull high by the external
controller to enable D3 Live Mode.
SPDIF. S/PDIF output.
GPIO0. GPIO.
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SPKR_ MUTE#/GPIO1. Multi-function pin.
SPKR_MUTE. When pulled low, holds
class-D on mute. Instead, Conexant
recommends using a bi-directional EAPD pin.
GPIO1. GPIO.
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PORTC, DMIC DATA 1/GPIO3. Multifunction pin.
DMIC DATA 1. An input to the CODEC—the
digital MIC data from one or two DMICs.
GPIO3. GPIO.
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DVDD_IO. Sets the:
• Digital I/O level. Connect to 1.8V/3.3V, ±5%.
• Signaling level for the DMIC, S/PDIF,
EAPD, and GPIO.
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PORTD_A.
• Headset microphone input.
• Mono microphone input for CTIA-style
headsets.
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PORTC, DMIC_CLK 1/GPIO2. Multifunction pin.
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PORTD_B.
• Headset microphone input.
• Mono microphone input for OMTP-style
headsets.
DMIC_CLK 1. Output from the CODEC—the
digital MIC clock.
GPIO2. GPIO.
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Pad
Number Signal Name
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Number Signal Name
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MICBIAS_B. Programmable micbias output
for port B.
Bi-directional EAPD. Bi-directional pin,
Refer to the reference schematics for details.
Output. Controls the external amplifiers’
power up/down per the HD Audio
Specification.
Input. Can be driven by EC or such to mute
class-D and headphones.
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PORTG, Class D LEFT +. Class-D amplifier
output, left channel, positive.
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PORTB_L. Microphone/line-in port, left
channel.
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PVDD5 LEFT, 5V ±10%. Class-D left power
supply voltage. Connect to PVDD5 RIGHT,
and connect both to system 5V.
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PORTB_R. Microphone/line-in port, right
channel.
14
PORTG, Class D LEFT –. Class-D amplifier
output, left channel, negative.
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JSENSE. Jack sense input. Connect to the
resistor network per the HD Audio
Specification. Refer to the reference
schematic for details.
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PORTG, Class D RIGHT –. Class-D
amplifier output, right channel, negative.
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PC BEEP. PC speaker beep input. Needs to be
AC-coupled using a 0.1μF capacitor. Maximum
input level is 1.8V. Use external attenuator if
using a 3.3V signal to drive this pin.
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PVDD5 RIGHT, +5V ±10%. Connect to
PVDD5 LEFT, and connect both to system
5V.
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LDO_AVDD. 1.8V to 1.6V LDO output.
Connect to AGND through a capacitor.
17
PORTG, Class D RIGHT +. Class-D
amplifier output, right channel, positive.
38
VDD18. 1.8V ±5%. Analog supply voltage
input to the CODEC.
18
CP_AVDD18, 1.8V, ±5%. Charge pump
supply input.
39
LDO_VDD_CORE. 1.2V LDO output.
Connect to digital GND through a capacitor.
19
FLY_P, Flying Capacitor. Charge pump
positive transfer charge—connect to FLY_N
through a 2.2mF capacitor.
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BCLK. HD audio bus bit clock input to the
CODEC.
20
FLY_N, Flying Capacitor. Charge pump
negative transfer charge—connect to FLY_P
through a 2.2mF capacitor.
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SYNC. HD Audio Bus SYNC input to the
CODEC.
21
CP_VNEG. Charge pump negative rail
output—connect to digital ground through a
2.2μF capacitor.
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SDI. HD audio bus serial data output from
the CODEC.
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Device Performance Specifications
Device Performance Specifications
Table 2 details the analog performance. The PSRR >85dB for all analog inputs and outputs
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Table 2: Analog Performance
Device Type
Requirement
Minimum
Typical
Maximum
Frequency Range
at 48kHz and
Above
THD+N @ –3dBFS
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90dBFS
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[20Hz, 20kHz]
Dynamic Range with
Signal Present
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±0.25dB ripple (0.5dB [20Hz, 20kHz]
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1dB at upper band edge
3dB at lower band edge
Magnitude Response -
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Output Jack
Sampling Frequency
Accuracy
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Line Output Crosstalk -
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[20Hz, 15kHz]
Full-scale Output
Voltage
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1VRMS
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Noise Level During
System Activity
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Inter-channel Phase
Delay
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30 degrees or 12.5μs,
whichever is greater.
[20Hz, 20kHz]
THD+N @ –3dBFS
(1W 4)
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[20Hz, 20kHz]
Dynamic Range with
Signal Present
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peak-to-peak delta)
1dB at upper band edge
3dB at lower band edge
Magnitude Response -
Speaker
Amplifier
•
•
Sampling Frequency
Accuracy
-
-
0.02%
-
Crosstalk
-
86dB
-
[20Hz, 15kHz]
Noise Level During
System Activity
90dBFS Awt -
-
-
Inter-channel Phase
Delay
-
30 degrees or 12.5μs,
whichever is greater.
[20Hz, 20kHz]
-
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Device Performance Specifications
Table 2: Analog Performance (Continued)
Device Type
Requirement
Minimum
Typical
Maximum
Frequency Range
at 48kHz and
Above
THD+N @ –3dBFS/
10k
-
78dBFS
-
[100Hz, 20kHz]
THD+N @ –3dBFS/
32
-
91dBFS
-
[100Hz, 20kHz]
THD+N @ –3dBFS/
16
-
79dBFS
-
[100Hz, 20kHz]
Dynamic Range with
Signal Present, All
Loads
-
103dBFS
Awt
-
[100Hz, 20kHz]
-
•
±0.25dB ripple (0.5dB [100Hz, 20kHz]
peak-to-peak delta)
1dB at upper band edge
3dB at lower band edge
Magnitude Response -
Analog
Headphone
Out Jack
•
•
Sampling Frequency
Accuracy
-
-
0.02%
-
Headphone Output
Crosstalk (at Jack)
-
89dB
-
[100Hz, 15kHz]
Full-scale Output
Voltage, 10k Load
-
1VRMS
-
(3)
Full-scale Output
Voltage, 32 Load
-
820mVRMS
-
-
Noise Level During
95dBFS Awt System Activity 300
-
-
Noise Level During
System Activity 32
85dBFS Awt -
-
-
Inter-channel Phase
Delay
-
-
30 degrees or 12.5μs,
whichever is greater.
[100Hz, 20kHz]
THD+N @ –3dBFS
-
91dBFS
-
[20Hz, 20kHz]
Dynamic Range with
Signal Present
-
99dBFS Awt
-
[20Hz, 20kHz]
-
•
[20Hz, 20kHz]
<= ±0.25dB ripple
(0.5dB peak-to-peak
delta)
1dB at upper band edge
3dB at lower band edge
Magnitude Response Analog Line-In
Jack
•
•
Sampling Frequency
Accuracy
-
-
0.02%
-
Full-scale Input
Voltage
0.707VRMS
-
-
-
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Power Consumption
Table 2: Analog Performance (Continued)
Device Type
Requirement
Minimum
Typical
Maximum
Frequency Range
at 48kHz and
Above
THD+N @ –3dBFS
-
91dBFS
-
[100Hz, 20kHz]
Dynamic Range with
Signal Present
-
99dBFS Awt
-
[100Hz, 20kHz]
-
•
[100Hz, 20kHz]
<= ±0.25dB ripple
(0.5dB peak-to-peak
delta)
1dB at upper band edge
3dB at lower band edge
Magnitude Response Analog
Microphone-In
Jack
•
•
Sampling Frequency
Accuracy
-
-
0.02%
-
Full-scale Input
Voltage (0dB Boost)
0.707VRMS
-
-
-
Power Consumption
The following table lists the power consumption for the device.
Table 3: Power Consumption
Mode
Power
Non Active, Lowest Power State
<300μW
Headphone Playback into 32 Load (1mW)
27mW
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Package Dimensions
Package Dimensions
The following figure provides the CX20722 package diagram.
Figure 3: Package Diagram
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HD Audio Interface
HD Audio Interface
Overview
The CX20722 host interface supports Intel's High Definition Audio Specification, Revision 1.0a. The HD
audio interface is a five-pin interface:
•
•
•
•
•
Clock (BIT_CLK)
Serial data in (SDATA_IN)
Serial data out (SDATA_OUT)
SYNC
RESET#
The clock is provided by the controller at a frequency of 24MHz. Because the SDATA_OUT signal is
provided by the controller and contains data for every edge of the 24MHz clock, the CX20722 must sample
data on both rising and falling edges of SDATA_OUT.
The SYNC signal not only signals the beginning of the 500 clock frame, it designates the beginning of the
data for each stream and indicates which stream of data is to be on SDATA_OUT next (streams do not
need to appear in order; the controller may do as it likes). Channels are another way of organizing the
serial data. Each stream has at least one channel. Each stream must start with channel 0 and proceed
without interruption until all the assigned channels are exhausted. Because a stereo pair takes two
adjacent channels, if:
•
•
DAC1 is in stereo mode and assigned to channel 0, then the left data will be on channel 0 and the right
on channel 1
DAC2 is in stereo mode and assigned to channel 2 (and the same stream as DAC1), then the left data
will be on channel 2 and the right on channel 3
The SDATA_IN signal contains the CX20722 data headed towards the controller, and is only generated on
rising edges. This includes information read from the HD audio registers, ADC, and incoming modem data.
The stream and channel are indicated before the data is transmitted on SDATA_IN (refer to Intel’s HD
Audio Specification 1.0a for the format). The SDATA_IN signal is responsible for knowing the device
number, which is the CODEC Address (CAd) in Intel’s HD Audio Specification 1.0a. During the last clock of
the first sync after a Power-on Reset (PoR), the SDATA_IN is driven high by the CX20722 for one clock
cycle. This indicates to the controller the need for a CAd. The CX20722 then stops driving the SDATA_IN
signal, and the controller begins to drive it. The controller drives SDATA_IN high through the next sync,
and the CAd is assigned by the number of clocks after the fall of sync that it takes for the SDATA_IN to fall.
The interface then turns around again, and SDATA_IN is an output from the CX20722 until reset.
Intel’s HD Audio Specification 1.0a also contains one other concept of an unsolicited message. Unsolicited
messages can occur for a number of reasons, such as timers, ringing phones, answers from the device to
a register read, etc. Because the bus has no interrupt, these reasons are taken care of in unsolicited
messages. If the controller was not addressing the CAd assigned to the CX20722 during the previous
frame and if one of these unsolicited messages is needed (and enabled), the CX20722 uses the first
cycles after the sync on SDATA_IN to alert the controller to the event. Only one event can be signaled in a
frame. The CX20722 only sends the message once, and does not expect any sort of acknowledgment
from the controller.
Refer to Intel's High Definition Audio Specification, Revision 1.0a for details on link interface signaling and
protocols.
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Intel ECR HDA048A Support
Intel ECR HDA048A Support
The CX20722 CODEC also supports Intel’s HD audio mobile extensions in ECR HDA048A. These new
power savings extensions to Intel's High Definition Audio Specification are fully backward-compatible with
HD audio 1.0a. The CODECs that only support the HD Audio Specification 1.0a work with host chipsets
that support ECR HDA048A. Similarly, the CODECs that support ECR HDA048A work with the host
chipsets that only support the HD Audio Specification 1.0a.
Under ECR HDA048A the HD audio architecture is designed to support static clock frequency switching.
This is an optional feature that helps to save power when the audio subsystem is configured for lower
bandwidth operations when it is feasible to run a slower BCLK. In addition to supporting the mandatory
default 24MHz BCLK, HD audio controllers and CODECs may optionally support a set of lower operating
frequencies (i.e., 6MHz and 12MHz). The CX20722 supports these rates.
Verbs
This section describes how this device interacts with the verbs defined in Intel’s HD Audio Specification
1.0a. Each of the following subsections describe the verb IDs, parameters/payload, and corresponding
responses that apply to that node.
Verbs are commands and queries that are passed from the HD audio controller to the CODECs on the HD
audio bus. Responses are data passed from the HD audio CODEC to the HD audio controller. All controller
verbs must be followed by a CODEC response. Unsolicited responses from the CODEC are data
transmitted without a controller verb request.
A 1 in the:
•
•
Valid bit position indicates the Response field contains a valid response.
UnSol bit position is meaningful only when the Valid bit is set, and indicates that the response is
unsolicited rather than in reply to a verb.
The 32 actual response bits vary in format and are each documented in Intel’s HD Audio Specification 1.0a.
Note: For more information regarding the verbs, controller, CODEC commands, and control protocol,
refer to Intel’s HD Audio Specification 1.0a document.
Each node in the CODEC is addressed using a CAd that is assigned to the CODEC during initialization,
and the Node's ID (NID). The concatenation of the CAd and NID provide a unique address that allows
commands to reference a specific node within the audio subsystem.
The entire verb is formed by pre-pending the CAd and the NID to the verb ID and parameter/payload. In
this section’s tables and descriptions, the CAd and NID are not listed as part of the verb.
Register values may have up to five letters included with their default value. These letters indicate which of
the possible reset events force the register to its default value. The five letters are as follows:
•
•
•
•
•
P = POR
R = HD audio reset pin assertion
V = Single verb reset
W = Double verb reset
D = D-state change reset
Only the letters in the list force the register to its default value.
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Verbs
Node ID 00: Root Node
Table 4 defines a root note that has one Audio Function Group (AFG). This device is compliant with and
follows the guidelines given in Intel's High Definition Audio Specification, Revision 1.0a and the Windows
Logo Program (WLP) device requirements for Windows 7 and Windows 8.
Table 4: Node 0 Responses
Description
Verb ID Parameter Response
Default Value Comments
Vendor and Device ID
F00h
00h
-
•
•
•
Revision ID
F00h
02h
-
Revision.
14F1xxxxh
Vendor ID = 14F1h
Device ID = 50F2h for CX20722
Device ID = 50F1h for CX21722
Note: This field increments with
silicon stepping.
Subordinate Node Count F00h
04h
0x00010001 -
AFG.
Bit Clock Capabilities
F00h
16h
0x00000007 -
Supports 6MHz, 12MHz, and
24MHz.
Interface Capabilities
F00h
17h
0x00000000 -
Default.
Get Current BCLK
Frequency
F37
00h
0x0000000a 0x00000004
24MHz.
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Verbs
Node ID 01: Audio Function Group (AFG)
Table 5 describes an AFG. made up of 19 nodes, and indicates the default supported sample rates and bit
widths for the entire device. Nodes that have differing capabilities also respond to verb queries. The
configuration default register in the AFG is not a standard feature
Table 5: Node 01 Responses
Description
Verb ID Parameter Response
Default Value
Comments
Subordinate Node
Count
0xF00
0x04
0x00100013 -
•
•
Starting node = 10
Node count = 19
Function Group
0xF00
0x05
0x00000101 -
•
•
AFG
Unsolicited capable
AFG Capabilities
0xF00
0x08
0x00010F0F -
Sample delay in and out is 16—PC
Beep generator.
PCM Size and Rate
0xF00
0x0A
0x000A0140 -
•
•
PCM Format
0xF00
0x0B
0x00000001 -
PCM only.
Supported Power
States
0xF00
0x0F
0xE000001F -
EPSS, clock stop, D0, D1, D2, D3,
and D4.
GPIO Count
0xF00
0x11
0xC0000007 -
Seven GPIOs unsolicited
message and wake.
Get Power State
0xF05
0x00
0x00000abc 0x00000633 (P, W) • a = Settings reset
• b = Actual state
• c = Requested state
The settings reset is cleared by
this verb or any write to this node.
16-bit and 24-bit
48kHz and 96kHz
Set Power State
0x705
0x0a
0x00000000 -
Get Unsolicited
0xF08
0x00
0x000000aa 0x00000000 (P, W) aa = Unsolicited enable and tag.
a = Requested state.
Set Unsolicited
0x708
0xaa
0x00000000 -
Get GPIO Data
0xF15
0x00
0x000000aa 0x00000000 (P, W) aa = GPIO data.
aa = Unsolicited enable and tag.
Set GPIO Data
0x715
0xaa
0x00000000 -
Get GPIO Enable
0xF16
0x00
0x000000aa 0x00000000 (P, W) aa = GPIO enable.
aa = GPIO data.
Set GPIO Enable
0x716
0xaa
0x00000000 -
Get GPIO Direction
0xF17
0x00
0x000000aa 0x00000000 (P, W) aa = GPIO direction.
Set GPIO Direction
0x717
0xaa
0x00000000 -
Get GPIO Wake
0xF18
0x00
0x000000aa 0x00000000 (P, W) aa = GPIO wake.
Set GPIO Wake
0x718
0xaa
0x00000000 -
aa = GPIO wake.
Get GPIO UM Enable 0xF19
0x00
0x000000aa
aa = Unsolicited message enable.
Set GPIO UM Enable
aa = Unsolicited message enable.
aa = GPIO enable.
aa = GPIO direction.
0x719
0xaa
0x00000000
Get GPIO Sticky Mask 0xF1A
0x00
0x000000aa 0x00000000 (P, W) aa = Sticky mask.
Set GPIO Sticky Mask 0x71A
0xaa
0x00000000
aa = Sticky mask.
Get Default Config
0xF1C- 0x00
0xF1F
0xaabbccdd 0x00000000 (P)
•
•
•
•
aa = Config 4
bb = Config 3
cc = Config 2
dd = Config 1
Set Config Default 1
0x71C
0xaa
0x00000000 -
aa = Config 1.
Set Config Default 2
0x71D
0xaa
0x00000000 -
aa = Config 2.
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Verbs
Table 5: Node 01 Responses (Continued)
Description
Verb ID Parameter Response
Default Value
Comments
Set Config Default 3
0x71E
0xaa
0x00000000 -
aa = Config 3.
Set Config Default 4
0x71F
0xaa
0x00000000 -
aa = Config 4.
Get Subsystem ID
0xF200xF23
0x00
0xaaaabbcc 0x14F10101 (P)
•
•
•
Set Subsystem ID 1
0x720
0xaa
0x00000000 -
aa = Assembly ID.
Set Subsystem ID 2
0x721
0xaa
0x00000000 -
aa = SKU ID.
Set Subsystem ID 3
0x722
0xaa
0x00000000 -
aa = Subsystem ID low byte.
Set Subsystem ID 4
0x723
0xaa
0x00000000 -
aa = Subsystem ID high byte.
Soft Reset
0x7FF
0x00
0x00000000 -
Soft reset.
aaaa = Subsystem ID
bb = SKU ID
cc = Assembly ID
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Verbs
Nodes 10, 11: DAC 1, 2 Widgets
The following table describes a stereo DAC.
Table 6: Node 10 and 11 Responses
Description
Verb ID
Parameter Response
Default Value
Comments
Get Converter Format 0xA
0x0000
0x0000aaaa
0x00000031 (P, W) aaaa = Converter format.
Set Converter Format 0x2
0xaaaa
0x00000000
-
Get Amplifier Gain
0xB80
0xBA0
0x00
0x00
0x000000aa
0x0000004A (P, W) •
•
aa = Right gain
aa = Left gain
Set Amplifier Gain
0x390
0x3A0
0x3B0
0xaa
0x00000000
-
aa = Right gain
aa = Left gain
aa = Right and left gain
Audio Widget DAC
0xF00
0x09
0x00000C1D -
DAC—analog.
PCM Size and Rate
0xF00
0x0A
0x000A0540 -
•
•
PCM Format
0xF00
0x0B
0x00000001
-
PCM only.
Supported Power
States
0xF00
0x0F
0x8000000F
-
EPSS, D0, D1, D2, and D3.
Get Output Amplifier
Capabilities
0xF00
0x12
0x80034A4A -
Get Power State
0xF05
0x00
0x00000abc
0x00000433 (P, W) • a = Settings reset
• b = Actual state
• c = Requested state
The settings reset is cleared by
this verb or any write to this
node.
Set Power State
0x705
0x0a
0x00000000
-
a = Requested state.
Get Converter
Stream and Channel
0xF06
0x00
0x000000ab
0x00000000
(P, R, V, W, D)
•
•
a = Stream
b = Channel position
Set Converter Stream 0x706
and Channel
0xab
0x00000000
-
•
•
a = Stream
b = Channel position
aaaa = Converter format.
•
•
•
•
•
•
16-bit and 24-bit
44.1kHz, 96kHz, and 192kHz
Mute, 1dB step
Step 74 is 0dB
74 of 80 steps are exposed
Get EAPD
0xF0C
0x00
0x0000000a
0x00000000 (P, W) a = Left/right swap.
Set EAPD
0x70C
0x0a
0x00000000
-
a = Left/right swap.
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Verbs
Node 12: PC Beep Generator Widget
The following table describes a beep generator.
Table 7: PC Beep Generator Responses
Description
Verb ID Parameter
Response
Default Value
Comments
Get Amplifier Gain
0xBA0
0x00
0x0000000a 0x00000003 (P, W)
aa = Left gain –24dB
Set Amplifier Gain
0x3A0
0x3B0
0xaa
0x00000000 -
•
•
Audio Widget PC Beep 0xF00
0x09
0x0070000C -
PC Beep generator with an
output amplifier.
Get Output Amplifier
Capabilities
0xF00
0x12
0x000F0707 -
4dB step, eight steps, and step
8 is –4dB.
Get Beep Generation
Control
0xF0A
0x00
0x000000aa 0x00000000 (P, W)
aa = Divider.
Set Beep Generation
Control
0x70A
0xaa
0x00000000 -
aa = Divider.
aa = Left gain
aa = Left gain
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Verbs
Node ID 13: ADC1 Widget
The following table describes a stereo ADC.
Table 8: Node ID 13 Responses
Description
Verb ID Parameter Response
Default Value
Comments
Get Converter Format
0xA
0x0000
0x0000aaaa 0x00000031 (P, W) aaaa = Converter format.
Set Converter Format
0x2
0xaaaa
0x00000000 -
Get Index 0 Amp Gain
0xB00
0xB20
0x00
0x000000aa 0x0000004A (P, W) •
•
0x000000aa
aa = Right gain
aa = Left gain
Get Index 1 Amp Gain
0xB00
0xB20
0x01
0x000000aa 0x0000004A (P, W) •
•
0x000000aa
aa = Right gain
aa = Left gain
Get Index 2 Amp Gain
0xB00
0xB20
0x02
0x000000aa 0x0000004A (P, W) •
•
0x000000aa
aa = Right gain
aa = Left gain
Get Index 3 Amp Gain
0xB00
0xB20
0x03
0x000000aa 0x0000004A (P, W) •
•
0x000000aa
aa = Right gain
aa = Left gain
Get Index 4 Amp Gain
0xB00
0xB20
0x04
0x000000aa 0x0000004A (P, W) •
•
0x000000aa
aa = Right gain
aa = Left gain
Get Index 5 Amp Gain
0xB00
0xB20
0x05
0x000000aa 0x0000004A (P, W) •
•
0x000000aa
aa = Right gain
aa = Left gain
Get Index 6 Amp Gain
0xB00
0xB20
0x06
0x000000aa 0x0000004A (P, W) •
•
0x000000aa
aa = Right gain
aa = Left gain
Set Index 0 Amp Gain
0x350
0x360
0x370
0xaa
0x00000000 -
•
•
•
aa = Right gain
aa = Left gain
aa = Left and right gain
Set Index 1 Amp Gain
0x351
0x361
0x371
0xaa
0x00000000 -
•
•
•
aa = Right gain
aa = Left gain
aa = Left and right gain
Set Index 2 Amp Gain
0x352
0x362
0x372
0xaa
0x00000000 -
•
•
•
aa = Right gain
aa = Left gain
aa = Left and right gain
Set Index 3 Amp Gain
0x353
0x363
0x373
0xaa
0x00000000 -
•
•
•
aa = Right gain
aa = Left gain
aa = Left and right gain
Set Index 4 Amp Gain
0x354
0x364
0x374
0xaa
0x00000000 -
•
•
•
aa = Right gain
aa = Left gain
aa = Left and right gain
Set Index 5 Amp Gain
0x355
0x365
0x375
0xaa
0x00000000 -
•
•
•
aa = Right gain
aa = Left gain
aa = Left and right gain
Set Index 6 Amp Gain
0x356
0x366
0x376
0xaa
0x00000000 -
•
•
•
aa = Right gain
aa = Left gain
aa = Left and right gain
Audio Widget
Capabilities
0xF00
0x09
0x00100D1B -
ADC—Analog.
PCM Size and Rate
0xF00
0x0A
0x000A0140 -
•
•
aaaa = Converter format.
16-bit and 24-bit
48kHz and 96kHz
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Table 8: Node ID 13 Responses (Continued)
Description
Verb ID Parameter Response
Default Value
Comments
PCM Format
0xF00
0x0B
0x00000001 -
PCM only.
Input Amplifier
Capabilities
0xF00
0x0D
0x8003504A -
Mute, 1db step, 80 steps, and
step 74 is 0db.
Connection Length
0xF00
0x0E
0x00000004 -
-
Supported Power States 0xF00
0x0F
0x8000000F -
EPSS, D0, D1, D2, and D3.
Get Connection Select
0xF01
0x00
0x0000000a 0x00000000 (P, W) a = Connection index.
Set Connection Select
0x701
0x0a
0x00000000 -
a = Connection index.
Get Connection List
0xF02
0x00
0x151A1918 -
•
•
18 = Port B input
19 = Headset microphone
1A = Digital mic1 input
15 = DAC mix
Get Connection List
0xF02
0x04
0x001F1E1D -
Get Power Sate
0xF05
0x00
0x00000abc 0x00000433 (P, W) •
•
•
•
a = Settings reset
b = Actual state
c = Requested state
The settings reset is cleared
by this verb or any write to
this node.
Set Power State
0x705
0x0a
0x00000000 -
•
a = Requested state.
Get Converter Stream/
Channel
0xF06
0x00
0x000000ab 0x00000000
(P, R, V, W, D)
•
•
a = Stream
b = Channel position
Set Converter Stream/
Channel
0x706
0xab
0x00000000 -
•
•
a = Stream
b = Channel position
•
1D = Port E input
1E = Port F input
1F = Digital mic2 input
Get EAPD
0xF0C
0x00
0x0000000a 0x00000000 (P, W) a = Left/right swap.
Set EAPD
0x70C
0x0a
0x00000000 -
a = Left/right swap.
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Verbs
Node ID 14: ADC2 Widget
The following table describes a stereo ADC.
Table 9: Node ID 14 Responses
Description
Verb ID Parameter Response
Get Converter Format
0xA
0x0000
0x0000aaaa 0x00000031 (P, W) aaaa = Converter format.
Default Value
Comments
Set Converter Format
0x2
0xaaaa
0x00000000 -
Get Index 0 Amp Gain
0xB00
0xB20
0x00
0x000000aa 0x0000004A (P, W) •
•
0x000000aa
aa = Right gain
aa = Left gain
Get Index 1 Amp Gain
0xB00
0xB20
0x01
0x000000aa 0x0000004A (P, W) •
•
0x000000aa
aa = Right gain
aa = Left gain
Get Index 2 Amp Gain
0xB00
0xB20
0x02
0x000000aa 0x0000004A (P, W) •
•
0x000000aa
aa = Right gain
aa = Left gain
Set Index 0 Amp Gain
0x350
0x360
0x370
0xaa
0x00000000 -
•
•
•
aa = Right gain
aa = Left gain
aa = Left and right gain
Set Index 1 Amp Gain
0x351
0x361
0x371
0xaa
0x00000000 -
•
•
•
aa = Right gain
aa = Left gain
aa = Left and right gain
Set Index 2 Amp Gain
0x352
0x362
0x372
0xaa
0x00000000 -
•
•
•
aa = Right gain
aa = Left gain
aa = Left and right gain
Audio Widget
Capabilities
0xF00
0x09
0x00100D1B -
ADC—Analog.
PCM Size and Rate
0xF00
0x0A
0x000A0140 -
•
•
PCM Format
0xF00
0x0B
0x00000001 -
PCM only.
Input Amplifier
Capabilities
0xF00
0x0D
0x8003504A -
Mute, 1db step, 80 steps, and
step 74 is 0db.
Connection Length
0xF00
0x0E
0x00000002 -
-
Supported Power States 0xF00
0x0F
0x8000000F -
EPSS, D0, D1, D2, and D3.
Get Connection Select
0xF01
0x00
0x0000000a 0x00000000 (P, W) a = Connection index.
Set Connection Select
0x701
0x0a
0x00000000 -
a = Connection index.
Get Connection List
0xF02
0x00
0x0000151A -
-
Get Power Sate
0xF05
0x00
0x00000abc 0x00000433 (P, W) •
•
•
•
a = Settings reset
b = Actual state
c = Requested state
The settings reset is cleared
by this verb or any write to
this node.
Set Power State
0x705
0x0a
0x00000000 -
•
a = Requested state.
Get Converter Stream/
Channel
0xF06
0x00
0x000000ab 0x00000000
(P, R, V, W, D)
•
•
a = Stream
b = Channel position
Set Converter Stream/
Channel
0x706
0xab
0x00000000 -
•
•
a = Stream
b = Channel position
Get EAPD
0xF0C
0x00
0x0000000a 0x00000000 (P, W) a = Left/right swap.
Set EAPD
0x70C
0x0a
0x00000000 -
aaaa = Converter format.
16-bit and 24-bit
48kHz and 96kHz
a = Left/right swap.
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Node ID 15: Mixer Widget
The following table describes a mixer widget.
Table 10: Node ID 15 Responses
Description
Verb ID Parameter Response
Default Value
Comment
Get Index 0 Amp Gain
0xB00
0xB20
0x00
0x000000aa
0x000000aa
0x00000000 (P, W) •
•
a = Right gain
a = Left gain
Get Index 1 Amp Gain
0xB00
0xB20
0x01
0x000000aa
0x000000aa
0x00000000 (P, W) •
•
a = Right gain
a = Left gain
Set Index 0 Amp Gain
0x350
0x360
0x370
0xaa
0x00000000
-
•
•
•
a = Right gain
a = Left gain
a = Left & Right gain
Set Index 1 Amp Gain
0x351
0x361
0x371
0xaa
0x00000000
-
•
•
•
a = Right gain
a = Left gain
a = Left & Right gain
Audio Widget Mixer
0xF00
0x09
0x0020050B
-
Mixer with input amplifier.
Input Amplifier Capabilities
0xF00
0x0D
0x80034A4A -
Mute, 1dB steps, 74 steps,
step 74 is 0dB.
Connection Length
0xF00
0x0E
0x00000002
-
Connected to two widgets.
Supported Power States
0xF00
0x0F
0x8000000F
-
EPSS, D0, D1, D2, and D3.
Get Connection List
0xF02
0x00
0x00001110
-
Connected to DAC1, DAC2.
Get Power Sate
0xF05
0x00
0x00000abc
0x00000433 (P, W) • a = Settings reset
• b = Actual state
• c = Requested state
The settings reset is cleared
by this verb or any write to
this node.
Set Power State
0x705
0x0a
0x00000000
-
a = Requested state.
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Node ID 16: Port A/Vendor Widget
The following table describes a pin widget that has selectable headphone or line drive and supports jack
sensing.
Table 11: Node ID 16 Responses
Description
Verb ID Parameter Response
Audio Widget Pin
0xF00
0x09
Default Value
0x00400581 0x00F00000
Comment
•
•
Pin—Analog
Vendor widget in UAJ
mode
Get Pin Capabilities
0xF00
0x0C
0x0001001C -
Output, HP, sense, EAPD.
Connection Length
0xF00
0x0E
0x00000002 -
Connected to 2.
Supported Power States
0xF00
0x0F
0x8000000F -
EPSS, D0, D1, D2, D3.
Get Connection
0xF01
0x00
0x0000000a 0x00000000 (P, W) DAC1 is selected.
Set Connection
0x701
0x0a
0x00000000 -
•
•
Get Connection List
0xF02
0x00
0x00001110
DAC1, DAC2.
Get Power Sate
0xF05
0x00
0x00000abc 0x00000433 (P, W) • a = Settings reset
• b = Actual state
• c = Requested state
The settings reset is cleared
by this verb or any write to
this node.
Set Power State
0x705
0x0a
0x00000000 -
Get Pin Control
0xF07
0x00
0x000000a0 0x000000C0 (P, W) a = Headphone and output
enable.
Set Pin Control
0x707
0xa0
0x00000000 -
Get Unsolicited Response
0xF08
0x00
0x000000aa 0x00000000 (P, W) aa = Unsolicited enable and
tag.
Set Unsolicited Response
0x708
0xaa
0x00000000 -
aa = Unsolicited enable and
tag.
Get Pin Sense
0xF09
0x00
0xa0000000 -
•
•
•
-
0 = DAC1
1 = DAC2
a = Requested state.
a = Headphone and output
enable.
a = Presence detect
8 = Present
0 = Missing
Get EAPD
0xF0C
0x00
0x0000000a 0x00000000 (P, W) a = EAPD.
Set EAPD
0x70C
0x0a
0x00000000 -
a = EAPD.
Get Default Config
0xF1C- 0x00
0xF1F
0xaabbccdd
•
•
•
•
Set Default Config 1
0x71C
0xaa
0x00000000 -
aa = Config 1.
Set Default Config 2
0x71D
0xaa
0x00000000 -
aa = Config 2.
Set Default Config 3
0x71E
0xaa
0x00000000 -
aa = Config 3.
Set Default Config 4
0x71F
0xaa
0x00000000 -
aa = Config 4.
0x0421401F (P)
aa = Config 4
bb = Config 3
cc = Config 2
dd = Config 1
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Node ID 17: Port G BTL Pin Widget
The following table describes a pin that accepts a stereo signal and drives stereo speakers.
Table 12: Node ID 17 Responses
Description
Verb ID Parameter Response
Audio Widget Pin
0xF00
0x09
Default Value
0x00400501 -
Comment
Pin—Analog.
Get Pin Capabilities
0xF00
0x0C
0x00010010 -
Output, EAPD.
Connection Length
0xF00
0x0E
0x00000002 -
Connected to 2.
Supported Power States
0xF00
0x0F
0x8000000F -
EPSS, D0, D1, D2, D3.
Get Connection
0xF01
0x00
0x0000000a 0x00000000 (P, W) DAC1 is selected.
Set Connection
0x701
0x0a
0x00000000 -
•
•
Get Connection List
0xF02
0x00
0x00001110
Connected to DAC1, DAC2.
Get Power Sate
0xF05
0x00
0x00000abc 0x00000433 (P, W) • a = Settings reset
• b = Actual state
• c = Requested state
The settings reset is cleared
by this verb or any write to
this node.
Set Power State
0x705
0x0a
0x00000000 -
Get Pin Control
0xF07
0x00
0x000000a0 0x00000040 (P, W) a = Output enable.
Set Pin Control
0x707
0xa0
0x00000000 -
Get EAPD
0xF0C
0x00
0x0000000a 0x00000000 (P, W) a = EAPD.
Set EAPD
0x70C
0x0a
0x00000000 -
a = EAPD.
Get Default Config
0xF1C- 0x00
0xF1F
0xaabbccdd
•
•
•
•
Set Default Config 1
0x71C
0xaa
0x00000000 -
aa = Config 1.
Set Default Config 2
0x71D
0xaa
0x00000000 -
aa = Config 2.
Set Default Config 3
0x71E
0xaa
0x00000000 -
aa = Config 3.
Set Default Config 4
0x71F
0xaa
0x00000000 -
aa = Config 4.
-
0x90170010 (P)
0 = DAC1
1 = DAC2
a = Requested state.
a = Output enable.
aa = Config 4
bb = Config 3
cc = Config 2
dd = Config 1
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Node ID 18: Port B Widget
Table 13 describes a stereo pin widget that can be configured to be a line input or microphone input. There
is a microphone boost control and micbias.
Table 13: Node ID 18 Responses
Description
Verb ID Parameter Response
Default Value
Comment
Get Amp Gain
0xB00
0xB20
0x00
0x000000aa
0x000000aa
0x00000000 (P, W) •
•
aa = Right gain
aa = Left gain
Set Amp Gain
0x350
0x360
0x370
0xaa
0x00000000
-
•
•
•
aa = Right gain
aa = Left gain
aa = Left and right gain
Audio Widget
Pin
0xF00
0x09
0x0040048B
0x0040058B
Default
UAJ Mode
•
•
Pin—Analog
Add connection list
Get Pin Capabilities
0xF00
0x0C
0x00001324
0x0001133C
-
Vref, input, jack sense.
Input Amp Capabilities
0xF00
0x0D
0x002F0300
-
12db step, four steps, and
step 0 is 0db.
Connection Length
0xF00
0x0E
0x00000002
-
Connected to 2.
Supported Power States
0xF00
0x0F
0x8000000F
-
EPSS, D0, D1, D2, and D3.
Get Connection
0xF01
0x00
0x0000000a
0x00000000 (P, W) DAC 1 is selected.
Set Connection
0x701
0x0a
0x00000000
-
•
•
Get Connection List
0xF02
0x00
0x00001110
-
DAC 1, 2.
Get Power Sate
0xF05
0x00
0x00000abc
0x00000433 (P, W) • a = Settings reset
• b = Actual state
• c = Requested state
The settings reset is cleared
by this verb or any write to
this node.
Set Power State
0x705
0x0a
0x00000000
-
Get Pin Control
0xF07
0x00
0x000000aa
0x00000000 (P, W) aa = Vref, input enable,
output, HP.
Set Pin Control
0x707
0xaa
0x00000000
-
Get Unsolicited Response
0xF08
0x00
0xaa
0x00000000 (P, W) aa = Unsolicited enable and
tag.
Set Unsolicited Response
0x708
0xaa
0x00000000
-
aa = Unsolicited enable and
tag.
Get Pin Sense
0xF09
0x00
0xa0000000
-
•
•
•
Get EAPD
0xF0C
0x00
0x0000000a
0x00000000 (P, W) a = EAPD.
Set EAPD
0x70C
0x0a
0x00000000
-
a = EAPD.
Get Default Config
0xF1C- 0x00
0xF1F
0xaabbccdd
0x048130F0 (P)
•
•
•
•
0 = DAC 1
1 = DAC 2
a = Requested state.
aa = Vref, input enable,
output, HP.
a = Presence detect
8 = Present
0 = Missing
aa = Config4
bb = Config3
cc = Config2
dd = Config1
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Table 13: Node ID 18 Responses (Continued)
Description
Verb ID Parameter Response
Default Value
Comment
Set Default Config 1
0x71C
0xaa
0x00000000
-
aa = Config1.
Set Default Config 2
0x71D
0xaa
0x00000000
-
aa = Config2.
Set Default Config 3
0x71E
0xaa
0x00000000
-
aa = Config3.
Set Default Config 4
0x71F
0xaa
0x00000000
-
aa = Config4.
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Node ID 19: Port D Widget
Table 14 describes a stereo pin widget that is a microphone input. There is a microphone boost control and
micbias.
Table 14: Node ID 19 Responses
Description
Verb ID Parameter Response
Default Value
Comment
Get Amp Gain
0xB00
0xB20
0x00
0x000000aa
0x000000aa
0x00000000 (P, W) •
•
aa = Right gain
aa = Left gain
Set Amp Gain
0x350
0x360
0x370
0xaa
0x00000000
-
•
•
•
aa = Right gain
aa = Left gain
aa = Left and right gain
Audio Widget
Pin
0xF00
0x09
0x0040048B
0x0040040B
Headset enabled
Pin—Analog.
Get Pin Capabilities
0xF00
0x0C
0x00001324
0x00001320
Headset enabled
•
•
Input Amp Capabilities
0xF00
0x0D
0x002F0300
-
12db step, four steps, and
step 0 is 0db.
Supported Power States
0xF00
0x0F
0x8000000F
-
EPSS, D0, D1, D2, and D3.
Get Power Sate
0xF05
0x00
0x00000abc
0x00000433 (P, W) • a = Settings reset
• b = Actual state
• c = Requested state
The settings reset is cleared
by this verb or any write to
this node.
Set Power State
0x705
0x0a
0x00000000
-
Get Pin Control
0xF07
0x00
0x000000aa
0x00000000 (P, W) aa = Vref, input enable.
Set Pin Control
0x707
0xaa
0x00000000
-
Get Unsolicited Response
0xF08
0x00
0xaa
0x00000000 (P, W) aa = Unsolicited enable and
tag.
Set Unsolicited Response
0x708
0xaa
0x00000000
-
aa = Unsolicited enable and
tag.
Get Pin Sense
0xF09
0x00
0xa0000000
-
•
•
•
a = Presence detect
8 = Present
0 = Missing
Get Default Config
0xF1C- 0x00
0xF1F
0xaabbccdd
0x04A190F0 (P)
•
•
•
•
aa = Config4
bb = Config3
cc = Config2
dd = Config1
Set Default Config 1
0x71C
0xaa
0x00000000
-
aa = Config1.
Set Default Config 2
0x71D
0xaa
0x00000000
-
aa = Config2.
Set Default Config 3
0x71E
0xaa
0x00000000
-
aa = Config3.
Set Default Config 4
0x71F
0xaa
0x00000000
-
aa = Config4.
Vref-in, jack sense
Vref-in
a = Requested state.
aa = Vref, input enable.
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Node ID 1A: Port C Widget
Port C is a stereo digital microphone.
Table 15: Node ID 1A Responses
Description
Verb ID Parameter Response
Default Value
Comment
Get Amp Gain
0xB00
0xB20
0x00
0x000000aa
0x000000aa
0x00000000 (P, W) •
•
aa = Right gain
aa = Left gain
Set Amp Gain
0x350
0x360
0x370
0xaa
0x00000000
-
•
•
•
aa = Right gain
aa = Left gain
aa = Left and right gain
Audio Widget
Pin
0xF00
0x09
0x0040040B
Headset enabled
Pin—Analog.
Get Pin Capabilities
0xF00
0x0C
0x00000020
Headset enabled
Input only.
Input Amp Capabilities
0xF00
0x0D
0x002F0300
-
12db step, four steps, and
step 0 is 0db.
Supported Power States
0xF00
0x0F
0x8000000F
-
EPSS, D0, D1, D2, and D3.
Get Power Sate
0xF05
0x00
0x00000abc
0x00000433 (P, W) • a = Settings reset
• b = Actual state
• c = Requested state
The settings reset is cleared
by this verb or any write to
this node.
Set Power State
0x705
0x0a
0x00000000
-
Get Pin Control
0xF07
0x00
0x000000aa
0x00000000 (P, W) a = Input enable.
Set Pin Control
0x707
0xaa
0x00000000
-
a = Input enable.
Get Default Config
0xF1C- 0x00
0xF1F
0xaabbccdd
0x90A700F0 (P)
•
•
•
•
Set Default Config 1
0x71C
0xaa
0x00000000
-
aa = Config1.
Set Default Config 2
0x71D
0xaa
0x00000000
-
aa = Config2.
Set Default Config 3
0x71E
0xaa
0x00000000
-
aa = Config3.
Set Default Config 4
0x71F
0xaa
0x00000000
-
aa = Config4.
a = Requested state.
aa = Config4
bb = Config3
cc = Config2
dd = Config1
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Node ID 20: DAC 3—Sony/Philips Digital Interface Format (S/PDIF) Output Widget
The following table describes an S/PDIF DAC that supports 16-bit and 24-bit widths, and a 48kHz sample
rate.
Table 16: Node ID 20 Responses
Description
Verb ID Parameter Response
Default Value
Comment
Get Converter Format
0xA
0x0000
0x0000aaaa 0x00000031 (P, W) aaaa = Converter format.
Set Converter Format
0x2
0xaaaa
0x00000000 -
aaaa = Converter format.
Audio Widget S/PDIF
0xF00
0x09
0x00000611 -
DAC—Digital stereo.
PCM Size and Rate
0xF00
0x0A
0x000E05E0 -
•
•
PCM Format
0xF00
0x0B
0x00000005 -
PCM and AC-3.
Supported Power
States
0xF00
0x0F
0x8000000F -
EPSS, D0, D1, D2, and D3.
Get Power State
0xF05
0x00
0x00000abc 0x00000433 (P, W) • a = Settings reset
• b = Actual state
• c = Requested state
The settings reset is cleared by
this verb or any write to this node.
Set Power State
0x705
0x0a
0x00000000 -
a = Requested state.
Get Converter Stream/ 0xF06
Channel
0x00
0x000000ab 0x00000000
(P, R, V, W, D)
•
•
a = Stream
b = Channel
Set Converter Stream/ 0x706
Channel
0xab
0x00000000 -
•
•
a = Stream
b = Channel
Get Digital Converter
Control
0xF0D
0xF0E
0x00
0xaabbccdd
Set Digital Control 1
0x70D
0xaa
0x00000000 -
aa = Header information.
Set Digital Control 2
0x70E
0xaa
0x00000000 -
aa = Category code.
Set Digital Control 3
0x73E
0xaa
0x00000000 -
aa = IEC coding type and keep
alive enable.
Set Digital Control 4
0x73F
0x00
0x00000000 -
Reserved, read as 0.
0x00000000 (P, W) •
•
•
•
16-bit and 24-bit
48K, 96K, and 192K sample
rates
aa = Reserved
bb = Coding mode
cc = Category code
dd = Header information
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Node ID 21: Port I S/PDIF Output Widget
The following table describes a digital output pin.
Table 17: Node ID 21 Responses
Description
Verb ID Parameter Response
Default Value
Comment
Audio Widget
Pin
0xF00
-
Pin—Digital.
0x09
0x00400701
Get Pin Capabilities
0xF00
0x0C
0x00000010
-
Output.
Connection Length
0xF00
0x0E
0x00000001
-
-
Supported Power States
0xF00
0x0F
0x8000000F
-
EPSS, D0, D1, D2, and D3.
Get Connection
0xF01
0x00
0x0000000a
0x00000000 (P, W) S/PDIF DAC is selected.
Set Connection
0x701
0x0a
0x00000000
-
0 = S/PDIF DAC.
Get Connection List
0xF02
0x00
0x00000020
-
Connects to S/PDIF DAC.
Get Power Sate
0xF05
0x00
0x00000abc
0x00000433 (P, W) • a = Settings reset
• b = Actual state
• c = Requested state
The settings reset is cleared
by this verb or any write to
this node.
Set Power State
0x705
0x0a
0x00000000
-
Get Pin Control
0xF07
0x00
0x000000a0
0x00000000 (P, W) a = Output enable.
Set Pin Control
0x707
0xa0
0x00000000
-
a = Output enable.
Get Default Config
0xF1C- 0x00
0xF1F
0xaabbccdd
0x044510F0 (P)
•
•
•
•
Set Default Config 1
0x71C
0xaa
0x00000000
-
aa = Config1.
Set Default Config 2
0x71D
0xaa
0x00000000
-
aa = Config2.
Set Default Config 3
0x71E
0xaa
0x00000000
-
aa = Config3.
Set Default Config 4
0x71F
0xaa
0x00000000
-
aa = Config4.
a = Requested state.
aa = Config4
bb = Config3
cc = Config2
dd = Config1
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Unsolicited Messages
Node 1B: Vendor-Specific Widget
This node describes the EQ, DRC, and other registers that are available in this device. Refer to the BIOS
Guide document for details.
Node 1C: Vendor-Specific Widget
This node describes the vendor-specific registers. Refer to the BIOS Guide document for details.
Unsolicited Messages
Audio Unsolicited Messages
Table 18 describes all possible bit coding and sources of unsolicited messages for the AFG. The tag
comes from the unsolicited message tag stored in the node that generated the event. When the bus is
inactive, a wake event is generated and the unsolicited response is sent after the bus becomes active per
Intel's High Definition Audio Specification, Revision 1.0a.
Table 18: Audio Unsolicited Messages
Node ID
Description
Node 1
GPIO state change.
Node 16
Port A jack change (sense pin).
Node 18
Port B jack change (sense pin).
Node 19
Port D jack change (headset logic).
Node 1D
Port E jack change (sense pin).
Node 1E
Port F jack change (sense pin).
-
Headset button events.
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Ordering Information
Ordering Information
Table 19: Ordering Information
Model/Order/Part Numbers
AudioSmart
Class-D
Operating
Temperature
Device
Order Number
Audio CODEC
Part Number
CX20722-11Z
CX20722
-11Z
42-QFN, 5x5
Yes
0 to 70°C
CX21722-11Z
CX21722
-11Z
42-QFN, 5x5
No
0 to 70°C
Revision
Audio CODEC
Package Type
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