The ES2839/ES2840 is a high-performance, two-chip, hostbased modem solution that delivers high connectivity and
throughput, using a solid-state DAA instead of a traditional
transformer DAA. The chipset consists of the ES2839 TeleDrive
modem chip and the ES2840, its accompanying high-voltage,
solid-state DAA device. Together, the ES2839 and ES2840
devices comprise a very low-cost modem solution for add-in
cards, desktops, and notebooks.
The ES2839 modem is capable of send/receive data and fax,
supports telephone answering machine (TAM), and is capable of
data/fax/voice call discrimination. With its built-in ACPI and
wake-on-ring support, the ES2839, plus the ES2840,
D3
cold
forms an ideal modem solution for notebooks and batteryoperated devices.
The ES2839 includes a PCI bus interface, codec, and lowvoltage, solid-state DAA. It also includes ADC and DAC
conversions of modem/voice signal data and provides the
interface and control logic needed to transfer data between its
serial I/O terminals and the PCI interface.
The ES2840, the high-voltage DAA device, handles the linemonitoring and filtering functions, while also protecting the
signaling characteristics, performing all AC and DC functions,
and interfacing with the line side of tip and ring operations.
The ES2839/2840 modem solution meets all requirements for
Microsoft WHQL certification, as well as V.250, V.251, and V.253
commands
The ES2839 is available in a 100-pin low-profile quad flat pack
(LQFP) package. The ES2840 is available in an industrystandard 20-pin super small outline pack (SSOP) package.
Product Brief
FEATURES
• V.90/V.92 analog data/fax/TAM modem
• Data mode capabilities:
—–V.90/V.92: 56 kbps
—–ITU-T V.34: 33.6 kbps and fallbacks
• Fax mode capabilities:
—–ITU-T V.17, V.29, V.27ter, and V.21ch2
—–Group 3 (TIA/EIA-578 Class 1 and Class 2)
• Requires minimum 166-MHz Pentium with MMX technology
• PC99/PC2001-compliant with support for V.250, V.251, and
V.253 commands
• V.80 (H.324 software-stack-compatible)
• Buzzer generator feature generates oscillation on handshaking
• Caller ID
• Data/fax/voice call discrimination
• Worldwide homologation
• Compliant with ACPI 1.0 and PCI Power Management Interface
1.0, supporting the D3
• 16-bit ADC and DAC with built-in anti-aliasing and
reconstruction filters
• Separate analog (5V) and digital (3.3V with 5V tolerance for
digital circuits) power supplies
• Internal PLL, requiring a lower frequency crystal for 18.816-MHz
input
• EEPROM interface for subsystem vendor ID
• Supports Microsoft Windows Unimodem V and TAPI
specifications
• Supports Microsoft Windows 98/SE/ME/2000
• Supports Microsoft Windows NT 4.0
wake-on-ring
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SYSTEM BLOCK DIAGRAM
Figure 1 shows the ES2839/ES2840 system block diagram.
ES2839 HSP MODEM
I/F
LOW-VOLTAGE
DAA
MC‘97
CODEC
XTAL
Figure 1 ES2839/ES2840 System Block Diagram
VOLTAGE DAA
ES2840 HIGH-
PHONE
LINE
PCI AND
MINI PCI
BUS
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EEPROM
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PINOUT
Figure 2 shows the ES2839 and ES2840 pinout diagrams.
Table 1 lists the ES2839 pin descriptions, and Table 2 lists the
ES2840 pin descriptions.
Table 1 ES2839 Pin Descriptions
NamePin NumberI/ODefinitions
C/BE3:0#
IDSEL2IInitialization device select, active-high. This pin is used as a chip select during PCI configuration read and write cycles.
GND
AD31:0
VDD
FRAME#
IRDY#
TRDY#
DEVSEL#
STOP#
PAR
SEDO42ISerial EPROM data output pin with internal pullup.
SEDI43OSerial EPROM data input.
SECLK44OSerial EPROM data clock input pin with internal pulldown.
SECS45OSerial EPROM chip select pin with internal pulldown.
PF[9:7],
PF[5:4] and
PF[2]
LCS/PF3
DSPK/PF1157I/ODSPK/PF11 modem speaker digital output.
OSCI59I18.816-MHz crystal oscillator input.
OSCO60O18.816-MHz crystal oscillator output.
D[6:5]63, 64I/OIsolation signal outputs.
AVDD65, 82PAnalog voltage pins [AVDD (5V)].
AGND68, 81GAnalog ground.
NC66, 67, 75, 76INo connect.
KRXP69OLow-voltage DAA analog differential positive output.
KRXN70OLow-voltage DAA analog differential negative output.
RXN71ICodec analog differential negative input. The DC level is Vcm, and the full-scale input is either 0.22 Vp-p ±5% or 1.1V
RXP72ICodec analog differential positive input. The DC level is Vcm, and the full-scale input is either 0.22 Vp-p ±5% or 1.1V
VREF73OVoltage reference bypass. Has a range of 1.2356V±5%. Bypass to AGND with 0.1-µF ceramic chip capacitor parallel
VCM74OCommon mode voltage bypass. Has a range of 2.16V±5%. Bypass to AGND with 0.1-µF ceramic chip capacitor parallel
KTXP77ILow-voltage DAA analog differential positive input.
1, 13, 21, 31I/OMultiplexed bus command/byte enable pins. These pins indicate cycle type during the address phase of a transaction.
3, 15, 22, 41,
52, 61, 64, 91
4:11, 23:30,
33:40, 92:99,
12, 32, 46, 51,
58, 89, 100
14I/OCycle frame, active-low. The current PCI bus master drives this pin to indicate the beginning and duration of a
16I/OInitiator ready, active-low. The current PCI bus master drives this pin to indicate that, as the initiator, it is ready to transmit
17I/OTarget ready, active-low. The current PCI bus master drives this pin to indicate that, as the target device, it is ready to
18I/ODevice select, active-low. The PCI bus target device drives this pin to indicate that it has decoded the address of the
19I/OStop transaction, active-low. The current PCI bus target drives this pin active to indicate a request to the master to stop
20I/OParity, active-high. Indicates even parity across AD[31:0] and C/BE[3:0]# for both address and data phases. The signal is
47, 49, 50,
55:53,
48ILocal current sense input, pulled to ground through 4.7k Ω resistor. Otherwise, is PF# general-purpose programmable
They indicate active-low byte enable information for the current data phase during the data phases of a transaction.
These pins are inputs during slave operation and outputs during bus mastering operation.
G
Digital ground.
I/O
Address and data pins AD31:0.
P
Digital voltage pins [VDD (3.3V)].
transaction.
or receive data (and complete the current data phase).
transmit or receive data (and complete the current data phase)
current transaction as its own chip select range.
the current transaction.
delayed one PCI clock from either the address or data phase for which parity is generated.
I/OPF2, PF4, PF5, and PF[7:9] general-purpose programmable bidirectional flag pins. Can be used for interfacing with a
telephone or other device, performing such functions as phone-off-hook, phone-on-hook, ring, and caller ID. Refer to pin
descriptions of pins 48 and 57 for preprogrammed telephone interface pins.
flag I/O pin.
p-p±5%, depending on the gain setting.
p-p±5%, depending on the gain setting.
with 10-µF tantalum capacitor.
with 10-µF tantalum capacitor.
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Table 1 ES2839 Pin Descriptions (Continued)
NamePin NumberI/ODefinitions
KTXN78ILow-voltage DAA analog differential negative input
TXN79OCodec negative analog output. The DC level is Vcm, and the full-scale ac output is 2.8V p-p±5%. The maximum loading
TXP80OCodec positive analog output. The DC level is Vcm, and the full-scale ac output is 2.8V p-p±5%. The maximum loading is
VAUX
PF084IPulled to VDD through a 4.7k Ω resistor.
PME#85OPower management enable interrupt output to wake up the system.
VAUXP
RST#87IActive-low ES2839 reset input.
INTA#88O
PCICLK90ISystem bus clock input.
83IPower to device during implementation of the D3
86IV
is 1k Ω, in parallel with 20 pF for modem applications. For audio applications with low-impedance load, the maximum
distortion-free (THD <–60-db) current is 10 mA rms.
1k Ω, in parallel with 20 pF for modem applications. For audio applications with low-impedance load, the maximum
distortion-free (THD <–60-db) current is 10 mA rms.
state required by PCI Power Management Interface specification.
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support detection. V
AUX
driven low.
Interrupt request, active-low. This pin is the level triggered interrupt pin dedicated to servicing internal device interrupt
sources.
pin is driven high to indicate that ACPI is supported with D3
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state. No support when
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Table 2 ES2840 Pin Descriptions
NamesPin NumbersI/O
CLIM1I/OComplex impedance termination pulldown.
D[1:2], D[5:6]2:3, 8:9IIsolation signal inputs.
VDR4PDC supply input.
D[3:4]5, 6OIsolation signal outputs.
LCOM7OLine side common ground reference.
CPX, CPX\10, 11I/ODC current limit mode pulldown (pin 10) and 600Ω impedance termination pull-down (pin 11)
SET12ODC reference filter.
TER[2:1]13, 14I/OVoltage termination controls.
IN{A:B]15, 16IRing and Caller ID signal inputs.
LINEI, LINE17, 18ILine AC signal input (pin 17) and line DC signal input (pin 18).
GAIN19OTransmit gain control.
TOUT20 OTransmit gain output.
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