Mitsubishi M65863FP Datasheet

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Dolby Digital Decoder

M65863FP

Product Note

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M65863FP is a single device. The device decodes AC-3 bitstreams into PCM audio. Dolby Digital (AC-3) is a multi-channel audio coding algorithm developed by Dolby Laboratories, Inc.

• Decoding

1) 5.1 ch AC-3 bitstream

2) Dolby Pro Logic*1 encoded 2ch Dolby Digital (AC-3) bitstream

3) Dolby Pro Logic encoded 2ch PCM data

• All input combinations from 1 to 5.1 channels

• Output : mono 5.1 surround

• Sampling rates : 32kHz, 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz and 96 kHz (96 kHz is for linear PCM only)

• Supports a maximum bit rate of 640 kbps at a full service (up to 448 kbps when 32 kHz sampling rates)

• 2 DIR (Digital Audio Interface Receiver)/ADC input interfaces

• Serial input bitstream interface for DEMUX

• PCM output interface

Standard 3-wire DAC output interface (data,clock,LR clock), 16/18/20/24 bit DAC word size

• Supports IEC958 digital audio output for Dolby Digital (AC-3) data stream

• I2C*2 interface and clocked serial (4 line) interface for host microcontroller

• Generates audio test noise

• 2nd DSP I/F (twice higher PCM transfer rate)

• Controllable dynamic range compression

• Programmable center and surround channel delays

• Dialogue level control

• No external memory required (M65863FP doos not have memory space for surround delay)

Dolby, Dolby Digital (AC-3), and Pro Logic are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corp. Available only to licensees of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation, San Francisco, CA 94111, USA, (415) 5580200, from whom licensing and application information must be obtained.

*2 Phillips Semiconductors, "I2C bus specification",January,1992

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Chapter 1

Features

This Audio Decoder for Dolby Digital (AC-3)

Analog

IEC958

ADC

DIR

M65863FP

IEC958

DAC

I C/Clocked serial

Figure 1.1 M65863FP Configuration Diagram (DIR I/F)

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MCU

DSP

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Video

Decoder

DEMUX

M65863FP

Audio

IEC958

I C/Clocked serial

MCU

Figure 1.2 M65963FP Configuration Diagram (DEMUX I/F)

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MCU Interface

Processor Clock

DAC/DSP Interface

Digital Audio Interface

Audio Master Clock Interface

Main/Sub Chip Interface

TOP VIEW

(package 68P6S-A)

VDD5V

DIRX

DOTX

GND

VDD3V

ACLK1

ADATA1

ALRCK1

GND

_AMUT

ACLKS

ADATA

ADVLDS

_ADREQ

SYNCRST

RSYCREQ

CCLK

CDATA

ASOUT

VDD5V

BCLK

LRCK

2LRCK

PLL3

PLL2

VDD3V

PLLGND

MCLKSI[1]

MCLKSI[0]

VDD5V

PLL1

PCLK

PVCO

VDD3V

PLLVCC

GND

2BCLK

DEMUX Interface

DIR/ADC Interface

Audio Master Clock Selection

GND

PIN1

PIN68

PIN34

PIN35

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Chapter 2

Device Overview

The figure 2.1 show the M65863FP I/O interface.

HSCL/SCK

GND

HSDA/SI

NC/_SS

NC/SO

MCUSEL

VDD5V

GND

DIRSTAT

DECSTAT

CHIPMOD

VDD5V

_RST

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GND

MCLKI

VDD5V

DEMPH

ACLK2

ALRCK2

ADATA2

VDD5V

MCLKO

HMCLKO

Figure 2.1 M65863FP I/O Interface

DOLR

DOCW

GND

DOSS

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Chapter 3

Input/Output Pins

Table 3.1 shows input/output pins. "low active" pins are added "_" to tail of pin name (ex. _AERR).

Table 3.1 Input/Output Pins

Pin Name Pins I/O Out Voltage Description

1 VDD5V 7 - Voltage supply 5V (I/O)

2 ASOUT 1 I/O 2mA D5

3 CDATA 1 I/O 2mA D5

4 CCLK 1 I/O 2mA D5 5 RSYCREQ 1 O 2mA D5 Indication of sync word lock condition 6 SYNCRST 1 I D5 Sync world detection start signal 7 ADVLDS 1 I D5 Indication of valid data 8 ADATAS 1 I D5 Data input from DEMUX

9 ACLKS 1 I D5 Clock input from DEMUX 10 VDD3V 3 - Voltage supply 3.3V 11 GND 7 I GND 12 VDD5V 13 _ADREQ 1 O 2mA D5 Data Request for DEMUX 14 _AMUTE 1 I D5 15 DOTX 1 O 2mA D5 Digital audio interface IEC958 output 16 DIRX 1 I D5 Digital audio interface IEC958 input 17 ALRCK1 1 I D5 L/R clock from DIR/ADC 18 ACLK1 1 I D5 Data from DIR 19 ADATA1 1 I D5 Bit clock from DIR/ADC 20 GND 21 VDD5V 22 DEMPH 1 I D5 De-emphasis control 23 ALRCK2 1 I D5 L/R clock from DIR/ADC 24 ACLK2 1 I D5 Bit clock from DIR 25 ADATA2 1 I D5 Data from DIR 26 MCLKI 1 I D5 Audio master clock input 27 GND 28 VDD5V 29 MCLKO 1 I D5 Audio master clock output 30 HMCLKO 1 I D5 Audio master clock output (1/2MCLKI) 31 DOLR 1 O 2mA D5 PCM output for L ch and R ch 32 DOCW 1 O 2mA D5 PCM output for C channel SW ch 33 DOSS 1 O 2mA D5 PCM output for SL ch and SR ch

Indication of audio data output timing (main chip output / sub chip input)

Dynamic range compression data input from sub chip / output to main chip

Dynamic range compression data transfer clock input from sub chip / output to main chip

Mute sound0 (0 : Mute ON, 1 : Mute OFF)

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Pin Name Pins I/O Out Voltage Description

34 GND 35 VDD5V 36 BCLK 1 O 4mA D5 Bit clock for PCM output 37 LRCK 1 O 4mA D5 LR clock for PCM output 38 2LRCK 1 O 2mA D5 LR clock for 2nd DSP 39 2BCLK 1 O 2mA D5 Bit clock for 2nd DSP 40 VDD3V 41 PLLGND 1 - GND for PLL 42 PVCO 1 O P3.3 Processor clock output for crystal

43 PCLK 1 I P3.3 Processor clock input 44 PLL1 1 I/O

45 PLL2 1 I/O 46 PLL3 1 I/O 47 PLLVCC 1 - P3.3 VDD for PLL 48 GND 49 GND 50 GND 51 GND

52 MCLSI[0] 2 I D5

MCLSI[1]

53 54 VDD3V 55 VDD5V 56 _RST 1 I D5 Reset 57 CHIPMOD 1 I D5 Chip mode 58 DECSTAT 1 O 2mA D5 Decode status (Normal : 1, Error : 0) 59 GND 60 DIRSTAT 1 O 2mA D5 (AC-3 : 1, PCM : 0) 61 MCUSEL 1 I D5 MCU I/F Selection (Clocked serial : 0, I2C : 1) 62 VDD5V 63 _NC/SS 1 I D5 64 ADR/SO 1 O 4mA D5 65 HSDA/SI 1 I/O 4mA D5 66 HSCL/SCK 1 I/O 4mA D5 67 GND 68 GND

Selection of audio master clock ([0:1] = 00 : 512fs, 01 : 384fs, 10 : 256fs, 11 : Reserved)

Note) D5 : Degital 5V I/O

P3.3 : PLL oscillation I/O

ACLK1 Bit clock input for DIR/ADC input (Line 1). ADATA1 Data input for DIR/ADC interface (Line 1). Latched at the rising edge of ACLK1. ALRCK1 LR clock input for DIR/ADC interface (Line 1). ACLK2 Bit clock input for DIR/ADC input (Line 2). ADATA2 Data input for DIR/ADC interface (Line 2). Latched at the rising edge of ACLK2. ALRCK2 LR clock input for DIR/ADC interface (Line 2) ACLKS Clock for DEMUX interface.

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Data enable instruction for DEMUX interface. Data is input when this signal is enabled

(0). _ADREQ Used in the data transmission control of DEMUX interface. SYNCRST Synchronization lock cancel signal. M65863FP starts detecting sync word when this

signal is disabled. RSYCREQ SYNCRST request signal which is enabled when M65863FP comes out of

synchronization. _AMUTE Audio mute output signal. Output is muted when this signal is enabled (0). This signal is

valid for both DIR/ADC interface and DEMUX interface.

DOLR PCM output terminal. When control register dspif is 0, L and R channel data are output.

When dspif is 1, L, R, C and SW channel data are output. DOCW PCM output terminal. When control register dspif is 0, C and SW channel data are

output. When dspif is 1, SL and SR channel data are output. DOSS PCM output terminal. When control register dspif is 0, SL and SR channel data are

output. BCLK Bit clock output. LRCK LR clock output. 2BCLK Double-rate bit clock. Used in DSP interface. 2LRCK Double-rate LR clock. Used in DSP interface.

CHIPMOD Specifies the chip mode. Decodes the main service when 0, and decodes the associate

service when 1. Select decoding of main service when it is not necessary to decode dual

streams. CCLK Transmission clock used in data transmission between main and sub chips during dual-

stream decoding. Sub chip becomes the clock master. This is valid only when control

valid only when control register asmix is 1. ASOUT Synchronization signal for dual-stream output. CCLK, CDATA and ASOUT terminals

may be open when dual-stream decoding is not required (when control register asmix is

0).

MCUSEL Selects which of synchronized serial and I2C is to be used as MCU interface.

Synchronized serial is selected when this is 0, and I2C is selected when 1. HSCL/SCK Becomes data transmission clock input in either case of I2C or synchronized serial. HSDA/SI Becomes data input/output terminal in the case of I2C, and data input terminal in the case

of synchronized serial. ADR/SO Becomes chip address selection terminal in the case of I2C, and data output terminal in

the case of synchronized serial. _NC/SS Becomes enable signal in the case of synchronized serial. In the case of I2C, this may be

left open because it is not used.

MCLKI Audio master clock input. MCLSI [0:1] Indicates whether the audio master clock which is input from MCLKI is 512 fs, 384 fs or

256 fs. Only 384 fs or 256 fs can be selected when the sampling frequency is 96kHz. MCLKO Audio master clock output which gives MCLKI as through-output.

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ADATAS Data input for DEMUX interface. Latched at the rising edge of ACLKS. _AVLDS

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Enabled when control register demph is 10, turning de-emphasis ON when this is 0, and

de-emphasis OFF when 1. DECSTAT Indicates the current decoding status: 1 during normal decoding and 0 at a time of error. DIRSTAT Indicates the current DIR input stream: 1 in the case of Dolby Digital AC-3 input, 0 in the

case of PCM input.

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HMCLKO Audio master clock output which gives MCLKI at 1/2-divided frequency.

DIRX Digital audio interface IEC958 input. DOTX Digital audio interface IEC958 output.

DEMPH

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Dual stream (main effect and Associate service) can be decoded with 2 M65863FP. In the case, the register addresses for a main chip (which decodes main effect) and those for a sub chip (which decodes associate service) are different. In the following sections, only the register address for a main chip will be shown. For a sub chip you should add h'40 to the corresponding register address for a main chip. For a example, the address of the control register "synclock" is h'14 for a main chip and h'54 for a sub chip. In this may, the address range will be following.

Main chip : h'00~h'3f Sub chip : h'40~h'7f

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Chapter 4 Registers

Table 4.1 shows the registers overview.

Table 4.1 Registers Overview

Dolby Digital (AC-3) Bitstream Information 13 • Synchronization Information

• Bitstream Information IEC958 Burst Information 1 • IEC958 Burst Information Status 6 • CRC Result

• Synchronization Condition

• Pointer to the input buffer Control 36 • I/O Signals Control

• Decoding Status Control

• Channel delay control

• Dynamic Range Control

• Pro Logic Control

• Calibration Noise Control

• Mute Control

• IEC958 Category code input Test 1 • Monitor of overflow and underflow

• Register Address

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s field indicates nominal bit rate. This code is used along with the sample rate code to determine the

number of bytes per frame.

address h'01

Bitstream Identification (bsid) 5 bits This field contains the version number of the coder syntax. M65863FP only supports 0 to 8.

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4.1 Dolby Digital (AC-3) Bitstream Information Registers

Table 4.2 shows Dolby Digital (AC-3) bitstream information registers.

Table 4.2 Dolby Digital (AC-3) Bitstream Information Registers

bit

Address 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 R/W

h'00 frmsizecod fscod R h'01 bsmod bsid R h'02 origbs copyrightb lfeon dsurmod acmod R h'03 compre dynrnge dialnorm R h'04 compr R h'05 langcod R h'06 dynrng R h'07 audprodie roomtyp mixlevel R h'08 compr2e dynrng2e dialnorm2 R

h'09 compr2 R h'0A langcod2 R h'0B dynrng2 R h'0C audprodi2e roomtyp2 mixlevel2 R

address h'00

Sample Rate Code (fscod) 2 bits This field indicates sampling rate according to the following table.

fscod Sampling Rate

0 0 48 kHz 0 1 44.1 kHz 1 0 32 kHz 1 1 Reserved

Frame Size Code(frmsizecod) 6 bits Thi

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When acmod is 010, these bits indicate whether or not the program has been encoded in Dolby Surround.

If this bit has a value of 1, the sub-woofer channel is on. If this bit has a value of 0, the sub-woofer channel is off.

Copyright Bit (copyrightb) 1 bit If this bit has a value of 1, the bitstream is protected by copyright. If this bit has a value of 0, the bitstream is not protected by copyright.

Original Bitstream (origbs) 1 bit If this bit has a value of 1, this bitstream is an original bitstream. If this bit has a value of 0, this bitstream is a copy of another bitstream.

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Bitstream Mode(bsmod) 3 bits This field indicates the type of service that the bitstream conveys as defined by the following table.

bsmod acmod Type of Service

0 0 0 any Main audio service : complete main (CM) 0 0 1 any Main audio service : music and effects (ME) 0 1 0 any Associated service : visually impaired (VI) 0 1 1 any Associated service : hearing impaired (HI) 1 0 0 any Associated service : dialogue (D) 1 0 1 any Associated service : commentary (C) 1 1 0 any Associated service : emergency (E) 1 1 1 0 0 1 Associated service : voice-over (VO) 1 1 1 0 1 0 ~ 1 1 1 Main audio service : karaoke

address h'02

Audio Coding Mode (acmod) 3 bits This field indicates channel array for audio service.

acmod Audio Coding Mode Channel Array Ordering

0 0 0 1+1 [Ch1,Ch2] 0 0 1 1/0 [C] 0 1 0 2/0 [L,R] 0 1 1 3/0 [L,C,R] 1 0 0 2/1 [L,R,S] 1 0 1 3/1 [L,C,R,S] 1 1 0 2/2 [L,R,SL,SR] 1 1 1 3/2 [L,C,R,SL,SR]

Dolby Surround Mode (dsurmod) 2 bits

dsurmod Indication

0 0 Not indicated 0 1 NOT Dolby Surround encoded 1 0 Dolby Surround encoded 1 1 Reserved

Low Frequency Effects ch On (lfeon) 1 bit

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If this bit is a 1, this bitstream has compression gain word which can use heavy dynamic range compression.

address h'04

Compression Gain Word (compr) 8 bits If compre is a 1, this field indicates scale for the reproduced audio level in order to reproduce a very narrow dynamic range.

address h'05

Language Code (langcod) 8 bits This field indicates the audio service language. If the language code doesn't exist in bitstream, this value indicates h'00.

address h'06

Dynamic Range Gain Word (dynrng) 8 bits If dynrnge is a 1, this field indicates the scale of the reproduced audio level in order to reproduce an ordinary dynamic range.

address h'07

Mixing Level (mixlevel) 5 bits This field contains the acoustic sound pressure level of the dialogue level of the final audio mixing session.

Room Type (roomtyp) 2 bits This field indicates the type of mixing room used for the final audio mixing session.

If this bit is a 1, this bitstream has a dynamic range gain word for ch2 when acmod indicates dual mono mode (acmod=000). Compression Gain Word Exists, Ch2 (compr2e) 1 bit If this bit is a 1,this bitstream has a compression gain word for ch2 when acmod indicates dual mono

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address h'03

Dialogue Normalization (dialnorm) 5 bits This field contains how far the average dialogue level is below digital 100%.

Dynamic Range Gain Word Exists (dynrnge) 1 bit If this bit is a 1, this bitstream has dynamic range gain word which can use dynamic range compression.

Heavy dynamic range Compression Code Exists (compre) 1 bit

roomtyp Type of Mixing Room

0 0 Not indicated 0 1 Large room. X curve monitor 1 0 Small room. flat monitor 1 1 Reserved

Audio Production Information Exists (audprodie) 1 bit If this bit is a 1,this bitstream has mixing level data and room type data.

address h'08

Dialogue Normalization, Ch2 (dianorm2) 5 bits This field contains dialogue normalization for ch2 when acmod indicates dual mono mode (acmod=000).

Dynamic Range Gain Word Exists, Ch2 (dynrng2e) 1 bit

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This field indicates dynamic range gain word for ch2 when acmod indicates dual mono mode (acmod=000).

address h'0C

Mixing Level, Ch2 (mixlevel2) 5 bits This field contains mixing level for ch2 when acmod indicates dual mono mode (acmod=000).

Room Type, Ch2 (roomtyp2) 2 bits This field contains room type for ch2 when acmod indicates dual mono mode (acmod=000).

Audio Production Information Exists, Ch2 (audprodi2e) 1 bit This bit indicates audio production information for ch2 when acmod indicates dual mono mode (acmod=000).

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mode (acmod=000).

address h'09

Compression Gain Word, Ch2 (compr2) 8 bits This field indicates compression gain word for ch2 when acmod indicates dual mono mode (acmod=000).

address h'0A

Language Code, Ch2 (langcod2) 8 bits This field indicates language code for ch2 when acmod indicates dual mono mode (acmod=000).

address h'0B

Dynamic Range Gain Word , Ch2 (dynrng2) 8 bits

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3rd and 4th bit are reserved,and these values set '0'. If Data Type Code indicates Dolby Digital (AC-3) Data,other 3 bits field indicates same as bsmod code.

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4.2 IEC958 Burst Information Registers

IEC958 burst information registers are provided. Table 4.3 shows IEC958 burst information registers.

Table4.3 IEC958 Burst Information Registers

bit

Address 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 R/W

h'0D burste 0 ierrflg idtdep R

address h'0D

Data Type Dependent Code (idtdep) 5 bits

idtdep Type of Service 0 0 0 0 0 Main audio service : complete main (CM) 0 0 0 0 1 Main audio service : music and effects (ME) 0 0 0 1 0 Associated service : visually impaired (VI) 0 0 0 1 1 Associated service : hearing impaired (HI) 0 0 1 0 0 Associated service : dialogue (D) 0 0 1 0 1 Associated service : commentary (C) 0 0 1 1 0 Associated service : emergency (E) 0 0 1 1 1 Associated service : voice-over (VO) , or main audio service : karaoke

Error Flag (ierrflg) 1 bit This field indicates error condition for burst data , according to the following table.

ierrflg Status

0 No error 1 Error

Burst Data Exists (burste) 1 bit If this bit is a1, burst data which is assigned "istrnums" in control register exists.

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4.3 Status Registers

The default values are described in the bit fields shown in table 4.4.

Table 4.4 Status Registers

bit

Address 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 R/W

h'0E synccon syncdet decode bserr R

1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1

h'0F crc1err crc2err R

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 h'10 readpointer R/W h'11 h'12 writepointer R h'13

address h'0E

Error Information (bserr) 1 bit This bit indicates error status.

bserr Description

0 The value of bsid is less than 8 and encode error doesn't exist 1 The value of bsid is more than 9, or encode error exists

Decoding Condition Information (decode) 1 bit

decode Description

0 Regular decode 1 Mute

Synchronous Detection Information (syncdet) 1 bit This bit indicates whether sync word was detected per frame or not.

syncdet Description

0 Sync word was detected 1 Sync word was not detected

Synchronous Lock Information (synccon) 1 bit This bit indicates whether sync word is locked or not.

synccon Description

0 Sync word is locked 1 Sync word is not locked

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Read pointer to the input data buffer. Read/Write operation are allowed when M65863FP is not decoding. Only read operation is allowed when M65863FP is decoding.

address h'12 address h'13

Write Pointer to the Input Data Buffer (writepointer) 16 bits Write pointer to the input data buffer. Only read operation is allowed.

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address h'0F

CRC2 Checked Data (crc2err) 2 bits This field indicates the status of CRC error for CRC2.

crc2err Description

0 0 No error 0 1 One error 1 0 More than 2 sequential errors 1 1 Reserved

CRC1 Checked Data (crc1err) 2 bits This field indicates the status of CRC error for CRC1.

crc1err Description

0 0 No error 0 1 One error 1 0 More than 2 sequential errors 1 1 Reserved

address h'10 address h'11

Read Pointer to the Input Data Buffer (readpointer) 16 bits

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dirdatamode

0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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4.4 Control Registers

The default values are described in the bit fields shown in table 4.5.

Table 4.5 Control Registers

bit

Address 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 R/W

h'14 outbitlen dacform synclock R/W

0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 h'15 dempha dirform dspif dacclkmode R/W

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 h'16 lnoise cnoise rnoise srnoise slnoise swnoise noisesel R/W

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

h'17 inbitlen pdecmode pfsmode inportsel R/W

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 h'18 narwid autobal R/W

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

h'19 asmix outchmod stereo compmod R/W

0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0

h'1A

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

h'1B hcompsc R/W

dirdatamode syncrsten R/W

h'1C lcompsc R/W

h'1D kcapdef kcapmod karaply R/W

0 0 0 0

h'1E dialevel R/W

h'1F h'20 istrnums copyrightb burstcont muteonoff attlevel R/W

0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

h'21 catecode R/W

h'22 kcoeffa R/W

h'23 h'24 kcoeffb R/W

h'25 h'26 kcoeffc R/W

h'27 h'28 kcoeffd R/W

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h'29

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Set the number of sync words required for entering the state where synchronization is established. Default value is 2 (b'010). Set the value only once when M65863FP is in the initial state.

Specify the output format. Default value is 000 (MSB first right-justified, when LRCK is 1, Lch output). This field can be changed at any time.

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bit

Address 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 R/W

h'2A kcoeffe R/W

h'2B h'2C kcoefff R/W

h'2D h'2E kcoeffg R/W

h'2F h'30 kcoeffh R/W

h'31 h'32 kcoeffi R/W

h'33 h'34 kcoeffj R/W

h'35 h'36 kcoeffk R/W

h'37

address h'14

Synchronous Lock Control (synclock) 3 bits

synclock Description

0 0 0 Reserved

0 0 1 ~ 1 1 1 Number of sync words which must be detected before mute is canceled

Output Format (dacform) 3 bits

dacform Description

0 0 0 MSB first right-justified format (when LRCK is 1, Lch output) 0 0 1 LSB first right-justified format (when LRCK is 1, Lch output) 0 1 0 I2S format (when LRCK is 1, Lch output) 0 1 1 Reserved 1 0 0 MSB first right-justified format (when LRCK is 0, Lch output) 1 0 1 LSB first right-justified format (when LRCK is 0, Lch output) 1 1 0 I2S format (when LRCK is 0, Lch output) 1 1 1 Reserved

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Specify the LR clock and bit clock to be used in the DAC/DSP interface. When dacclkmode=0, M65863FP becomes the clock master and divides the audio master clock to generate LR clock (LRCK)/bit clock (BCLK). When dacclkmode=1, M65863FP becomes the slave and uses the DIR/ADC input clocks (ALRCK, ACLK) as the LR clock and bit clock, respectively. In the default setting, M65863FP becomes the clock master. Set this value only once when M65863FP is in the initial status.

Specify the output interface mode. Default value is 0 (DAC interface). This field can be changed at any time.

Specify the format of data input from DIR/ADC. Default value is 000 (MSB first right-justified, when ALRCK is 1, Lch input). This field can be changed at any time.

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Number of PCM Output Bits (outbitlen) 2 bits Specify the output bit length. Default value is 00 (16 bits output). This field can be changed at any time.

outbitlen Description

0 0 16 bit 0 1 18 bit 1 0 20 bit 1 1 24 bit

address h'15

DSP/DAC Clock Mode (dacclkmode) 1 bit

dacclkmode Description

0 Clock master 1 Slave

Selection of DSP/DAC Interface (dspif) 1 bit

dspif Description

0 DAC/IF 1 DSP I/F

DIR/ADC Data Input Format (dirform) 3 bits

dirform Description

0 0 0 MSB first right-justified format (when ALRCK is 1, Lch input) 0 0 1 LSB first right-justified format (when ALRCK is 1, Lch input) 0 1 0 I2S format (when ALRCK is 1, Lch input) 0 1 1 Reserved 1 0 0 MSB first right-justified format (when ALRCK is 0, Lch input) 1 0 1 MSB first right-justified format (when ALRCK is 0, Lch input) 1 1 0 I2S first right-justified format (when ALRCK is 0, Lch input) 1 1 1 Reserved

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This field controls whether or not to carry out de-emphasis processing during PCM input. If the value is 00 (default), de-emphasis processing is not carried out. If the value is 01, de-emphasis processing is carried out. Value 10 enables control at the level of external input terminal DEMPHA. Value 0 turns deemphasis off, and value 1 turns de-emphasis on. This field can be changed at any time.

Select the kind of noise. Default value is 0 (pink noise). Setting of the value in this field should be done under the state of noise off for every channel.

Control of noise generation for SW channel. When set to noise on, M65863FP enters noise output mode while ignoring the audio input from DIR/ADC and DEMUX. Noise generation can be turned on/off at any time. Default setting is noise off.

Control of noise generation for SL channel. When set to noise on, M65863FP enters noise output mode while ignoring the audio input from DIR/ADC and DEMUX. Noise generation can be turned on/off at any time. Default setting is noise off.

Control of noise generation for SR channel. When set to noise on, M65863FP enters noise output mode while ignoring the audio input from DIR/ADC and DEMUX. Noise generation can be turned on/off at any time. Default setting is noise off.

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De-emphasis Control (dempha) 3 bits

dempha Description

0 0 De-emphasis always off 0 1 De-emphasis always on 1 0 Control with external input terminal (dempha) 1 1 Reserved

address h'16

Noise Selection (noisesel) 1 bit

noisesel Description

0 Pink noise 1 Shaped noise

SW-ch Noise (swnoise) 1 bit

swnoise Description

0 Noise off 1 Noise on

SL-ch Noise (slnoise) 1 bit

slnoise Description

0 Noise off 1 Noise on

SR-ch Noise (srnoise) 1 bit

srnoise Description

0 Noise off 1 Noise on

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trol of noise generation for R channel. When set to noise on, M65863FP enters noise output mode while ignoring the audio input from DIR/ADC and DEMUX. Noise generation can be turned on/off at any time. Default setting is noise off.

Control of noise generation for C channel. When set to noise on, M65863FP enters noise output mode while ignoring the audio input from DIR/ADC and DEMUX. Noise generation can be turned on/off at any time. Default setting is noise off.

Control of noise generation for L channel. When set to noise on, M65863FP enters noise output mode while ignoring the audio input from DIR/ADC and DEMUX. Noise generation can be turned on or off at any time. Default setting is noise off.

Select the audio input port of M65863FP in this field. In the default setting, data stream from DIR/ADC1 is received. This field can be changed at any time.

Select the sampling frequency for Pro Logic, de-emphasis processing for linear PCM and noise generation, in this field. This field must be correctly set in the case of Pro Logic decoding, de-emphasis processing for linear PCM and noise generation, because the filtering factor is determined according to this information. Default setting is 00 (48 kHz).

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R-ch Noise (srnoise) 1 bit Con

srnoise Description

0 Noise off 1 Noise on

C-ch Noise (srnoise) 1 bit

Cnoise Description

0 Noise off 1 Noise on

L-ch Noise (lnoise) 1 bit

srnoise Description

0 Noise off 1 Noise on

address h'17

Data input Port Selection Control(inportsel) 2 bits

inportsel Description

0 0 M65863FP receives audio stream from DIR/ADC input 1 0 1 M65863FP receives audio stream from DIR/ADC input 2 1 0 M65863FP receives audio stream from DEMUX 1 1 Reserved

Selection of Sampling Frequency for Pro Logic,

De-emphasis and Noise Generator (pfsmode) 2 bits

pfsmode Description

0 0 48 kHz 0 1 44.1 kHz 1 0 32 kHz 1 1 Reserved

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Specify the mode of dynamic range compression and dialog normalization on/off during Dolby Digital (AC-

3) decoding. Default value is 00 (line-out mode). While this field can be changed at any time, set value is reflected in synchronization with the frame during Dolby Digital (AC-3) decoding.

RF mode is useful for products which generate down-mixing signal for RF modulation. Details are as follows.

• Dialog normalization is always effective.

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Pro Logic Decoding Mode Selection (pdecmode) 2 bits Controls on/off of Pro Logic decoding. Default setting is off. This field can be changed at any time.

pdecmode Description

0 0 No decoding 0 1 Full-time decoding 1 0 Decoding done if dsurmod-specified Dolby surround is encoded 1 1 Reserved

Number of DIR/ADC Input Bits (inbitlen) 2 bits Specify the bit length of DIR/ADC input. Default value is 16 bit. This field can be changed at any time.

inbitlen Description

0 0 16 bit 0 1 18 bit 1 0 20 bit 1 1 24 bit

address h'18

Auto-balance On/Off (autobal) 1 bit Selected only during Pro Logic decoding mode.

autobal Description

0 Auto-balance ON 1 Auto-balance OFF

Narrow/wide Selection (narwid) 1 bit Selected only during Pro Logic decoding mode.

narwid Description

0 Wide mode 1 Narrow mode

address h'19

Dynamic Range Compression Mode Control (compmod) 2 bits

compmod Description

0 0 Line-out mode 0 1 RF mode 1 0 Custom mode B 1 1 Custom mode A

Line-out mode is useful for products which generate line-out signals of base band. Details are as follows.

• Dialog normalization is always effective.

• Dynamic compression (dynmg) is used.

• Low-level boost compression scaling is enabled.

• High-level cut compression scaling is enabled when there is no down-mixing.

• Play-back with constant level of dialog (-31dB FS).

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When acmod indicates dual monaural mode, user uses these 2 bits to select the desired audio output from the following options. Default value is 00. While this field can be changed at any time, set value is reflected in synchronization with the frame during Dolby Digital (AC-3) decoding.

Specify the output channel mode. Default value is b'111 (3/2 mode). While this field can be changed at any time, set value is reflected in synchronization with the audio block during Dolby Digital (AC-3) decoding.

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• Heavy compression (dynmg and compr) is used.

• Compression scaling is disabled.

• +11dB gain shift is provided.

• Play-back with constant level of dialog (-20dB FS).

Custom mode B makes finer level adjustment possible. Details are as follows.

• Dialog normalization is effective.

• Dynamic compression (dynmg) is used.

• Compression scaling is enabled.

• Dialog is played back with constant level (-31dB FS). (In the case of no down mixing. )

• Provided with -11dB gain shift when down mixing is applied up to over-loading of peak level.

Dialog normalization is not carried out in custom mode A. Details are as follows.

• Dialog normalization is not effective.

• Dynamic compression (dynmg) is used.

• Compression scaling is enabled.

• Provided with -11dB gain shift when down mixing is applied up to over-loading of peak level.

Main Stereo Control (stereo) 2 bits

stereo Type of Dual Monaural Output Mode

0 0 Lch:ch1, Rch:ch2 0 1 Lch:ch1, Rch:ch1 1 0 Lch:ch2, Rch:ch2 1 1 Lch:ch1+ch2, Rch:ch1+ch2

Output Channel Mode Control (outchmod) 3 bits

outchmod Output Channel Mode Output Channel

0 0 0 Dolby Pro Logic encode stereo [Lt,Rt] 0 0 1 1/0 [C] 0 1 0 2/0 [L,R] 0 1 1 3/0 [L,C,R] 1 0 0 2/1 [L,R,S] 1 0 1 3/1 [L,C,R,S] 1 1 0 2/2 [L,R,SL,SR] 1 1 1 3/2 [L,C,R,SL,SR]

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When this bit is set to 1, compression gain word and dynamic range gain word are transferred from the sub chip to the main chip via the main/sub chip interface, thus enabling it to decode dual streams. Default value is 0 (single stream mode). Set the value in this field only once when M65863FP is in the initial status.

Specify the method of synchronization control which uses SYNCRST terminal in the case of DEMUX interface. Default setting is 00 (synchronization control by using SYNCRST terminal is not carried out). Although control by using SYNCRST is carried out when the value is 01 or 10, the operation differs as to whether input stream is transferred to the input buffer or not when SYNCRST is asserted. Refer to section 5.1.2 for details. Set this value only once when M65863FP is in the initial status.

Specify whether or not to make judgment to determine the input data is AC-3 or PCM in the case of DIR/ADC interface. When the value is 00, AC-3/PCM is automatically determined according to the sync preamble, and decoding mode of M65863FP is automatically switched. When the value is 01, the mode is fixed to AC-3 input. When PCM is input in this case, synchronization is lost and the output is muted. When the value is 10 or 11, the mode is fixed to PCM input, except that value 10 causes sync preamble to be searched and, when sync preamble is detected, causes the output to be muted. When the value is 11, sync preamble is not searched. Therefore, mistaken input of AC-3 stream results in its output as it is. Default value is 00 (automatic judgment of AC-3/PCM). This field can be set at any time.

This field determines the scale of dynamic range control word for high level signal. Available range is from h'00 to h'7F in binary number. Value h'7F corresponds to 1.0. Default value is h'7F (1.0). While this field can be changed at any time, set value is reflected in synchronization with the audio block during Dolby Digital (AC-3) decoding.

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Associate Service Decoding Mode Control (asmix) 1 bit

asmix Description

0 Single stream decoding mode 1 Dual stream mixing mode

address h'1A

syncrst Enable (syncrsten) 2 bits

syncrsten Description

0 0 Synchronization control by using SYNCRST terminal is not carried out 0 1 Synchronization control by using SYNCRST terminal is carried out (mode A) 1 0 Synchronization control by using SYNCRST terminal is carried out (mode B) 1 1 Reserved

dir input Data mode Enable (dirdatamode) 2 bits

dirdatamode Description

0 0 Automatic judgment of AC-3/PCM based on sync preamble 0 1 Fixed to AC-3 input 1 0 Fixed to PCM input (sync preamble detection & mute control provided) 1 1 Fixed to PCM input (sync preamble detection & mute control not provided)

address h'1B

Dynamic Range Compression Scale Factor for High Level Signal (hcompsc) 8 bits

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This field determines the scale of dynamic range control word for low level signal. Available range is from h'00 to h'7F in binary number. Value h'7F corresponds to 1.0. Default value is h'7F (1.0). While this field can be changed at any time, set value is reflected in synchronization with the audio block during Dolby Digital (AC-3) decoding.

address h'1D

Karaoke Player Mode (karaply) 1 bit This field indicates whether the player has karaoke function or not. Value 0 indicates karaoke aware mode and 1 indicates karaoke capable mode. Default value is 0 (karaoke aware mode). While this field can be changed at any time, set value is reflected in synchronization with the audio block during Dolby Digital (AC-3) decoding.

Karaoke Capable Mixing Coefficient Mode (kcapmod) 1 bit This field indicates whether the default coefficient value is to be used or not. This flag is valid only in the karaoke capable mode (when control register karaply = 1). When this flag is 0, M65863FP uses the default coefficient value. When it is 1, value of control register (address IE-33) is used in karaoke mixing. Default value is 0. While this field can be changed at any time, set value is reflected in synchronization with the audio block during Dolby Digital (AC-3) decoding.

Karaoke Capable Default Vocal (kcapdef) 2 bits This field indicates the vocal reproduction when the default coefficient value is used in karaoke capable mode. Default value is 00. While this field can be changed at any time, set value is reflected in synchronization with the audio block during Dolby Digital (AC-3) decoding.

This field indicates dialogue normalization control value. h'7FFF is 1.0. Default value is h'7FFF(1.0). While this field can be changed at any time, set value is reflected at the beginning of a new audio block.

address h'20

Output Attenuator (attlevel) 1 bit This field controls output data gain. Default value is 0 (0dB). While this field can be changed at any time, set value is reflected at the beginning of a new audio block.

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address h'1C

Dynamic Range Compression Scale Factor for Low Level Signal (lcompsc) 8 bits

kcapdef Vocal Reproduction

0 0 No vocal 0 1 V1 vocal 1 0 V2 vocal 1 1 Both vocal

address h'1E address h'1F

Dialogue Normalization Control (dialevel) 16 bits

attlevel Attenuate Level

0 0 dB 1 -12 dB

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tput when the field is changed to 1 and finishes muting when the field is changed to 0. Default value is 1 (mute on). While this field can be changed at any time, set value is reflected at the beginning at a new audio block.

This field is valid. when using DEMUX I/F (inportsel=10) and specifies a interface protocol. When the field is '1', M65863FP inputs Dolby Digital (AC-3) stream for exactly 1 frame at a time. When the field is '0', M65863FP inputs Dolby Digital (AC-3) stream until the input buffer is full. Default value is '0'. Set the value in the field only once when M65863FP is in the initial state.

Copy Right Bit (copyrightb) 1 bit The value in this filed is written in the "copyrightb" field in IEC958 when using DEMUX I/F.

IEC958 Data Stream Number Selection (istrnums) 3 bits M65863FP decodes the data stream whose number is same as this field. Default value is b'000. Set value in the field is reflected at the beginning at a new audio frame.

address h'21

Category Code (catecode) 8 bits Value specified in this field is written in the category code field of the channel status word of IEC958 output. Default value is h'00. This field can be set at any time.

address h'22 address h'23

Karaoke Mixing Coefficient (kcoeffa) 16 bits Coefficient for mixing V1 with Lk. Value h'7FFF corresponds to 1.0. Default value is h'0000 (0.0). While this field can be changed at any time, set value is reflected in synchronization with the audio block during Dolby Digital (AC-3) decoding.

address h'24 address h'25

Karaoke Mixing Coefficient (kcoeffb) 16 bits Coefficient for mixing V2 with Lk. Value h'7FFF corresponds to 1.0. Default value is h'0000 (0.0). While this field can be changed at any time, set value is reflected in synchronization with the audio block during Dolby Digital (AC-3) decoding.

address h'26 address h'27

Karaoke Mixing Coefficient (kcoeffc) 16 bits Coefficient for mixing M with Lk. Value h'7FFF corresponds to 1.0. Default value is h'0000 (0.0). While this field can be changed at any time, set value is reflected in synchronization with the audio block during Dolby Digital (AC-3) decoding.

address h'28 address h'29

Karaoke Mixing Coefficient (kcoeffd) 16 bits Coefficient for mixing V1 with Ck. Value h'7FFF corresponds to 1.0. Default value is h'0000 (0.0). While

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Soft Mute Control (muteonoff) 1 bit This field controls soft muting. M65863FP starts to mute ou

muteonoff Description

0 Mute OFF 1 Mute ON

DEMUX I/F Protocol Control (burstcont) 1 bit

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this field can be changed at any time, set value is reflected in synchronization with the audio block during Dolby Digital (AC-3) decoding.

address h'2A address h'2B

Karaoke Mixing Coefficient (kcoeffe) 16 bits Coefficient for mixing V2 with Ck. Value h'7FFF corresponds to 1.0. Default value is h'0000 (0.0). While this field can be changed at any time, set value is reflected in synchronization with the audio block during Dolby Digital (AC-3) decoding.

address h'2C address h'2D

Karaoke Mixing Coefficient (kcoefff) 16 bits Coefficient for mixing M with Ck. Value h'7FFF corresponds to 1.0. Default value is h'0000 (0.0). While this field can be changed at any time, set value is reflected in synchronization with the audio block during Dolby Digital (AC-3) decoding.

address h'2E address h'2F

Karaoke Mixing Coefficient (kcoeffg) 16 bits Coefficient for mixing V1 with Rk. Value h'7FFF corresponds to 1.0. Default value is h'0000 (0.0). While this field can be changed at any time, set value is reflected in synchronization with the audio block during Dolby Digital (AC-3) decoding.

address h'30 address h'31

Karaoke Mixing Coefficient (kcoeffh) 16 bits Coefficient for mixing V2 with Rk. Value h'7FFF corresponds to 1.0. Default value is h'0000 (0.0). While this field can be changed at any time, set value is reflected in synchronization with the audio block during Dolby Digital (AC-3) decoding.

address h'32 address h'33

Karaoke Mixing Coefficient (kcoeffi) 16 bits Coefficient for mixing M with Rk. Value h'7FFF corresponds to 1.0. Default value is h'0000 (0.0). While this field can be changed at any time, set value is reflected in synchronization with the audio block during Dolby Digital (AC-3) decoding.

address h'34 address h'35

Karaoke Mixing Coefficient (kcoeffj) 16 bits Coefficient for mixing L with Lk. Value h'7FFF corresponds to 1.0. Default value is h'0000 (0.0). While this field can be changed at any time, set value is reflected in synchronization with the audio block during Dolby Digital (AC-3) decoding.

address h'36 address h'37

Karaoke Mixing Coefficient (kcoeffk) 16 bits Coefficient for mixing R with Rk. Value h'7FFF corresponds to 1.0. Default value is h'0000 (0.0). While this field can be changed at any time, set value is reflected in synchronization with the audio block during Dolby Digital (AC-3) decoding.

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4.5 Test Registers

The default values are described in the bit fields shown in table 4.6.

Table 4.6 Test Registers

bit

Address 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 R/W

h'38 inputh inputl outputh outpuyl R

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

address h'38

Output Buffer Underflow Status(outputl) 1 bit This bit is to indicate output buffer underflow.

outputl Description

0 Not underflow 1 Underflow

Output Buffer Overflow Status (outputh) 1 bit This bit is to indicate output buffer overflow.

outputh Description

0 Not overflow 1 Overflow

Input Buffer Underflow Status (inputl) 1 bit This bit is to indicate input buffer underflow.

inputl Description

0 Not underflow 1 Underflow

Input Buffer Overflow Status (inputh) 1 bit This bit is to indicate input buffer overflow.

inputh Description

0 Not overflow 1 Overflow

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The interface between M65863FP and Digital Audio I/F Receiver or A/D converter consists of the signals ACLK, ADATA, ALRCK as follows (see figure 5.1). M65863FP supports 3 kinds of input formats(MSB first right-justified, LSB first right-justified and I2S) and 4 word sizes(16, 18, 20 and 24bit).

S format with the control register 'dirformt'(address h'15). Also, the word size can be chosen among 16, 18, 20 and 24bit with the control register 'inbitlen' (address h'17). The relationship between the signal level of ALRCK and output channel (L/R, C/SW, SL/SR) is selective. The details are shown in figure 5.2 and figure

5.3. When M65863FP accepts Dolby Digital (AC-3) data from Digital Audio I/F Receiver, 16 bit mode must be selected.

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Chapter 5

Interface

5.1 Audio Input Interface

5.1.1 DIR/ADC Interface

DIR, A/D

Figure5.1 Connections Between DIR and M65863FP

The input format can be chosen among MSB first right-justified format , LSB first right-justified format and I

Bitstream clock

Data bitstream

Sampling clock

ACLK

ADATA

ALRCK

M65863FP

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1/ fs

ALRCK

(dirform[0]=0)

ALRCK

(dirform[0]=1)

ACLK

ADATA (16bit)

ADATA (18bit)

ADATA (20bit)

ADATA (24bit)

MSB/LSB

LEFT

MSB/LSB

32 cycles

16 cycles

18 cycles

20 cycles

24 cycles

MSB/LSB

32 cycles

RIGHT

16 cycles

18 cycles

20 cycles

24 cycles

Figure 5.2 MSB/LSB right-justified Format (16bit, 18bit, 20bit, 24bit)

ALRCK

(dirform[0]=0)

ALRCK

(dirform[0]=1)

ACLK

ADATA (16bit)

ADATA (18bit)

ADATA (20bit)

ADATA (24bit)

MSB

1/ fs

LEFT

MSB

16 cycles

18 cycles

16 cycles

18 cycles

20 cycles

24 cycles

LSB

32 cycles

Figure 5.3 I2S Format (16bit, 18bit, 20bit, 24bit)

20 cycles

24 cycles

32 cycles

RIGHT

LSB

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The interface between MPEG2 system decoder (DEMUX) that outputs Dolby Digital (AC-3) elementary stream and M65863FP consists of the signals ACLKS, ADATAS, ADVLDS, _ADREQ, SYNCRST and RSYNCREQ as follows (see figure 5.4).

When M65863F accepts AC-3 data from MPEG2 System decoder (DEMUX), the protocol is shown in figure

5.5.

If burstcont is a 0, _ADREQ will be high when the input buffer becomes full. If burstcont is a 1, _ADREQ will be high when M65863FP relieves 1 sync frame. The burstcont returns to low when M65863FP outputs the first PCM of the frame.

5.1.3 Sync Word Detection Start Signal

If SYNCRST is asserted when receiving DEMUX input (control register inportsel is 10) and the control register syncrsten is either 01 or 10, M65863FP returns to the state of being out of synchronization. Operation when SYNCRST is asserted varies depending on the value of control register syncrsten.

When syncrsten = 01 (mode A)

While SYNCRST is asserted, detection of sync word is not carried out with out-of-sync status persisting, and AC-3 stream is not stored in the input buffer. When SYNCRST is negated, M65863FP begins detection of sync word and, when sync word is detected, transfers the AC-3 stream to the input buffer and restarts decoding.

When syncrsten = 10 (mode B)

When SYNCRST is asserted, M65863FP enters out-of-sync status and, at the same time, begins detection of sync word and, when sync word is detected, transfers the AC-3 stream to the input buffer. In

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5.1.2 Serial Dolby Digital (AC-3) Stream Interface

DEMUX

Bitstream clock

AC-3 ES data

Valid signal

Request signal

Sync reset signal

Reset syncrst signal

ACLKS ADATAS ADVLDS _ADREQ

SYNCRST RSYCREQ

M65863FP

Figure 5.4 Connections Between DEMUX and M65863FP

ACLKS

_ADREQ

ADVLDS

ADATAS

= Invalid data

Figure 5.5 Interface Between DEMUX and M65863FP

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oding is not done. Decoding is started when SYNCRST is negated. At this time, M65863FP restarts decoding at the nearest frame behind the address indicated by Read Pointer of the input buffer. Therefore, any desired frame which is input during assertion period and the subsequent data can be played back, by writing over the Read Pointer during assertion period. In the period when SYNCRST is asserted, M65863FP processes AC-3 stream input and overwrites the contents of the buffer even if the input buffer overflows.

5.1.4 Out-of-sync Signal

When M65863FP fails to detect sync word twice successively, M65863FP is determined to be out of synchronization. M65863FP sets the RSYCREQ pin and "synccon" (status register) to 1 and mutes the output. "synccon" remains to be 1 until M65863FP is locked in synchronization. RSYCREQ changes to 0 when M65863FP detects sync word next time.

5.1.5 Mute Signal

M65863FP mutes the output signal when _AMUTE becomes 0. _AMUTE can be asserted or negated asynchronously. However, M65863FP starts/ends muting in the next synchronization frame when assert/negate signal is received.

5.1.6 Reestablishment of Synchronization

In case an external cause such as channel change takes place during DEMUX input (control register inportsel is 10), M65863FP can reestablish synchronization by using the external terminal SYNCRST as follows. As mentioned in 5.1.3, operation varies depending on whether the control register syncrsten is 01 or 10. In the case of mode A (control register syncrsten is 01)

1) SYNCRST is asserted.

2) When M65863FP detects rising edge of SYNCRST, M65863FP comes out of synchronization and

asserts RSYCREQ. In the case of mode A, M65863FP does not detect sync word and remains out of synchronization while SYNCRST is enabled. When M65863FP is out of synchronization, input stream is not stored in the input buffer.

3) When M65863FP detects rising edge of SYNCRST, it starts detection of sync word.

4) When M65863FP detects sync word, it stores input stream in the input buffer and starts decoding.

RSYCREQ is negated at this time. When an internal cause necessitates it to establish synchronization again, M65863FP requests DEMUX to assert SYNCRST by asserting RSYCREQ (Second SYNCRST and RSYCREQ in Figure 5.6).

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the period when SYNCRST is asserted, however, dec

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Reestablishment of synchronization due to external cause

Reestablishment of synchronization when AD3 has come out of sync due to internal cause

When M65863FP detects rising edge of SYNCRST, M65863FP comes out of synchronization and

asserts RSYCREQ. In the case of mode B, M65863FP inputs Dolby Digital (AC-3) stream and

searches for sync word even when SYNCRST is enabled.

3) When M65863FP detects sync word, it negates RSYCREQ and stores Dolby Digital (AC-3) stream in the internal input buffer. It should be noted, however, that decoding is not restarted under this condition.

4) When M65863FP detects the falling edge of SYNCRST, it restarts decoding at the nearest audio frame behind the address indicated by Readpointer.

In mode B, decoding can be restarted at any desired audio frame which is input after assertion of SYNCRST, by writing over the Readpointer for the input buffer during the period of asserting SYNCRST (It is limited to the frame following the detection of sync word and restart of transfer to the input buffer.). When an internal cause necessitates it to establish synchronization again, M65863FP requests DEMUX to assert SYNCRST by asserting RSYCREQ.

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DATA

_ADREQ

SYNCRST

RSYCREQ

_AMUTE

PCM OUT

Channel change

A B C 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

= Sync word = Not sync word

Figure 5.6 Timing of Interface Between DEMUX and M65863FP

In the case of mode B (control register syncrsten is 10)

1) SYNCRST is asserted.

2 3

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M65863FP carries out audio output in the format of DAC interface shown in 5.2.1 or DSP interface shown in

5.2.2. Selection from among these formats is made by means of the control register dspif. DAC interface is selected when dspif is 0, and DSP interface is selected when dspif is 1.

5.2.1 DAC Interface

M65863FP transmits PCM data via standard 3 line interface (data, sampling clock and clock) for DAC. M65863FP supports 3 formats (MSB first right-justified, LSB first right-justified and I2S) and 4 DAC word sizes (16, 18, 20 and 24 bit). While 24 bit output can be selected also in the case of AC-3 decoding, effective accuracy is limited to 20 bits. BCLK is a clock having frequency 64 times that of LRCK, where DO changes at the falling edge of BCLK. An example of I2S format is shown in figure 5.7 and an example of right-justified format is shown in figure

5.8. The relation of LRCK level and L/R, C/SW and SL/SR outputs can be changed by setting the MSB of dacform. If MSB of dacform is 0, PCM data of the left channel, center channel and surround left channel are output from 3 lines of output are output when LRCK is 1. When LRCK is 0, PCM data of the right channel, sub woofer and surround right channel are output. The above relation is inverted when MSB of dacform is

1. LRCK and BCLK can be either generated by M65863FP by dividing the audio master clock (master mode), or taken from inputs of DIR/ADC interfaces (slave mode). Setting dacclkmode to 0 results in master mode and setting it to 1 results in slave mode.

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5.2 Audio Output Interface

LRCK

(dacform[0]=0)

LRCK

(dacform[0]=1)

LEFT

1/ fs

RIGHT

BCLK

DO (16bit)

DO (18bit)

DO (20bit)

DO (24bit)

MSB

16 cycles

18 cycles

20 cycles

24 cycles

LSB

32 cycles

Figure 5.7 I2S format Interface Between M65863FP and DAC

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MSB

16 cycles

18 cycles

20 cycles

24 cycles

LSB

32 cycles

When the control register dspif is set to 1, audio data of 6 ch are output from data output terminals (DOLR, DOSS) of 2 lines at a twice higher transfer rate. Supported output formats are MSB first right-justified, LSB first right-justified and I2S as in the case of DAC interface. This interface is schematically shown in the figure. Relative timing of the clocks (2LRCK, 2BCLK) and the data output (DOLR, DOSS) is the same as that of DAC interface. Relation between the signal levels of LRCK and 2LRCK and the output channel can be inverted by means of MSB of the control register dacform similarly to the case of DAC interface. LRCK can be either generated by M65863FP by dividing the audio master clock (master mode), or taken from the input of DIR/ADC interface (slave mode). Setting the control register dacclkmode to 0 results in master mode and setting it to 1 results in slave mode. This output is suitable for the output of audio data to DSP which has only 2 lines of data input.

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1/ fs

LRCK

(dacform[0]=0)

LRCK

(dacform[0]=1)

BCLK

DO (16bit)

DO (18bit)

DO (20bit)

DO (24bit)

MSB/LSB

LEFT

MSB/LSB

32 cycles

16 cycles

18 cycles

20 cycles

24 cycles

MSB/LSB

RIGHT

MSB/LSB

24 cycles

32 cycles

16 cycles

18 cycles

20 cycles

Figure 5.8 Right-justified Format Interface Between M65863FP and DAC

5.2.2 DSP Interface

LRCK

2LRCK

2BCLK

DOLR

DOSS

MSB/LSB

32cycles

Lch

SLch 16 24 cycles

Rch

SRch

1/fs

Cch SW

Figure 5.9 Right-justified Format Interface Between M65863FP and DAC(dacform[0]=0)

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M65863FP outputs either of 2 input data streams from DOTX. The selection of the input data streams desponds on the content of inportsel(Control register).

1) When inportsel(control register) is 00 or 01 (DIR I/F input), M65863FP bypasses the input stream from DIRX to DOTX.

2) When inportsel(control register) is 10 (DEMUX I/F input), M65863FP formats the input data stream in IEC958(S/PDIF) and outputs it.

Table 5.1 and figure 5.11 show the format of consumer mode and the format for consumer digital audio products, respectively.

Table 5.1 Format of IEC958 (S/P DIF) Consumer Mode

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1/fs

LRCK

2LRCK

2BCLK

DOLR

DOSS

MSB

Lch

MSB

SLch 16 24 cycles

32cycles

LSB

Rch

SRch

Cch SW

Figure 5.10 I2S Format Interface Between M65863FP and DAC(dacform[0]=1)

5.2.3 Digital Audio Interface

Symbol Bits Description

Sync preamble 4 There are 3 types (B,M,W) depending on the character of the subframe (see table 5.2)

Aux data 4 Auxiliary information or extension of audio data. This value will be "0000"

Dolby Digital (AC-3) data. MSB in slot 27. If the length of data is less than 20, zero is

Linear PCM word 20

Validity flag 1 0 : Dolby Digital (AC-3) Data are reliable, 1 : Dolby Digital (AC-3) data are unreliable

User data 1 This value is 0 in all subframes

One bit of channel

status word

Parity bit 1

asserted to the LSB side. AC-3 data is placed into slots 12-27 (16bits) of the sub-frames

Supports consumer mode (value is 0). C bit of subframe within the same channel indicates as follows (see figure 5.11). The bit fields except for CR, category code and sampling rate

are all 0.

CR(Copyright) 0 : Protected, 1 :Not protected Category code This value is same as internal register Default values are all zero Sampling rate 0000 : 44.1kHz, 0100 : 48kHz, 1100 : 32kHz

This parity bit is due to be an even number of "1" and "0" between slot 4 and slot 31 in subframe

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0347831302928

0123456789101112131415160176

In data burst, the preamble occupies 16 bits in each of the 4 sub-frames. The 4 sub-frames are contained in 2 sequential frames. The preamble of the 4 sub-frames is considered to be four 16 bits words designated as Pa, Pb, Pc and Pd. Table 5.3 shows the contents of four words in the preamble.

Table 5.3 Preamble Words

The length_code indicates the length of the data payload in bits, from 0 to 65535. The size of the preamble is not counted in the value of length_code.

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Sync preamble

Auxiliary V U CP Frame 0

Audio dataLSB MSB

Subframe (Channel 0)

Subframe (Channel 1)

Frame191

Figure 5.11 Format for IEC958(S/P DIF)

Table 5.2 Preamble

Channel coding

Preamble Forward bit : 0 Forward bit : 1 Description

B 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 The sub-frame is channel 0 and top of the block M 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 The sub-frame is channel 0 and not top of the block W 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 The sub-frame isn't channel 0 (channel1, 2, ...)

Block

Category code

Sampling rate

Shzdow fields are all zero

Figure 5.12 Channel Status

Preamble Word Contents

Pa 16 bit sync word 1 = h'F872 Pb 16 bit sync word 2 = h'4E1F Pc 16 bit burst_info value (see table 5.4) Pd 16 bit length_code (unsigned integer), equal to the number of data bits in the following data burst

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umber indicates to which virtual data stream the burst belongs. If a single data

stream is carried, the value of the data_stream_number shall be 0. Stream 0 has the highest priority, and

stream number is placed in bit number 15.

Table 5.5 Values of data_type

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Table 5.4 burst_info

Bit(s)* Value

0~4 data_type (5 bit unsigned integer = 0~31) 5~6

7 error_flag

8~12

13~15

Reserved (shall be set to '00')

1 : indicates data burst may contain errors 0 : indicates data may be valid data_type_dependent (see table 5.6) data_stream_number

*bit15 is MSB

The 3 bits data_stream_n

Value Meaning

h'0 Reserved h'1 Dolby Digital (AC-3) data h'2 Time Stamp

h'3~h'1f Reserved

Table 5.6 Values of data_type_dependent when data_type = 1

burst_info Bit Number data_type_dependent Bit Number Meaning

8-10 0-2 Value of bsmod in AC-3 elementary stream

11-12 3-4 Reserved, shall be set to '00'

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C and clocked serial I/F for MCU I/F, You can chose one of them with Pin 'MCUSEL'. When MCUSEL=1, I2C is selected. When MCUSEL=0, clocked serial I/F is selected. In either case, M65863FP works as a slave.

5.3.1 I2C Interface

I2C bus consists of 2 bidirectional lines:the serial data (HSDA) line and the serial clock (HSCL) line as shown in figure 5.13. MCU communicates with M65863FP by using I2C bus.

C packet where the host micro (master) writes bytes to the M65863FP

(slave).

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5.3 MCU Interface

M65863FP supports I

I2C bus uses a 7 bit address and clock rate is 100 kHz. Figure 5.14 is an example of 7 bit address. Slave address of M65863FP: "0011110"

HSDA

MSB

HSCL

Start Condition End Condition

1 2 7 8 9 1 2 3-8 9

Figure 5.13 Data Transfer on the I2C BUS

HSDA

HSCL

Address dataR/_W ACK

Start Condition End Condition

8 91-7

1-7

8 9 1-7 8 9

ACK data ACK

Figure 5.14 Data Transfer (7 bit address)

The typical operations such as write operation or read operation are shown as follows. S indicates START and P indicates STOP. A means acknowledgement signal.

Write operation :

Figure 5.15 shows a typical I

Slave address 0

from Master to Slave from Slave to Master

Data PS DataA A A

Figure 5.15 Master Writes to M65863FP(slave) Register

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C packet where the host micro (master) writes a register address and then

reads bytes from the M65863FP.

In this operation, M65863FP sends data in order to host micro. Figure 5.17 shows an example of a packet where the host micro continues reading from the M65863FP.

s a subset of the general call address. When M65863FP(AD3) receives "00000110" described in figure 5.18 after a general call address, M65863FP resets the programmable register after STOP condition is detected.

In synchronized serial interface, communication with MCU is made by using 4 signal lines: _SS, SCLK, SI and SO. _SS is enable line, SCLK is transmission clock, SI is data input and SO is data output. Transmission is carried out in the unit of 1 byte, MSB first. In the case of data input, M65863FP takes in 8 byte data which remains in the buffer (shift register) at the time _SS is enabled. In the case of data output, 1 byte data following the clock immediately after _SS was enabled is output. Data input SI is latched at the falling edge of clock SCLK, and data output SO is output at the rising edge of clock SCLK. Also when _SS is disabled, M65863FP ignores the input from SI and the SCK clock, while Hi-Z is output from SO.

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Read operation :

Figure 5.16 shows a typical I

Slave address 0

from Master to Slave from Slave to Master

Slave address 1

Data PS DataA A 1

Figure 5.16 Master reads from M65863FP(slave) Register

Multiple-byte accessing operation:

from Master to Slave from Slave to Master

Slave address 1

Data PDataA 1S

Figure 5.17 Master reads from M65863FP(slave) Register Continuously

General Call addressing:

The M65863FP support

from Master to Slave from Slave to Master

P1S 0 00000000 01100000

Figure 5.18 General Call Packet to Reset the M65863FP

5.3.2 Synchronized Serial (4 line) Interface

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When reading from M65863FP, specify in the 1 byte the start address of reading (7 bits) following 0 (1 bit) which indicates reading operation, and specify in the 2 byte the number of bytes to be read. M65863FP outputs data according to the clock from MCU that follows.

When writing into M65863FP, specify in the 1 byte the start address of writing (7 bits) following 1 (1 bit) which indicates writing operation, and specify in the 2 byte the number of bytes to be written. Thereafter, specified number of bytes of data to be written is transmitted.

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MCU M65863FP

_SS

SCLK

Figure 5.19 Connections Between MCU and M65863FP

_SS

SCK

SI MSB

Figure 5.20 Data Transfer from a Master to M65863FP

_SS

SCK

SI MSB

Figure 5.21 Data Transfer from M65863FP to a Master

0 7

0 <Start address>

...

Figure 5.22 Instructions of Reading Registers of M65863FP

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0 7

0 <Start address>

Figure 5.23 Instruction of Writing Registers of M65863FP

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ted service) can be decoded with 2 M65863FP chips. In this case, set asmix (control register) to High on both chips and specify chip mode(mainchip or subchip) on either chip with Chipmode(control register). Main chip and sub chip decode main effect and associate service respectively. The Main chip and Sub chip communicate with each other in the following manner.

The sub chip transmits data(compre, dynrnge, compr, dynrng, compr2e, dynrng2e, compr2, dynrng2) to the main chip using CCLK and CDATA. CDATA is synchronized with the falling edge of CCLK. The sub chip transmits 36 bit data immediately after start bits(00).

The main chip transmits synchronization clock to the main chip on ASOUT. ASOUT synchronizes with the the first PCM outputs of a frame and the clock cycle is 256fs.

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5.4 Main/Sub Chip Interface

Dual stream(Main effect and Associa

SUb chip

Main chip

CCLK

Transfer clock

CCLK

CDATA

ASOUT

Compression data

PCM output timing

CDATA

ASOUT

Figure 5.24 Connections Between Main Chip and Sub Chip

Start bit

CCLK

(2bit)

Data (36bit)

CDATA

Figure 5.25 Data Transfer from Sub Chip to Main Chip

256fs

ASOUT

The PCM output starting time of the Frame

Figure 5.26 PCM Output Synchronization Signal Between Main Chip and Sub Chip

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When reset, M65863FP enters the initial state by executing the initialization routine. In the initial state, all control registers are set to their default values. When the initialization routine has completed, set the external interface and operation mode by writing over the values of the control registers. Unless otherwise stated, external interface can be set only once immediately after resetting. In the initial state, output is automatically muted because the control register muteonoff is 1. When the external interface and decoding mode have been set, set the control register muteonoff to 0 and enable the PCM output. When locked in synchronization and it is verified that the transmitted data has no error, M65863FP carries out decoding according to the operation mode and outputs PCM. When an error such as out-of-sync and

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Chapter 6

Description of Operation

6.1 Basic Control Flow

Figure 6.1 shows the basic flow of control procedure. For details, refer to 6.2 and the following sections.

Reset

Initial state

Set external I/F

: Action made upon M65863FP

Set operation mode

: Status of M65863FP

Cancel muting

Decoding state(*1)

Change

operation

mode?

Change

external I/F?

Figure 6.1 Basic Flow of Control

*1 :M65863FP changes through plural

states according to the operation mode and sync lock/presence of error (See section 6.5 for detail).

Set operation mode

Mute

Set external I/F

Cancel muting

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Some of external interfaces and operation mode can be changed even while decoding. When changing external interface, however, mute the output by using the control register muteonoff or external terminal _AMUTE. When changing the operation mode, on the other hand, M65863FP automatically mutes the output.

Figure 6.2 shows the operation during resetting. At least xxx is required for the period of asserting _RST. If _RST is negated, M65863FP executes the initialization routine to set default values in the on-chip registers. The initialization routine takes 0.2msec. Upon completion of the initialization routine, set the external interface and decoding mode by writing over the values of the control registers.

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CRC error in the transmitted data is detected, M65863FP mutes the output.

6.2 Resetting and Initial State

BCLK

Initialization routine

Changing from default value (external I/F, decoding mode)

_AMUTE

DOx

_RST

Figure 6.2 Resetting

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Set the following items by means of the control registers. For the details of the addresses and set values of the control registers, refer to section 4.4. Settings which can be changed while M65863FP is running.

1) Selection of input port Control register : inportsel Option :

2) Selection of input bit length Control register : inbitlen Option : 16 bit, 18 bit, 20 bit, 24 bit

3) AC-3/PCM input mode in DIR I/F Control register : dirdatamode Option : Automatic judgment of AC-3/PCM, fixing to AC-3, fixing to PCM (w/mute), fixing

to PCM (w/o mute)

4) Decoding stream number in DIR I/F Control register : istmums Option : b'000 - b'111

5) Selection of input format in the case of DIR/ADC Control register : dirform Option : I2C, MSB first right-justified, LSB first right-justified

6) Selection of output mode Control register : dspif Option : DAC I/F, DSP I/F

7) Selection of output format Control register : dacform Option : I2C, MSB first right-justified, LSB first right-justified

8) Output bit length Control register : outbitlen Option : 16 bit, 18 bit, 20 bit, 24 bit

If you want to change the above settings during PCM output, mute the output by using the control register muteonoff or external terminal _AMUTE.

Items which can be set only once immediately after resetting

1) Selection of LRCK/BCLK mode Control register : dacclkmode Option : Generation by M65863FP (master), use of input ALRCK, ACLK (slave)

2) Whether dual stream decoding or not Control register : asmix Option : Single stream decoding, dual stream decoding

3) Number of sync words required before sync-lock Control register : synclock Option : 1 to 7

4) Input mode in the case of DEMUX I/F Control register : burstcont Option : Input till buffer-full, input frame by frame

5) Selection of SYNCRST function in the case of DEMUX I/F Control register : syncrsten Option : No use of SYNCRST, SYNCRST mode A, SYNCRST mode B

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6.3 Setting of External Interface

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M65863FP supports the following operation modes. Mode varies depending on the setting of control register and the input stream. Operation mode can be changed even during PCM output by M65863FP. When changing the mode, M65863FP automatically mutes the output to prevent abnormal sound.

1) Dolby Digital (AC-3) + Pro Logic decoding mode

This mode is achieved when the following 2 conditions are satisfied.

a) Control register dirdatamode is 00 and AC-3 input is affirmed or control register dirdatamode is

01.

b) Control register pdecmode is 01, or pdecmode is 10 and dsumode in the input AC-3 stream is

10.

2) Dolby Digital (AC-3) decoding mode

This mode is achieved when the following 2 conditions are satisfied.

a) Control register dirdatamode is 00 and AC-3 input is affirmed, or control register dirdatamode is

01.

b) Control register pdecmode is 00, or pdecmode is 10 and dsumode in the input AC-3 stream is

other than 10.

3) PCM + Pro Logic decoding mode (on/off switching of de-emphasis process enabled)

This mode is achieved when control register dirdatamode is 00 and PCM input is affirmed, or when control register dirdatamode is either 10 or 11 and control register pdecmode is 01. Pro Logic decoding mode can further be changed by means of control registers autobal and narwid. Deemphasis can be switched on/off by means of control register dempha and external terminal DEMPHA.

4) PCM through mode (on/off switching of de-emphasis process enabled)

This mode is achieved when control register dirdatamode is 00 and PCM input is affirmed, or when control register dirdatamode is either 10 or 11 and control register pdecmode is 00. De-emphasis can be switched on/off by means of control register dempha and external terminal DEMPHA.

5) Noise output mode

This mode is achieved by setting a value 1 in any of control registers (lnoise, cnoise, rnoise, srnoise, slnoise, swnoise). Only the operation mode 1, 2 and 5 are supported in the case of DEMUX I/F. When control register dirdatamode is 00, AC-3/PCM is automatically determined which is carried out by searching IEC958sync preamble. M65863FP outputs the current status (AC-3 input/PCM input) through the external terminal DIRSTAT. For details, refer to the description on control register dirdatamode in section 4.4.

The following settings can be done in Dolby Digital (AC-3) decoding mode.

1) Number of output channels Control register : outchmode Option : 1ch to 5ch

2) Output during dual monaural mode Control register : stereo Option : Output of ch1 only, output of ch2 only, output of ch1 from Lch and ch2 from Rch,

output of ch1+ch2

3) Compression mode Control register : compmod Option : RF mode, LINE mode, custom A, custom B

4) Dynamic range compression scaling Control register : hcompsc, lcompsc Option : No compression (h'00) to Full compression (h'7f)

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6.4 Selection of Operation Mode

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M65863FP takes the following states during Dolby Digital (AC-3) decoding. Current status can be checked by means of the status register and external terminal. For detail, refer to 3. Input/output pins and 4.3 Status register.

1) Out-of-sync status

State of being out of synchronization. Output is muted. In this state, when sync word is successfully detected successively the number of times specified in the control register synclock, M65863FP enters the normal decoding status.

2) Sync lock & muting status

A state in which output is muted because, although synchronization is established, an error was detected in external direction (external terminal AMUTE, control register muteonoff) or in the stream. M65863FP enters the normal decoding status when the external direction is canceled or the error in the stream is removed. When detection of sync word fails twice successively, on the contrary, M65863FP comes out of synchronization. When control register syncrsten is 01 or 10, assertion of external terminal SYNCRST also results in the status of out of synchronization.

3) Normal decoding status

A state of decoding normally carried out with PCM being output. This state is achieved if synchronization is locked and no error is detected in the data stream. When detection of sync word fails 2 successively in this state, M65863FP comes out of synchronization. When control register syncrsten is 01 or 10, assertion of external terminal SYNCRST also results in the status of out of synchronization. M65863FP autonomously changes through the above states except for the operations of the external terminal SYNCRST.

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5) Dialog level adjustment Control register : dialevel Option : h'0000 (=0.0) to h'7fff (=1.0)

6.5 Decoding Status

Sync out

(Mute PCM output)

Synclock & Error (CRC)

Mute PCM output)

Normal decoding

(PCM output)

Figure 6.3 Decode status transition

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When an error is detected in the data stream which is being input, or when directed by the control register (muteonof)f and external (AMUTE), M65863FP mutes the output PCM. Specifically, muting operation is carried out in the following cases.

1) CRC1/CRC2 error and encode error are detected during Dolby Digital (AC-3) decoding. Encode error refers to a case when an abnormal value is detected in bitstream in spite of normal result of CRC check.

2) sync preamble is detected when control register dirdatamode is 10 and PCM input is under way.

3) External terminal AMUTE is asserted.

4) Control register muteonoff is 1.

Mute ON/mute OFF operation when decoding Dolby Digital (AC-3) is carried out by using 256 samples by means of the window function defined in Dolby Digital (AC-3).

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6.6 Muting Operation

0 dB

Audio reproduction

- dB

Soft Mute ON Soft Mute OFF

256/fs 256/fs

Figure 6.4 Soft Mute Function

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Dolby Digital (AC-3) decoding delay of M65863FP varies between the cases of DIR I/F input and DEMUX I/F input.

Decoding delay is given by the following equation.

Decoding delay = 1 frame transmission time * 2/3 + 1 audio block period For example, when sampling frequency is 48kHz and bit rate of stream data is 384 kbps (length of 1 frame is 768*16 bits), decoding delay becomes approx. 11ms because the two terms in the above equation have the following values.

Transmission time of 1 frame: (768*16)/(48000*32)*2/3 = 5.3msec

1 audio block period : 256/48000 = 5.3msec

Decoding delay in the case of DEMUX I/F is different from the case of DIR I/F, because PCM output and IEC958 output of AC-3 stream are synchronized. In the case of DEMUX I/F mode B, decoding delay is different from the cases of other modes, because it is assumed that AC-3 stream has already been input to the input buffer in this case.

When in mode A

Decoding delay = 1 frame transmission time + 1 audio block period

For example, when sampling frequency is 48kHz and AC-3 stream is continuously transmitted, decoding delay becomes approx. 37msec.

Transmission time of 1 frame: 1536/48000 = 32msec

1 audio block period : 256/48000 = 5.3msec

When in mode B

Decoding delay = 1 audio block period

In the case of Dolby Digital (AC-3) decoding, M65863FP does not support surround/center delay. In the case of Pro Logic decoding, surround delay is fixed at 15ms.

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6.7 Decoding Delay

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One of Dual Mono,1/0,2/0,2/1,2/2,3/0,3/1,3/2 modes can be selected. The number of output channels depends on the encoded data. Maximum channels are limited by the encoded data except for 1/0 encoded data and Pro Logic encoded data. In the case of 1/0 encoded data, 2/0 (monaural stereo) output mode can be selected. Pro Logic encoded data is the same as the 3/1 mode. If a high number of channels beyond the input data channels is specified for output in the output mode, the over-channels output data is '0'. One of 4 output modes can be selected when the main audio services the Dual Mode.

Table 6.1 Output Channel Selection

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6.8 Output Mode

Output channel mode is controlled by the control register.

Encode Channel Mode Available Output Channel Form

1+1(Dual Mono) Ch1->L Ch1->R

Ch2->L Ch2->R Ch1->L Ch2->R

1/0 1/0, 2/0 (monaural stereo) 2/0 1/0, 2/0 3/0 1/0, 2/0, 3/0 2/1 1/0, 2/0, 2/1, 2/2 3/1 1/0, 2/0, 3/0, 2/1, 2/2, 3/1, 3/2 2/2 1/0, 2/0, 2/1, 2/2 3/2 1/0, 2/0, 3/0, 2/1, 2/2, 3/1, 3/2

Pro Logic (2/0) 1/0, 2/0, 3/0, 2/1, 2/2, 3/1, 3/2

(Ch1+Ch2)->L (Ch1+Ch2)->R

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ircuit and a frequency quadruplier (PLL) circuit by connecting an oscillator element, resistor and capacitor on the outside. This enables it to generate the clock required for the internal operation, though auto-oscillation by using low-frequency external clock.

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Chapter 7

Clock Oscillator

M65863FP allows it to form oscillation c

Internal Clock

M65863FP

PLL(x4)

PLL3 PLL2 PLL1

PCLK

Oscillation Buffer

Figure 7.1

PVCO

PLLGND

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Oscillation circuit can be formed by connecting an oscillator element, a feedback resistor and load capacitors to the PXCLK and PVCO terminals as shown bellow.

A frequency quadruplier circuit can be formed by connecting a loop filter to PLL3 terminal, a PLL stabilizer resistor to PLL2 terminal and a current reference resistor to PLL1 terminal.

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7.1 Clock Oscillator

PCLK

M65863FP

PVCO

Symbol Value

Rp Cp

1M 30pF

Figure 7.2 Configuration for Clock Oscillator

When extrnal clock is used External clock can be directly to the PCLK terminal.

PCLK

M65863FP

External Clock

3.3V

Figure 7.3

7.2 Frequency Quadruplier Circuit

Symbol Value

Figure 7.4

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BCLK

PLL3

PLL2

VDD3V

VDD5V

PLL1

PCLK

VDD3V

PLLVCC

2BCLK

2nd DSP assumes processes such as center/surround delay and crossover filter to be done. When limited to AC-3 2ch output, output of M65863FP can be directly connected to DAC.

3) MCU I/F supports I2C I/F as well as the above (synchronized 4 line serial).

4) While M65863FP functions as clock master with respect to LRCK/BCLK of 2nd DSP and DAC, such an application is possible as M65863FP functions as slave while ALRCK and ACLK from DIR/ADC are supplied to 2nd DSP and DAC.

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Chapter 8

M65863FP Typical Configuration

An example of wiring for a system of Dolby Digital (AC-3) 6ch application is illustrated below.

MCU

DEMUX

AV6220A

Mute on/of

Analog audio

ADC

IEC958 input

_SS

MOSI MISO

SCK

ADVLDD ADATAP

ACLKP

ADREQN

Main/Sub chip I/F

VDD5V ASOUT

CDATA CCLK

RSYCREQ SYNCRST ADVLDS

ADATAS ACLKS VDD3V

GND VDD5V _ADREQ

_AMUTE DOTX DIRX

ALRCK1 ACLK1 ADATA

GND

NC/SO

HSDA/SI

HSCL/SCK

NC/_SS

TOP VIEW

(M65863FP)

MCU I/F selection

Status output

VDD5V

GND

MCUSEL

DIRSTAT

DECSTAT

Reset

_RST

VDD5V

CHIPMOD

MCLKSI[1] MCLKSI[0]

GND GND

PVCO

PLLGND

2LRCK

LRCK

DAC

PCM1710P

Master clock selection

SDO0

SDO1

BCKIN LRCIN

DIN

SDO2

2nd DSP

DIR

M51581FP

MSTCK

LRCK

BCK SDO

IEC958 output

ACLK2

ADATA

ALRCK2

VDD5V

DEMPH

De-emphasis on/off

GND

VDD5V

MCLKI

Master clock output

MCLKO

DOLR

HMCLKO

DOCW

DOSS

GND

SDI1 SDO0

Figure 8.1

1) All or part of DEMUX, ADC and DIR can be connected to M65863FP as audio inputs.

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Chapter 9

Electrical Characteristics

9.1 Absolute Maximum Ratings

Ta=25

Symbol Characteristics Value Unit VDD5V Supply voltage (I/O) -0.3 to +6.5 V VDD3V Supply voltage -0.3 to +4.5 V

PLLVCC Supply voltage (PLL) -0.3 to +4.5 V

VI Input voltage (I/O) GND-0.3≤VI≤VDD5V+0.3 V

Input voltage(PLL) GND-0.3≤VI≤PLLVCC+0.3 V

VO Output voltage(I/O) GND≤VO≤VDD5V V

Output voltage(PLL) GND≤VO≤PLLVCC V

Pb Power consumption 910 mW Topr Operating temperature range -20 to +75 °C Tstg Storage temperature -40 to +125 °C

9.2 Operating Conditions

Symbol Characteristics Condition for Measuvment min typ max VDD5V Supply voltage(I/O) 4.5 5 5.5 V VDD3V Supply voltage 3 3.3 3.6 V

PLLVCC Supply voltage(PLL) 3 3.3 3.6 V

VIH Input High voltage(I/O) 0.7XVDD5V - VDD5V V

VIL Input Low voltage(I/O) GND - 0.3XVDD5V V

fpclk Frequency at external clock - 10? -2 MHz

Value Unit

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9.3 DC Characteristics

Ta= -20 to 75, VDD5V=5V, VDD3V=3.3V, PLLVCC=3.3V

Value Unit

Symbol Characteristics Condition for Measuvment min typ max

IDD Supply Current fpclk=???MHz - - TBD mA VOH Input High voltage (I/O) VDD5V=5V,IIOI<1µA 4.95 - - V VOL Input Low voltage (I/O) VDD5V=5V,IIOI<1µA - - 0.05 V

IOH Output current (I/O), 2mA buffer VDD5V=4.5V,VOL=4.1V 2 - - mA

Output current (I/O), 4mA buffer 4 - - mA

IOL Output current (I/O), 2mA buffer VDD5V=4.5V,VOL=0.4V - - -2 mA

Output current (I/O), 4mA buffer - - -4 mA IIH High input current (I/O) VDD5V=5.5V,VI=5.5V -10 - 10 µA IIL Low input current (I/O) VDD5V=5.5V,VI=0V -10 - 10 µA

IOZH High off state output leak current (I/O) VDD5V=5.5V,VI=5.5V -10 - 10 µA IOZL Low off state output leak current (I/O) VDD5V=5.5V,VI=0V -10 - 10 µA

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9.4 AC Characteristics

Characteristic of timing

tsu(ALRCK-ACLK) th(ACLK-ALRCK)

ACLKx

ALRCKx

ADATAx

tsu(ADATA-ACLK) th(ACLK-ADATA)

Symbol Characteristics min typ max Unit tsu(ALRCK-ACLK) Setup time, ALRCK and ACLK 5 - - ns th(ACLK-ALRCK) Hold time, ALRCK and ACLK 6 - - ns tsu(ADATA-ACLK) Setup time, ADATA and ACLK 8 - - ns th(ACLK-ADATA) Hold time, ADATA and ACLK 8 - - ns

ACLKS

th(ACLKS-ADVLDS)

tsu(ADVLDS-ACLKS)

_ADREQ

ADVLDS

ADATAS

tsu(ADATAS-ACLKS) tsu(ACLKS-ADATAS)

Symbol Characteristics min typ max Unit tsu(ADVLDS-ACLKS) Setup time, ALRCK and ACLKS 5 - - ns th(ACLKS-ADVLDS) Hold time, ALRCK and ACLKS 6 - - ns tsu(ADATAS-ACLKS) Setup time, ADATA and ACLKS 8 - - ns th(ACLKS-ADATAS) Hold time, ADATA and ACLKS 7 - - ns

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tdv(BCLK-LRCK)

BCLK

LRCK

DOxx

tdv(BCLK-DO)

Symbol Characteristics min typ max Unit tdv(BCLK-LRCK) LRCK output delay - - 15 ns tdv(BCLK-DO) DO output delay - - 25 ns

2BCLK

LRCK

2LRCK

DOxx

tdv(2BCLK-LRCK)

tdv(2BCLK-2LRCK)

tdv(2BCLK-DO)

Symbol Characteristics min typ max Unit tdv(2BCLK-LRCK) LRCK output delay - - 15 ns tdv(2BCLK-2LRCK) 2LRCK output delay - - 15 ns tdv(2BCLK-DO) DO output delay - - 25 ns

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EIAJ Package Code JEDEC Code Weight(g) Lead Material QFP68-P-1014-0.65 ---

tsu(SS-SCK)

_SS

tdv(SCK-SO)

SCK

tsu(SI-SCK) th(SCK-SI)

Symbol Characteristics min typ max Unit tsu(SS-SCK) Setup time, _SS and SCK 10 - - ns th(SCK-SS) Setup time, _SS and SCK 10 - - ns tdv(SCK-SO) SO output delay - - 15 ns tdz(SS-SO) SO disable delay - - 10 ns tsu(SI-SCK) Setup time, SI and SCK 10 - - ns th(SCK-SI) Hold time, SI and SCK 10 - - ns

0.79

th(SCK-SS)

tdz(SS-SO)

Alloy 42

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Chapter 10

Package

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Any parties intereted in the manufacture and sale of products incorporating Dolby Digital (AC-3)/Pro Logic technologies will first require a license from Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation. Dolby Laboratories has standard license agreements for this purpose, which have been signed by 200 organizations in over 30 countries. Following is a list of procedures a customer must follow before they can manufacture and sell products incorporating Dolby Digital (AC-3)/Pro Logic technologies.

1) The customer fills a confidential questionnaire to help Dolby Laboratories determine whether or not the customer has the infrastructure, facilities and engineering expertise to develop, manufacture, and sell a product meeting Dolby's specifications.

2) Once approved to proceed with development, the customer signs a product agreement with Dolby and pays a predetermined initial fee. At this point Dolby provides the customer with complete technical documentation and support.

3) The customer provides Dolby Laboratories with preliminary functional specification for review.

4) After specification approval the customer submits a product prototype for review.

5) Once the prototype is approved the countersigned copies of the agreement are returned to the licensee(customer).

6) Licensee may sell the product.

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation reserves the right to make changes to its product(s) or information contained herein without notice. No liability is assumed as a result of their use or application. No rights under any patent accompanies the sale of any such product(s) or information. Copyright (C)1998 MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION. All rights reserved. Printed in Japan

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Appendix A

Licensing Procedure Guidelines for

Dolby Digital (AC-3) / Pro Logic

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Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

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