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DIT4192

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BTD

Buffer Transfer Disable (Defaults to 0)

When set to 0, User Access (UA) to Transmit-

ter Access (TA) Buffer transfers are enabled.

When set to 1, User Access (UA) to Transmit-

ter Access (TA) Buffer transfers are disabled.

bit 7 (MSB)

bit 6

bit 5

bit 4

bit 3

bit 2

bit 1

bit 0 (LSB)

BTD

FIGURE 9. Flowchart for Updating the Channel Status Buffer.

CHANNEL STATUS DATA

BUFFER OPERATION

(SOFTWARE MODE ONLY)

The DIT4192 contains two buffers for the channel status data.

These are referred to as the Transmitter Access (TA) buffer

and the User Access (UA) buffer. Each buffer is 48 bytes long,

containing 24 bytes each for channels A and B. The 24 bytes

per channel correspond to the channel status block defined in

the AES-3 and IEC-60958 specifications. Channel A and B

data are interleaved within the buffers, see Tables VII and VIII.

The AES-3 encoder internally accesses the TA buffer to

obtain the channel status data that is multiplexed into the

AES-3 data stream. The user accesses the UA buffer through

the control port in order to update the channel status data

when needed. The transfer of data from the UA buffer to the

TA buffer is managed internally by the DIT4192, but it may

be enabled or disabled by the user via a control register.

The master clock input (MCLK) and the frame synchroniza-

tion clock input (SYNC) must be active in order to update the

channel status buffer in Software mode. When the DIT4192

is initially powered up, the device defaults to power-down

mode. When the PDN bit in Register 2 is set to 0 to power

up the device, there must be a delay between the time that

PDN is set to 0 and the first access to the channel status

buffer. This delay allows the SYNC clock to synchronize the

AES3 encoder block with the audio serial port. It is recom-

mended that Register 2 be the last control register written in

the initialization sequence, followed by a delay (10 millisec-

onds or longer) before attempting to access the channel

status buffer.

UPDATING THE CHANNEL DATA STATUS BUFFER

Updating the channel status data buffer involves disabling

and enabling the UA to TA buffer transfer using the BTD bit

in control register 07H. Figure 9 shows the proper flow for

updating the buffer.

The BTD bit is normally set to 0, which enables the UA to TA

buffer transfer. In order to update the channel status data, the

user must write to the UA buffer. To avoid UA to TA data

transfer while the UA buffer is being updated, the BTD bit is set

to 1, which disables UA to TA buffer transfers. While

BTD = 1, the user writes new channel status data to the UA

buffer via the control port. Once the UA buffer update is

complete, the BTD bit is reset to 0. A new UA to TA buffer

transfer will occur during one of the frames 184 through 191,

DISABLE UA TO TA BUFFER TRANSFER

Set BTD = 1

in Control Register 07

UPDATE THE CS DATA

Write Channel Status Data

to the UA Buffer

ENABLE UA TO TA BUFFER TRANSFER

Set BTD = 0

in Control Register 07

Read Register 04

H to verify that the

BTI bit is set to 1.

The Host has verified that the Buffer

Transfer is complete, which completes the

Channel Status Data update.

Assume that the Buffer Transfer has

completed and that the Channel Status

data has been updated.

Is the

Buffer Transfer Interrupt (BTI)

Masked?

Is the

INT output LOW?

YES

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