Sun Microsystems S16A Input Clock Prescale Registers, Input Configuration Registers, Value hex

Registers S16A User’s Guide

Input Clock Prescale Registers

The Analog Input Module contains two 1-byte Input Clock Prescale registers (one for each input channel) that provide 1-biased divisors for the input clock, which has a base rate of 192 KHz. The low 3 bits of these registers are significant. Thus, the input sample rate for each channel is

192 KHz/(value + 1)

where

value is the channel’s Input Clock Prescale register value, which can range from 0 to 7.

As Analog Input Module registers, these registers are accessed via the UART registers.

Input Configuration Registers

The Analog Input Module contains two two-byte Input Configuration registers, one each for the two input channels. The low-order byte controls the input source; the high byte provides a primary gain control. The following two tables list the useful values for the low and high bytes. One value from each table must be chosen and bitwise ORed together to configure this register.

As Analog Input Module registers, these registers are accessed via the UART registers.

Value (hex)	AIN_	Description
xx42	DIFFERENTIAL	Both input pins for this channel are monitored as a differential signal.
xx48	PLUS_ONLY	The “plus” input pin for this channel is monitored as a single-ended
		signal.
xx82	MINUS_ONLY	The “minus” input pin for this channel is monitored as a single-ended
		signal.
xx88	ZERO	The input is taken from ground. Used for offset calibration.
xx48	OUT0_PLUS	The “plus” signal from output channel 0 is monitored as a single-ended
		signal.
xx84	OUT0_MINUS	The “minus” signal from output channel 0 is monitored as a single-ended
		signal.
xx18	OUT1_PLUS	The “plus” signal from output channel 1 is monitored as a single-ended
		signal.
xx82	OUT1_MINUS	The “minus” signal from output channel 1 is monitored as a single-ended
		signal.
	Table 13. Input Selection (Low Byte) Values

32 EDT, Inc. October, 1996