ADVANCE INFORMATION
DRP 3510A
6.3. The SDO1 Interface
The SDO1 interface sends a decoded 32 kHz audio sig-
nal back to the MSP. The 32 kHz signal is generated via
an internal high quality sample rate converter, which is
perfectly matched to the performance of the MSP DACs.
The cutoff frequency now is reduced to approximately
15 kHz. The signal of most of the free to air ADR-sta-
tions, however, does not exceed this cutoff frequency.
The serial format generates 2*16 bits for stereo audio
samples on the data line SO1D, a word strobe on the
SO1I, and a serial clock at the SO1C line. This offers the
opportunity to use the MSPC DACs for analog output.
This connection to the MSPC is obligatory for every ap-
plication, even if it is not intended to use the MSPC
DACs. This is due to the fact that the clock synchroniza-
tion between DRP and MSP uses this connection. The
timing of the SDO1 interface is shown in Fig. 6–3.
6.4. The PIO Interface
The PIO interface can be used in two different modes.
In the standard mode, the PIO lines PI0..PI3 are used to
select the crystal frequency or to switch between differ-
ent applications; and the PI12..PI19 lines are used as
signalling outputs or serial interface pins (see section
3.2.). In a second mode, the DMA mode (direct memory
access), the internal MPEG Layer 2 data stream (after
descrambling but before decoding) is provided on the
PIO lines PI12..PI19.
6.4.1. General Purpose PIO Mode
The general purpose PIO mode is selected after reset.
In this mode, the PIO-lines have the functionality as de-
scribed below. The PI0 and PI3 pins are only read out af-
ter a reset of the DRP.
SO0C
SO0I
0
left 1
15 0
right 1
15
left 2
SO0D
Fig. 6–3: Schematic timing of the SDO1 output interface
high
low
high
right 2
low
high
low
Table 6–1: Functionality of the PIO mode
PI0
PI1
PI2
PI3
crystal
select
Mode
select
0 18.432
ADR
1 24.576
L2 de-
coder
PI14
SI1D*
PI15
SI1I*
PI16
SI1C*
Alternative input lines
(for example: I2S to SP/DIF con-
version in combination with
downloaded software)
PI18
CRCE
no CRC
error
CRC
error
PI19
FSI (def.
mode)
anc.data
available
anc.data
invalid
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