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Evaluation Kit for CMX608/618/638 

 

EV6180/6380 

 

 

 2016 CML Microsystems Plc 

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UM6180/5 

The C-BUS signals CSN and IRQN can each be connected to one of three pins on J3. The pin to 
which each of them is connected is determined by the jumper tab settings on connectors J14 and 
J15 (J14 for CSN, J15 for IRQN). The default setting is to connect CSN to pin 2 and IRQN to pin 
10. This corresponds to the pin configuration for interfacing to the PE0003. 
 

J4 is a double row 5-pin header and provides access to the SPI port signals on the CMX6x8. It 
also has +3.3V digital supply and ground connections. 

 
J7 is used in conjunction with the SYNCCTRL register (address $04) on the CMX6x8. This 
register controls Vocoder synchronisation with the controlling host. J7 can be used to pull up or 
pull down the SYNC pin on the CMX6x8 and to access the internal synchronisation signal. 
Additionally, an external synchronisation signal can be applied to the SYNC pin of the CMX6x8 via 
this connector. 
 
The voice CODEC input and output pins on the CMX6x8 are directly accessible via connector J5. 
Alternative access to the voice CODEC I/O is through connectors J8 and J10, which are stereo, 
3.5mm jack sockets. Signals applied to the board via these sockets can be routed into and out of 
the voice CODEC in single ended and differential configurations. The jumper tab settings of J9, 
J13 and J16 determine what configuration is used. Table 4 lists some suggested jumper tab 
settings for these connectors. 
 

Configuration 

Socket 

J9 setting 

J13 setting 

J16 setting 

Single ended input 

J8 

1 – 2 short 
3 – 4 short 
5 – 6 open 
7 – 8 open 

9 – 10 open 

11 –12 open 

13 –1 4 short 
15 – 16 open 

Differential input 

J8 

1 – 2 open 
3 – 4 open 
5 – 6 short 
7 – 8 short 

9 – 10 short 

11 –12 short 

13 –1 4 open 
15 – 16 open 

Single ended output 

J10 

1 – 2 open 
3 – 4 open 
5 – 6 open 

1 – 2 short 
3 – 4 open 
5 – 6 open 

Differential output 

J10 

1 – 2 open 
3 – 4 short 
5 – 6 open 

1 – 2 open 
3 – 4 open 
5 – 6 open 

Table 4 – Configuration Options for Voice CODEC I/O 

 
Test points TP1, TP2, TP3 and TP4 are attachment points to the digital and analogue ground 
planes. These can be used to ground test and measurement equipment. Test point TP5 connects 
to the bias pin of the CMX6x8 and can be used to monitor the state of the bias voltage (1.65V). 
 
J11 is an attachment point for the reg3.3V digital voltage. 
 
 

Summary of Contents for EV6180

Page 1: ...on Kits EV6180 for CMX608 and CMX618 EV6380 for CMX638 The EV6180 and EV6380 Evaluation Kits each provide the means to demonstrate and evaluate the operation of CMX6x8 RALCWI Vocoder ICs The boards ar...

Page 2: ...6 2 2 2 Contents Unpacking 6 2 3 Approvals 6 3 Quick Start 7 3 1 Setting Up the EV6180 6380 with the PE0003 7 3 2 Adjustments 7 3 3 Operation 7 4 Signal Lists 8 5 Circuit Schematics and Board Layouts...

Page 3: ...er tab settings 10 Table 4 Configuration Options for Voice CODEC I O 13 Figure Page Figure 1 Evaluation Layout Diagram 4 Figure 2 PCB Layout top 11 Figure 3 PCB Layout bottom 11 Figure 4 Import Raw Da...

Page 4: ...MX608 618 638 EV6180 6380 2016 CML Microsystems Plc 4 UM6180 5 PE0003 EV6180 EV6380 PC USB J3 J2 Power Supply J J9 J3 Soundcard output J8 J10 Loudspeaker output EvKit Interface Card J11 Figure 1 Evalu...

Page 5: ...p www cmlmicro com The PE0003 is not supplied with this kit but can be ordered separately 2 1 3 External CODEC An external voice CODEC is required for demonstrating the CMX608 functionality This conne...

Page 6: ...stereo 2 2 Handling Precautions Like most evaluation kits this product is designed for use in office and laboratory environments The following practices will help ensure its proper operation 2 2 1 Sta...

Page 7: ...upply to J2 on the EV6180 6380 and J11 on the PE0003 The supply voltage should be set at 5V Attach the USB cable between connector J9 on the PE0003 and the relevant USB port on the host PC Apply volta...

Page 8: ...tal ground 16 SOFT_RESET I P Reset control line for CMX6x8 19 20 3V3D PWR 3 3V digital supply voltage J4 1 N C 2 3V3D PWR 3 3V digital supply voltage 3 STRB I P SSP port serial strobe input 4 SDI I P...

Page 9: ...dio input Ring SOCKETN I P Negative external audio input J10 Sleeve GNDA PWR Analogue ground Tip OUTP O P Positive external audio output Ring OUTN O P Negative external audio output J11 1 3 3V3D PWR 3...

Page 10: ...JP7 1 2 Short Current measurement connection for 3 3V analogue rail J7 1 2 3 4 5 6 Short Open Open SYNC control pulled high to 3 3V J9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Short Short Open Open Open...

Page 11: ...Circuit Schematics and Board Layouts For clarity circuit schematics are available as separate high resolution files These can be obtained via the CML website The layout on each side of the PCB is sho...

Page 12: ...ndication LEDs D4 and D5 can be optionally connected to or disconnected from pins 19 and 20 respectively of the CMX6x8 device The jumper tab settings on connector J12 determine whether the LEDs are in...

Page 13: ...le via connector J5 Alternative access to the voice CODEC I O is through connectors J8 and J10 which are stereo 3 5mm jack sockets Signals applied to the board via these sockets can be routed into and...

Page 14: ...r length to 8 bits register 1 2E 1 Set Service Acknowledgement reg length to 8 bits register 1 10 1 Set Decoder Frame register length to 8 bits register 1 30 1 Set Encoder Frame register length to 8 b...

Page 15: ...d from http audacity sourceforge net A short guide to using Audacity with the demonstration is described below Before running through the demonstration it is assumed that the following has been carrie...

Page 16: ...ript has been extracted and select it Once the script has been loaded press the Run button to run the script 6 Using the opened Audacity editor window begin playback of the imported audio track by pre...

Page 17: ...V Voltage on any connector pin to VSS 0 3 VDD 0 3 V Current into or out of OUTP OUTN VIN and VSS pins 0 1 5 A Current into or out of any other connector pin 20 20 mA 7 1 2 Operating Limits Correct op...

Page 18: ...nce OUT P or OUT N 3 32 Output Voltage Range OUT P or OUT N 2 10 to 90 VDDPA Differential Output Voltage 2 160 VDDPA Differential Output Power 2 120 mW Xtal Clock Input for an external clock High puls...

Page 19: ...ts Operation of these kits and boards outside a laboratory environment is not permitted within the European Community All software firmware is supplied as is and is without warranty It forms part of t...

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