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58 / 118 page ![]() GS3590 Final Data Sheet Rev.4 PDS-061414 September 2017 58 of 118 Semtech Proprietary & Confidential www.semtech.com 4.8.7 Output State Control Modes The GS3590 provides several output state control modes to meet specific application requirements. The Trace Driver has the following three output modes: operational, muted, or disabled. The Cable Driver also has these three modes and additionally has a balanced mode. During non-sleep, if the control modes are configured such that multiple output modes are enabled, the priorities of the control modes from highest to lowest are the following: balanced (Cable Driver only), disabled, and then muted. Section 4.8.7.1 through Section 4.8.7.3 describe how to configure the output control modes that are enabled during non-sleep. If the device enters sleep, either manually or automatically, the sleep output control modes take precedence over the non-sleep control modes. During sleep, the Cable Driver will always be disabled, while the Trace Driver can be configured to mute or disable during sleep. The default Trace Driver configuration is for it to be disabled during sleep; however the Trace Driver can be configured to mute during sleep by setting the CFG_SLEEP_OUTPUT1_MUTE parameter in register 0x5 to 1b. 4.8.7.1 Output Mute Control Mode Each of the outputs on the GS3590 have independent mute control modes, which can be configured through the host interface. The following are the four output mute control modes: 1. The outputs automatically mute on LOS (default). 2. The outputs automatically mute on LOS and during rate search. 3. The outputs never mute. 4. The outputs are always muted. The first mute control mode is the default power-up configuration for both output drivers (the CTRL_OUTPUT<n>_AUTO_MUTE control parameter in register 0x49 is set to 1b). In this mode, the outputs will automatically mute on the assertion of LOS. This includes LOS as a result of setting up Squelch Adjust (see Section 4.2.3 for more details). In addition to mute on LOS, with auto mute control mode configured, setting the CTRL_OUTPUT<n>_AUTO_MUTE_DURING_RATE_SEARCH control parameter in register 0x49 to 1b, will configure the outputs to also mute when the device loses lock and begins to rate search. The outputs can be manually configured to never mute by setting both the CTRL_OUTPUT<n>_AUTO_MUTE and CTRL_OUTPUT<n>_MANUAL_MUTE control parameters in register 0x49 to 0b. Alternatively, the outputs can be manually configured to always be muted by setting the CTRL_OUTPUT<n>_AUTO_MUTE and CTRL_OUTPUT<n>_MANUAL_MUTE control parameters to 0b and 1b respectively. |
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