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60 / 88 page ![]() AD9531 Data Sheet REGISTER MAP DETAILS Control bit functions are active high and register address values are hexadecimal, unless otherwise noted. SERIAL PORT CONTROL REGISTERS—REGISTER 0x0000 TO REGISTER 0x0005 Table 53. Serial Port Control Register Details Address Bits Bit Name Description 0x0000 D7 Unused Unused. D6 LSB first Bit order for the SPI port. 0 (default): most significant bit first and, for multibyte transfers, most significant byte first with autodecrement register addressing. 1: least significant bit first and, for multibyte transfers, least significant byte first with autoincrement register addressing. D5 Soft reset Software initiated reset. This bit restores register contents to the current ROM profile values. [D4:D0] Unused Unused. 0x0004 [D7:D5] Unused Unused. D4 Hardware reset Software initiated hardware reset. This bit resets the internal device hardware without changing the current register contents. This bit does not autoclear; therefore, for proper device operation, first write a Logic 1 then, a Logic 0. [D3:D2] Unused Unused. D1 Reduce SPI strength Alters the strength of the SPI port control pins. The default value for this bit resides in the ROM. 0: normal SPI strength. 1: reduced SPI strength. D0 Read buffer register Read cycle target (SPI or buffered register(s)). 0 (default): read cycles apply to the SPI registers. 1: read cycles apply to the buffered registers. 0x0005 [D7:D1] Unused Unused. D0 I/O update Software initiated input/output update. This is an autoclearing bit. DEVICE IDENTIFICATION AND ROM PROFILE REGISTERS—REGISTER 0x000A TO REGISTER 0x000E Register 0x000A to Register 0x000D are read-only. Writing to Register 0x000E invokes a ROM load sequence. Table 54. Device Identification and ROM Profile Register Details Address Bits Bit Name Description 0x000A [D7:D0] Device ID [31:24] Most significant byte of the device ID. 0x000B [D7:D0] Device ID [23:16] Next byte of the device ID. 0x000C [D7:D0] Device ID [15:8] Next byte of the device ID. 0x000D [D7:D0] Device ID [7:0] Least significant byte of the device ID. 0x000E [D7:D6] Reserved Reserved. [D5:D0] ROM profile Reading this register provides the index value of the most recently loaded ROM profile. Writing to the register selects one of 64 possible ROM profiles. The contents of this register are initially set at power-up as described in the Multifunction Pins (LDET1/M1, LDET2/M2, LDET3/M3, LOR/M4) section. Note that writing to this register loads the specified ROM profile, thereby updating the value of all registers identified by ROM in the default column of the Register Map. The contents of a register with ROM in the default column of the Register Map depend on the ROM profile number identified by the bits in this register (see the ROM Profile Data section). Rev. 0 | Page 60 of 88 |
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