User's Manual
PCS3_HD_v01.000
Confidential / Preliminary
Page 74 of 101 2013-10-21
PCS3 Hardware Interface Description
6.7 Electrical Characteristics of the Voiceband Part
Echo
canceller,
Noise
suppresson
with
one or two
Micro-
phones
Filter
flat gain=0dB
6.7.2
Audio Programming Model
The audio programming model shows how the signal path can be influenced by varying AT
command parameters: AT^SNFI allows to set the parameters <micAmp1>, and<mic TxVol>,
whereas the parameters <cdcRxGain>, <stGain> and <rxVol> can be adjusted
with AT^SNFO.
For more information on the AT commands and parameters see Section 6.7.1
and [1].
If the digital audio interface (PCM) is selected, the parameters <micAmp1>, and <cdcRxGain>
have no influence; because they are not involved in the signal paths.(PCS3 didn’t support I2S)
Application
Digital logical channels:
gain=0dB
<io>
gain=0dB
Aux MIC
Main MIC
Speaker
Codec
I
2
S right channel
I
2
S left channel / PCM mono
4
PCM mono
I
2
S left channel
4
PCM /
I
2
S
Interface
I
2
S
Interface
1
3
2
<micTxVol>
Speech
coder
VMIC
Codec
MIC
Microphon
e
feeding
EP
<micAmp1>
A
D
<cdcRxGain>
D
gain=0dB
PCM
1
3
2
<stGain>
3
2
<rxVol>
Filter
Speech
coder
32 Ohms
A
flat gain=0dB
Module
Red: Audio mode parameters adjustable by AT commands
Orange: Selectable Audio Mode Parameter - on request adjustable by Cinterion
Figure 34: Audio programming model