Datasheet

Reference
2-13
Operation
2.5.3.4 Control Register Operation
Each bit of the control register allows the user to control the operating mode
of the TPA0172, as shown in Table 2–9.
Table 2–9. TPA0172 Control Register Operation
BIT FUNCTION VALUE RESULT
0
0 Normal operation
0 SHUTDOWN
1 Shutdown mode
1
0 Line inputs selected
1 HP/LINE
1 Headphone inputs selected
2 Reserved 0 Reserved
3
0 Normal operation
3 Mute
1 Mute mode
4 Reserved 1 Reserved
5
0 BTL mode
5 SE/BTL
1 SE mode
6
0 Use gain register 1
6 Gain register select
1 Use gain register 2
7
0 Auto-detect PCBEEP
7 PCB ENABLE
1 PCBEEP always on
Bit 0 operates in the same manner as the external SHUTDOWN pin, only the
logic is reversed (i.e., the device is active when the internal bit is low and is in
shutdown when the internal bit is high).
Bit 1 allows the user to select the input source. If bit 1 of the mask register is
set, however, the HP/LINE
function is tied to the external SE/BTL pin.
Bit 2 This bit is reserved for future functionality. Always set this bit to 0.
Bit 3 performs the same mute function as setting either bit 6 or 7 in the gain
registers.
Bit 4 This bit is reserved for future functionality. Always set this bit to 1.
Bit 5 operates in the same manner as the external SE/BTL pin.
Bit 6 allows the user to select which gain registers will determine the gain
settings for each channel. For example, the amplifier may be configured to
operate in SE mode with the gain settings taken from either register 1 or
register 2. This function is tied to the SE/BTL
pin if bit 1 of the mask register
is set, which results in gain register 1 controlling the gain in SE mode and gain
register 2 controlling the gain in BTL mode. It is important to remember that
regardless of which gain register is selected, when the amplifier is in the
single–ended mode of operation the gain will be 6 dB less than the setting
stored in the register.
Bit 7 allows the user to either autodetect a signal at the PCBEEP input or
manually override that input to be always on.