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CDB5366

1. CDB5366 SYSTEM OVERVIEW

The CDB5366 Evaluation Board provides an excellent means of quickly evaluating the CS5366. A digital audio in-

terface transmitter (CS8406) provides an easy interface to digital audio signal analyzers, including the majority of

digital audio test equipment. Standard analog input and digital output connectors are included for quick and reliable

board setup. An on-board FPGA is used for configuring the various modes of the CS5366. Graphical User Interface

software is supplied by Cirrus Logic, which allows programming the CDB5366 when connected to a host PC running

2. QUICK-START GUIDE

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Confirm that DIP switches S1 and S4 are in the closed (LO) position, pushed down to the right.

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Connect the following jumpers.

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J7 - Install 5 jumpers to the left side of J7, enabling the DIP switches to operate correctly.

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J81, J95 - Install jumpers to these positions, grounding XTI and XTO of the CS5366.

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J1 - Install a jumper at the +5 V position, allowing VA to be supplied by the +5 V supply.

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Install a 12.288 MHz canned Oscillator to socket Y1, providing a Master Timing Clock for the system.

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Install a jumper to J11 at the OSC position to enable the OSC drive buffer.

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Connect power supply common to the GND binding post. Connect +5 V, +12 V and -12 V to the binding

posts as marked on the board silkscreen

This configuration provides a completely operational 24-bit Analog-to-Digital-Converter evaluation system. The

CS5366 is operating as a Master Device in Single Speed Mode with a 48 kHz sampling rate. Apply power and con-

nect analog input signals of 1 Vrms maximum (full scale) to the RCA inputs jacks. S/PDIF Digital audio data is avail-

able for evaluation at the Optical and Coaxial outputs.

3. DETAILED BOARD FEATURES

The CDB5366 Evaluation Board supports both the Stand-Alone and Control Port modes of the CS5366. An FPGA

(U2) controls digital signal routing between the CS5366, the CS8406 and the DSP I/O header. For user-friendly eval-

uation of the TDM interface, the FPGA will translate TDM data into PCM data and send it to the CS8406.

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Stand-Alone Evaluation

In Stand-Alone mode, the CDB5366 runs without an external PC attached. In this mode, the FPGA controls

operation of the board by dynamically reading DIP switches (S1 and S4) after a cold power-up or a push-

button board reset. Stand-Alone mode provides the most commonly used device settings. For additional

control of the CS5366, Control Port mode is used.

In Stand-Alone mode, as the DIP switches are repositioned, the FPGA simultaneously sets the appropriate

pins on the CS5366 and CS8406 to keep them synchronized with regard to sampling speed and data for-

mat.