CONFIDENTIAL Rev. 3.6

March 26, 2021

ES9018K2M Datasheet

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Register #21: GPIO Input Selection and OSF Bypass

8 bit, Read-Write Register, Default = 0x00

Bits

[7:6]

[5:4]

[3]

[2]

[1]

[0]

Mnemonic

gpio_input_sel2

gpio_input_sel1

reserved *

bypass_iir

reserved *

bypass_osf

Default

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Bit

Mnemonic

Description

[7:6]

gpio_input_sel2

Selects which input will be selected when GPIOX = 1

’b1

2

’d0 = I2S data (default)

2

’d1 = SPDIF data

2’d2 = reserved

2

’d3 = DSD data

[5:4]

gpio_input_sel1

Selects which input will be selected when GPIOX = 1

’b0

2

’d0 = I2S data (default)

2

’d1 = SPDIF data

2’d2 = reserved

2

’d3 = DSD data

[3]

reserved *

[2]

bypass_iir

1

’b0 = Use the IIR filter (default)

1

’b1 = Bypass the IIR filter.

[1]

reserved *

[0]

bypass_osf

1

’b0 = Use the interpolating 8x FIR filter (default)

1

’b1 = Bypass the interpolating 8x FIR filter.

Note: Bypassing the interpolating filter requires that the input data be

oversampled at 8x fs by an external oversampling filter.

* All Reserved Bits in Register #21 must be set to the indicated logic level to ensure correct device operation.

Notes: Any of the GPIO can be configured to be used as an input select. This allows an external MCU or controller to set

the input type by setting the GPIO to either logic high (1

’b1) or logic low (1’b0). To set this feature, the first step is to enable

one of the GPIO as an input select by setting gpio_cfg to 4

’d9. Once a GPIO is configured as an input select it has the ability

to select between two different inputs. The first input (logic low) is set via register 21[5:4]. The second input (logic high) is

set via register 21[7:6]. Only one GPIO should be configured as an input select, and the ES9018K2M will only use the first

GPIO if multiple GPIOs are configured as an input selection.