MAX97002 Evaluation Kit
(DIF) for differential mono operation. Depending on the
selection, the speaker and headphone mixers provide
options for selecting the audio source for the SPKR
Mixer, Left HP Mixer, and Right HP Mixer.
volume, respectively, to between -64dB (min) to +6dB
(max). Alternatively, the user can enter a numerical
value inside the Left Headphone Volume and Right
Headphone Volume edit boxes.
Speaker Amplifier
The MAX97002 EV kit software’s Speaker Amplifier
group box contains the speaker mixer, speaker volume,
and speaker-enable control. Check the Speaker Enable
checkbox to enable the speaker amplifier. The Speaker
Volume track bar sets the speaker volume between
-30dB (min) to +20dB (max). Alternatively, the user can
enter a numerical value inside the Speaker Volume edit
box.
I2C Interface Indicator
The MAX97002 EV kit software Interface group box dis-
plays the MAX97002’s I2C Device Address, Register
Address, and the last Data Sent. The MAX97002 I2C
device address is internally set to 0x9A.
Simple I2C Commands
There are three methods for communicating with
the MAX97002 EV kit, through the Main Control tab
(Figure 1), the Registers tab (Figure 2), or by using low-
level SMBusK commands available in the Advanced
User Interface window (Figure 3). Select the Options
| Interface (Advanced User Interface) menu item to
display the Advanced User Interface window that
allows I2C operations, such as SMBusReadByte and
SMBusWriteByte.
Headphone Amplifier
The Headphone Amplifier group box enables or dis-
ables the headphone outputs. The Left Headphone
Volume and Right Headphone Volume track bars
set the headphone volume. The Left HP Enable and
Right HP Enable checkboxes enable the headphone
amplifiers.
The Left Headphone Volume and Right Headphone
Volume track bars set the left and right headphone
Figure 3. Advanced User Interface Window (2-Wire Interface Tab Sheet)
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