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i build a DAC with CS8414 and CS43122 recently.
but ,the pin17(mutec~) of the CS43122 is always low, i have checked other pin , don't found problem. the pin25(CMOUT) is about 2.5v this is the content i copy from the datasheet, "pin 17 ,Mute Control(OUPUT) -- the mute control pin goes low during power-up initialization ,reset,muting ,master clock to left/right frequency ratio is incorrect or power-down" my question is , is the CS43122 damaged ? or some other method can be tested ?? thanks for advise. |
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