User Manual
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ADC1 SZCMode[1:0]: Sets the mode by which 
analog PGA and digital volume, and muting 
changes will be implemented. See “Input Ampli-
fier Capabilities” section on page 55 regarding 
digital and analog volume ranges.
‘00’b - Immediate Change: When immediate 
change is selected, all level changes will take 
effect immediately in one step
‘01’b - Digital Immediate and Analog Zero Cross: 
Dictates that signal level changes, both muting 
and gain/attenuation, will occur immediately for 
digital volume changes, and on a signal zero 
crossing for analog volume changes to minimize 
audible artifacts. The requested level change will 
occur after a timeout period of 1024/Fs (approx. 
21 ms @ Fs = 48 kHz) if the signal does not 
encounter a zero crossing.
‘10’b - Digital Soft Ramp and Analog Soft Ramp: 
Allows level changes, both muting and 
gain/attenuation, to be implemented by incre-
mentally ramping at a rate of 1/8 dB per audio 
sample period for digital volume changes, and at 
a rate of 1 dB per 8 audio sample periods for 
analog volume changes. If the analog PGA is 
being used for +10 dB “boost” function, or the 
Digital Mic is being used, then the digital soft 
ramp gain range will be from +12 dB to -51 dB, 
and analog soft ramp will not be used.
‘11’b - Digital Soft Ramp and Analog Zero Cross:
Allows level changes, both muting and 
gain/attenuation, to be implemented by incre-
mentally ramping at a rate of 1/8 dB per audio 
sample period for digital volume changes. Ana-
log volume changes are to be implemented on a 
signal zero crossing. The requested level change 
will occur after a timeout period of 1024/Fs 
(approx. 21 ms @ Fs = 48 kHz) if the signal does 
not encounter a zero crossing. If the analog PGA 
is being used for +10 dB “boost” function, or the 
Digital Mic is being used, then the digital soft 
ramp gain range will be from +12 dB to -51 dB 
and analog soft ramp will not be used.
Both soft ramp and zero cross are independently 
monitored and implemented for each channel.
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