DATA BIT
B15 (MSB) / DB13
B14 / DB12
B13 / DB11
B12 / DB10
B11 / DB9
B10 / DB8
B9 / DB7
B8 / DB6
B7 / DB5
B6 / DB4
B5 / DB3
B4 / DB2
B3 / DB1
B2 / DB0
B1 / ADB1
B0 (LSB) / ADB0
NAME
Reserved
Reserved
Reserved
Reserved
Reserved
Reserved
Reserved
Reserved
DTM2
DTM1
DTM0
ATM2
ATM 1
ATM 0
ADR1
ADR0
DESCRIPTION
Reserved
ML2722
USE
Set all bits to 0 (zero)
Digital Test Control Bits
See Table 15
Analog Test Control Bits
MSB Address Bit
LSB Address Bit
ADR1 = 1
ADR0 = 0
Table 6. Register 2 – Test Mode Register
See Table 14
CONTROL REGISTER DESCRIPTIONS
Power-On State
All register values are set to 0 (zero) on Power Up. Power up is defined as occurring when VDD (pin 31) ≥ 2.0V
(typical). The register default values are valid after power up. The PLL divide ratio and PLL configuration registers must
be programmed before XCEN is asserted for the first time.
Address and Data Bits (ADR)
Each of the three registers are identically configured. Each is divided into a fourteen (14) bit data field and a two (2) bit
address field. The 16 bits are input serially (see Figure 5) with the 14 data bits, most significant bit (DB13) first followed
by the two address bits, most significant bit (ADR1) first. The last 16 bits clocked into the ML2722 will be loaded into the
specified register. Loading less than 16 bits into any register will cause unpredictable device functionality.
RES Bit Locations (Reserved)
Bits identified as reserved must always have a logic 0 (zero) value for correct device operation. Power-on reset clears
all reserved bits to zero. Each reserved bit must be programmed to logic zero whenever any of the three registers are
reprogrammed.
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