The blocks in the block diagram say "Transmitter & Receiver", but the signal lines are labeled in such a way that communication in one direction only is implied. Why not get an FAE on the phone and just ask them. Is there some reason why you haven't done that?

hmmm,that's nice.and maybe he can tell me about circuits, lol.

thx friend!

 

hmmm,that's nice.and maybe he can tell me about circuits, lol.

thx friend!

That would be his, or her, job, and some of them are actually quite good at it.

 

I don't quite understand about the circuits, can you give me some clues?

That would be his, or her, job, and some of them are actually quite good at it.

hmmm, ok. but would them tell me ic inside circuits?

 

hmmm, ok. but would them tell me ic inside circuits?

They have helped me on several occasions to understand their products from a functional point of view when the documentation was either preliminary or inadequate. This is especially true of parts with communications interfaces and a large number of programmable registers. In particular the ESS9018, a 32-bit SABRE DAC, which had an I2C interface and a whole boatload of registers that needed to be initialized an managed to produce audio output. I could not have done without the assistance of the FAE.

 

They have helped me on several occasions to understand their products from a functional point of view when the documentation was either preliminary or inadequate. This is especially true of parts with communications interfaces and a large number of programmable registers. In particular the ESS9018, a 32-bit SABRE DAC, which had an I2C interface and a whole boatload of registers that needed to be initialized an managed to produce audio output. I could not have done without the assistance of the FAE.

ok, i will try.

thx a lot!

 

ok, i will try.

thx a lot!

Good luck, I wish you well.