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CMREFCTL Register setting clarification ADAS1000-4

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The user is using ADAS1000-4 and ADAS1000-2 in a design with RA connected to CM_IN. Setting EXTCM to 0 (internal common mode) allows lead on/off detection to work correctly, while setting EXTCM to 1 (external common mode) results in RA and RLD showing lead off and setting overrange/underrange bits in the DC Lead OFF register (0x1E). The support engineer confirmed that for master devices, EXTCM should typically be set to 0.
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Product Number: ADAS1000-4

Hi Mark,

We are using ADAS1000-4 and ADAS1000-2 in our design. We have connected RA to CM_IN pin of ADAS1000-4. In this configuration, Can you clarify, if we need to set, EXTCM bit (2) in CMREFCTL register to 0 (Internal common mode selected) or 1(external common mode selected).

When we set EXTCM to 0: Lead on/off detection is working fine.

When we set EXTCM to 1: RA and RLD is showing Lead off. In DC Lead OFF register (0x1E), Bit 13 CE input overrange and Bit 12 RLD input underrange are setting to 1. 

Thanks and Regards,

Subbash

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[edited by: subbu at 7:44 AM (GMT -4) on 16 Aug 2023]
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