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ADAU1761 ADC HP Filter taking too long to settle.

I am developing a system that makes use of the ADMP421 MEMS microphone and the ADAU1761 audio codec. I have been troubleshooting a problem where there is a large bias to the audio signal and I was informed on the MEMS microphone discussion thread that the ADCs high pass filter should be enabled (0x4019 bit 5). Although this works, it takes a half hour for the bias to drop to a third of its original value and it never reaches zero. Is there a register setting that I am missing that would speed up and improve the performance of the ADCs high pass filter or should I use a filter block in the dsp schematic in Sigma Studio?

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  • Just another piece of information:

    I am also using an externally connected analog microphone. The system can be configured to use either the analog microphone or the MEMS microphone. With the file I attached to the previous post minus the HPF setting and the DC blocking filter, I measured an almost zero bias on the analog microphone while getting the 10200 value for the bias for the MEMS microphone. With the HPF enabled, I was getting a bias of -9800 on the analog microphone although it started out as a much smaller value and just continued to grow in the negative direction.

    This behavior is similar to the MEMS microphone except the bias starts out as a small negative value which gradually decreased in value for the analog microphone and for the MEMS microphone, the bias starts out as a large positive value that gradually shrinks. In both cases, the value is decreasing and the magnitude of the change in bias is comparable.

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  • Just another piece of information:

    I am also using an externally connected analog microphone. The system can be configured to use either the analog microphone or the MEMS microphone. With the file I attached to the previous post minus the HPF setting and the DC blocking filter, I measured an almost zero bias on the analog microphone while getting the 10200 value for the bias for the MEMS microphone. With the HPF enabled, I was getting a bias of -9800 on the analog microphone although it started out as a much smaller value and just continued to grow in the negative direction.

    This behavior is similar to the MEMS microphone except the bias starts out as a small negative value which gradually decreased in value for the analog microphone and for the MEMS microphone, the bias starts out as a large positive value that gradually shrinks. In both cases, the value is decreasing and the magnitude of the change in bias is comparable.

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