CT8022 Datasheet, PDF (115/194 Pages) List of Unclassifed Manufacturers – VOIP/VON G.723.1, G279AB TRUESPEECH CO-PROCESSOR

Version: 1.18
PRELIMINARY/CONFIDENTIAL
TrueSpeech® Co-Processor
9.15.6.5 Freezing the AEC
In the locked state, the AEC coefficients are updated if the measured attenuation exceeds the Lock Threshold. To
cause a complete freeze of the AEC, where no updating of the AEC coefficients takes place, simply program the
Lock and Un-Lock Thresholds to large values and force the AEC into the locked state.
For example:
Command Status Response
C1 E01B
E01B
program the un-lock threshold to a large
C2 7FFF
7FFF
positive value
C1 E014
E014
program the lock threshold to a large
C2 FF00
FF00
negative value
C1 E012
E012
Force the AEC into the locked state
C2 C004
C004
9.15.7 Controlling the Automatic Loop Adjustment Attenuation
When the AEC is operating under normal conditions, it constantly monitors the effect of the echo cancellation
process. The intent of the AEC is to reduce the amplitude of any echo signals passing through it. When a signal
originating at the near end (a signal caused by the local user talking, and not an echo of the speaker output) passes
through the AEC, the signal should pass through without any change in amplitude. Under either of these conditions,
the output signal level from the AEC block should never be larger than the input signal level.
If the AEC detects that its output level is greater than its input level, this indicates a fault condition. This state may
arise if the acoustic echo path is rapidly changed, for example by suddenly moving the microphone to a position
immediately in front of the speaker. Under these circumstances, the AEC by default will increase the amount of echo
suppression in use to try to prevent positive feedback in the audio loop (howling).
9.15.7.1 Programming the Loop Adjustment Threshold
The Host can program the Loop Adjustment Threshold at which the additional loop attenuation is activated:
Command
C1 E01A
C2 XXXX
Status Response
E01A
XXXX
where XXXX is the Loop Adjustment Threshold in dB.
For example, the default threshold is +1 dB, so XXXX=1dB.
The automatic loop adjustment feature can be disabled by programming the Loop Adjustment Threshold to a large
positive value, e.g. XXXX=7FFFH, or by programming the amount of attenuation added to zero (see below).
It is also possible to disable the automatic loop adjustment feature with the Speakerphone Configuration Command
described in Section 9.21.
Note: When using the AEC concurrently with speech compression modes, this particular command can
only be sent after enabling the AEC and entering the playback and record states.
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