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TAS2557EVM: Change boost mode using direct i2c

Part Number: TAS2557EVM

Tool/software:

Hi everyone.

I am currently working with the TAS2557EVM and specifically want to switch the boost operation from class-H to class-G (or vice versa).

At the moment, I am writing to the BOOST_CTRL_1 register as specified in the datasheet.

This is the code I am currently using.

i i2cstd
w 98 00 00 #Page-0
w 98 7f 00 #Book-0
r 98 09 01 # read the boost register
w 98 09 01 # class G

I have my doubts on whether the boost mode actually switches, as I can't see a difference when comparing the waveforms of Vboost on an oscilloscope.

For context: I am using the 5V supply to power the board. When in operation, the Vboost reaches up to 8.5V.

I understand that the actual captured waveform would not look like depicted in the datasheet, but surely, I would see some difference (e.g. longer slope when ramping).

Also, I would be interested in knowing if there is any way to change the boost mode using the PPC3 other than the direct i2c control.

In my research I found this thread but that did not really answer the question.

I confirmed the i2c in general is working by muting/unmuting the amplifier that way.

Please advise me for the trouble shooting.