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TAS5086 - What is M-State?

Fred Shipley
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M-State is a housekeeping function internal to the TAS5086.  While M-State is low, the device will not accept IIC commands.

In the TAS5086 datasheet, functions such as /RESET and /PDN are shown with M-State to illustrate the time one must wait before sending IIC commands.  One example would be the case where /RESET is set is set high and IIC commands sent immediately after the low to high transistion.  The TAS5086 would not accept the IIC.