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LMK04826 AC termination of LVDS output

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Hi! all,
My cutermer has some questions as below;

1.In case of AC termination of LVDS output of LMK04826, 
  the  circuit diagram of LMK04826 user's guide shows that  there is a 560-ohm termination at the transmission  
  side as below image. 
   My understanding is that 560-ohm termination register is not required.
  Does LMK04826 need 560-ohm termination register?

2. If yes, why is the 560-ohm termination register needed?
    LMK04826 needs DC loop?   

 3. When costomer set the register below steps, there are some different result.

     Case 1: There is no 560-ohm at transmission side.  
                   Set SYSREF output powerdown to REG 0x107 &  REG 0x10F
                   Select SYSREF multiplex to  SYSREF Continuous (0x03) ; REG 0x139                     
                  Set SYSREF_CLR=0 to REG 0x143
                    Set SDCLKoutY_FMT=0x01 to REG 0x107 & 0x10F ; LVDS output enable

                   Result:  LMK04826 can generate CLOCK corectlly.

     Case 2:  There is no 560-ohm.
                    Set SDCLKoutY_FMT=0x01 to REG 0x107 & 0x10F ; LVDS output enable
                    Select SYSREF multiplex to  SYSREF Continuous (0x03) ; REG 0x139                     
                   Set SYSREF_CLR=0 to REG 0x143

                    Result: LMK04826 can not output CLOCK.

     Case 3: There is 560-ohm.

                    Set SDCLKoutY_FMT=0x01 to REG 0x107 & 0x10F ; LVDS output enable
                    Select SYSREF multiplex to  SYSREF Continuous (0x03) ; REG 0x139                     
                   Set SYSREF_CLR=0 to REG 0x143

                     Result: LMK04826 can output CLOCK.

     Why are there the diffrent results by the above cases?
     Is there any recommendation of programing step?

Regards,
Toshi