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IVC102: Internals of the published IVC102 reset sequence

Part Number: IVC102
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SN74LVC2G17

We continue to use the IVC102 in a design (precision integrator measuring conductivity).  Our circuit is fairly simple with the three internal capacitors selected in parallel.  The schematic is below.

Featured is the use of an SN74LVC2G17 which cleans up the S1 and S2 signals (not that they will be messy.. but as a safety measure).  Both DC rails are well regulated and include additional filtering.

The IVC102 data sheet specifies a reset sequence as follows:

I interpret this to mean:

CLOSE S1    <-- set an initial state

CLOSE S2    <-- set an initial state

OPEN S2

OPEN S1

WAIT 10uS

CLOSE S2

WAIT 10uS

OPEN S2

WAIT 10uS

CLOSE S1

START INTEGRATION

Once S1 is finally closed, the integration starts and data may be taken.

We'd like to modify the sequence such that S1 is always closed.  Therefore the alternate sequence would be:

CLOSE S1    <-- set an initial state

CLOSE S2    <-- set an initial state

OPEN S2

WAIT 10uS

CLOSE S2

WAIT 10uS

OPEN S2

START INTEGRATION

In my testing with the alternate reset sequence I am not getting any integration from the amplifier.  There may be other reasons related to my code, but before I pull any more hair out, can TI tell me if the reset sequence published in the data sheet does more (internal to the IVC102) than simply close and open the switches?