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[Title]
Release Note
Issue 3
ADK3.0
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Document History
Revision Date History
01 03 JUN 1414 Original publication of this document
02 30 MAY 14 Formatting issue corrected
03 03 JUNE 14 Added items to Appendix A
Contacts General information www.csr.com
Information on this product [email protected]
Customer support for this product www.csrsupport.com
More detail on compliance and standards [email protected]
Help with this document [email protected]
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Trademarks, Patents and Licences Unless otherwise stated, words and logos marked with ™ or ® are trademarks registered or owned by CSR plc
and/or its affiliates.
Bluetooth® and the Bluetooth logos are trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and licensed to CSR.
Other products, services and names used in this document may have been trademarked by their respective owners.
The publication of this information does not imply that any licence is granted under any patent or other rights owned
by CSR plc or its affiliates.
CSR reserves the right to make technical changes to its products as part of its development programme.
While every care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the contents of this document, CSR cannot accept
responsibility for any errors.
Life Support Policy and Use in Safety-critical Compliance CSR’s products are not authorised for use in life-support or safety-critical applications. Use in such applications is
done at the sole discretion of the customer. CSR will not warrant the use of its devices in such applications.
Performance and Conformance Refer to www.csrsupport.com for compliance and conformance to standards information.
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Contents Document History ......................................................................................................................................................... 2
Contacts ........................................................................................................................................................................ 2
Trademarks, Patents and Licences .............................................................................................................................. 3
Life Support Policy and Use in Safety-critical Compliance............................................................................................ 3
Performance and Conformance .................................................................................................................................... 3
Contents ....................................................................................................................................................................... 4
Tables, Figures and Equations ..................................................................................................................................... 4
1. Introduction ............................................................................................................................................................ 5
1.1. Software usage ............................................................................................................................................... 5
2. Firmware and Development Tools ......................................................................................................................... 6
2.1. Firmware ........................................................................................................................................................ 6
2.2. Included Applications ...................................................................................................................................... 7
2.3. Development Tools ......................................................................................................................................... 7
3. Release Functionality ............................................................................................................................................ 8
3.1. Standard Profile Functionality ......................................................................................................................... 8
3.2. New Features ................................................................................................................................................. 8
3.3. Additional Qualification Information ................................................................................................................ 9
4. Testing ................................................................................................................................................................... 9
4.1. System Testing ............................................................................................................................................... 9
4.2. Interoperability Testing ................................................................................................................................. 10
Appendix A Known Issues ........................................................................................................................................ 11
Appendix B Issues Resolved .................................................................................................................................... 15
Appendix C Power Consumption Results ................................................................................................................. 28
Document References ................................................................................................................................................ 29
Terms and Definitions ................................................................................................................................................. 30
Tables, Figures and Equations Table 2.1: Firmware Versions ....................................................................................................................................... 6
Table 2.2: Included Applications ................................................................................................................................... 7
Table 2.3: Application Compatibility .............................................................................................................................. 7
Table A.1: Known issues ............................................................................................................................................ 14
Table B.1: Resolved Issues ........................................................................................................................................ 27
Table C.1: Power Consumption .................................................................................................................................. 28
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1. Introduction
This document describes the Audio Development Kit (ADK) 3.0 including the example software applications that run
on the CSR8670™ Flash IC and the BlueCore5-Multimedia™ IC.
The included example software applications can be used to create a wide variety of products including:
Mono and Stereo Headsets
USB Source dongles
Hands-free automotive kits
Speakers and Speaker docks
Soundbars
Subwoofers
Read this document in conjunction with the BlueCore Unified 27c Firmware Release Note which describes the
firmware for this release.
1.1. Software usage
Use of this software is at your own risk.
This software is provided "as is", and CSR cautions users to determine for themselves the suitability of using the
version of this software.
CSR makes no warranty or representation whatsoever of merchantability or fitness of the product for any particular
purpose or use. In no event shall CSR be liable for any consequential, incidental or special damages whatsoever
arising out of the use of or inability to use this software, even if the user has advised CSR of the possibility of such
damages.
Provision of this software does not imply that it has been given a Bluetooth Qualification listing.
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2. Firmware and Development Tools
2.1. Firmware
Table 2.1 shows the underlying firmware included in the ADK.
The firmware is provided in two versions for BlueCore5-MultiMedia, differing in the maximum effective encryption key
length each supports:
Platform Maximum Effective Encryption Key Length
VM Execution Mode
Full Build Name Build ID
CSR8670 128 bits
Assisted
Native gdn_16unified_fl_bt4.1_27c_1405071132_ble_encr128 10258
BlueCore5-MultiMedia
128 bits Native
elv_8unified_fl_bt4.1_27c_1405071132_native_encr128 10259
BlueCore5-MultiMedia
56 bits Native
elv_8unified_fl_bt4.1_27c_1405071132_native_encr56 10261
BlueCore5-MultiMedia
56 bits VM
elv_8unified_fl_bt4.1_27c_1405071132_encr56 10260
Table 2.1: Firmware Versions
Note:
CSR recommends that 70 ns or faster Flash is used on BlueCore5-MultiMedia platforms.
Not all example applications are compatible with all Firmware Versions and Platforms, see section 2.2.1
The VM Execution mode firmware version for BlueCore5-MultiMedia is for development purposes only
and has not been qualified nor is production ready.
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2.2. Included Applications
Three main VM applications and related DSP applications are included in this ADK release candidate, the following
table describes these.
For all applications you are advised to read the known issues in Appendix B.
Application Configuration Example Product
Sink Headset Stereo or Mono Headsets, simple speakers or car kits
Soundbar Soundbars supporting wireless subwoofers, remote controls
ShareMe Headsets supporting ShareMe mode of A2DP music relaying.
TrueWireless Speakers and Headsets supporting the TrueWireless audio relay feature
Source USB USB audio adapters
Analogue Analogue input audio adapters
Subwoofer - Wireless Subwoofers
Table 2.2: Included Applications
2.2.1. Application Compatibility
Due to technical limitations, not all included applications are compatible with all hardware supported by the tool chain
included in the ADK. Table 2.3 shows which applications are supported on which hardware.
Application CSR8670 BlueCore5-MultiMedia
Sink Supported Not Supported
Source Supported Supported
Subwoofer Supported Supported
Table 2.3: Application Compatibility
Additionally the Sink application when configured as a Soundbar can be used with the CSRA65700 Subwoofer
product.
2.3. Development Tools
ADK 3.0 is built using the BlueLab 6.4-Release
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3. Release Functionality
3.1. Standard Profile Functionality
The application complies with:
Headset Profile v1.2
Handsfree Profile v1.6
A2DP v1.3
AVRCP v1.5
SPP
MAP
PBAP
Additionally it supports the Bluetooth Low Energy profiles:
Battery Level Service
HID over GATT
Notes:
The example applications support all mandatory features for the roles required by the profile
specifications listed.
No qualification has been performed on the MAP and PBAP profile operation in the Sink application.
3.2. New Features
The following new features have been added since ADK2.5.1
Support for BT4.1 qualification and initial BLE profile support
AV sync with A2DP1.3
Voice (cVc) performance updates
Corded headset improvements
True Wireless Stereo v3 integration
DFU Enhancements to include DFU over the air
Extended GAIA v2 control
Improved FM Receive support
Infrared Receive support
Mixing of any sample rate prompts with A2DP music and cVc
Support EQ setting from mobile phone (via GAIA)
PartyMode support
S/PDIF input
New Application Configuration Tool for Sink and Source applications
See ADK Sink User Guide for further feature information. See ADK Configuration Tool User Guide for information
regarding the New Configuration Tool.
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3.3. Additional Qualification Information
ADK 3.0 is qualified under the following Bluetooth SIG listing which covers the AVDTP and AVCTP qualification:
B020679
Information regarding the qualification of the firmware component of the ADK can be found in BlueCore Unified 27c
Firmware Release Note. Qualification information from this document is required to make a Bluetooth SIG Qualified
Listing of products based on the ADK.
4. Testing
4.1. System Testing
ADK 3.0 has been system tested as:
Sink: Wired and Wireless stereo headsets
Sink: Wired and Wireless SoundBar
Subwoofer: Wired and Wireless Subwoofer
Source: Analogue and USB Audio Adaptors
The areas below have been covered in testing.
4.1.1. Common Features
ADK Installation and installer features; aptX, MP3, AAC
DFU Upgrades; Legacy, HID and Over the Air
BT Profiles: HSP 1.2, HFP 1.6, A2DP 1.3, AVRCP 1.5. Limited testing was also performed to cover
PBAP and MAP profiles
BT Low Energy profiles; Battery Level Service and HID over GATT
4.1.2. Sink: Headset
Sink Configuration Tool
Voice prompts, all data rates and codecs, including blending of voice prompts
All supported USB audio rates and Chapter 9, HID and MSC qualification
GAIA interface including EQ settings
ShareMe
TrueWireless v3
Party Mode
OTA updates of Voice prompts within SQIF partition
BT Dual Mode Support
FM Receive
LCD
NFC
4.1.3. Sink: Soundbar
All inputs; Analogue, SPDIF, USB, BT (A2DP), I2S
All supported audio rates (44.1kHz, 48kHz)
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All Codecs; SBC, MP3, aptX, AAC
BLE HID Remote Control
Multiple BLE Link Support - Up to 3 links
Infra-red Support
4.1.4. Subwoofer
Tested on CSR8670 and BlueCore5 Multimedia
Tested eSCO, L2CAP and Wired inputs
Tested I2S and Analogue outputs
4.1.5. Source
Tested on CSR8670
Source Configuration Tool
Installation and build of Analogue and USB Audio Adaptors
All supported codecs: SBC, Faststream, aptX and aptX LL
All supported inputs: Analogue, S/PDIF, USB
Several operating systems:
MS Windows XP
MS Windows 7 32 and 64 Bit
Mac OS X 10.9.2
Gaming applications covering:
FastStream with FastStream back channel
FastStream with cVc 1-Mic and 2-Mic back channel
aptX LL with cVc 1-Mic and cVc 2-Mic back channel
4.2. Interoperability Testing
Sink application has been tested against 50 devices covering mobile phones, tablets, PCs and MP3 players.
Subset of devices have been tested in both Single point and Multipoint modes of operations and tested using several
codecs; SBC, aptX and AAC.
The devices have been tested on GSM and CDMA networks.
A separate IOP report will be provided at a later date and will be available via www.csrsupport.com on request.
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Appendix A Known Issues
Table A.1 lists currently known issues found during the testing of this release.
The Severity column gives a subjective assessment of how severely each issue may affect the ADK Applications.
ID Severity Description
B-158940 Major
Audio dropouts can occur on TWS Master and Slave devices while streaming
A2DP music from some Apple MacBook Pros, this issue is specific to this source
device.
B-121219 Major
Using the Source application in Analogue mode has the following audio
restrictions, which do not apply for USB mode:
- The HFP profile is not intended for use in an Analogue mode device. The audio
associated with the HFP profile is not routed, so is not audible at the Source
application end or the remote end.
- Using a bi-directional A2DP Codec results in the audio being heard in one
direction only. The audio being sent from the Source application is heard, but the
audio arriving at the Source is not routed.
B-137232 Major
For the 1MicHF & 2MicHF CVC algorithms, the Microsoft LYNC revision G audio
specifications for latency (cordless devices < 80ms) are exceeded and cannot be
achieved. Average round trip latency with NR/EC is 1MicHF (86 ms) & 2MicHF
(95 ms). This latency should be within the acceptance limits under the latest
SkypeLync_Unified_AudioSpecifications_1_0 but has not been tested against
this specification.
B-157943 Major
SubWoofer audio can degrade when two AGs are connected to the Sink
Soundbar and they are streaming at different sample rates.
B-159858 Major
An intermittent issue has been seen with some phones making use of the
Qualcomm Bluetooth chip streaming A2DP music to a Soundbar with Subwoofer
link.
When switching from a wired audio source which makes use of an ESCO
Subwoofer link, to the phone A2DP audio source which uses an L2CAP
Subwoofer link, it is possible that the phone will incorrectly become stuck using
single slot packets which can create audio drop outs whilst streaming.
B-135580 Minor
In a ShareMe configuration the audio quality from the the AG to the Master
device is degraded momentarily if there is a link loss between the master and
slave. This issue is seen with certain Android based AGs that always initially
request to be master of the BT link.
B-140994 Minor
Latency between Sink Soundbar and Subwoofer can increase slightly if the
Subwoofer has reconnected after a link loss.
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ID Severity Description
B-148871 Minor
Due to a firmware restriction, add ~1 second of silence to the end of the AAC or
MP3 audio prompts to ensure they are fully played.
B-150541 Minor
If the Sink application is streaming from the AG and it goes out of range for three
seconds the audio may not always resume when it comes back into range. This
issue has only been observed in automated testing.
B-152628 Minor
When the Source application is connected via USB to a MacOS 10.9.1 MacBook
Pro, AVRCP control commands from the headset do not appear to control the
iTunes application as expected. A Play command causes a short burst of music,
issuing the command a second time results in normal playback.
B-153281 Minor
The Dial Stored Number feature does not work with the Nokia Lumia 800, this is
believed to be an issue with this AG.
B-154238 Minor
In case of the IR 'NEC' protocol, Address (16-bit) provided to VM application
through MESSAGE_INFRARED_EVENT message by the BlueCore firmware is 8
bit swapped.
As per the NEC specification: In case of extended protocol, first 8-bit is the lower
part of the address provided by address bits and second 8-bit is the higher part of
the address provided by inverted address bits.
16 bit address field provided by BlueCore firmware must be interpreted as first 8
bit (0-7) as inverted address and next 8 bit (8-15) as the address.
B-156554 Minor
When using IR remote control with RC5 protocol it may not be possible to use
long button presses in a robust way. There is a risk that a long button press will
be interpreted as a few shorter button presses.
B-156678 Minor
In TWS Single Device Mode, the event EventUsrSelectAudioSourceNext is not
propagated from TWS Slave to the Master. It is handled locally at the TWS Slave
device.
B-156739 Minor
SubWoofer latency can increase to between 10-14ms when using USB audio at
44.1kHz on a Windows XP platform.
B-156823 Minor
Some S/PDIF receivers may clip the beginning of tones or audio prompts, this
depends on the time taken for the device to detect the stream.
B-157252 Minor
During A2DP streaming in TWS Single Device Extended Mode, creating a Link
Loss with either AG, will cause a drop in audio on the HS which has lost
connection after the Link Loss tone is heard on the HS.
B-157315 Minor
Sometimes a BlueTooth Low Energy Remote Control device can take ~10
seconds to reconnect to the Sink Soundbar.
B-157338 Minor In TWS Extended mode and USB or analogue is connected to the Slave device
and it is configured to 'Always detect' the analogue input, this prevents the A2DP
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ID Severity Description
audio stream from the Master being heard.
B-157339 Minor
Audio may not be heard when using USB audio from a Windows XP source
streaming at 44.1 kHz. Not observed with other operating systems.
B-157340 Minor
In TrueWireless mode, sometimes there are audio gaps on TWS Slave device of
variable time length depending upon the codec used for streaming (~10 seconds
for mp3), after the TWS Slave device disconnects from the TWS Master and
reconnects back again while the streaming is going on.
B-157347 Minor
When using I2S audio output and cVc with a Wideband audio connection small
audio glitches have been detected although not usually audible.
B-157518 Minor
Subwoofer audio stops after 10 minutes if the Soundbar is configured in mono
mode. This is not an expected configuration for a Soundbar use case.
B-157697 Minor
A high THD+N (0.2%) has been observed on the subwoofer DAC when the
Soundbar is in USB-eSCO mode.
During all other modes (ADC-eSCO, L2CAP) the subwoofer DAC THD+N is
much lower at about 0.03%
B-157946 Minor
SubWoofer latency can increase to ~29ms when there are two AGs streaming to
the Sink Soundbar
B-158066 Minor
In TrueWireless Extended mode and when Single Device Mode is disabled,
sometimes the TWS Master and Slave devices do not reconnect when both
devices are power cycled.
B-158069 Minor
In TrueWireless Single Device Mode configuration, while the A2DP streaming is
going on through Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 device, if the AG locks down due to
inactivity, pressing the home button to wake up the device sometimes causes
audio drop puts on the TWS Slave device.
B-158126 Minor
If the Low Battery Intelligent Power Management feature is enabled, any cVc
audio plugin will switch to no_dsp mode even if I2S output is configured. In such
cases this will prevent audio resampling for the I2S output.
B-158161 Minor
With the Sink Soundbar, if multipoint is enabled with two AGs connected and
streaming, the event EventUsrSelectAudioSourceNext may not select the
expected source.
B-158203 Minor
In TrueWireless Single Device Mode configuration, when there is A2DP
streaming ongoing from AG1 and then an AG2 is connected to the TWS Slave
during the streaming, it is observed that sometimes AG2 doesn't get connected
to the slave. Also, if it connects, in a few cases audio gaps are observed on the
Slave device.
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ID Severity Description
B-158218 Minor
In TrueWireless Single Device Mode configuration, changing volume from
minimum to maximum from the AG causes the volume change applied to be
unsynchronized. This issue is only observed if the connected AG is Apple IPod
G5 (iOS7) device.
B-158475 Minor
When the Sink application is configured to use 2 Mic HandsFree cVc, Simple
Speech Recognition does not work. All other cVc variants are unaffected.
B-158878 Minor
When the Source application is configured to use S/PDIF input there is no audio
heard when using the aptX low latency codec.
B-159055 Minor
If the Sink application is configured such that CLIP is enabled with audio prompts
to read out the incoming call number while also resampling is enabled for use
with an I2S amplifier. If an incoming call is rejected the Sink application can
panic.
B-159114 Minor
When the Sink application is configured to use I2S output, standalone tones are
louder if the resampler is used.
B-159123 Minor
When the Sink application is configured to use I2S output it will not play out of
band ringtones if the resampler is set to either 8 or 16kHz.
B-159208 Minor
With the Sink application in multipoint mode with one AG with and active call and
the other with an incoming call and the event "Hold Active, Accept Incoming" is
used the incoming call is accepted in a held state. This only occurs if the AG
with the incoming call is an iPhone.
B-159278 Minor Faststream and aptX-LL codecs use ~15% more power than in ADK2.5.1
B-160316 Minor
It may be necessary to initiate a Clean build in the xIDE development
environment to successfully compile symbol definition changes made in header
files.
B-160403 Minor
A duplicated definition in the Sink Application could cause build failure if only one
was modified.
ACBU-6139 Minor
When using the Source application with HFP enabled, SCO audio is incorrectly
prioritised over A2DP
B-141231 Minor
Sink application GasGauge events do not work correctly when using an external
charger.
Table A.1: Known issues
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Appendix B Issues Resolved
B-137011 Fatal An issue has been resolved in the Connection library where if the device reset
between writing the Trusted Device List entry and index the system may get
stuck in a panic loop.
B-149595 Fatal Robustness of the Subwoofer example application running on BlueCore5-
Multimedia has been improved.
B-149928 Fatal apt-X encoder issue:
in $M.aptxEncPerformAnalysisQmf module, I6 pointer for base_register_mode
read out of boundary, cause a wild pointer read and write operation, trashing
other data structure in the system.
B-155074 Fatal Occasionally the subwoofer application may have panicked when switching from
ADC to Bluetooth input sources, more common on BC5 devices.
B-137920 Major When operating TWS in relay mode with an AG connected to both master and
slave headsets, previously it had been seen on some AGs that pausing the music
on one AG and starting the music on the other could cause issues with the AG
losing the audio connection, this was caused by the master and slave headset
swapping roles as the audio is relayed in the opposite direction
B-141505 Major Potential existed for the SPRINT encoder reset function to re-initialize its internal
watchdog timer, causing program execution to flow to the kalimba fatal error
handler.
This condition had the potential to occur:
1- only with the debug-variant of the core library
2- when the SPRINT encoder reset function is called twice within the watchdog
timeout period. Note that the $codec.av_encode and $codec.stream_encode
front-end encode functions are also capable of calling the ENCODER reset
function.
B-142724 Major Sink application now supports latency reporting feature supplied by DSP
B-145913 Major Through the proper shutdown sequence the Receive AGC gain value is written
into PSKEY_DSP49.
B-147171 Major BTLE Remote control links are now encrypted
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B-147702 Major Sprint or Faststream codecs can be configured at runtime, controlled by VM
messages in Gaming Headset.
B-147851 Major With TrueWireless in a master/slave configuration and streaming music from an
iPhone (AAC), the TWS system now recovers after a pause.
B-148055 Major The echo canceler was diverging due to hardware rate matching on the forward
channel. This has been corrected by applying a software warp on the forward
channel before tapping the reference signal to the echo canceler.
B-148122 Major In TWS mode an issue has been fixed where audio dropouts were heard on the
slave device. The dropouts occured when the TWS Master was streaming and
the slave connected to the master.
B-149334 Major With TrueWireless in a master/slave configuration and streaming music, if a call
is received on the slave device SCO call audio is now good.
B-149487 Major In TWS configuration volume levels are now consistent between Master and
Slave devices.
B-149498 Major In a TrueWireless configuration streaming AAC audio with an iPhone, audio
glitches have been resolved that were heard during the first 10-30 seconds on
the slave device.
B-149842 Major Where two headsets are connected in ShareMe mode and both are connected to
AGs, after streaming music from one AG then switching to the audio from the
other the music can be heard on the remote headset.
B-151158 Major A resampler has been added to A2DP low latency 1-mic and 2-mic applications
to fix audio distortions when I2S is running at 48k, but the DSP is feeding it data
at 44.1k.
B-151500 Major This issue should not be reported in the ADK3.0 release note. We were out of
spec (is now fixed) and shouldn't advertise that fact.
B-151855 Major A bug has been fixed in a TrueWireless configuration with two Headsets
connected and streaming from two AGs, switching audio sources between the
two can occasionally fail if HFP was also connected.
B-152116 Major An issue has been resolved in TrueWireless configuration where the audio from
the AG connected to the master may not have be heard on the slave if it was
resumed by the slave device.
B-152137 Major In TrueWireless Extended mode configuration, when the streaming from AG1 is
stopped and the streaming from the other AG2 is started, sometimes there is no
audio on the new Master device.
B-152141 Major An issue has been resolved when TrueWireless is configured in extended mode
and the music stream did not always successfully establish.
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B-152237 Major In a TrueWireless configuration and Permanent paring mode is enabled,
permanent link keys were not stored by the application.
B-152288 Major With the Source application configured with aptX-LL and SCMS-T enabled the
audio latency could have been too high.
B-152371 Major When RSSI pairing is initiated at power-on or connectable state, the connection
library function is invoked with certain class of device filter to start RSSI inquiry. If
at this stage subwoofer has not been paired/connected already, aforementioned
connection library function is invoked again to start inquiry with class of device
filter for subwoofer which overrides the previous RSSI inquiry filter. This in turn
causes the first RSSI inquiry not to be finalised properly and RSSI indication tone
therefore keeps playing.
B-152450 Major The Receive AGC initialize behaviour was modified to load the persisted gain if
the persistence feature is enabled , otherwise load the initial gain.
B-152459 Major Unable to suspend/resume relay of audio to TWS Slave in Separate Device
mode
B-152538 Major Subwoofer power cycling and reconnecting to the Soundbar within the link
supervision timeout value, no longer suffers from occasional failures to connect.
B-152666 Major An issue has been resolved TrueWireless configuration where occasionally the
audio was poor when the slave reconnected back to the master.
B-152682 Major In TrueWireless configuration, use of a custom Peer device service UUID
prevented pairing with any other Peer device.
B-152791 Major An issue has been resolved where in a TrueWireless configuration sometimes it
was necessary to power cycle the device to get the master and slave to connect.
B-152915 Major If the Source application is configured in USB mode, audio is now received by the
host PC if the Source is in HFP mode.
B-153196 Major SWAT library now performs SDP discovery of the signalling and media PSM
channels of remote devices before connecting, in order to meet the BT
specification.
B-153344 Major The Sink application can now use the DSP to resample tones and prompts for all
output types. The application needs to use the plugin variants
csr_voice_prompts_plugin_resample and audio_tone_resample for this feature.
B-153353 Major Fixed the send AGC in the a2dp_low_latency_1mic application
B-153470 Major S/PDIF input can now be configured to work if there is no input detection PIO on
the target hardware. This allows the H13305 demonstration board's S/PDIF
input to be configured.
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B-153489 Major In the Sink application audio glitches when connecting and reconnecting S/PDIF
have been resolved.
B-153621 Major Some glitches could be heard when switching between inputs sources, this has
been resolved by introducing a smooth volume fade in and out mechanism when
switching between input sources.
B-153675 Major SND AGC Ramping with no SND Speech 2mic HF
B-153676 Major In TrueWireless configuration, after call handling on the Master, the Master
continues to play the stereo music and there is no audio being relayed to the
slave.
B-153677 Major Audio relay from TWS Master would not resume at TWS Slave, following a call
received on AG connected to TWS Slave
B-153733 Major An issue has been resolved in TrueWireless mode with the single device mode
disabled, sometimes the audio routed was split into left and right channels rather
than routing in stereo.
B-153741 Major An issue has been resolved in the Sink application where after streaming USB or
analogue wired audio and then selecting A2DP on the Soundbar the A2DP
started to stream from paused state and there was a slight stutter in the audio.
B-153756 Major When switching around input sources on the Soundbar it was possible for some
clicks or crackles to occur when switching to some inputs, these unexpected
noises have been removed.
B-153766 Major Sometimes volume change messages were not finding their way to the
Subwoofer device and it was possible for the Subwoofer volume to become out of
sync with the Soundbar application.
B-154063 Major In TrueWireless configuration, sometimes re-connection to AG might fail after link
loss to the Master.
B-154098 Major Send AGC on the low latency back channel was adapting to no speech. This has
been corrected with changes to the send voice activity detector
B-154099 Major Incorrect parameter defaults and run time enable/disable options caused a
malfunction in the multi mic noise suppression. This has been fixed now.
B-154226 Major (N/A) The aptX-LL latency had increased to 43 ms. It's now been reduced to 36
ms (w/48kHz SR) and 44 ms (w/44.1kHz SR).
B-154264 Major Press a Soundbar input source selection button twice caused the subwoofer link
to be dropped
B-154433 Major In TrueWireless non-extended mode configuration, sometimes the A2DP re-
connection fails between the master device and the AG, after a link loss on the
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AG.
B-154494 Major In TrueWireless Single Device mode configuration, after AutoSwitchOff event is
triggered on the master, the slave still remains powered on.
B-154521 Major Latency was being reported in ms unit
B-154577 Major In TrueWireless Single Device mode configuration, the volume changes on the
TWS slave are not propagated across to the TWS master.
B-154802 Major Sink doesn't panic when the a2dp_low_latency_Xmic DSP application is
configured to support aptX-ll.
B-154867 Major Audio Sink application connected to Audio Source application can now
successfully increase volume after volume is reduced to mute.
B-155017 Major There was possibility that coded data frame not extracted in full, though this
wouldn't have happened for AC-3 input(currently only supported data type)
B-155084 Major It was not possible to have a media stream from two AG's at the same time which
affected Partymode operation.
B-155091 Major The sink application panicked shortly after boot when configured as a headset
build due to an incorrect psr configuration file.
B-155138 Major Bursty Audio is seen on the slave when streaming aptX from the source to the
TWS master.
B-155163 Major Subwoofer no longer fails to reconnect following streaming pause while
subwoofer signalling is disconnected.
B-155180 Major The sample rate passed from the Soundbar to the Subwoofer was not being
properly passed on to the DSP application which was causing some latency
issues on the Subwoofer audio link
B-155355 Major It was possible for the subwoofer pairing information to be erased should a
Soundbar have been used in PartyMode without the Subwoofer device and a
large number of AG's paired.
B-155372 Major mp3 decoder does not handle stalls or bad packets gracefully when TWS
headers are present in the data stream.
B-155924 Major SPDIF input rate is checked to be 0.5% accurate compared to nominal rate
B-155936 Major occasionally when switching around the input sources on a Soundbar it was
possible to hear a small burst of audio before the main audio was smoothly faded
in.
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B-156052 Major The first time the wired audio source was selected after a power cycle there was
a loud click on the right channel DAC output.
B-156054 Major Some scenarios could have caused the GATT library to initialise twice.
B-156076 Major Playing USB media files at different sample rates sometimes resulted in no audio
output.
B-156141 Major When first powering up the Soundbar and selecting the wired input a glitch could
be heard from the right channel DAC only.
B-156549 Major Soft mute operator wasn't working properly in mute mode.
B-156629 Major Rate detection was not working properly when sub connected.
B-156812 Major When using a Subwoofer on a BlueCore5-MultiMedia IC, the LED indications
often didn't show what they were supposed to.
B-157179 Major Sometimes the audio streamed to the subwoofer would degrade over time, this
was caused by an issue with the Soundbar maintaining being master of the link.
B-157329 Major Interrupt protection added avoiding a DSP crash when running the subwoofer
and 3D enhancement.
B-157392 Major RSSI pairing TWS sink device with an AG connects only call audio(HFP), not
media audio(A2DP + AVRCP). This issue was mainly observed with an
iPhone4s/5s device.
B-157559 Major Added muting on the slave until the delay has stabilized, to reduce dropouts on
high bandwidth reconnections.
B-157575 Major With the Sink application in a ShareMe configuration with aptX streaming,
sometimes changing the volume would cause the slave devices DSP to crash.
B-157655 Major Audio prompts played using the DSP such as SBC, AAC, MP3 and the use of the
DSP resampler for audio prompt/tone reproduction resulted in silence being
heard due to the volume being set to mute.
Audio prompts could be heard if being mixed with a main audio source.
B-157841 Major There was a fault with the Sink application with BLE and GATT enabled, the
application was requesting encrypted/bonded security but only required a
encrypted link, so responding with the wrong key distribution caused errors.
B-158040 Major Improvements have been made to ensure BLE Remote Controls can be reliably
reconnected to the Sink application once they are disconnected.
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B-158232 Major The TrueWireless PTS A2DP tests are failing where the PTS opens a stream to a
TWS Master.
B-158751 Major When mixing PCM high quality audio prompts with A2DP audio the volume level
of the A2DP music stream was attenuated after the audio prompt was played
ACBU-4911 Minor When streaming MP3 with ShareMe, higher bitrates previously could have
resulted in poor audio quality on the slave device.
B-120107 Minor The Source application now correctly handles the media stream being started by
the Sink device, and no longer has issues with a limited number of older
headsets.
B-131335 Minor In a Soundbar configuration the Sink application with the example display unit
attached (CNS10010v1) the LCD is now updated upon input changes.
B-135330 Minor RSSI pairing procedure from Sink Soundbar to AG is now reliable when HFP is
disabled.
B-139748 Minor When attempting to pair a TWS master and slave headset configuration, if the
RSSI pairing (inquiry) attempt is not successful, the headsets will automatically
enter discoverable mode if the PDL is empty, otherwise it will return to its
previous state before starting the RSSI inquiry.
B-143056 Minor The Simple Audio SP-B0002 speaker device no longer causes the Source
application to crash.
B-144208 Minor In cVc applications, Cross Bin Averaging is now turned off by default.
B-145426 Minor In the TWS scatternet scenario the A2DP source can still send A2DP data when
it is supposed to have suspended.
B-147130 Minor An issue has been resolved where the Source device reconnected to the Sink,
audio started for less than a second, then stopped. Was only observed when
using the aptX encoder.
B-147794 Minor In TrueWireless mode soft mute has been added to fix audio glitches on startup
or routing changes.
B-148326 Minor Audio glitch problems for 3EV5 packet types in cVc applications has been
resolved.
B-148789 Minor When using the silence detection feature of the Soundbar, the audio output from
the Subwoofer device was not muted when the DSP detected that the audio level
was below the threshold set.
B-149658 Minor An issue has been resolved in Sink Multipoint mode where two AGs are
connected both with calls in progress. If the AG with the currently routed call
SCO transferred the audio away from the headset, the call on the other AG was
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correctly routed, but if the audio on that AG was transferred back the headset
would switch back its audio rather than remaining on the currently routed AG.
B-149701 Minor Latency reporting is now working with the MP3 codec.
B-150672 Minor It was possible for the Secondary Device connected to be wrongly identified as
Primary causing incorrect tones to be generated if the timing of the authentication
and profile connections happened in a particular order/time frame and HFP is
disabled.
B-151023 Minor There was an issue where the first time the wired input was selected within the
Sink application the tone may not have played correctly. The implementation of
soft volume ramping has fixed the problem.
B-151040 Minor When the Sink application is connected to two AGs both streaming audio, there is
a small audio glitch when pausing the currently routed audio and switching to the
other.
B-151074 Minor When the Sink application is connected to the wired input and an A2DP source,
there is an audio glitch when switching between the two.
B-151418 Minor In TrueWireless configuration an audio glitch has been fixed that occurred when
switching A2DP audio sources from AG1 to AG2.
B-151527 Minor Although psr files and vm application work in line with each other in terms of
Three Way Calling system states, sink configuration tool definitions for Three
Way Calling states are incorrect in XML file, therefore are out of sync with both
psr files and vm application.
B-151723 Minor Volume level is now consistent across a power cycle of the Source application.
B-151987 Minor Issue fixed in which Soundbar's latency reporting was providing too big of a value
after subwoofer disconnected.
B-152110 Minor The DSP decoder applications for ANALOG and SPDIF input sources was left
running when the source itself became unavailable wasting power.
B-152119 Minor With ADPCM and PCM audio prompts the right audio channel was missing when
they were mixed with call audio.
B-152252 Minor An issue has been resolved in a Sink Soundbar configuration where the audio
may have dropped out if it is receiving two A2DP streams while simultaneously
reconnecting to a SubWoofer.
B-152370 Minor RSSI pairing for AG's failed to work following an RSSI pairing attempt to a
Subwoofer device on a Soundbar.
B-152435 Minor In the Sink application when HFP is disabled, an issue has been resolved where
the Link Loss Reminder tone would only be heard once.
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B-152511 Minor In a TrueWireless configuration the stream will now resume to the slave after the
slave device ends a phone call.
B-152613 Minor When the Sink Soundbar is configured to use a subwoofer and receiving an
audio stream and the Subwoofer is reset this previously could cause audio
degradation until the Subwoofer has reconnected.
B-152615 Minor An issue has been resolved where the Sink application is receiving an AAC
stream from an Apple iPad there could be an audio glitch when changing tracks.
Issue only occured when a Subwoofer was connected.
B-152773 Minor The Sink configuration tool definitions for Three Way Calling states were
incorrect, therefore were out of sync with both the example psr files and Sink
application.
B-153066 Minor An interoperability issue has been resolved with the Sony Xperia SP and the Sink
application. Where the Sink had issued a AVRCP Stop command it was only
possible to resume the A2DP stream on the AG.
B-153162 Minor An issue has been resolved in the Sink application, where if a tone was played
when selecting the Wired or S/PDIF input this could be louder than tones for
other inputs.
B-153290 Minor The Universal Front End tool now preserves filter settings when switching
between EQ banks
B-153320 Minor USB audio mute control no longer having any effect on PC source.
B-153335 Minor In TrueWireless configuration, the Slave does not render audio relayed from an
Analogue or USB source.
B-153337 Minor TWS relay link is using over the air bandwidth in a less than optimal way.
B-153347 Minor An issue has been resolved where the system could enter into half duplex mode
even without received speech in a2dp_low_latency_1mic.
B-153525 Minor Occasionally when switching around audio sources on a Soundbar it was
possible that the Subwoofer volume trim value could get corrupted.
B-153527 Minor An issue has been resolved where the audio stream may not resume in a Sink
Soundbar configuration following a link loss between the Soundbar and wireless
Subwoofer.
B-153648 Minor In ShareMe Extended mode configuration, when the streaming from AG1 is
stopped and the streaming from the other AG2 is started, sometimes the audio
breaks on the new Master device.
B-153649 Minor In ShareMe Extended mode configuration, after the call on AG1 is terminated,
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sometimes streaming audio from HS-1 was not shared to HS-2.
B-153659 Minor In ShareMe Extended mode configuration, pausing and then un-Pausing the
audio on slave didn't resume audio sharing from the master to slave.
B-153678 Minor In a TrueWireless configuration the audio stream may not have resumed to the
slave device after it had been power cycled.
B-153810 Minor GAIA LED configuration commands do not correctly replace an existing state
pattern
B-153836 Minor Latency between Subwoofer and Soundbar is now constant between 44.1 and 48
kHz sample rates. Prior to this fix the latency was 6 ms higher when the Source
device used 48 kHz.
B-153926 Minor When the 'Change TWS Audio Routing' event is mapped to a button, the VM
does not send the appropriate routing changes. It sets both Master and Slave to
a routing mode of 0 (stereo) regardless of the current mode
B-154227 Minor SSR: 2mic-hs and 2mic hf not using ADCGAIN_ASR or ASR_OMS_AGGR. Uses
HFJ ADC gain instead.
B-154303 Minor A TrueWireless sink device is paired to another peer device and 2 AG's. After
power-cycling this sink device, it connects to the previously paired AG1 and AG2
and also to the peer device.
B-154307 Minor It was not possible to stream A2DP music from two AG's at the same time as the
second source became paused automatically.
B-154709 Minor Filter delay values are cleared during decoder master reset
B-154858 Minor Dualstream from the Source application to 2 Sink applications using the aptX
codec no longer results in distorted audio.
B-155078 Minor If the subwoofer device is not available when audio is routed on the soundbar but
becomes available later, a pop noise could be heard as the subwoofer connects.
B-155080 Minor If appropriate the Sink application will perform a Stream Release procedure,
rather than an Abort procedure, when closing an A2DP Signalling channel
B-155083 Minor The sink soft muting/volume ramping function has been disabled when running in
TWS mode because the TWS feature has its own synchronised version of
volume ramping control.
B-155130 Minor The Barge-in Functionality of Partymode was not working correctly and resulted
in the audio being paused.
B-155147 Minor In TrueWireless configuration, A2DP_MEDIA_START is sent by the TWS Master
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to AG while it's already in streaming state.
B-155170 Minor In TrueWireless Single Device Extended mode configuration, streaming is not
resumed from the AG connected to TWS Master after a call to the TWS slave.
B-155179 Minor Add Sprint as a configuration option in the a2dp_low_latency_Xmic.xip
B-155358 Minor There was a slight possibility that the number of connected devices calculation
was incorrect which could potentially lead to the Soundbar or Headset allowing 3
connected devices.
B-155517 Minor Base PSKEY for DSP settings corrected in audio plugins, this could have caused
A2DP Low Latency applications not to honour parameter changes.
B-155914 Minor An issue has been resolved in the ADK Sink application when multipoint
operation mode was disabled and the primary device only supported HFP, it was
possible to connect A2DP to a secondary device.
B-155971 Minor Occasionally it was possible for the Subwoofer device not open a media channel
from the Soundbar, the mechanism to ensure this was successful fails.
B-156044 Minor An issue has been removed in the Sink application where it assumed that GATT
services would be advertised in a particular order. If HID over GATT came after
any other service in the advertisement, it potentially failed to determine that the
device supported it.
B-156061 Minor In TrueWireless configuration, device trim volume changes from the TWS slave
are not propagated across to the TWS Master.
B-156156 Minor In TrueWireless configuration, when trim volume limits are reached on the sink
device it will trigger the system volume max and min events.
B-156299 Minor The DSP now notifies the VM application when a tone or prompt has ended, this
prevents audio glitches.
B-156492 Minor Fixed noise problem in 44.1->8kHz resampler in CVC systems using 44.1kHz I2S
clock and Narrowband connection
B-156623 Minor An issue has been fixed where the SubWoofer may not connect to the Soundbar
after initial pairing.
B-156690 Minor Latest revision of ios software causes issues with the headset detecting a
pause/AG change whilst using partymode.
B-156697 Minor An issue has been resolved where in a TrueWireless configuration streaming
from audio from analogue input, after receiving a call the audio would resume
from the AG not the last audio stream.
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B-156816 Minor In TrueWireless Single Device Mode configuration, USB/Analogue Audio does
not resume after the phone call has ended on the peer device.
B-156818 Minor Fixed by B-147794. Momentary Volume Spikes avoided by adding slow softmute
using the volume control mechanism.
B-156868 Minor In TrueWireless Single Device Mode configuration, sometimes an AVRCP play
command from the TWS slave is ignored.
B-156869 Minor In TrueWireless Single Device Mode configuration, USB Audio does not resume
after the phone call has ended on the peer device.
B-156872 Minor SPDIF support for the aptX sprint source app has now been reinstated.
B-157082 Minor When switching between AG1 and AG2 playing music on a Soundbar it was
possible that the Subwoofer would use an incorrect sample rate which would
result in distorted audio.
B-157226 Minor S/PDIF sink app latency will be maintained at a defined target level right from
beginning
B-157344 Minor Use of the RemainDisconverableAtAllTimes feature had a side effect whereby
pairings would fail after the initial pairing mode timeout had occurred.
B-157400 Minor Corrected an occasional tone/prompt breakage when it coincidences with a
pause or resume on the main audio stream.
B-157563 Minor Sub audio could be sent to subwoofer before soundbar pause period ends
B-157624 Minor In TrueWireless configuration, even after successful re-connection of the TWS
master and the slave device, link loss tone continues to play on the slave device.
B-158473 Minor When using I2S with external volume control, there were some scaling issues
which meant some volume ranges did not adjust correctly.
B-151324 Cosmetic The Universal Front End tool when in S/PDIF mode will now display the LFE
peak signal if appropriate
B-153506 Cosmetic In the Universal Front End tool, updated display name of Gaming Headset
applications to "Low Latency *mic HS"
B-156034 Cosmetic If audio was streaming when the Sink application was powered off, it was
possible that the last 16ms of the power off tone would be slightly attenuated.
B-156407 Cosmetic The volume level shown on the LCD display was incorrectly scaled for all input
sources.
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B-145841 Request The Connection library provides functions that allow an application to persistently
store attribute data associated with a specific bonded device. Previously, a base
User Data PS Key was required as a parameter to these functions, indicating the
area of User Data PS to be used for this attribute storage. The PS storage has
now been moved into the Connection Library's own private PS Key space. The
parameter for setting the 'ps_base' has been kept so that the functions remain
backwardly compatible with existing functionality but the parameter value is not
used. As a result, up to eight User Data PS Keys have been freed up for
application use.
B-149413 Request In TrueWireless configuration, the connected peers were not updated of the
changes in their call and stream states.
B-154176 Request There was no facility to use I2S audio input with the CVC voice applications
B-155432 Request Additional S/PDIF codec types support added to application and configuration
tool
B-155490 Request Stereo MPEG2 AAC and MPEG1 MP3 streams from SPDIF source are now
supported. Any other multichannel variants of AAC or MP3 will be muted.
Table B.1 lists issues that have been resolved relative to ADK3.0 RC3.2
The Severity column gives a subjective assessment of how severely each issue may affect the ADK applications.
ID Severity Description
B-137011 Fatal An issue has been resolved in the Connection library where if the device reset
between writing the Trusted Device List entry and index the system may get
stuck in a panic loop.
B-149595 Fatal Robustness of the Subwoofer example application running on BlueCore5-
Multimedia has been improved.
B-149928 Fatal apt-X encoder issue:
in $M.aptxEncPerformAnalysisQmf module, I6 pointer for base_register_mode
read out of boundary, cause a wild pointer read and write operation, trashing
other data structure in the system.
B-155074 Fatal Occasionally the subwoofer application may have panicked when switching from
ADC to Bluetooth input sources, more common on BC5 devices.
B-137920 Major When operating TWS in relay mode with an AG connected to both master and
slave headsets, previously it had been seen on some AGs that pausing the music
on one AG and starting the music on the other could cause issues with the AG
losing the audio connection, this was caused by the master and slave headset
swapping roles as the audio is relayed in the opposite direction
B-141505 Major Potential existed for the SPRINT encoder reset function to re-initialize its internal
watchdog timer, causing program execution to flow to the kalimba fatal error
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ID Severity Description
handler.
This condition had the potential to occur:
1- only with the debug-variant of the core library
2- when the SPRINT encoder reset function is called twice within the watchdog
timeout period. Note that the $codec.av_encode and $codec.stream_encode
front-end encode functions are also capable of calling the ENCODER reset
function.
B-142724 Major Sink application now supports latency reporting feature supplied by DSP
B-145913 Major Through the proper shutdown sequence the Receive AGC gain value is written
into PSKEY_DSP49.
B-147171 Major BTLE Remote control links are now encrypted
B-147702 Major Sprint or Faststream codecs can be configured at runtime, controlled by VM
messages in Gaming Headset.
B-147851 Major With TrueWireless in a master/slave configuration and streaming music from an
iPhone (AAC), the TWS system now recovers after a pause.
B-148055 Major The echo canceler was diverging due to hardware rate matching on the forward
channel. This has been corrected by applying a software warp on the forward
channel before tapping the reference signal to the echo canceler.
B-148122 Major In TWS mode an issue has been fixed where audio dropouts were heard on the
slave device. The dropouts occured when the TWS Master was streaming and
the slave connected to the master.
B-149334 Major With TrueWireless in a master/slave configuration and streaming music, if a call
is received on the slave device SCO call audio is now good.
B-149487 Major In TWS configuration volume levels are now consistent between Master and
Slave devices.
B-149498 Major In a TrueWireless configuration streaming AAC audio with an iPhone, audio
glitches have been resolved that were heard during the first 10-30 seconds on
the slave device.
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ID Severity Description
B-149842 Major Where two headsets are connected in ShareMe mode and both are connected to
AGs, after streaming music from one AG then switching to the audio from the
other the music can be heard on the remote headset.
B-151158 Major A resampler has been added to A2DP low latency 1-mic and 2-mic applications
to fix audio distortions when I2S is running at 48k, but the DSP is feeding it data
at 44.1k.
B-151500 Major This issue should not be reported in the ADK3.0 release note. We were out of
spec (is now fixed) and shouldn't advertise that fact.
B-151855 Major A bug has been fixed in a TrueWireless configuration with two Headsets
connected and streaming from two AGs, switching audio sources between the
two can occasionally fail if HFP was also connected.
B-152116 Major An issue has been resolved in TrueWireless configuration where the audio from
the AG connected to the master may not have be heard on the slave if it was
resumed by the slave device.
B-152137 Major In TrueWireless Extended mode configuration, when the streaming from AG1 is
stopped and the streaming from the other AG2 is started, sometimes there is no
audio on the new Master device.
B-152141 Major An issue has been resolved when TrueWireless is configured in extended mode
and the music stream did not always successfully establish.
B-152237 Major In a TrueWireless configuration and Permanent paring mode is enabled,
permanent link keys were not stored by the application.
B-152288 Major With the Source application configured with aptX-LL and SCMS-T enabled the
audio latency could have been too high.
B-152371 Major When RSSI pairing is initiated at power-on or connectable state, the connection
library function is invoked with certain class of device filter to start RSSI inquiry. If
at this stage subwoofer has not been paired/connected already, aforementioned
connection library function is invoked again to start inquiry with class of device
filter for subwoofer which overrides the previous RSSI inquiry filter. This in turn
causes the first RSSI inquiry not to be finalised properly and RSSI indication tone
therefore keeps playing.
B-152450 Major The Receive AGC initialize behaviour was modified to load the persisted gain if
the persistence feature is enabled , otherwise load the initial gain.
B-152459 Major Unable to suspend/resume relay of audio to TWS Slave in Separate Device
mode
B-152538 Major Subwoofer power cycling and reconnecting to the Soundbar within the link
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ID Severity Description
supervision timeout value, no longer suffers from occasional failures to connect.
B-152666 Major An issue has been resolved TrueWireless configuration where occasionally the
audio was poor when the slave reconnected back to the master.
B-152682 Major In TrueWireless configuration, use of a custom Peer device service UUID
prevented pairing with any other Peer device.
B-152791 Major An issue has been resolved where in a TrueWireless configuration sometimes it
was necessary to power cycle the device to get the master and slave to connect.
B-152915 Major If the Source application is configured in USB mode, audio is now received by the
host PC if the Source is in HFP mode.
B-153196 Major SWAT library now performs SDP discovery of the signalling and media PSM
channels of remote devices before connecting, in order to meet the BT
specification.
B-153344 Major The Sink application can now use the DSP to resample tones and prompts for all
output types. The application needs to use the plugin variants
csr_voice_prompts_plugin_resample and audio_tone_resample for this feature.
B-153353 Major Fixed the send AGC in the a2dp_low_latency_1mic application
B-153470 Major S/PDIF input can now be configured to work if there is no input detection PIO on
the target hardware. This allows the H13305 demonstration board's S/PDIF
input to be configured.
B-153489 Major In the Sink application audio glitches when connecting and reconnecting S/PDIF
have been resolved.
B-153621 Major Some glitches could be heard when switching between inputs sources, this has
been resolved by introducing a smooth volume fade in and out mechanism when
switching between input sources.
B-153675 Major SND AGC Ramping with no SND Speech 2mic HF
B-153676 Major In TrueWireless configuration, after call handling on the Master, the Master
continues to play the stereo music and there is no audio being relayed to the
slave.
B-153677 Major Audio relay from TWS Master would not resume at TWS Slave, following a call
received on AG connected to TWS Slave
B-153733 Major An issue has been resolved in TrueWireless mode with the single device mode
disabled, sometimes the audio routed was split into left and right channels rather
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than routing in stereo.
B-153741 Major An issue has been resolved in the Sink application where after streaming USB or
analogue wired audio and then selecting A2DP on the Soundbar the A2DP
started to stream from paused state and there was a slight stutter in the audio.
B-153756 Major When switching around input sources on the Soundbar it was possible for some
clicks or crackles to occur when switching to some inputs, these unexpected
noises have been removed.
B-153766 Major Sometimes volume change messages were not finding their way to the
Subwoofer device and it was possible for the Subwoofer volume to become out of
sync with the Soundbar application.
B-154063 Major In TrueWireless configuration, sometimes re-connection to AG might fail after link
loss to the Master.
B-154098 Major Send AGC on the low latency back channel was adapting to no speech. This has
been corrected with changes to the send voice activity detector
B-154099 Major Incorrect parameter defaults and run time enable/disable options caused a
malfunction in the multi mic noise suppression. This has been fixed now.
B-154226 Major (N/A) The aptX-LL latency had increased to 43 ms. It's now been reduced to 36
ms (w/48kHz SR) and 44 ms (w/44.1kHz SR).
B-154264 Major Press a Soundbar input source selection button twice caused the subwoofer link
to be dropped
B-154433 Major In TrueWireless non-extended mode configuration, sometimes the A2DP re-
connection fails between the master device and the AG, after a link loss on the
AG.
B-154494 Major In TrueWireless Single Device mode configuration, after AutoSwitchOff event is
triggered on the master, the slave still remains powered on.
B-154521 Major Latency was being reported in ms unit
B-154577 Major In TrueWireless Single Device mode configuration, the volume changes on the
TWS slave are not propagated across to the TWS master.
B-154802 Major Sink doesn't panic when the a2dp_low_latency_Xmic DSP application is
configured to support aptX-ll.
B-154867 Major Audio Sink application connected to Audio Source application can now
successfully increase volume after volume is reduced to mute.
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B-155017 Major There was possibility that coded data frame not extracted in full, though this
wouldn't have happened for AC-3 input(currently only supported data type)
B-155084 Major It was not possible to have a media stream from two AG's at the same time which
affected Partymode operation.
B-155091 Major The sink application panicked shortly after boot when configured as a headset
build due to an incorrect psr configuration file.
B-155138 Major Bursty Audio is seen on the slave when streaming aptX from the source to the
TWS master.
B-155163 Major Subwoofer no longer fails to reconnect following streaming pause while
subwoofer signalling is disconnected.
B-155180 Major The sample rate passed from the Soundbar to the Subwoofer was not being
properly passed on to the DSP application which was causing some latency
issues on the Subwoofer audio link
B-155355 Major It was possible for the subwoofer pairing information to be erased should a
Soundbar have been used in PartyMode without the Subwoofer device and a
large number of AG's paired.
B-155372 Major mp3 decoder does not handle stalls or bad packets gracefully when TWS
headers are present in the data stream.
B-155924 Major SPDIF input rate is checked to be 0.5% accurate compared to nominal rate
B-155936 Major occasionally when switching around the input sources on a Soundbar it was
possible to hear a small burst of audio before the main audio was smoothly faded
in.
B-156052 Major The first time the wired audio source was selected after a power cycle there was
a loud click on the right channel DAC output.
B-156054 Major Some scenarios could have caused the GATT library to initialise twice.
B-156076 Major Playing USB media files at different sample rates sometimes resulted in no audio
output.
B-156141 Major When first powering up the Soundbar and selecting the wired input a glitch could
be heard from the right channel DAC only.
B-156549 Major Soft mute operator wasn't working properly in mute mode.
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B-156629 Major Rate detection was not working properly when sub connected.
B-156812 Major When using a Subwoofer on a BlueCore5-MultiMedia IC, the LED indications
often didn't show what they were supposed to.
B-157179 Major Sometimes the audio streamed to the subwoofer would degrade over time, this
was caused by an issue with the Soundbar maintaining being master of the link.
B-157329 Major Interrupt protection added avoiding a DSP crash when running the subwoofer
and 3D enhancement.
B-157392 Major RSSI pairing TWS sink device with an AG connects only call audio(HFP), not
media audio(A2DP + AVRCP). This issue was mainly observed with an
iPhone4s/5s device.
B-157559 Major Added muting on the slave until the delay has stabilized, to reduce dropouts on
high bandwidth reconnections.
B-157575 Major With the Sink application in a ShareMe configuration with aptX streaming,
sometimes changing the volume would cause the slave devices DSP to crash.
B-157655 Major Audio prompts played using the DSP such as SBC, AAC, MP3 and the use of the
DSP resampler for audio prompt/tone reproduction resulted in silence being
heard due to the volume being set to mute.
Audio prompts could be heard if being mixed with a main audio source.
B-157841 Major There was a fault with the Sink application with BLE and GATT enabled, the
application was requesting encrypted/bonded security but only required a
encrypted link, so responding with the wrong key distribution caused errors.
B-158040 Major Improvements have been made to ensure BLE Remote Controls can be reliably
reconnected to the Sink application once they are disconnected.
B-158232 Major The TrueWireless PTS A2DP tests are failing where the PTS opens a stream to a
TWS Master.
B-158751 Major When mixing PCM high quality audio prompts with A2DP audio the volume level
of the A2DP music stream was attenuated after the audio prompt was played
ACBU-4911 Minor When streaming MP3 with ShareMe, higher bitrates previously could have
resulted in poor audio quality on the slave device.
B-120107 Minor The Source application now correctly handles the media stream being started by
the Sink device, and no longer has issues with a limited number of older
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headsets.
B-131335 Minor In a Soundbar configuration the Sink application with the example display unit
attached (CNS10010v1) the LCD is now updated upon input changes.
B-135330 Minor RSSI pairing procedure from Sink Soundbar to AG is now reliable when HFP is
disabled.
B-139748 Minor When attempting to pair a TWS master and slave headset configuration, if the
RSSI pairing (inquiry) attempt is not successful, the headsets will automatically
enter discoverable mode if the PDL is empty, otherwise it will return to its
previous state before starting the RSSI inquiry.
B-143056 Minor The Simple Audio SP-B0002 speaker device no longer causes the Source
application to crash.
B-144208 Minor In cVc applications, Cross Bin Averaging is now turned off by default.
B-145426 Minor In the TWS scatternet scenario the A2DP source can still send A2DP data when
it is supposed to have suspended.
B-147130 Minor An issue has been resolved where the Source device reconnected to the Sink,
audio started for less than a second, then stopped. Was only observed when
using the aptX encoder.
B-147794 Minor In TrueWireless mode soft mute has been added to fix audio glitches on startup
or routing changes.
B-148326 Minor Audio glitch problems for 3EV5 packet types in cVc applications has been
resolved.
B-148789 Minor When using the silence detection feature of the Soundbar, the audio output from
the Subwoofer device was not muted when the DSP detected that the audio level
was below the threshold set.
B-149658 Minor An issue has been resolved in Sink Multipoint mode where two AGs are
connected both with calls in progress. If the AG with the currently routed call
SCO transferred the audio away from the headset, the call on the other AG was
correctly routed, but if the audio on that AG was transferred back the headset
would switch back its audio rather than remaining on the currently routed AG.
B-149701 Minor Latency reporting is now working with the MP3 codec.
B-150672 Minor It was possible for the Secondary Device connected to be wrongly identified as
Primary causing incorrect tones to be generated if the timing of the authentication
and profile connections happened in a particular order/time frame and HFP is
disabled.
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B-151023 Minor There was an issue where the first time the wired input was selected within the
Sink application the tone may not have played correctly. The implementation of
soft volume ramping has fixed the problem.
B-151040 Minor When the Sink application is connected to two AGs both streaming audio, there is
a small audio glitch when pausing the currently routed audio and switching to the
other.
B-151074 Minor When the Sink application is connected to the wired input and an A2DP source,
there is an audio glitch when switching between the two.
B-151418 Minor In TrueWireless configuration an audio glitch has been fixed that occurred when
switching A2DP audio sources from AG1 to AG2.
B-151527 Minor Although psr files and vm application work in line with each other in terms of
Three Way Calling system states, sink configuration tool definitions for Three
Way Calling states are incorrect in XML file, therefore are out of sync with both
psr files and vm application.
B-151723 Minor Volume level is now consistent across a power cycle of the Source application.
B-151987 Minor Issue fixed in which Soundbar's latency reporting was providing too big of a value
after subwoofer disconnected.
B-152110 Minor The DSP decoder applications for ANALOG and SPDIF input sources was left
running when the source itself became unavailable wasting power.
B-152119 Minor With ADPCM and PCM audio prompts the right audio channel was missing when
they were mixed with call audio.
B-152252 Minor An issue has been resolved in a Sink Soundbar configuration where the audio
may have dropped out if it is receiving two A2DP streams while simultaneously
reconnecting to a SubWoofer.
B-152370 Minor RSSI pairing for AG's failed to work following an RSSI pairing attempt to a
Subwoofer device on a Soundbar.
B-152435 Minor In the Sink application when HFP is disabled, an issue has been resolved where
the Link Loss Reminder tone would only be heard once.
B-152511 Minor In a TrueWireless configuration the stream will now resume to the slave after the
slave device ends a phone call.
B-152613 Minor When the Sink Soundbar is configured to use a subwoofer and receiving an
audio stream and the Subwoofer is reset this previously could cause audio
degradation until the Subwoofer has reconnected.
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B-152615 Minor An issue has been resolved where the Sink application is receiving an AAC
stream from an Apple iPad there could be an audio glitch when changing tracks.
Issue only occured when a Subwoofer was connected.
B-152773 Minor The Sink configuration tool definitions for Three Way Calling states were
incorrect, therefore were out of sync with both the example psr files and Sink
application.
B-153066 Minor An interoperability issue has been resolved with the Sony Xperia SP and the Sink
application. Where the Sink had issued a AVRCP Stop command it was only
possible to resume the A2DP stream on the AG.
B-153162 Minor An issue has been resolved in the Sink application, where if a tone was played
when selecting the Wired or S/PDIF input this could be louder than tones for
other inputs.
B-153290 Minor The Universal Front End tool now preserves filter settings when switching
between EQ banks
B-153320 Minor USB audio mute control no longer having any effect on PC source.
B-153335 Minor In TrueWireless configuration, the Slave does not render audio relayed from an
Analogue or USB source.
B-153337 Minor TWS relay link is using over the air bandwidth in a less than optimal way.
B-153347 Minor An issue has been resolved where the system could enter into half duplex mode
even without received speech in a2dp_low_latency_1mic.
B-153525 Minor Occasionally when switching around audio sources on a Soundbar it was
possible that the Subwoofer volume trim value could get corrupted.
B-153527 Minor An issue has been resolved where the audio stream may not resume in a Sink
Soundbar configuration following a link loss between the Soundbar and wireless
Subwoofer.
B-153648 Minor In ShareMe Extended mode configuration, when the streaming from AG1 is
stopped and the streaming from the other AG2 is started, sometimes the audio
breaks on the new Master device.
B-153649 Minor In ShareMe Extended mode configuration, after the call on AG1 is terminated,
sometimes streaming audio from HS-1 was not shared to HS-2.
B-153659 Minor In ShareMe Extended mode configuration, pausing and then un-Pausing the
audio on slave didn't resume audio sharing from the master to slave.
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B-153678 Minor In a TrueWireless configuration the audio stream may not have resumed to the
slave device after it had been power cycled.
B-153810 Minor GAIA LED configuration commands do not correctly replace an existing state
pattern
B-153836 Minor Latency between Subwoofer and Soundbar is now constant between 44.1 and 48
kHz sample rates. Prior to this fix the latency was 6 ms higher when the Source
device used 48 kHz.
B-153926 Minor When the 'Change TWS Audio Routing' event is mapped to a button, the VM
does not send the appropriate routing changes. It sets both Master and Slave to
a routing mode of 0 (stereo) regardless of the current mode
B-154227 Minor SSR: 2mic-hs and 2mic hf not using ADCGAIN_ASR or ASR_OMS_AGGR. Uses
HFJ ADC gain instead.
B-154303 Minor A TrueWireless sink device is paired to another peer device and 2 AG's. After
power-cycling this sink device, it connects to the previously paired AG1 and AG2
and also to the peer device.
B-154307 Minor It was not possible to stream A2DP music from two AG's at the same time as the
second source became paused automatically.
B-154709 Minor Filter delay values are cleared during decoder master reset
B-154858 Minor Dualstream from the Source application to 2 Sink applications using the aptX
codec no longer results in distorted audio.
B-155078 Minor If the subwoofer device is not available when audio is routed on the soundbar but
becomes available later, a pop noise could be heard as the subwoofer connects.
B-155080 Minor If appropriate the Sink application will perform a Stream Release procedure,
rather than an Abort procedure, when closing an A2DP Signalling channel
B-155083 Minor The sink soft muting/volume ramping function has been disabled when running in
TWS mode because the TWS feature has its own synchronised version of
volume ramping control.
B-155130 Minor The Barge-in Functionality of Partymode was not working correctly and resulted
in the audio being paused.
B-155147 Minor In TrueWireless configuration, A2DP_MEDIA_START is sent by the TWS Master
to AG while it's already in streaming state.
B-155170 Minor In TrueWireless Single Device Extended mode configuration, streaming is not
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resumed from the AG connected to TWS Master after a call to the TWS slave.
B-155179 Minor Add Sprint as a configuration option in the a2dp_low_latency_Xmic.xip
B-155358 Minor There was a slight possibility that the number of connected devices calculation
was incorrect which could potentially lead to the Soundbar or Headset allowing 3
connected devices.
B-155517 Minor Base PSKEY for DSP settings corrected in audio plugins, this could have caused
A2DP Low Latency applications not to honour parameter changes.
B-155914 Minor An issue has been resolved in the ADK Sink application when multipoint
operation mode was disabled and the primary device only supported HFP, it was
possible to connect A2DP to a secondary device.
B-155971 Minor Occasionally it was possible for the Subwoofer device not open a media channel
from the Soundbar, the mechanism to ensure this was successful fails.
B-156044 Minor An issue has been removed in the Sink application where it assumed that GATT
services would be advertised in a particular order. If HID over GATT came after
any other service in the advertisement, it potentially failed to determine that the
device supported it.
B-156061 Minor In TrueWireless configuration, device trim volume changes from the TWS slave
are not propagated across to the TWS Master.
B-156156 Minor In TrueWireless configuration, when trim volume limits are reached on the sink
device it will trigger the system volume max and min events.
B-156299 Minor The DSP now notifies the VM application when a tone or prompt has ended, this
prevents audio glitches.
B-156492 Minor Fixed noise problem in 44.1->8kHz resampler in CVC systems using 44.1kHz I2S
clock and Narrowband connection
B-156623 Minor An issue has been fixed where the SubWoofer may not connect to the Soundbar
after initial pairing.
B-156690 Minor Latest revision of ios software causes issues with the headset detecting a
pause/AG change whilst using partymode.
B-156697 Minor An issue has been resolved where in a TrueWireless configuration streaming
from audio from analogue input, after receiving a call the audio would resume
from the AG not the last audio stream.
B-156816 Minor In TrueWireless Single Device Mode configuration, USB/Analogue Audio does
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not resume after the phone call has ended on the peer device.
B-156818 Minor Fixed by B-147794. Momentary Volume Spikes avoided by adding slow softmute
using the volume control mechanism.
B-156868 Minor In TrueWireless Single Device Mode configuration, sometimes an AVRCP play
command from the TWS slave is ignored.
B-156869 Minor In TrueWireless Single Device Mode configuration, USB Audio does not resume
after the phone call has ended on the peer device.
B-156872 Minor SPDIF support for the aptX sprint source app has now been reinstated.
B-157082 Minor When switching between AG1 and AG2 playing music on a Soundbar it was
possible that the Subwoofer would use an incorrect sample rate which would
result in distorted audio.
B-157226 Minor S/PDIF sink app latency will be maintained at a defined target level right from
beginning
B-157344 Minor Use of the RemainDisconverableAtAllTimes feature had a side effect whereby
pairings would fail after the initial pairing mode timeout had occurred.
B-157400 Minor Corrected an occasional tone/prompt breakage when it coincidences with a
pause or resume on the main audio stream.
B-157563 Minor Sub audio could be sent to subwoofer before soundbar pause period ends
B-157624 Minor In TrueWireless configuration, even after successful re-connection of the TWS
master and the slave device, link loss tone continues to play on the slave device.
B-158473 Minor When using I2S with external volume control, there were some scaling issues
which meant some volume ranges did not adjust correctly.
B-151324 Cosmetic The Universal Front End tool when in S/PDIF mode will now display the LFE
peak signal if appropriate
B-153506 Cosmetic In the Universal Front End tool, updated display name of Gaming Headset
applications to "Low Latency *mic HS"
B-156034 Cosmetic If audio was streaming when the Sink application was powered off, it was
possible that the last 16ms of the power off tone would be slightly attenuated.
B-156407 Cosmetic The volume level shown on the LCD display was incorrectly scaled for all input
sources.
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B-145841 Request The Connection library provides functions that allow an application to persistently
store attribute data associated with a specific bonded device. Previously, a base
User Data PS Key was required as a parameter to these functions, indicating the
area of User Data PS to be used for this attribute storage. The PS storage has
now been moved into the Connection Library's own private PS Key space. The
parameter for setting the 'ps_base' has been kept so that the functions remain
backwardly compatible with existing functionality but the parameter value is not
used. As a result, up to eight User Data PS Keys have been freed up for
application use.
B-149413 Request In TrueWireless configuration, the connected peers were not updated of the
changes in their call and stream states.
B-154176 Request There was no facility to use I2S audio input with the CVC voice applications
B-155432 Request Additional S/PDIF codec types support added to application and configuration
tool
B-155490 Request Stereo MPEG2 AAC and MPEG1 MP3 streams from SPDIF source are now
supported. Any other multichannel variants of AAC or MP3 will be muted.
Table B.1: Resolved Issues
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Appendix C Power Consumption Results
Table C.1 shows power consumption measurements for the Sink application running on a CSR8670 device fitted to
a CNS10001v4 board.
These results are indicative only and were measured on a single device/board with the standard configuration.
Measurements were made with a fixed input voltage of 3.7 V.
Operating Mode Current Consumption (mA)
A2DP streaming 128 kbps, 48 kHz MP3, stereo output in slave mode with sniff 12.5 ms, 3 slot attempts, 1 slot timeout.
11.00
Voice call (eSCO 2-EV3 60 byte packets with 2-mic CVC, slave mode, with 100ms sniff, 2 slot attempt, 1 slot timeout), mono
12.21
Voice call (eSCO 2-EV3 60 byte packets with 1-mic CVC, slave mode, with 100ms sniff, 2 slot attempt, 1 slot timeout), mono
10.31
Voice call (eSCO 2-EV3 60 byte packets (No DSP), slave mode, with 100ms sniff, 2 slot attempt, 1 slot timeout), mono
9.07
SLC Only in Sniff (500 ms, 2 slot attempt, 1 slot timeout) Slave 0.25
Table C.1: Power Consumption
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Document References
Document Reference
CSR GAIA Headset Command Reference CS-215201-DC
BlueCore Unified 27c Firmware Release Note CS-315177-RN
ADK Sink User Guide CS-236868-UG
ADK Configuration Tool User Guide CS-309942-UG
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Terms and Definitions
BlueCore® Group term for CSR’s range of Bluetooth wireless technology chips
Bluetooth® Set of technologies providing audio and data transfer over short-range radio connections
CSR Cambridge Silicon Radio
UniFi® Group term for CSR’s range of chips designed to meet IEEE 802.11 standards
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