I think RMMA reads the Bits 4-3 of Tref register and then converts these bits in us:Originally Posted by Agent-Sharp
00 -> 15.6us
01 -> 7.8 us
10 -> 3.9 us
11 -> N/A
If you see my table (still under construction) you'll notice that 388 and 16 are under the 3.9 us group so i'm agree with your RMMA results.
I think that if you try a xx us value RMMA will display xx us no matters what divider you set.
The max Tref Cycle (4708) has the bits 4-3 = 11, for this reason RMMA shows N/A.
Moreover the bottom 2064 value is 01101 and then is taken by RMMA as a 7.8 us value.
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