Hi guys, this is my first post in the forum. And it will be a question.

Thank you in advance whoever answer my question and Dave for this forum and videos.
I want to describe my circuit shortly:
I used PCM1808 24-bit, 96kHz Audio ADC in my project. And I used PLL1705 as clock source for it which is recomended in the datasheet of PCM1808. The PCM1808 is in master mode to feed another digital audio ic which is not important at the moment.
And my problem is that I can see the proper clocks at the output pins of the PCM1808, like BCK and LRCK but I can not see any proper data signal at the DOUT pin. What do you think the reason is for that situation? My only guess is that maybe I damaged that particular pin while soldering. But I am not sure if it is the real problem and if it is possible to damage just one pin.
But I am going to replace it with another PCM1808 asap. When I do that I will inform you about the result.
And I have some oscilloscope pictures to show you:
This is LRCK signal which has lowest freq:

And this is BCK:

AND DATA OUT which is absent:

And this is extra: the master clock (24,576 MHz) from PLL1705 to PCM1808 and other ic. I have a small question too about the shape of that clock. Is it normal?

Thanks,
Emre