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42 / 85 page ![]() OL2385 All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. © NXP Semiconductors N.V. 2016. All rights reserved. Product data sheet COMPANY PUBLIC Rev. 1.0 — 15 June 2016 42 of 85 NXP Semiconductors OL2385 Industrial RF transceiver 9.7 Device modes The device features the following Device Modes: • INIT • PROTECTED • TAMPERED • VIRGIN The Device Modes affect the overall device behavior, the Monitor and Download Interface operation and the user ability to access the EROM. A Device Mode is controlled by a set of configuration bytes, which are located in the EROM. The configuration bytes may not be altered by the user directly, instead, the corresponding Monitor and Download command has to be used. 9.7.1 INIT When the device is supplied from NXP, it is configured in INIT mode by default. The INIT mode shall be used during software development only. The Monitor and Download Interface is fully operational, enabling the customer to initialize the EROM as desired for the application. To protect the EROM from readout and to disable the debug features, the device shall be forced into PROTECTED mode. Leaving the device in INIT mode may cause the device to execute a software break, in case a corresponding debug command is received at pin MSDA. This would terminate execution of the application program and would call the built-in debug program. In this case, execution of the application program is interrupted until a proper debug command is issued or a device reset is applied. 9.7.2 PROTECTED In the moment the device is set into PROTECTED mode, the EROM is protected against altering and readout via the Monitor and Download Interface, and the debug features are disabled. The PROTECTED mode has to be used during system testing and in the final application. The device may be forced into INIT mode again by issuing a corresponding command via the Monitor and Download Interface. This command sets the EROM to a predefined state before the INIT mode is resumed. Hence, the EROM based application program is discarded. In case this sequence does not complete successfully, the device enters TAMPERED mode. 9.7.3 TAMPERED The TAMPERED mode is entered temporarily during the sequence that forces the device from PROTECTED mode back into INIT mode. If this sequence does not complete successfully, the TAMPERED mode is entered. |
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