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AS3900 Datasheet(HTML) 16 Page - ams AG |
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16 / 59 page ![]() www.austriamicrosystems.com/RF-Transceivers/AS3900 Revision 1.00c 16 - 59 AS3900 Data Sheet - Detail ed Description 8.2 Operating Modes The following different operation modes are supported by the AS3900. These operating modes are entered automatically by the link manager and need not to be set manually. The device enters these modes depending on the current status of the communication. All operating modes require different current consumptions. 8.2.1 Power-down Power-down mode is entered after connecting the battery. The POR signal is provided at the POR pin and registers will have their default values. The lowest current consumption is achieved in this mode. No clock is provided at MCU_CLK pin (the MCU must have other CLK source). The ENABLE pin LOW is needed to switch to Power-down (DATAO pin is set to High Impedance). Make sure to apply LOW level on the SDI-Interface to avoid leakage currents via the digital lines. 8.2.2 Standby No active communication (idle mode), no connection (no synchronization) established between master and client, SDI is operational. Wakeup Timer and 32 kHz oscillator are running. Wakeup receiver is switched on periodically. Clock can be provided at MCU_CLK pin (divided 27MHz clock or 32 kHz clock). A Clock Interface Mode selection is required. 8.2.3 Sleep This mode is active between communication time slots without data transmission. The timer (cycle time) indicate next active communication time slots. Timers and 32kHz oscillator are active in this mode. 8.2.4 Pairing Permanent pairing: The device ID of the Clients are permanently stored in the Master (can be overwritten). Temporary pairing: The device ID of the Clients are not permanently stored. The exchange of communication parameters is done for each temporary session. Note: It is important to note that the Pairing procedure must be executed in a clean RF environment. All Clients need to be close to the Master. 8.2.5 Wakeup After a Wakeup sequence is received, the exchange of time code is performed and master is synchronized to client time base. Applying wakeup means, Client (Master) is set to Wakeup receive mode for short time with a long wakeup interval. Master (Client) transmits long enough wakeup sequence to catch the receiving window of the Client (Master) or the Master is set to Wakeup receive mode for long time to catch the transmitted Client Wakeup sequences. Once the Client (Master) is woken up, it turns out of Sleep Mode and the time base is synchronized. Figure 11. Pairing and Wakeup Principle Master Client A Client B Client C ID- A ID- B ID- C Master Client A Client B Client C Wa keu p Pa irin g Pairing |
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