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PCD5008 Datasheet(HTML) 48 Page - NXP Semiconductors |
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48 / 64 page ![]() 1998 Jun 17 48 Philips Semiconductors Product specification FLEX ™ Pager Decoder PCD5008 8.8.2 MESSAGE BUILDING The PCD5008 sends data from the FLEX ™ signal to the host in packets. Data is transmitted one block at a time, and one phase at a time. For a 2 phase transmission, information in block 0 phase-A is converted into packets and sent to the host, then information in block 0 phase-C is sent to the host followed by information in block 1 phase-A and then information in block 1 phase-C etc. Codewords for different calls may therefore be interleaved, so the host must use the phase and word number embedded in each packet to associate that packet with a particular call. The phase and word number of the vector packet provides a unique key which allows the host to associate all the data for a particular call within a frame. The host must then use information embedded in the vector word to calculate what message word locations are associated with the vector. Tables 54 and 55 show an example of receiving three messages (possibly portions of fragmented or group messages), and two BIW packets in the first two blocks of a 2 phase 3200 bps FLEX ™ frame in case of an any-phase pager. Table 54 shows the block number, word number and word content of both phase-A and phase-C (subscripts indicate the call number). In a 6400 bps FLEX ™ frame, there would be four phases: A, B, C and D; in a 1600 bps signal there would be only phase-A. Table 55 shows the sequence of packets transmitted to the host. Table 54 FLEX ™ transmission sequence Notes 1. Phases begin with BIW1, which is not sent to the host. 2. Codewords not addressed to the pager. 3. Vector for long address indicates the location of the second and third message words. 4. For long addresses, the first message word immediately follows the vector. BLOCK WORD PHASE-A PHASE-C 0 0 BIW1; note 1 BIW1; note 1 1 addr; note 2 BIW 2 addr; note 2 BIW 3 addr1 addr; note 2 4 addr2 addr; note 2 5 vect; note 2 long addr3 (cw 1) 6 vect; note 2 long addr3 (cw 2) 7 vect1 addr; note 2 1 8 vect2 vect; note 2 9 mess1 (cw 1) vect; note 2 10 mess1 (cw 2) vect3; note 3 11 mess1 (cw 3) mess3 (cw 1); note 4 12 mess2 (cw 1) mess; note 2 13 mess2 (cw 2) mess; note 2 14 mess2 (cw 3) mess3 (cw 2) 15 mess2 (cw 4) mess3 (cw 3) Table 55 PCD5008 packet sequence Notes 1. Word number in an address is that of the corresponding vector. 2. BIW sent if BIW reception enabled by SBI bit in the control packet. PACKET PHASE PACKET TYPE WORD NO. COMMENT 1 A address 7 note 1 2 A address 8 note 1 3 A vector 7 pointer to phase-A word 9 4 C BIW n.a. note 2 5 C BIW n.a. note 2 6 C long address 10 note 1 7 A vector 8 pointer to phase-A word 12 8 A message 9 mess1 (cw 1) 9 A message 10 mess1 (cw 2) 10 A message 11 mess1 (cw 3) 11 A message 12 mess2 (cw 1) 12 A message 13 mess2 (cw 2) 13 A message 14 mess2 (cw 3) 14 A message 15 mess2 (cw 4) 15 C vector 10 pointer to phase-A word 14 16 C message 11 mess3 (cw 1) 17 C message 14 mess3 (cw 2) 18 C message 15 mess3 (cw 3) |
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