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MP3924GU Datasheet(PDF) 36 Page - Monolithic Power Systems

Part # MP3924GU
Description  Quad-Port, IEEE 802.3af/at PSE Controller for Power over Ethernet
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MP3924
– QUAD-PORT IEEE 802.3AF/AT PSE CONTROLLER
MP3924 Rev. 1.0
MonolithicPower.com
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7/16/2021
MPS Proprietary Information. Patent Protected. Unauthorized Photocopy and Duplication Prohibited.
© 2021 MPS. All Rights Reserved.
2-EVENT_AND_CLASS_5_ENABLE (0Ch)
Read/write
Bits
Bit Name
Default Value
Description
D[7]
CLS5_EN4
C
Enables Class 5 classification for all ports. If these bits are set to 1, Class 5
classification is enabled on the corresponding port, and the default current limit
can support up to 40W of power.
D[6]
CLS5_EN3
C
D[5]
CLS5_EN2
C
D[4]
CLS5_EN1
C
D[3]
2EVNTEN4
A
Enables two-event classification for all ports. If these bits are set to 1, two-event
classification is enabled when the first classification result on the port is Class 4 or
Class 5.
D[2]
2EVNTEN3
A
D[1]
2EVNTEN2
A
D[0]
2EVNTEN1
A
“A” is “1” if the AUTO pin is set high during start-up or a reset. “A” is “0” if the AUTO pin is set low. “C” is
“1” if the CLS5 pin is set high during start-up or a reset. “C” is “0” if the CLS5 pin is set low. The CLS5
pin has a high power level under the IEEE802.3 at classification, but it is not a standard class level that
is compatible with IEEE802.3.
PMAX_SHUTDOWN_PORT_PRIORITY (0Dh)
Read/write
Bits
Bit Name
Default Value
Description
D[7:6]
PRTY4
11
Sets the shutdown priority for all ports after the PMAX limit is triggered. If the value
is the same on several ports, priority is arranged based on the default priority. For
example, if both port 1 and port 2 are 00, then port 2 shuts down first.
11: The lowest priority port, which shuts down first if the PMAX limit is triggered
10: The third level priority port if the PMAX limit is triggered
01: The second level priority port if the PMAX limit is triggered
00: The highest priority port, which shuts down last if the PMAX limit is triggered
D[5:4]
PRTY3
10
D[3:2]
PRTY2
01
D[1:0]
PRTY1
00
INTERRUPT_ENABLE_CONTROL (0Eh)
Read/write
Bits
Bit Name
Default Value
Description
D[7:3]
RESERVED
-
Reserved.
D[2]
CLRPIN
0
Controls the reset function for the INT1 and INT2 pins. If this bit is set to 1,
resetting the INT1 and INT2 pins does not affect the registers. This bit is
automatically set to 0 after the INT1 and INT2 pins are reset.
D[1]
CLRAINT
0
Controls the reset function for the interrupt source. If this bit is set to 1, all
registers and the INT1 and INT2 bit are reset. This bit is automatically set to 0
after the INT1 and INT2 pins are reset.
D[0]
INTEN
1
Enables the interrupt function. This bit does not affect the event register. If this bit
is set to 1, the interrupt function is enabled.
GENERAL_ENABLE_CONTROL (0Fh)
Read/write
Bits
Bit Name
Default Value
Description
D[7:3]
RESERVED
-
Reserved.
D[2]
PMAXEN
A
Enables the maximum total load power limit. If this bit = 1, automatic shutdown is
triggered when the PMAX pin reaches its maximum input power setting.
D[1]
ADCEN
1
Enables the ADC. If this bit = 1, the ADC is enabled.
D[0]
WDEN
0
Enables the I2C watchdog. If this bit is set to 0, the watchdog is disabled.
“A” is “1” if the AUTO pin is set high during start-up or a reset. “A” is “0” if the AUTO pin is set low.



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