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AT86RF231 Datasheet(PDF) 29 Page - ATMEL Corporation

Part # AT86RF231
Description  Low power 2.4 GHz Transceiver for ZigBee, IEEE 802.15.4, and ISM Applications
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8111A–AVR–05/08
AT86RF231
6.6
Interrupt Logic
6.6.1
Overview
The AT86RF231 differentiates between nine interrupt events (eight physical interrupt registers,
one shared by two functions). Each interrupt is enabled by setting the corresponding bit in the
interrupt mask register 0x0E (IRQ_MASK). Internally, each pending interrupt is stored in a sepa-
rate bit of the interrupt status register. All interrupt events are OR-combined to a single external
interrupt signal (IRQ, pin 24). If an interrupt is issued (pin IRQ = H), the microcontroller shall read
the interrupt status register 0x0F (IRQ_STATUS) to determine the source of the interrupt. A read
access to this register clears the interrupt status register and thus the IRQ pin, too.
Interrupts are not cleared automatically when the event that caused them vanishes. Exceptions
are IRQ_0 (PLL_LOCK) and IRQ_1 (PLL_UNLOCK) because the occurrence of one clears the
other.
The supported interrupts for the Basic Operating Mode are summarized in Table 6-9 on page
29.
The interrupt IRQ_4 has two meanings, depending on the current radio transceiver state, refer to
register 0x01 (TRX_STATUS).
After P_ON, SLEEP, or RESET, the radio transceiver issues an interrupt IRQ_4 (AWAKE_END)
when it enters state TRX_OFF.
The second meaning is only valid for receive states. If the microcontroller initiates an energy-
detect (ED) or clear-channel-assessment (CCA) measurement, the completion of the measure-
ment is indicated by interrupt IRQ_4 (CCA_ED_READY), refer to Section 8.4.4 “Interrupt
Handling” on page 92 and Section 8.5.4 “Interrupt Handling” on page 95 for details.
After P_ON or RESET all interrupts are disabled. During radio transceiver initialization it is rec-
ommended to enable IRQ_4 (AWAKE_END) to be notified once the TRX_OFF state is entered.
Table 6-9.
Interrupt Description in Basic Operating Mode
IRQ Name
Description
Section
IRQ_7 (BAT_LOW)
Indicates a supply voltage below the programmed threshold.
Section 9.5.4
IRQ_6 (TRX_UR)
Indicates a Frame Buffer access violation.
Section 9.3.3
IRQ_5 (AMI)
Indicates address matching.
Section 7.2.3.5
IRQ_4 (CCA_ED_READY)
Multi-functional interrupt:
1. AWAKE_END:
• Indicates radio transceiver reached TRX_OFF state after P_ON, RESET, or
SLEEP states.
2. CCA_ED_READY:
• Indicates the end of a CCA or ED measurement.
Section 7.1.2.3
Section 8.4.4
Section 8.5.4
IRQ_3 (TRX_END)
RX: Indicates the completion of a frame reception.
TX: Indicates the completion of a frame transmission.
Section 7.1.3
Section 7.1.3
IRQ_2 (RX_START)
Indicates the start of a PSDU reception. The TRX_STATE changes to BUSY_RX,
the PHR is valid to read from Frame Buffer.
Section 7.1.3
IRQ_1 (PLL_UNLOCK)
Indicates PLL unlock. If the radio transceiver is BUSY_TX / BUSY_TX_ARET
state, the PA is turned off immediately.
Section 9.7.5
IRQ_0 (PLL_LOCK)
Indicates PLL lock.
Section 9.7.5



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