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AS3911 Datasheet(HTML) 131 Page - ams AG |
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131 / 149 page ![]() ams Datasheet, Confidential: 2013-Oct [2-03] AS3911 – 131 Appl icatio n I n f o rm a t i o n Avoidance sequence is enabled). The received message is decoded and put into the FIFO, IRQ is sent as after any received message. 4. The controller sends direct command Go to Normal NFC Mode, to copy the content of the NFCIP Bit Rate Detection Display Register to the Bit Rate Definition Register and to change the NFCIP-1 target mode to normal (the command Go To Normal Mode and reading of received data can be chained). Since the Tx modulation type depends on bit rate, the Tx modulation type also has to be correctly set at this point. The simplest way to do it is to issue direct command Analog Preset. 5. When the External Field Detector detects that the target has switched off its field, it sends an IRQ with I_eof flag set to the controller, and in case bit nfc_ar is set automatically activates the sequence of direct command NFC Response Field ON. Bits nfc_n1 and nfc_n0 of the Auxiliary Definition Register are used to define number n of Response RF Collision Avoidance sequence. In case no collision is detected during RF collision avoidance the field is switched on and an IRQ with I_cat flag set is sent to controller after TARFG. 6. The reply, which was prepared as in case of reader to tag communication is transmitted using Transmit command. 7. After the message is sent the field is switched off. The time between the end of the message and switching off the field is defined in the General Purpose Timer. (The General Purpose Timer IRQ may be masked since controller does not need this information). From this point on the communication with initiator loops through the following sequence (during this sequence bits nfc_n1 and nfc_n0 of the Auxiliary Definition Register have to be 0 to produce Response RF Collision Avoidance with n=0): 1. After switching off its field the AS3911 starts the No-response Timer and observes the External Field Detector output to detect the switching on of the initiator field. In case the initiator field is not detected before No-response Timer timeout, an IRQ due No-response Timer expire is sent. 2. When initiator field is detected an IRQ with I_eon flag set is sent to controller and Mask-receive Timer is started. After the Mask Receive Timer expires the receiver output starts to be observed to detect start of the initiator response. The reception process goes on as in case of reader to tag communication. 3. When the External Field Detector detects that the target has switched off its field, it sends an IRQ with I_eof flag set to the controller, and in case bit nfc_ar is set automatically activates the sequence of direct command NFC Response Field ON. In case no collision |
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