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SM8212 Datasheet(PDF) 17 Page - Nippon Precision Circuits Inc |
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SM8212 Datasheet(HTML) 17 Page - Nippon Precision Circuits Inc |
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17 / 32 page ![]() NIPPON PRECISION CIRCUITS-17 SM8212B (4) BS-test (5) Start This command is used to return to normal operation from back-up, write and BS-test modes. Operation always restarts from preamble mode. Note the following points when setting commands: Immediately after ATTN goes LOW Commands send 8 SCK clock cycles to the decoder and the received data is sent using 32 clock cycles immediately after ATTN goes LOW. However, apart from the 8 clock cycles needed for the command, 32 clock cycles are needed to release ATTN. After being transferred the command, even if ATTN keeps LOW, transmitted reception data is unstable. When ATTN is HIGH These commands should use when ATTN HIGH timing only. After command is transferred and until ATTN goes LOW for the next transmit ready data signal, the series processing should be such that it takes less than {32x(bit rate)} time. SCK SDI : 8-bit × 1-byte = 8-bit unit time clock : 8-bit × 1-byte = 8-bit unit time data Decoder Setting Data Current Mode Next Mode Decoder Mode Figure 10. Auxiliary operating mode timing Refer to the AC Characteristics section for detailed timing specifications. START command : 66 bit time max Others : 2 bit time max When ATTN goes HIGH (excluding write mode), SCK is examined to determine if the signal is a break, back-up, write or read command. During message reception, ATTN is temporarily held HIGH if a com- mand is issued to set ATTN LOW. This delay ensures that the data from the decoder is not mis- interpreted. And in this case, even if ATTN keeps LOW, transmitted receiving data is unstable. This mode is used to test the RF stage operation, and is only available from write mode. BS1 and BS3 held HIGH for RF stage testing. After testing, BS-test mode is released using the decoder set start command, and operation starts from preamble mode. Note that issuing the BACK-UP command is prohibited in the BS-test mode. |
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