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PS081 Datasheet(HTML) 143 Page - ams AG |
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143 / 155 page ![]() acam-messelectronic gmbh - Friedrich-List-Str.4 - D-76297 Stutensee-Blankenloch - Germany - www.acam.de 7-4 1 PSØ81 May 2012 When exactly two of the six MultIOs are simultaneously ‘1’ and the rest four are ‘0’, then a multi input key(Section 4.4.4) is automatically detected. The condition of two MultiIO pins being at ‘1’ can happen due to any of the following reasons: 1. For e.g. when two output ports are configured simultaneously to 1 from the program. 2. When two inputs ports are set simultaneously to ‘1’ externally. 3. When two inputs are configured simultaneously (not one after another) with pull up resistors. 4. When an input is switched simultaneously with an output. Regardless of how the condition occurs, as a result the outputs function normally. But the status registers showing the input status of MultIO0 – MultIO5 (RAM address 22 and 26-28) are blocked by the falsely detected multi input. If it occurs during configuration then further configuration of the 4 other IOs are blocked. Once occurred, this condition can be resolved only by setting each of the previous- ly ‘1’ MultIOs to 0. Workaround: Configure one MultIO port by default to 1 (either as output ‘1’ or as pulled up input) permanently. This constant ‘1’ on one MultiIO port ensures the suppression of the unwanted multi input detection from all the error sources listed. This however leaves only 5 MultiIOs for effective usage. 7.3 Known issues and solutions Issue: (known since July 2012) Supply voltage reduction below 0.8V can cause an undefined state of PS081 („brown-out effect“) where the chip does not react to the I/Os or interfaces anymore. Solution: When supply voltage is reduced, make sure it is reduced to true 0V and not only to a level < 0.8V. 7.4 Literature Guide Datasheets Title Document-No Date PSØ81-EVA Evaluation System for PSØ81 DB_PS081_EVA V1.0 September 2009 ALCS-350 V2 Load Cell Simulator DB_ALCS_V2 V0.1 August 2009 PicoProg Ø81 DB_PicoProg_Ø81_en_V0.1 January 2010 Member of the ams Group |
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