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MIC280 Datasheet(HTML) 12 Page - Micrel Semiconductor |
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12 / 23 page ![]() MIC280 Micrel MIC280 12 November 2004 Configuration Locking The security register, LOCK, provides the ability to disable configuration changes as they apply to the MIC280’s most critical functions: shutdown mode, and reporting diode faults andover-temperatureevents. LOCKprovidesawaytoprevent malicious or accidental changes to the MIC280 registers that might prevent a system from responding properly to critical events. Once L0, L1, or L2 has been set, the global interrupt enable bit, IE, will be set and fixed. It cannot subsequently be cleared. Its state will be reflected in the configuration register. The bits in LOCK can only be set once. That is, once a bit is set, it cannot be reset until the MIC280 is power-cycled or a warm reset is performed by setting RST in the configuration register. The warm reset function can be disabled by setting L4 in LOCK. If L4 is set, locked settings cannot be changed during operation and warm resets cannot be performed; only a power-cycle will reset the locked state(s). If L0 is set, the values of IM0 and CRIT0 become fixed and unchangeable.Thatis,writestoCRIT0andthecorresponding interrupt enable bit are locked out. A local over-temperature event will generate an interrupt regardless of the setting of IE or its interrupt mask bit. If L1 is set, the values of IM1 and CRIT1 become fixed and unchangeable. A remote over-temperature event will gener- ate an interrupt regardless of the setting of IE or its interrupt mask bit. Similarly, setting L2 will fix the state of IM2, allow- ing the system to permanently enable or disable diode fault interrupts. A diode fault will generate an interrupt regardless of the setting of IE or its interrupt mask bit. L3 can be used to lock out shutdown mode. If L3 is set, the MIC280willnotshutdownunderanycircumstances. Attempts to set the SHDN bit will be ignored and all chip functions will remainoperational.IfL3issetwhiletheMIC280isinshutdown mode, it will immediately exit shutdown mode and resume normal operation. It will not be possible to subsequently re- enter shutdown mode. Setting L4 disables the RST bit in the configuration register, preventing the host from initiating a warm reset. Writes to RST will be completely ignored if L4 is set. LOCK BIT FUNCTION LOCKED RESPONSE WHEN SET L0 Local over-temperature detection IM0 fixed at 1, writes to CRIT0 locked-out; IE permanently set L1 Remote over-temperature detection IM1 fixed at 1; writes to CRIT1 locked-out; IE permanently set L2 Diode fault interrupts locked on or off IM2 fixed at current state; IE permanently set if IM2=1 L3 Shutdown mode SHDN fixed at 0; exit shutdown if SHDN=1 when L3 is set L4 Warm resets RST bit disabled; cannot initiate Warm resets Table 7: Lock bit functionality |
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