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14 / 26 page ![]() MLX90308CCC Programmable Sensor Interface MLX90308CCC Programmable Sensor Interface Page 14 Rev 2.2 23/Oct/01 Bit Function Remarks 7 1= EEPROM Checksum test active 0= EEPROM Checksum test inactive EEPROM Checksum test. Checksum test failure will force the output to the value programmed in bytes 40 and 41 of the EEPROM (See Table 10). 6 0 = Analog Mode 1 = Digital Mode Digital mode must be activated when VMO and CMO both active. 5 0 = Alarm function inactive 1 = Alarm function active Alarm functions are like “limiting functions”: If defined ADC INPUT is below low alarm trigger, then DIGMOD becomes active with alarm low output). If defined ADC INPUT is above high alarm trigger, then DIGMOD becomes active with alarm high output. Note: Deactivated if the level steering mode is active 4 0 = IO1/IO2 are not active outputs 1 = level steering: IO1/IO2 are active outputs Depending on the sampled input, IO1/IO2 will be a two bit digital output. If IO1/IO2 are not active outputs, then they will be analog inputs. 3 0 = Turbo inactive 1 = Turbo active 2 0 = VMO inactive 1 = VMO active 1 0 = Internal temperature sensor active 1 = External temperature sensor active 0 0 = CMO inactive 1 = CMO active CMO has fixed digital value (EEPROM byte - see below) if both VMO and CMO are active. To activate this value, the digital mode must be activated. Table 9. Mode Byte Bit Definition Level Steering The level steering option allows configuration of the IO pins as outputs to indicate the relative level of a selected signal. See Figure 7. The levels at which the two outputs change state are programmed by the user. The programmed levels are set as eight bit numbers and compared to the upper eight bits of the digitized signal. This function utilizes the same resources as the alarm function. The two functions (level steering and alarm) can not be used simultaneously. Four bytes in the EEPROM command this option. The first byte is used to select the input, while the last three comprise the transition levels. The control byte for the level steering is the same as for the alarm. The four MSB’s hold the code for the selected input. The control byte has several possibilities as designated by the MUX settings (See Table 8) Communications The MLX90308 firmware transfers a complete byte of data into and from the memory based on a simple command structure. The commands allow data to be read and written to and from the EEPROM and read from the RAM. RAM data that can be read includes the current digitized temperature and digitized GNO. The commands are described below. Melexis provides setup software for programming the MLX90308. Selected input MUX Value TPO 0010 IAO 0110 GNO 0000 VMO 0011 Table 8. Level Steering Bit Definitions |
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