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L99LDLH32 Datasheet(HTML) 49 Page - STMicroelectronics |
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49 / 142 page ![]() DS12879 Rev 6 49/142 L99LDLH32 Communication interface 141 This wake-up pattern is repeated in the eight data bytes of the frame shown in Table 10. The Responders recognize the dominant-recessive-dominant pulse in which the three individual pulses are longer than the specified filter time. These pulses are contained in the data field. If the frame does not contain any data, it serves as “Go-To-Sleep”-command for all Responders in the network. If it contains at least one data byte, it acts as a wake-up pattern for all Responders. In conclusion: ID = “1_000_011_1100” & DLC = 0 send-to-sleep command ID = “1_000_011_1100” & DLC ≠ 0 wake-up pattern frame 6.5.5 Synchronization Frame The synchronization frame must be sent by the commander after each responder reply, but only if the addressed devices change in the next commander frame. Due to the frequency offset between the replying Responder and the Commander some other Responders may not be able to receive frames sent by the Commander correctly after a Responder answer. Therefore, the frame in Figure 22 has to be sent by the Commander to ensure correct synchronization of all Responders to the Commander. The Responders will synchronize on this frame but drop the content because it does not contain an ID that the Responders recognize. Figure 22. Synchronization frame 6.6 Unicast frames 6.6.1 Unicast request frame The Commander may request action from a particular Responder by sending a unicast request frame, which uses the Responder ID in the CAN FD ID field preceded by “0” to distinguish the Commander request from the Responder answer. The MSB of all CAN FD IDs used for unicast frames in the network is “0” to distinguish between unicast and broadcast frames. Table 10. Wake-up pattern (WUP) frame ID CTRL DLC DATA BYTE 1 DATA BYTE 2-8 “1_000_011_1100” “001000” 1000 1111_1110 0000_1111 Table 11. Synchronization frame ID CTRL DLC “1_010_101_0101” “001000” 0000 „1_010_101_0101" CTRL CRC ACK/EOF |
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