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BQ76PL455APFCT Datasheet(HTML) 47 Page - Texas Instruments |
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47 / 125 page ![]() 47 bq76PL455A www.ti.com SLUSCL0A – SEPTEMBER 2016 – REVISED OCTOBER 2016 Product Folder Links: bq76PL455A Submit Documentation Feedback Copyright © 2016, Texas Instruments Incorporated Device Functional Modes (continued) If you try to send communications to the bottom device before the UART interface is ready, it can get out of sync. To fix this, send a comm_clear. This is not necessary for parts on the differential interface, since they will re- synchronize to the bottom chip on every frame. Therefore, only the bottom chip can lose synchronization. 7.4.6 Soft Reset Setting the SOFT_RESET bit in the DEV_CTRL register will not power down the device, but it will fully reset and restart the state machine per the sequence in Power-On Reset (POR) or Wakeup. All ICs in the stack above the reset part will wake up if in SHUTDOWN and reset if awake. 7.4.7 Wakeup Behavior in IDLE Mode When the bq76PL455A device receives a WAKEUP tone while it is already awake, it performs a reset. The device requires a series of pulses of the received WAKEUP tone to begin the reset process. Sending the tone will wake the device if asleep or reset it if idle. The result is that sending the wakeup tone to parts in the stack can be used to reset them and cause all to enter the IDLE state whether they were previously in SHUTDOWN or IDLE. This is another method to reset the state of all devices in the stack. The device will generate a wakeup tone to the other devices north in the chain as a part of the reset sequence. As a result, each device above the device receiving the wake tone will in turn reset. 7.5 Command and Response Protocol This protocol enables a single host, such as a microcontroller, to communicate with one or more bq76PL455A devices. The host initiates every transaction between the host and one or more bq76PL455A devices. The bq76PL455A will never send data to the host without first receiving a command frame from the host. NOTE After each command frame is transmitted, the initiator should always wait for all expected responses to be returned (or a timeout in case of error) before initiating a new command frame. The phrases Write without Response and Write or write are equivalent and synonymous, unless otherwise noted. The phrases Write with Response and Read or read are equivalent and synonymous, unless otherwise noted. 7.5.1 Transaction Frame Description The transaction frame format includes both Command Frames and Response Frames. There are five field types used within a transaction frame: 1. Frame Initialization 2. Device Address or Group ID 3. Register Address 4. Data 5. Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC) Note that not all byte types are part of every transaction frame. |
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