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be larger than that in STBY. As the PLL is already locked to the RX frequency point in RFS status, it cannot be switched to TX.
Switching from STBY to RFS requires approximately 350us for PLL calibration and settling. Switching from SLEEP to RFS
requires more time to wait for the crystal startup and stabilizing for a while. Switching from other status to RFS is done
immediately.
TFS Status
TFS is transitional status before switching to TX. Except the transmitter's RF module, all other modules are enabled and the
current will be larger than STBY. As the PLL is already locked to the frequency of the TX in TFS status, it cannot be switched to
RX. Switching from STBY to TFS requires approximately 350us for PLL calibration and settling. Switching from SLEEP to TFS
requires more time to wait for the crystal startup and stabilizing for a while. Switching from other states to TFS is done
immediately.
RX Status
All RX related modules on the receiver will be turned on. Switching from RFS to RX takes only 20us. Switching from STBY to
RX requires a 350us for PLL calibration and settling. Switching from SLEEP to RX requires more time to wait for the crystal
startup and stabilizing for a while. In TX, users can switch to RX in a prompt way by sending the go_switch command. No matter
whether the frequency points set by TX and RX are the same, it needs to wait for 350us for PLL recalibration and settling to
accomplish switch.
TX Status
All transmitter related modules will be turned on at TX. Switching from TFS to TX takes only 20us. Switching from STBY to
TX requires 350us for PLL calibration and settling. Switching from SLEEP to TX requires more time to wait for the crystal startup
and stabilizing for a while. In RX, users can switch to TX in a prompt way by sending the go_switch command. No matter whether
the frequency points set by TX and RX are the same, it needs to wait for 350us for PLL recalibration and settling to complete
switch.
4.11.4
Transceiver GPIO Function and Interrupt Mapping
The three GPIOs employed in the transceiver are GPIO1, GPIO2, and GPIO3. Each GPIO can be configured with different
input or output functions. The transceiver is employed with two interrupt ports, which can be configured to different GPIOs for
mapping output.
Table 4-2. Transceiver GOIP Function
Pin#
Name
I/O
Function
48
GPIO1
IO
Can configure as: DOUT/DIN,INT1,INT2,DCLK (TX/RX),RF_SWT
47
GPIO2
IO
Can configure as:INT1,INT2,DOUT/DIN,DCLK (TX/RX),RF_SWT
9
GPIO3
IO
Can configure as: CLKO,DOUT/DIN,INT2,DCLK (TX/RX)
The interrupt mapping table is given below. Mapping for INT1 and INT2 is the same. Take INT1 as an example as follows.
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