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UM621 Series Hardware Reference Design 1 Reference Circuit Using an Active Antenna The voltage range of VCC and V_BCKP are described in Chapter 3: Power Supply Requirements Ground all GND pins of the module Connect the RF_IN signal to the antenna and note the 50 Ω impedance matching ...
2 Reference Circuit Using a Passive Antenna When using a passive antenna, a low noise amplifier should be added between the antenna and the RF_IN of the module in order to ensure the performance of the system. For the RF routing (antenna LNA RF_IN), note the 50 Ω impedance matching ...
UM621 Series Hardware Reference Design 3 Power Supply Requirements 3.1 Main Supply (VCC) For the module that does not support wake-on-motion, the voltage range of VCC is 2.7 V ~ 3.6 V. For the module that supports wake-on-motion, the voltage range of VCC is 3.0 V ~ 3.6 V.
4 Recommended BOM Table 4-1 Recommended BOM Component Order No. Manufacturer RS-232 MAX3232EUE+ Transceivers MXDLN14TP MAXSCEND 5 Odometer Interfaces Odometer data can be input to the UM621 series modules via hardware interface or software interface. The two ways cannot be used at the same time. 5.1 Hardware Interface The Pin4 (WHEELTICK) of the UM621 series modules is used to receive the speed pulse signal from the odometer, and the Pin15 (FWD) is used to receive the direction signal from...
UM621 Series Hardware Reference Design 5.1.1 Odometer Reference Circuit and Waveform Diagram Figure 5-2 Reference Circuit for Odometer The voltages of VCC, V_BCKP and SPEED/FWD shall meet the requirements in Table 5-1. Figure 5-3 Odometer Waveform Diagram...
5.1.2 Odometer Speed and Direction Signal 5.1.2.1 Voltage Requirements Table 5-1 Voltage Requirements Item Symbol Min. Typ. Max. Unit Condition Non- Main Supply Non- Backup Supply V_BCKP Ripple Voltage WHEELTICK/FWD 0.2*VCC Low Level Input Voltage WHEELTICK/FWD 0.7*VCC VCC+0.2 High Level Input Voltage 5.1.2.2 Odometer (WHEELTICK) Frequency The odometer signal input to the module is required to be a square wave signal with a frequency not higher than 5 KHz.
UM621 Series Hardware Reference Design 5.1.2.3 Direction (FWD) Signal The module defaults to forward at high level and reverse at low level. It can be configured through the commands as shown below. Please refer to the protocol manual for details. forward at high level and reverse at low level $CFGODOFWD,1 forward at low level and reverse at high level...
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