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Wurth Elektronik 2609041191000 User Manual

Wurth Elektronik 2609041191000 User Manual (131 pages)

Brand: Wurth Elektronik | Category: Wireless modules | Size: 2 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

6
- Pinout
  6
- Overview of Helpful Application Notes
  12
- Introduction
  13
- Operational Description
  13
- Block Diagram
  14
- Ordering Information
  14
- Electrical Specifications
  15
- Recommended Operating Conditions
  15
- Absolute Maximum Ratings
  15
- Power Consumption
  16
- Static
  16
- Pin Characteristics
  17
- Radio Characteristics
  17
- Pinout
  18
- Quickstart
  21
- Minimal Pin Configuration
  21
- Power up
  21
- Quickstart Example
  22
- Power up
  22
- Functional Description
  24
- Operating Modes
  24
- Determine Operating Mode on Start-Up
  24
- Operating Mode at Start-Up
  24
- Switching from Transparent to Command Mode
  25
- Switching from Command to Transparent Mode
  25
- Transparent Mode
  25
- Communication in Transparent Mode
  26
- Command Mode
  26
- RTS Signal, Module Busy
  26
- Physical Layer
  27
- MAC and Network Layer
  27
- Addressing Modes
  27
- Unicast
  28
- Multicast/Broadcast
  28
- Acknowledgement and Retries
  28
- Packet Sniffer Mode
  28
- Repeater Mode and Mesh Network
  28
- System Configuration Parameters
  28
- Host Connection
  30
- Serial Interface: UART
  30
- The Command Interface
  31
- Overview
  31
- Cmd_Dataex_Req
  33
- Data Transfer and Reception in the Command Mode
  33
- Cmd_Data_Req
  33
- Cmd_Dataex_Ind
  35
- Cmd_Repeat_Ind
  36
- Cmd_Dutycycle_Ind
  36
- Example
  37
- Requesting Parameters, Actions and Events
  38
- Cmd_Reset_Req
  38
- Cmd_Reset_Ind
  38
- Cmd_Shutdown_Req
  38
- Cmd_Standby_Req
  39
- Cmd_Standby_Ind
  39
- Cmd_Rssi_Req
  40
- Cmd_Set_Channel_Req
  41
- Cmd_Set_Papower_Req
  41
- Example
  41
- Modification of Volatile Parameters
  41
- Example
  42
- Cmd_Set_Destnetid_Req
  42
- Cmd_Set_Destaddr_Req
  43
- Cmd_Set_Mode_Req
  43
- Modification of Non-Volatile Parameters
  44
- Cmd_Set_Req
  44
- Cmd_Get_Req
  45
- Cmd_Factory_Reset_Req
  45
- Message Overview
  47
- Usersettings - Module Configuration Values
  48
- Difference between Volatile and Non-Volatile Settings
  48
- Modifying the Usersettings
  48
- Uart_Baudrate: Configure the UART Speed
  48
- Example 2
  49
- Example 1
  49
- Radio_Defaultrfprofile: Configure the RF-Settings
  50
- Example 1
  50
- Example 2
  51
- Radio_Defaultrftxpower: Configure the RF TX-Power
  52
- Example 1
  52
- Example 2
  52
- Radio_Defaultrfchannel: Configure the RF Channel
  53
- Example 1
  53
- Example 2
  53
- Mac_Defaultaddressmode: Configure the Address Mode
  54
- Example 1
  55
- Example 2
  55
- Example 2
  56
- Mac_Numretrys: Configure the Number of Retries
  56
- Example 1
  56
- Mac_Defaultdestnetid: Configure the Destination Network ID
  57
- Example 1
  57
- Example 2
  57
- Mac_Defaultdestaddr: Configure the Destination Address
  58
- Example 1
  58
- Example 2
  58
- Example 3
  58
- Mac_Sourcenetid: Configure the Source Network ID
  60
- Example 1
  60
- Example 2
  60
- Example 3
  61
- Example 2
  61
- Example 1
  61
- Mac_Sourceaddr: Configure the Source Address
  61
- Opmode: Default Operating Mode of the Module
  63
- Example 1
  63
- Example 2
  63
- Opmode_Flags: Configure Transmission Trigger for Transparent Mode
  64
- Example 1
  64
- Example 2
  65
- Uart_Timeout: Configure Timeout for Transparent Mode
  66
- Example 1
  66
- Example 2
  66
- Uart_Etx_Character0: Configure ETX Characters for Transparent Mode
  67
- Example 1
  67
- Example 2
  67
- Example 3
  68
- Uart_Etx_Character1: Configure ETX Character for Transparent Mode
  69
- Example 1
  69
- Example 2
  69
- Example 1
  70
- Example 2
  70
- Cfgflags: Configure the Configuration Flags of the Module
  70
- Rpflags: Configure the Repeater Flags of the Module
  72
- Example 2
  73
- Example 1
  74
- Rp_Numslots: Configure the Repeater Data Base
  74
- Example 2
  75
- Factorysettings: Read out the Factory Settings
  76
- Example 1
  76
- Firmwareversion: Read out the Firmware Version
  77
- Example 1
  77
- Latencies When Leaving Standby or Shutdown
  78
- Wake-Up Latency from Standby
  78
- Reset Behavior
  78
- Reset as Result of a Serious Error Condition
  78
- Reset Via /RESET Pin
  78
- Timing Parameters
  78
- Wake-Up Latency from Shutdown
  79
- Latencies During Data Transfer / Packet Generation
  79
- Wake-Up from Standby
  79
- Wake-Up from Shutdown
  79
- Radio Parameters
  80
- Channel Assignment
  80
- Channel Assignment
  81
- Battery Powered Operation
  82
- Customer Firmware
  83
- Custom Firmware
  83
- Customer Specific Firmware
  83
- Custom Configuration of Standard Firmware
  83
- Contact for Firmware Requests
  84
- Flooding Mesh: Using the Repeater Functionality
  85
- Range Extension Using Several Repeaters
  85
- Setup of the Network and Repeater Device
  86
- Example Network
  87
- Application in Parallel Networks
  88
- Firmware Updates
  89
- Firmware Flashing Using the Production Interface
  89
- Update Via ACC Software and UART
  89
- Firmware History
  91
- Firmware Preview
  92
- Design in Guide
  93
- Advice for Schematic and Layout
  93
- Dimensioning of the Micro Strip Antenna Line
  95
- Placement of the Module with Integrated Antenna
  95
- Antenna Solutions
  96
- Wire Antenna
  97
- Chip Antenna
  97
- PCB Antenna
  97
- Antennas Provided by Würth Elektronik Eisos
  98
- 2600130081 - Hyperion-I - 868 Mhz Dipole Antenna
  98
- Mhz Dipole-Antenna
  98
- 2600130083 - Hydra-I - 915 Mhz Dipole Antenna
  99
- Reference Design
  100
- Schematic
  101
- Layout
  103
- Manufacturing Information
  105
- Moisture Sensitivity Level
  105
- Soldering
  105
- Reflow Soldering
  105
- Reflow Soldering Profile
  106
- Package Classification Reflow Temperature, PB-Free Assembly, Note: Refer to IPC/- JEDEC J-STD-020E
  106
- Cleaning
  107
- Potting and Coating
  107
- Other Notations
  107
- ESD Handling
  108
- Safety Recommendations
  108
- Physical Specifications
  110
- Dimensions
  110
- Weight
  110
- Module Drawing
  111
- Footprint
  112
- Marking
  113
- Lot Number
  113
- General Labeling Information
  114
- Information for Explosion Protection
  115
- Regulatory Compliance Information
  116
- Important Notice FCC
  116
- Conformity Assessment of the Final Product
  116
- Exemption Clause
  116
- FCC Compliance Statement (US)
  117
- FCC Certificate
  117
- IC Compliance Statement (Canada)
  118
- IC Certificate
  118
- FCC and IC Requirements to OEM Integrators
  119
- Pre-Certified Antennas
  120
- Important Notes
  121
- Customer Responsibility Related to Specific, in Particular Safety-Relevant Applications
  121
- Best Care and Attention
  121
- Customer Support for Product Specifications
  121
- General Customer Responsibility
  121
- Product Improvements
  122
- Product Life Cycle
  122
- Property Rights
  122
- General Terms and Conditions
  122
- Legal Notice
  123
- Exclusion of Liability
  123
- Suitability in Customer Applications
  123
- Trademarks
  123
- Usage Restriction
  123
- Usage and Obligations
  125
- License Terms
  125
- Limited License
  125
- Ownership
  126
- Firmware Update(S)
  126
- Disclaimer of Warranty
  126
- Limitation of Liability
  127
- Applicable Law and Jurisdiction
  127
- Severability Clause
  127
- Miscellaneous
  127
List of Figures

128
- Additional CRC8 Information
  129
- CRC8 Test Vectors
  129
- Example CRC8 Implementation
  129
- Example Codes for Host Integration
  130

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