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RF430CL331HIPWR Datasheet(HTML) 30 Page - Texas Instruments |
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30 / 60 page ![]() After the RF transmission is complete, the PICC configures the registers to describe the request and then asserts the interrupt RF Reader (PCD) RF430CL331H (PICC) Reads the data Host Controller INTO Interrupt Acknowledges the read over RF I 2C RF PCD sends the File Write request Decides whether to continue writing more data If necessary RF430CL331H SLASE18A – SEPTEMBER 2015 – REVISED NOVEMBER 2015 www.ti.com 5.9.4 NDEF or Capability Container Write Procedure (Blocking) This write procedure does not change between when the PCD writes the Capability Container or an NDEF file. These two types of writes can be differentiated by the file identifier that the RF430CL331H reports in the NDEF File Identifier register (see Section 5.11.7). For a general flow, see Figure 5-13. Figure 5-13. Write System Flow (Blocking) The procedure: 1. PCD procedure: (a) Issues a Capability Container or a NDEF File Write (or Update Binary) command. 2. RF430CL331H procedure: (a) Receives the RF Update Binary packet. (b) Sets up the appropriate registers. (c) Issues the General Type 4 request interrupt. 3. Host controller procedure: (a) Checks the source of the interrupt by reading the interrupt registers (see Section 5.11.3). (b) The source of the interrupt is the General Type 4 request. (c) When there is a General Type 4 request, the Status register (see Section 5.11.2) must be read and the Type 4 Command field examined to determine what Type 4 command has been received. (d) The result is an Update Binary command. (e) The NDEF File Identifier register (see Section 5.11.7) may be read, but it is not necessary as it is always the file that the last Select command selected. (f) Read the Buffer Start register (see Section 5.11.11) to determine where in the buffer of the RF430CL331H to begin reading the stored data. Reading this register is unnecessary as it is always 0. (g) Read the NDEF File Offset register (see Section 5.11.10) to determine at which index of the NDEF or CC file the current data is starting. (h) Read the NDEF Block Length register (see Section 5.11.9) to determine how much data is being sent by the PCD in this packet. (i) Read the data from the buffer of the RF430CL331H starting at index of 0 until the block length supplied, updating the main file on the host controller. (j) If a specific Status Word (SW) response is necessary to the Update Binary command: (i) Set the Custom Status Word Response register (see Section 5.11.13) with the desired status word. (ii) Set the Use Custom SW Response bit in the Host Response register. (k) The interrupt must be cleared by writing to the Interrupt Flag register. This step must be done before setting the Interrupt Serviced field in the Host Response register. 30 Detailed Description Copyright © 2015, Texas Instruments Incorporated Submit Documentation Feedback Product Folder Links: RF430CL331H |
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