SLLSFS6A September 2024 – December 2024 TIOL221
PRODMIX
Refer to the PDF data sheet for device specific package drawings
The CQ channel of TIOL221 may be operated in IO-Link mode or Standard Input / Output (SIO) mode. If the CQ channel is in SIO mode, and the IO-link controller node wants to initiate communication with the device node, the controller drives the CQ line to the opposite of the present state. The device either sinks or sources the current (≥ 500mA) for the wake-up duration (typically 80μs) depending on the CQ logic level as per the IO-Link specification. The TIOL221 detects a wake-up condition and communicates to the local microcontroller by asserting the WU pin low for the duration of tWUL. The IO-Link communication specification requires the device node to switch to receive mode within 500μs after receiving the wake-up signal.
EN1 | TX1 | CQ CURRENT | WAKE | COMMENT |
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L / Open | X | X | Asserts low for tWUL | Device asserts low for tWUL if RX output changes high-to-low or low-to-high for tWU1 < t < tWU2 |
H | H / Open | | I(CQ) | ≥ IO(LIM) mA | Asserts low for tWUL | Device receives high-level wake-up request over the IO-Link bus |
H | L | | I(CQ) | ≥ IO(LIM) mA | Asserts low for tWUL | Device receives low-level wake-up request over the IO-Link bus |
For overcurrent conditions shorter or longer than a valid wake-up pulse, the WAKE pin remains in a high- impedance (inactive) state. This is illustrated in Figure 6-6.
In the SPI-mode, in addition to the WU asserted low, WU_INT bit is set. Wake-up signaling can be disabled in the SPI-mode by setting the WU_DIS bit to 1b in the DEVICE_CONFIG register. Wake-up detection cannot be disabled in the pin-mode.
The DO channel of TIOL221 does not recognize wake-up pulses. The DO pin does provide overcurrent limiting and detection.