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74 / 156 page ![]() ZAMC4100 Datasheet © 2016 Integrated Device Technology, Inc. 74 January 26, 2016 Table 3.9). Recovering from that state to normal functionality requires that the ECMOCIF flag to be cleared by writing “1” to its position in the ECMDIAG register. The procedure for recovering from that state to normal functionality goes through the following steps: As previously discussed, it is strongly recommended that the MCU performs an open/short diagnostic check before re-enabling the driver: • If the result is “Normal load or short to VSS” (see section 3.11.3), then “Normal load” condition is assumed and the MCU should proceed with the driver enable. If enabling the driver generates an over- current event, then there is a “short to VSS” failure at the output. • If the diagnostic (and eventual activating of the driver as described above) results in “short to VSS,” “Short to VDDE,” or “Open load,” the ECM driver should not be enabled until the failure is present. ECM “Short to VSS” and “Short to VDDE” Failures For ZAMC4100 failures for the ECM, “Short to VSS” and “Short to VDDE” must be considered differently on the module level compared to the ZAMC4100 level. On the module level, the short failures are defined for each point in the outside circuitry, including external connections, components and loads, and reflect their specifics. On the ZAMC4100 level, failure is defined inside the IC, also including the pins on the package. This clarification is important because module-level failures are not always IC-level failures. For example in the case of a “Short to VSS” of the EC mirror terminal (module-level failure), the current through the output of the ECM driver is limited by the external resistor R1 (see the application diagram in Figure 6.1) to a value in the normal operation range for the ZAMC4100 (see parameters IOC_EC_M and IOC_EC_RES in Table 1.9). As a result, this particular event will not be detected by the internal over-current protection circuitry of the ECM driver and no over- current event will be detected and captured in the ECMOCIF interrupt flag (see section 3.11.3, |
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