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Table 5. status-byte bit assignments – Rainbow Electronics MAX1618 User Manual

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MAX1618

Remote Temperature Sensor

with SMBus Serial Interface

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11

Read remote temperature; returns latest temperature

RRTE

01h

00h

COMMAND

0000 0000*

N/A

POR STATE

Read configuration byte

RCL

03h

02h

0000 1000

N/A

Read status byte (flags, busy signal)

RSL

Reserved for future use

RFU

05h

Reserved for future use

RFU

04h

N/A

0000 0111

Read remote T

HIGH

limit

RRHI

07h

06h

0111 1111

N/A

Reserved for future use

RFU

Read conversion rate byte (not supported by MAX1618)

REGISTER

RCRA

Write configuration byte

WCA

09h

08h

N/A

1100 1001

FUNCTION

Reserved for future use

RFU

0Bh

0Ah

N/A

N/A

Write conversion rate byte (not supported by MAX1618)

WCRW

Write remote T

HIGH

limit

WRHA

0Dh

Read remote T

LOW

limit

RRLS

0Ch

N/A

N/A

One-shot command

OSHT

0Fh

0Eh

N/A

N/A

Write remote T

LOW

limit

WRLN

Reserved for future use

RFU

Read device ID code

DEVID

FFh

FEh

00000010

01001101

Read manufacturer ID code

MFGID

*If the device is in hardware-standby mode at POR, the temperature register reads 0°C.

Table 3. Command-Byte Bit Assignments

Table 4. Configuration-Byte Bit
Assignments

RUN/

STOP

6

0

0

POR

STATE

Standby mode control bit. If
high, the device immediately
stops converting and enters
standby mode. If low, the
device converts in either
one-shot or timer mode.

Masks all ALERT interrupts
when high.

FUNCTION

POL

5

0

ALERT pin polarity control in
thermostat mode.
0 = active low
1 = active high

THERM

4

0

Enables thermostat mode
when high.

ID

3

1

MASK

7

(MSB)

Enables diode bias current.
0 (Logic Low) = 5µA to 50µA
(typ)
1 (Logic High) = 10µA to
100µA (typ)

2 to 0

RFU

0

Reserved for future use.

BIT

NAME

RFU

6, 5

Reserved for future use (returns 0).

A high indicates that the ADC is busy
converting.

FUNCTION

RHIGH*

4

A high indicates that the remote high-
temperature alarm has activated. In
thermostat mode, this bit is always in
the same state as the ALERT output.

RLOW*

3

A high indicates that the remote low-
temperature alarm has activated. In
thermostat mode, this bit is always
zero.

DIODE

2

A high indicates a remote-diode fault
(open-circuit, shorted diode, or DXP
short to GND).

RFU

1, 0

(LSB)

Reserved for future use (returns 0).

BUSY

7

(MSB)

BIT

NAME

Table 5. Status-Byte Bit
Assignments

*In

ALERT

mode, the HIGH and LOW temperature alarm flags

stay high until cleared by POR or until the status byte register
is read.