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16.4 Power-On Reset
On power-up, the VDPE bit (APE.7) is automatically set to 1, enabling the DVDD reset supervisor; consequently, the internal circuitry
pulls the RESET pin low and all the internal system and peripheral registers are reset. As DVDD rises, it crosses the power-on-reset
voltage threshold level, which can be between 2.10V and 2.25V, causing the crystal warmup counter to start. The
RESET pin is held
low until the completion of the counter.
Once the crystal warmup period has elapsed, the internal circuit releases the
RESET pin. If no external circuitry is holding RESET low,
the voltage on RESET rises and software execution begins at the reset vector location 8000h (in the utility ROM). Software can deter-
mine whether a reset was caused by a power-on/brownout reset or by other forms of reset by checking the POR flag in the WDCN reg-
ister (WDCN.7). This flag is set to 1 following a power-on/brownout reset, and should be cleared by software after it has been checked.
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Figure 16-6. MAXQ7667 Power-On Reset
CRYSTAL WARMUP DELAY
65,535 CYCLES
NOMINAL DVDD
(+2.5V)
DVDD RESET
THRESHOLD
(2.10V TO 2.25V)
DGND
1V
RESET
RESET TRACKS DVDD UP TO THIS POINT.