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Data sheet
BMA220
Page 31
BST-BMA220-DS003-08 | Revision 1.15 | August 2011 Bosch Sensortec
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Note: Specifications within this document are subject to change without notice.
6. Operation modes
Depending on the configuration the BMA220 is able to operate in two different types of modes
General mode: A serial interface is active (SPI or I
2
C). Several interrupt engines may be
activated in parallel. Through the serial interface, the external master (e.g. μC) can
configure the interrupts of the BMA220 and read-out information about the current
interrupt status.
Dedicated mode: No serial interface is present. Internal default settings for all interrupt
engines must be used. In these modes, only one interrupt engine can be active at a
time. Currently, dedicated modes exist for the orientation interrupt, the tap sensing
interrupt and the any-motion interrupt. The dedicated mode allows the sensor to be
operated as a stand alone device, e.g. without any μC and without dealing with any
acceleration data. So, in a very user friendly and convenient way taps/double-taps,
orientation changes and wake-ups can be processed by a simple μC-less system.
A flow chart of the different modes is depicted in figure 11:
General mode with
I
2
C
reset
Wake-up modeTip-tap mode Orientation mode
Any of the
dedicated
mode invoked?
Any-motion
interrupt is
enabled
Tip-tap
interrupt is
enabled
orientation
interrupt is
enabled
One or more
interrupts can be
configured via I
2
C
yes
no
PS = ´0´?
General mode with
SPI
One or more
interrupts can be
configured via SPI
yes
no
Figure 11: Interrupt modes
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