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EV6240 Datasheet, PDF (44/47 Pages) CML Microcircuits – Opto-Isolated serial interface capability
Evaluation Kit for CMX624/CMX644A
EV6240
State 17
Set up the CMX644A to Tx High Band Scrambled PSK 1’s (marks) with Guard Tone if selected.
Start a 770ms Timer.
State 18
Wait until 770ms Timer expires then turn on Modem CD LED and goto Data Transfer Mode.
Note:
Handshaking sequences are only performed when the EV6240 evaluation board is operated in the
default Evaluation Mode (Modem Mode, AT@E0).
To ensure successful handshaking and data transfer between the EV6240 and third party modems,
users should ensure their third party modem is configured to the correct protocol (see third party AT
command documentation).
The EV6240 ITU-T handshaking firmware incorporates the V25 calling and answering procedures.
The EV6240 ITU-T handshaking firmware will only allow the Calling Modem to connect with a modem
that is using the V25 answering sequence.
After dialling, the ITU-T calling modem will pulse the 1300Hz calling tone (0.6s on and 1.5s off) until
the 2100Hz answer tone has been detected. This V25 calling procedure is not shown on Figures 8
and 10.
Handshaking sequences may be aborted by pushing any key prior to entering data transfer mode.
Whilst in data transfer mode the user can return to AT Command mode by typing the escape code
sequence (+++). The escape code guard time must have expired to successfully return to the AT
Command mode.
The CD(Carrier Detect) LED’s are only used during the Modem Mode handshaking sequences and
data transfer.
1.6.6.7 Use of CMX644A with early EV6240 Kits
Early (Rev A) EV6240 kits were designed for evaluating the CMX644: They can be easily modified to
evaluate the CMX644A.
(a) Connect capacitor C44 (1.0µF ceramic) between U6 pin 23 and Ground (0v).
(b) Connect capacitor C45 (1.0µF ceramic) between U8 pin 23 and Ground (0v).
(c) Reprogram the PIC µC (U3) with the latest revision of firmware.
Rev B (and later) versions of the EV6240 kit do not require hardware modification for use with the
CMX644A, although a later version of firmware, (available on the CML web site) may need to be
programmed into the PIC µC. The CMX644 can still be evaluated on modified EV6240 kits, providing
an earlier version of firmware is used. Please contact CML for details.
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