3.14.3 Read

The table provided delineates the data transmitted by the client device (MTCH2120). At the commencement of the communication process, the host device must input a 16-bit memory address to specify the precise memory location from which data retrieval is required. After the memory address input, the host device should await the acknowledgment signal (“ack”) from the client device. Upon receipt of the “ack”, the host device should reinitiate communication. This is followed by the host device sequentially reading data from the client device. It is essential for the host device to issue an 'ack' after each data read to maintain the flow of communication. The data transmission from the client device will cease when the host device sends a 'not acknowledged' signal (“nak”).