4.1 Configuration Summary
The following table summarizes whether a particular configuration update requires a reset.
Feature/Configuration | Reset required |
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Sensor Enable/Disable | Yes |
Shield Selection (NONE/DS/ DS+) | Yes |
Lump Configuration | Yes |
GPIO Pin Enable/Disable | Yes |
Load Configuration | Yes |
WDT Enable/Disable | Yes |
Frequency Hop Enable/Disable | No |
Easy-Tune Enable/Disable | No |
Low power Enable/Disable | No |
Update GPIO DIR | No |
Update GPIO OUT | No |
BOD Enable/Disable during sleep | No |
Save Configuration | No |
Load Manufacturer Configuration | No |
Software Reset | No |
Calibrate individual sensor | No |
Calibrate all the sensors | No |
Suspend Sensor | No |
Other parameters | No |
Steps to be Followed to Update Configuration which Requires Reset After Update
- Update Read/Write parameters in the Memory Block.
- Save the Configuration by writing
1
to the Save Configuration to NVM (SAVE) bit in the Device Control (DEVCTRL) register, saving the updated configuration in NVM before the reset occurs. Refer to the Save section for more details. - Reset the device by writing
1
to the Device Reset (RESET) bit in the Device Control (DEVCTRL) register. Alternatively, initiate a hardware reset by lowering the voltage level on the RESET pin to reset the device.
Steps to be Followed to Update Configuration which does not Requires Reset After Update
- Update Read/Write parameters in the Memory Block.
- Save Configuration by writing
1
to the Save Configuration to NVM (SAVE) bit in the Device Control (DEVCTRL) register, saving the updated configuration in NVM before the reset occurs. Refer to the Save section for more details.Note: Utilize the "save" command if using the updated configuration after a device reset. - Updated values will be taken into effect from the following measurement.