Specifications

Data sheet
BMA220
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BST-BMA220-DS003-08 | Revision 1.15 | August 2011 Bosch Sensortec
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6.1 Dedicated Modes (μC-less / stand alone)
After reset (POR, soft-reset or reset pin) the system monitors the pin PS (Protocol Select). If the
pin is unconnected, an internal module detects the floating state and enables one of the
dedicated modes depending on the other select pins (SCK, INT).
There are three different dedicated modes:
Orientation detection mode: only orientation interrupt detection is enabled.
Tap/double-tap detection mode: only tap sensing interrupt detection is enabled.
Wake-up detection mode: only wake-up interrupt detection is enabled.
In dedicated mode, the interrupt engine uses default settings for all configuration registers.
Those default settings are loaded after reset and are listed in section 5. Changing the default
configuration of the registers is not possible while the chip is in the dedicated mode.
Currently, in orientation and wake-up mode, the user can select between two different sleep
durations via the CSB pin:
Table 17: Sleep durations for dedicated modes
Dedicated Mode CSB Sleep duration
0 100ms Dedicated
orientation
1 1s
0 10ms
Dedicated wake-up
1 500ms
0 No sleep Dedicated tap-
sensing
1 2ms
Table 18: Filter bandwidths for dedicated modes
Dedicated Mode Bandwidth
Dedicated orientation 32Hz
Dedicated wake-up 16Hz
Dedicated tap-sensing 1kHz