Part Number: MSP430FR5849
ACLK is LFXTCLK connected to an external 32.768kHz signal.
SMCLK divides DCOCLK.
It is operating in LPM4 mode.
Under normal temperatures, it transitions to AM mode when an interrupt occurs.
However, at low temperatures (approximately -10°C), it does not transition to AM mode.
When monitoring SMCLK (8MHz) output to the port,
SMCLK stopped at low temperatures. It resumed operation when the temperature returned to normal.
ACLK (32.768kHz) was also monitored. This was outputting normally.
The LFXTOFF bit is always kept clear.
Is there a way to avoid the phenomenon where SMCLK stops?