Fig 10 shows WDO# switches from 1 to 0 before SET1 = 1. Shouldn't it stay high until after SET1 =1?
Fig 22 shows WDO# at 1 after VDD power on until tRST + WDL(max)?
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Fig 10 shows WDO# switches from 1 to 0 before SET1 = 1. Shouldn't it stay high until after SET1 =1?
Fig 22 shows WDO# at 1 after VDD power on until tRST + WDL(max)?
Hi Philip,
For figure 10, he WDO is timing out due to the watchdog timeout, what do you mean until after?
For figure 22, WDO does not assert until Trst + WDU max.
Thanks,
Abhinav.
Hi Abhinav,
In Fig 10, with SET1 = 0, shouldn't the watch dog timer should be disabled and WDO# = 1?
In our board, the SET1=0 until the system is ready to come out of reset. So its important that the WDO# doesn't go low until after SET1 is driven high.
That's what I needed to confirm.
Rgds … Philip
Hi Philip,
You're right, when the watchdog is disabled, the WDO result should be high regardless of WDI. I think your analysis of the diagram is correct and it is showing inconsistent information. I would advise taking the text in the datasheet as fact, the WDO should be high regardless of WDI when the watchdog is disabled.
Thanks,
Abhinav.