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WL1837MOD: Using Bluetooth to send interrupt to host processor

Part Number: WL1837MOD

Hi team,

I have a customer who has in the past designed a battery powered system with the WL1837MOD and has a question. The part has WIFI and Bluetooth, but they have never implemented Bluetooth. They are thinking about it now, but not really for any audio or streaming applications, just for an interrupt trigger to wake up their processor. Here's their question:

"We need to be able to wake the system from sleep on WIFI and Bluetooth events.  I know that the part has a WLAN_Int output that can be used to wake the system with an interrupt output on a WLAN event.  The question is there an interrupt equivalent for Bluetooth?  If my system is in sleep mode and I get a Bluetooth event can the WLAN_Int pin(or some other signal) interrupt my processor to wake up the system?  From reading the datasheet I do not see that possibility."

 

Thanks,

Brian