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REFERENCE MANUAL - FTP Directory Listing - Trimble

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TRIMBLE STANDARD INTERFACE PROTOCOL (TSIP)<br />

Command Packet 0xC1 - Set Bit Mask for GPIOs in Standby Mode<br />

Users may designate individual pins for pull-down and pull-up while the unit is in<br />

Standby Mode. This allows the user to select external pull-down or pull-up resistors<br />

to suit their application.<br />

Examples:<br />

• In serial port configuration, one option would be to power down the serial port<br />

during standby in which case the corresponding GPIOs would be pull-downs.<br />

• To keep the serial port running during standby, the corresponding GPIOs would<br />

be set to pull-ups.<br />

Note – The pins that are not connected should remain in their default state, pulldown.<br />

Use bit 5 of byte 1 to select the pull-down or pull-up resistor for the XTANDBY pin<br />

as appropriate for the application. Unlike the other GPIOs, the selection of the pulldown<br />

or pull-up resistor is applied during Run Mode.<br />

Examples:<br />

• When the XSTANDBY pin is tied to main power, as shown in the reference<br />

design, select the pull-down resistor for the XTANDBY pin so when main<br />

power is removed, XTANDBY is immediately pulled low to go into Standby<br />

Mode.<br />

• When the XTANDBY pin is controlled with GPIO on the user’s processor, the<br />

pull-down or pull-up resistor may be selected depending on the GPIO state.<br />

162 Copernicus GPS Receiver

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