Figure 12 Programming Sequence
Figure 12 shows the command sequence for a write command and describes the sequence to program the
EEPROM. After writing the values into the EEPROM, the programming voltage has to be applied for 30ms followed
by a refresh command as shown.
3.5 Temporary register
For test purpose, it is possible to change the sensor settings in the temporary registers. This allows to test user
settings without programming the EEPROM.
The addresses for the temporary registers are different from the EEPROM addresses. See Table 6 for details.
In order to access temporary registers send 0x8000 to address 25
hex
. Set to 0x0000 to leave the interface mode
and to change into normal operating mode until the next power down. The sensor uses the content of the
temporary registers instead of the correlating EEPROM values until the next power down.
Table 6 Temporary register description
Write 0x8000 to this address to get access to the register
(otherwise the registers gets occupied / overwritten by the sensor)