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Output type of INT1 pin on ISM330DHCX

RBors.1
Associate II

Hello,

I cannot find any detail about the output type of INT1 pin in the ISM330DHCX datasheet.

From what I read about the registers configuration about this pin, I thought that would be a push-pull output, but if I configure an external 10K pull-up to 3.3V I see that the signal is fixed to 1.2V

I already found the note about the initialization procedure that depict not to set any pull-up (so I'm removing that), but this behavior is not explained by a simply output pin.

Is maybe this also a bootstrap input for internal use?

For the use with the linux driver st_lsm6dsx (that has this component's compatible) should I set a pull-down or leave the control only to the ISM330DHCX?

Best regards,

Rosario

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Peter BENSCH
ST Employee

The function of pin INT1 is described in the data sheet:

INT1_CTRL (section 9.9) manages the signals that are output by ORing

CTRL3_C (section 9.14) describes at which level INT1 is active (H_LACTIVE) and whether INT1 works as push-pull or open drain.

Does it answer your question?

Regards

/Peter

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Peter BENSCH
ST Employee

The function of pin INT1 is described in the data sheet:

INT1_CTRL (section 9.9) manages the signals that are output by ORing

CTRL3_C (section 9.14) describes at which level INT1 is active (H_LACTIVE) and whether INT1 works as push-pull or open drain.

Does it answer your question?

Regards

/Peter

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RBors.1
Associate II

Hello Peter,

yes, these are the information that I needed.

Best regards,

Rosario

Great!

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Regards

/Peter

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