2020-10-11 07:46 AM
Hi,
I don't want to use the ST25R3916 capacitive card detection that involves CSI and CSO pins. Can I leave this pins unconnected? What part of rfal should I remove to do this?
Thanks in advance,
gaston
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2020-10-12 12:36 AM
Hi Gaston,
you can leave these pins unconnected. However in case of receiver issues you may want to inspect some internal receiver signals (observation modes). Therefore I would foresee at least some test points.
If you don't explicitly request capacitive wake-up mode it will not be used. However some support code would still stay.
Using RFAL_FEATURE_WAKEUP_MODE you can disable the wake-up mode altogether - inductive and capacitive modes. Currently we don't have an option for disabling them more fine-granular. I think it would only save few bytes.
Regards, Ulysses
2020-10-12 12:36 AM
Hi Gaston,
you can leave these pins unconnected. However in case of receiver issues you may want to inspect some internal receiver signals (observation modes). Therefore I would foresee at least some test points.
If you don't explicitly request capacitive wake-up mode it will not be used. However some support code would still stay.
Using RFAL_FEATURE_WAKEUP_MODE you can disable the wake-up mode altogether - inductive and capacitive modes. Currently we don't have an option for disabling them more fine-granular. I think it would only save few bytes.
Regards, Ulysses