Datasheet
Table Of Contents
- 1. General description
- 2. Features and benefits
- 3. Applications
- 4. Quick reference data
- 5. Ordering information
- 6. Block diagram
- 7. Pinning information
- 8. Functional description
- 8.1 80C51
- 8.2 General purpose IOs configurations
- 8.3 Host interfaces
- 8.4 Power management
- 8.5 Power clock and reset controller
- 8.6 Contactless Interface Unit (CIU)
- 8.6.1 Feature list
- 8.6.2 Simplified block diagram
- 8.6.3 Reader/Writer modes
- 8.6.4 ISO/IEC 18092, ECMA 340 NFCIP-1 operating mode
- 8.6.5 Card operating modes
- 8.6.6 Overall CIU block diagram
- 8.6.7 Transmitter control
- 8.6.8 RF level detector
- 8.6.9 Antenna presence self test
- 8.6.10 Random generator
- 8.6.11 Data mode detector
- 8.6.12 Serial data switch
- 8.6.13 NFC-WI/S2C interface support
- 8.6.14 Hardware support for FeliCa and NFC polling
- 8.6.15 CRC co-processor
- 8.6.16 FIFO buffer
- 8.6.17 CIU_timer
- 8.6.18 Interrupt request system
- 8.6.19 CIU Power Reduction Modes
- 8.6.20 CIU command set
- 8.6.20.1 General description
- 8.6.20.2 General behavior
- 8.6.20.3 Commands overview
- 8.6.20.4 Idle command
- 8.6.20.5 Config command
- 8.6.20.6 Generate RandomID command
- 8.6.20.7 CalcCRC command
- 8.6.20.8 Transmit command
- 8.6.20.9 NoCmdChange command
- 8.6.20.10 Receive command
- 8.6.20.11 Transceive command
- 8.6.20.12 AutoColl command
- 8.6.20.13 MFAuthent command
- 8.6.20.14 SoftReset command
- 8.6.21 CIU tests signals
- 8.6.22 CIU memory map
- 8.6.23 CIU register description
- 8.6.23.1 CIU register bit behavior
- 8.6.23.2 CIU_SIC_CLK_en register (6330h)
- 8.6.23.3 CIU_Command register (D1h or 6331h)
- 8.6.23.4 CIU_CommIEn register (D2h or 6332h)
- 8.6.23.5 CIU_DivIEn register (D3h or 6333h)
- 8.6.23.6 CIU_CommIrq register (D4h or 6334h)
- 8.6.23.7 CIU_DivIrq register (D5h or 6335h)
- 8.6.23.8 CIU_Error register (D6h or 6336h)
- 8.6.23.9 CIU_Status1 register (DFh or 6337h)
- 8.6.23.10 CIU_Status2 register (E9h or 6338h)
- 8.6.23.11 CIU_FIFOData register (EAh or 6339h)
- 8.6.23.12 CIU_FIFOLevel register (EBh or 633Ah)
- 8.6.23.13 CIU_WaterLevel register (ECh or 633Bh)
- 8.6.23.14 CIU_Control register (EDh or 633Ch)
- 8.6.23.15 CIU_BitFraming register (EEh or 633Dh)
- 8.6.23.16 CIU_Coll register (EFh or 633Eh)
- 8.6.23.17 CIU_Mode register (6301h)
- 8.6.23.18 CIU_TxMode register (6302h)
- 8.6.23.19 CIU_RxMode register (6303h)
- 8.6.23.20 CIU_TxControl register (6304h)
- 8.6.23.21 CIU_TxAuto register (6305h)
- 8.6.23.22 CIU_TxSel register (6306h)
- 8.6.23.23 CIU_RxSel register (6307h)
- 8.6.23.24 CIU_RxThreshold register (6308h)
- 8.6.23.25 CIU_Demod register (6309h)
- 8.6.23.26 CIU_FelNFC1 register (630Ah)
- 8.6.23.27 CIU_FelNFC2 register (630Bh)
- 8.6.23.28 CIU_MifNFC register (630Ch)
- 8.6.23.29 CIU_ManualRCV register (630Dh)
- 8.6.23.30 CIU_TypeB register (630Eh)
- 8.6.23.31 CIU_CRCResultMSB register (6311h)
- 8.6.23.32 CIU_CRCResultLSB register (6312h)
- 8.6.23.33 CIU_GsNOff register (6313h)
- 8.6.23.34 CIU_ModWidth register (6314h)
- 8.6.23.35 CIU_TxBitPhase register (6315h)
- 8.6.23.36 CIU_RFCfg register (6316h)
- 8.6.23.37 CIU_GsNOn register (6317h)
- 8.6.23.38 CIU_CWGsP register (6318h)
- 8.6.23.39 CIU_ModGsP register (6319h)
- 8.6.23.40 CIU_TMode register (631Ah)
- 8.6.23.41 CIU_TPrescaler register (631Bh)
- 8.6.23.42 CIU_TReload_hi register (631Ch)
- 8.6.23.43 CIU_TReloadVal_lo register (631Dh)
- 8.6.23.44 CIU_TCounterVal_hi register (631Eh)
- 8.6.23.45 Register CIU_TCounterVal_lo (631Fh)
- 8.6.23.46 CIU_TestSel1 register (6321h)
- 8.6.23.47 CIU_TestSel2 register (6322h)
- 8.6.23.48 CIU_TestPinEn register (6323h)
- 8.6.23.49 CIU_TestPinValue register (6324h)
- 8.6.23.50 CIU_TestBus register (6325h)
- 8.6.23.51 CIU_AutoTest register (6326h)
- 8.6.23.52 CIU_Version register (6327h)
- 8.6.23.53 CIU_AnalogTest register (6328h)
- 8.6.23.54 CIU_TestDAC1 register (6329h)
- 8.6.23.55 CIU_TestDAC2 register (632Ah)
- 8.6.23.56 CIU_TestADC register (632Bh)
- 8.6.23.57 CIU_RFlevelDet register (632Fh)
- 8.7 Registers map
- 9. Limiting values
- 10. Recommended operating conditions
- 11. Thermal characteristics
- 12. Characteristics
- 12.1 Power management characteristics
- 12.2 Overcurrent detection
- 12.3 Current consumption characteristics
- 12.4 Antenna presence self test thresholds
- 12.5 Typical 27.12 MHz Crystal requirements
- 12.6 Pin characteristics for 27.12 MHz XTAL Oscillator (OSCIN, OSCOUT)
- 12.7 RSTPD_N input pin characteristics
- 12.8 Input pin characteristics for I0 and I1
- 12.9 RSTOUT_N output pin characteristics
- 12.10 Input/output characteristics for pin P70_IRQ
- 12.11 Input/output pin characteristics for P30 / UART_RX, P31 / UART_TX, P32_INT0, P33_INT1
- 12.12 Input/output pin characteristics for P34 / SIC_CLK
- 12.13 Input/output pin characteristics for P35
- 12.14 Input pin characteristics for NSS / P50_SCL / HSU_RX
- 12.15 Input/output pin characteristics for MOSI / SDA / HSU_TX
- 12.16 Input/output pin characteristics for MISO / P71 and SCK / P72
- 12.17 Input pin characteristics for SIGIN
- 12.18 Output pin characteristics for SIGOUT
- 12.19 Output pin characteristics for LOADMOD
- 12.20 Input pin characteristics for RX
- 12.21 Output pin characteristics for AUX1/AUX2
- 12.22 Output pin characteristics for TX1/TX2
- 12.23 Timing for Reset and Hard-Power-Down
- 12.24 Timing for the SPI compatible interface
- 12.25 Timing for the I2C interface
- 13. Application information
- 14. Package outline
- 15. Abbreviations
- 16. Revision history
- 17. Legal information
- 18. Contact information
- 19. Contents
PN532_C1 All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. © NXP B.V. 2017. All rights reserved.
Product data sheet
COMPANY PUBLIC
Rev. 3.6 — 28 November 2017
115436 136 of 222
NXP Semiconductors
PN532/C1
Near Field Communication (NFC) controller
8.6.20.10 Receive command
The CIU activates the receiver path and waits for any data stream to be received. The
correct settings for the expected mode have to be set before starting this command.
This command terminates automatically when the reception ends and the active
command is Idle.
In case of data rates at 212 kbps or 424 kbps with NFC or FeliCa framing, the reception
ends when the number of bytes indicated by the LEN byte (received) are received. If less
bytes than indicated by LEN are received from the RF, the CIU will sample noise to add
the missing bytes. If more bytes than indicated by LEN are received from the RF, the last
bytes will be ignored. When LEN is 0, the frame is ignored, and the PN532 waits for a new
frame.
In case of data rate at 106 kbps in NFC communication mode, the reception ends when
the CIU detects an end of frame, except if the CIU detects more bytes than indicated by
the received LEN byte. In that case, after receiving LEN bytes, a new reception restarts
and the CIU timer starts (if Tauto in register CIU_TMode Table 252
is set to logic 1). The
end of reception is then seen if a new valid frame is received or the firmware has to end
the reception phase on time-out.
In all other cases, the end of the reception is detected by the end of frame.
In case no frame is received and Tauto in register CIU_TMode Table 252
is set to logic 1,
then TimerIRQ in register CommIRQ is set to logic 1. The firmware has to end the
reception phase.
Note: If the bit RxMultiple in the register CIU_RxMode is set to logic 1, the Receive
command does not terminate automatically. It has to be terminated by setting any other
command in the CIU_Command register.
8.6.20.11 Transceive command
This circular command repeats transmitting data from the FIFO and receiving data from
the RF field continuously. If the bit Initiator in the register CIU_Control is set to logic 1, it
indicates that the first action is transmitting and after having finished transmission the
receiver is activated to receive data. If the bit Initiator in the CIU_Control register is set to
logic 0, the first action is receiving and after having received a data stream, the transmitter
is activated to transmit data. In the second configuration the PN532 first acts as a receiver
and if a data stream is received it switches to the Transmit mode.
The end of the reception phase is detected in the same way than for the receive command
and also when the RF field is cut.
The transceive command always take into account the presence or absence of the RF
field. No transmission or reception can be done when no RF field.
Table 168. Transceive command scenario
Communication step Initiator =1 Initiator=0
1 Send Receive
2 Receive Send
3 Send Receive
4 Receive Send










