ACTiSYS IR8200D User manual

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¾A complete IrDA®Protocol stack in a single chip.
¾No any driver is needed.
¾Includes IrPHY™encoding/decoding and interfaces directly to
Infrared transceivers for data rate up to 115.2 kbps. Only an external
Infrared transceiver is needed to complete an IrDA®compliant
infrared communication subsystem.
¾Supports mandatory IrDA®layer: IrPHY™, IrLAP™, IrLMP™and IAS.
¾Supports upper layers TinyTP, IrCOMM™, IrLPT™, and OBEX™
transport.
¾Supports host baud rate from 1.2 kbps to 115.2 kbps, which is
changed by PC utility or 8 pins on chip. IrDA®baud rate from 9.6
kbps to 115.2 kbps, which is flexible, setting by IrDA®devices.
¾Supports both IrDA®Primary and Secondary mode
¾IR frame and Host buffer are 2048 bytes separately.
¾Low supply voltage, 3.0 V to 3.6 V.
¾Current consumption: 20mA standby, 30mA active.
¾Small low profile plastic 52-pin QFP package.
¾Available in programmed and tested chips, assembled & tested
boards, or fully packaged devices.
¾A ready-made IrDA®-compatible evaluation dongle ACT-IR100SD is
available. It is strongly recommended to test ACT-IR100SD before
purchasing ACT-IR8200D chip.