Application
Note
HAL 8xy, HAL 100x
Programmer Board
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APN000046_03EN
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HAL8xy, HAL100x
Programmer Board
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3.4.1.
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Title
Introduction
Features
Supported Micronas Hall-Effect Sensors
Functional Description
Software
Firmware
Power-On Self-Test
The COM Port Parameters
Connectors
Pinning of the Interface Connector
LED Description
Error Flag Codes
Usage of the Hall Programmer V 5.1
Tips for Safe Programming of the Sensors
Recommended Operating Conditions
Recommended Wiring
Maintenance and Calibration
Firmware Update
Operation Mode 0
Definition of the Protocol
The Board Commands BCMD
Monitoring of the Programming Voltage
Programming of the Sensor
Definition of Programming Pulses
Definition of the Telegram
Telegram Codes
Number Formats
Register Information (HAL805/HAL815/HAL817)
Programming Information
Data Formats
The Programming Procedure
The Calibration Procedure
Operation Mode 1
Definition of the Protocol
The Board Commands BCMD
HAL805, HAL815, HAL817, HAL810 and HAL1000
HAL82x, HAL83x, HAL880, HAL1002
Monitoring of the Programming Voltage
Programming of the Sensor
Definition of Programming Pulses
Definition of the Telegram
Telegram Codes
Number Formats
Register Information (HAL805 / HAL815 / HAL817)
Register Information (HAL82x / HAL83x / HAL880 / HAL1002)
Programming Information
Data Formats
The Programming Procedure
Programming Procedure for HAL805, HAL810, HAL815, HAL817 and HAL1000
The Calibration Procedure
Programming Procedure for HAL82x, HAL83x, HAL880 and HAL1002
The Calibration Procedure
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Operation Mode 2
Definition of the Protocol
The Board Commands BCMD
Monitoring of the Supply Voltage
Programming of the Sensor
Definition of Programming Pulses
Definition of the Telegram
Telegram Codes
Number Formats
Register Information
Programming Information
Data Formats
The Programming Procedure
The Programmable Output Characteristic
The Calibration Procedure
Operation Mode 3
Definition of the Protocol
The Board Commands BCMD
Monitoring of the Supply Voltage
Programming of the Sensor
Definition of Programming Pulses
Definition of the Telegram
Telegram Codes
Number Formats
Register Information
Programming Information
Data Formats
The Programming Procedure
The Programmable Output Characteristic
The Calibration Procedure
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1. Introduction
The Hall programmer board V 5.1 is a general-purpose programming interface which is
capable of addressing the programmable Micronas Hall-effect sensor families HAL 8xy
and HAL 100x.
The Hall programmer board V 5.1 is fully software compatible to the Hall programmer
board V 4.1. Hence, it is possible to replace older boards by V 5.1 while keeping the
software programmer.
1.1.
Features
– Communication with a PC by serial interface (RS232)
– Data transfer to/from PC board at a Baud rate of up to 57600
– Supervised programming of the Hall-effect sensors
– Output voltage level control
– Up to four Hall-effect sensors can be connected in parallel
– Easy firmware upgrade possible
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