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After Power on, and after EMI and PERI has been set to 1, why is an FSK ring detect interrupt not generated?

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After Power on, and after EMI and PERI has been set to 1, why is an FSK ring detect interrupt not generated?

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Answer All peripheral interrupts have their own interrupt mask bit. The Interrupt Mask bit must be 0 so as to allow the interrupt to function normally. In such situations, in addition to the EMI ([0Bh].0) and EPERI ([1Eh].0) bits being set to 1, the RMSK ([29h].3) also has to be cleared to 0 which will then allow the ring detect interrupt to function normally. The Ring or Line reversal detect explanation in the data sheet should be consulted for more information.

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