After the device enters TW condition, if the junction temperature continues to rise and goes above the temperature shutdown threshold (T_TSD), the TIC10024-Q1 enters the Temperature Shutdown (TSD) condition and performs the following operations:

1. Opens all the switches connected to the current sources or sinks to prevent any further heating due to excessive current flow.
2. Generate an interrupt by asserting the INT pin (if not already asserted) low and flag the TSD bit in the INT_STAT register to logic 1. The TEMP bit in the SPI flag is also flagged to logic 1 for all SPI transactions.
3. The TSD_STAT bit of the IN_STAT_MISC register is flagged to logic 1. The TW_STAT bit also stays at logic 1.
4. SPI communication stays on and all register settings stay intact without resetting. Previous switch status, if needed, can be retrieved without any interruption.
5. Maintain the setting as long as the junction temperature stays above T_TSD- T_HYS.

The INT pin is released and the INT_STAT register content is cleared on the rising edge of CS provided the INT_STAT register has been read during CS low. The TIC10024-Q1 continues to monitor the temperature, but does not issue further interrupts if the temperature continues to stay above T_TSD - T_HYS. The status bit TSD_STAT in register IN_STAT_MISC continues to stay at logic 1 as long as the temperature shutdown condition exists.

When the temperature drops below T_TSD - T_HYS, the INT pin is asserted low (if released previously) to notify the microcontroller that the temperature shutdown condition no longer exists. The TSD bit of the interrupt register INT_STAT is flagged logic 1. In the IN_STAT_MISC register, the TSD_STAT bit is de-asserted back to logic 0, while the TW_STAT bit stays at logic 1. The device resumes operation using the wetting current setting described in section Temperature Warning if the temperature stays above T_TW - T_HYS. Note the polling restarts from the first enabled channel and the SSC interrupt is generated at the end of the first polling cycle. The detected switch status from the first polling cycle becomes the default switch status for subsequent polling.