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DP83266 датащи(HTML) 92 Page - National Semiconductor (TI) |
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92 / 152 page ![]() 70 Control Information (Continued) Pointer RAM Control and Address Register (PCAR) The Pointer RAM Control and Address Register (PCAR) is used to program the parameters for the PTOP (Pointer RAM Operation) service function in which data is written to or read from a Pointer RAM Register This register is not altered upon reset Access Rules Address Read Write 102h Always Always Register Bits D7 D6 D5 D4 D3 D2 D1 D0 BP1 BP0 PTRW A4 A3 A2 A1 A0 Bit Symbol Description D4–D0 A4–A0 Pointer RAM Address These five bits contain the Pointer RAM Register address for a subsequent PTOP service function D5 PTRW PTOP ReadWrite This bit determines whether a PTOP service function will be a read from the Pointer RAM Register to the mailbox in memory (PTRW e 1) or a write to the Pointer RAM Register from the mailbox (PTRW e 0) D7 – D6 BP1 – BP0 Byte Pointer These two bits are used to program an internal byte pointer for accesses to the 28-bit Mailbox Address Register They are normally set to Zero to initialize the byte pointer for four successive writes (most-significant byte first) and are automatically incremented after each write Because this register is not altered upon reset it is important that these bits be explicitly configured before accessing the Mailbox Address Register Mailbox Address Register (MBAR) The Mailbox Address Register (MBAR) is used to program the word-aligned 28-bit memory address of the mailbox used in the data transfer of the PTOP (Pointer RAM Operation) service function The address of the register is used as a window into four internal byte registers The four byte registers are loaded by successive writes to the address after first setting the BP1 – 0 bits in the Pointer RAM Control and Address Register to Zero The bytes must be loaded most-significant byte first The MACSI device increments the byte pointer internally after each write or read Mailbox Address bits 0 and 1 forced internally to Zero The four internal byte registers are initialized to a 28-bit System Interface Revision code upon reset The System Interface Revision code remains until it is overwritten by the host The BP1 – 0 bits in the PCAR must be initialized before accessing the MBAR to fetch the System Interface Revision code Access Rules Address Read Write 103h Always Always Register Bits 70 Mailbox Address 2724 Mailbox Address 2316 Mailbox Address 158 Mailbox Address 70 92 |
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