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ESP8266 Datasheet(HTML) 24 Page - ESPRESSIF SYSTEMS (SHANGHAI) CO., LTD. |
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24 / 117 page ![]() ! 3. SPI Compatibility Mode User Guide • rd_empty, bit 1: 1, read buffer of the slave is empty, no data has been updated; 0, there is new data in the buffer for the host to read. • comm_cnt, bit 2-4: count the read/write communication. Each time the ESP8266 SDIO module finishes an effective packet-reading/packet-writing, the count will increase by 1. Therefore, the host can judge whether a read/write communication has been effectively responded by the ESP8266. • intr_no, bit 5-7: the protocol does not use this variable; reserved. • rx_length, bit 8-23: actual length of the packets prepared in the read buffer. • res, bit 24-31: reserved. The communication procedures of the host are shown as below: • upon receiving the interrupt request, the host reads the SDIO status register, and then clears the interuption, and reads/writes the packets according to the status register; • it checks the SDIO status register regularly, and reads/writes the packets according to the status register. 3.3.2. Instructions on The Read/Write Buffer and The Registration Linked List DMA will directly send packets received and sent by the ESP8266 SDIO to corresponding memories. The ESP8266 software will define the linked list registration structure (or array), and buffer(s). In this example, only one buffer is used, and there is only one element in the linked list. Write the first address of the buffer into the linked list registration structure, and write in other information. When you write the first address of the linked list structure into the corresponding hardware register in the ESP8266, the DMA can automatically process the SDIO and the buffer. The linked list registration structure is shown as below: ! • owner: 1'b0: operator of the current link buffer is SW; operator of the current link buffer. MAC does not use this bit. 1'b1: operator of the current link buffer is HW. • eof: flag of the end of the frame (for the end of AMPDU sub-frames, this flag is not needed). When the MAC sends the frames, it is used to mark the end of the frames. For links in eof, buffer_length[11:0] must be equal to the length of the remaining part of the frame. Otherwise, the MAC will report an error. When the MAC receives frames, it is used to indicate that the reception has been completed, and the value is set by hardware. Espressif ! /! 16 104 2017.05 |
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