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CD1865 Datasheet(HTML) 54 Page - Intel Corporation |
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54 / 150 page ![]() CD1865 — Intelligent Eight-Channel Communications Controller 54 Datasheet 6.4 Interface Examples There are some general design considerations when interfacing the CD1865 to any host environment. The three Service Request pins (*, *, and *) can change at any time, and this can introduce metastability problems if the interrupt controller requires clocked signals. When designing, take care that all signals are stable when needed. The Service Request pin of the type being acknowledged is negated at the end of the service acknowledgment bus cycle. Often, during the course of servicing one channel, another channel reaches a state where a request would assert, for example, while servicing receive on channel one, channel two’s FIFO fills. The Service Request bits in the Service Request Status register (SRSR) does not reassert until approximately two clock periods after the host completes its write to the End Of register (). In polled or mixed-mode systems, to determine whether another service request of the same level is pending, and to make sure that the host does not re-read the SRSR too quickly, insert a No-Operation (or similar) instruction. Performing an ‘invalid’ service acknowledgment bus cycle on the CD1865 is permissible, but it can cause problems in certain circumstances. An Invalid Service Acknowledgment is an acknowledgment for which there is no request pending. If a service request acknowledgment bus cycle is performed by the host when no service request is pending, either of two things can occur. If the value on the address bus matches one of the three values in the three Service Match registers (), and daisy chaining is enabled, the CD1865 assumes that another device down the daisy chain should receive the request, and asserts its ACKOUT* pin. This propagates down the CD1865 chain until eventually the last CD1865 asserts its ACKOUT*. Figure 18. Typical Clocked Bus Interface NEW CYCLE MAY BEGIN DON’T CARE VALID DON’T CARE DON’T CARE CD1864 DS* CS* R/W* ADDRESS UNDEFINED VALID DATA-READ DTACK* CLOCK |
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