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56F8023 Datasheet(PDF) 2 Page - Freescale Semiconductor, Inc

Part # 56F8023
Description  Digital Signal Controller
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Manufacturer  FREESCALE [Freescale Semiconductor, Inc]
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56F8023 Preliminary Technical Data
5.0
Although required by the Philips
spec, the I2C does not reset its
bus logic, and thereby prepare to
receive address following an
unexpected START or repeated
START. An unexpected START
or repeated START is one that is
not positioned according to the
proper format.
Impact:
Avoid all unexpected START conditions. Typically, this is not an issue in a single
master system. In a multi-master system, avoid an unexpected START by powering
up all master I2Cs while the bus remains idle or by initiating master activity in a newly
powered up master only when the bus is idle.
Work Around:
Use work around until fixed.
6.0
The I2C bus locks up when
disabled in slave TX mode.
Impact:
Same as description.
Work Around:
The user’s software must ensure that slv_activity and mst_activity are deasserted when
disabling the module. To prevent this problem, follow the full module disabling
procedure outlined in documentation.
7.0
If you power up the I2C in
master mode and write to the TX
FIFO for the first time while the
bus is not idle, the I2C may
transmit onto the non-idle bus.
Impact:
Same as description.
Work Around:
If it’s possible to power up the module while the bus is busy, the user should monitor
for I2C bus STOP detection or idle conditions before writing to the TX FIFO for the
first time.
8.0
I2C may deassert interrupts
during module disabling.
Impact:
Same as description; reported to inform user of related module functionality.
Work Around:
Once enabled, if I2C is disabled, the user’s software must be able to manage the
possible deassertion of asserted interrupt outputs.
9.0
I2C prematurely releases SCL in
slave TX abort, causing all-ones
data to be clocked out.
Impact:
Same as description.
Work Around:
While operating in slave transmitter mode, do not write a read command to the TX
FIFO .
10.0
I2C provides only one IPBus
clock period of noise
suppression.
Impact:
Same as description.
Work Around:
Ensure that noise spikes do not exceed one IPBus clock period.
Chip Revision A Errata Information:
The following errata items apply only to Revision A 56F8023 devices.
Errata
Number
Description
Impact and Work Around



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