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Part # MAC7200
Description  MAC7200 Microcontroller Family Reference Manual
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Memory Map and Register Definition
MAC7200 Microcontroller Family Reference Manual, Rev. 2
Freescale Semiconductor
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The CQNF, CQF and CQE flags are dynamic, which means that their values can change without clearing
them as they represent current states. The flags CRL, ETO, CP and CC remain set after they got set once.
They must be cleared via software.
NOTE
The flags can not be cleared during a low-power mode. Fur further details
about low-power modes please see Section 33.11.4, “Low Power /
Operating Modes”.
Table 33-14. ATDFLAG Field Descriptions
Field
Description
7
Reserved, should be cleared.
6
CQNF
Command queue not full flag. Indicates that the queue for command words is not full and can therefore store another
command word. The conversion, currently being executed, if any, is not affected by a write.
0 Command queue is full
1 Command queue is not full
5
CQF
Command queue full flag. Indicates that the queue for command words is full. Note that when CQF is set, any write
access to the command word register (ATDCW) will overwrite the command that was in the command register before.
The conversion currently executed is not affected by a write.
0 Command queue is not full
1 Command queue is full
4
CQE
Command queue empty flag. Indicates that the queue for command words is empty. More command words can be
stored. It also indicates that no conversion is currently running.
0 Command queue not empty
1 Command queue is empty
3
CRL
Conversion result lost flag. Indicates that a conversion result was overwritten before it could be read.
0 Conversion results have always been stored/read in time
1 A conversion result was overwritten
Note: CRL is useful to detect possible problems with the availability of the DMA channels. Therefore it is useful to
enable this interrupt (CRLIE = 1) during the software debugging phase.
2
ETO
External trigger overrun flag. Will indicate that additional edges at the trigger input have been recognized but no
triggers were expected as the ATD is currently executing a conversion. If level-sensitive triggering is set, ETO will
never be set.
0 No additional edges have been detected
1 One or more additional edges have been detected. If ETOIE is ‘1’ an interrupt will be generated.
Note: Additional edges can not be detected while module is in low-power mode or disabled.
1
CP
Conversion paused flag. Indicates that a conversion with CWCM = 01 (convert then pause) has finished. When such
a conversion finishes no new command word is executed until the MCU writes a new command word to the ATDCW
register.
0 No conversion finished with CWCM = “convert then pause”
1 A conversion with CWCM = “convert then pause” finished
0
CC
Conversion complete flag. Indicates the end of a conversion. When a conversion finishes, this flag will be set (and
remain set) if the CWGI bit of the command word is also set.
0 No conversion with CWGI = 1 finished
1 A conversion with CWGI = 1 finished



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