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I/O Programming Functional Description

AMD

3–4

INT on 1st Rx Char. or

Special Condition

INT on All Rx Char. or

Special Condition

Rx Int on Special

Condition only

Parity

Transmit Buffer Empty

Zero Count

DCD

SYNC/HUNT

CTS

Tx Underrun/EOM

Break/Abort

SCC

Interrupt

External/Status

Interrupt

Sources

Transmitter

Interrupt

Source

Receiver

Interrupt

Sources

Figure 3–1. SCC Interrupts

Table 3–1. Interrupt Source Priority

Receiver Channel A

High

Transmit Channel A

External/Status Channel A

↓

Receiver Channel B

↓

Transmit Channel B

External/Status Channel B

Low

3.4

INTERRUPT CONTROL

In addition to the MIE bit that enables or disables all SCC interrupts, three control/status

bits are associated with each interrupt source internal to the SCC. These are the Interrupt

Enable (IE), the Interrupt Pending (IP), and the Interrupt Under Service (IUS) bits. Simi-

larly, lower-priority devices on the external daisy chain can be prevented from requesting

interrupts via the Disable Lower Chain bit in WR9 (D2).

3.4.1

Interrupt Enable Bit

The Interrupt Enable (IE) bits are written by the processor and serve to control interrupt

requests from each interrupt source on the SCC. If the IE bit is set to ‘1’ for an interrupt

source, then that source may cause an interrupt request providing all of the necessary

conditions are met. If the IE bit is reset, no interrupt request will be generated by that

source. The IE bits are write-only and are programmed in WR1 as follows.

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