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DS3875 Datasheet(PDF) 20 Page - National Semiconductor (TI) |
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DS3875 Datasheet(HTML) 20 Page - National Semiconductor (TI) |
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20 / 58 page ![]() 50 Arbitrating for Futurebusa (Continued) C Multiple Accesses AS CANCEL Timing Diagram (AS is latched before being input to the AS CANCEL input of the Arbitration Controller At the end of the last transfer the latch is reset) TLH10747 – 14 D Multiple Accesses AS CANCEL Timig Diagram (AS is tied directly to the AS CANCEL input of the Arbitration Controller The Master must guarantee that the second transfer or ENDT will come within 1 ms of the falling edge of the initial transfer AS signal) TLH10747 – 15 FIGURES 6c 6d Timing of the AS CANCEL Signal 551 Phase 0 Idle Phase This Phase is characterized by AP released and AR as- serted on Futurebusa and AQf negated on the module board See Figure 7a for the DS3875 Arbitration Controller Phase 0 state diagram The arbitration controller will be negating APO asserting ARO and be receiving AQI negated This is the state of the arbitration synchronization lines when no control acquisition cycle is in progress or between the two control acquisition cycles of a two-pass arbitration sequence While in Phase 0 the following actions are performed 1 If HALT is asserted the arbitration controller will not transition to Phase 1 until HALT is negated 2 If any of the ‘‘New Bits’’ are set (NCN NGO NDS) the corresponding internal arbitration controller registers will be updated and then the ‘‘New Bits’’ will be reset 3 The arbitration condition lines (AC1 AC0 ) will be nega- ted One of the following three types of arbitration may occur during Phase 0 1 Normal arbitration 2 Idle Bus Arbitration (IBA) 3 Parking 5511 Phase 0 Normal Arbitration Events That Cause a Transition to Phase 1 There are five conditions during normal arbitration where APO will be asserted causing a transition to Phase 1 1 If Two-Pass Arbitration is selected a bus request has been received ( BRQ a MGRQ a Dummy Cycle) and this module was a winner during the first pass of arbitration then APO will be asserted 2 Though this module may not be requesting Futurebusa another module may want to arbitrate for Futurebusa and assert AP This action will cause the AP input (API) on this module to be asserted API asserted will cause this modules arbitration controller to assert APO 3 If this module is currently the master and LK is assert- ed BGRNT is negated ENDT has been received no other requests have been received and API is negated the module will initiate a dummy cycle to unlock its re- sources by asserting APO (if it is doing Single Pass or the First Pass of Two-Pass Arbitration) 4 A message request ( MGRQ ) will cause APO to be as- serted (if it is doing Single Pass or the First Pass of Two- Pass Arbitration) Note that if both a bus request ( BRQ ) and MGRQ are received during phase 0 20 |
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