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344 / 426 page ![]() MFC2000 Multifunctional Peripheral Controller 2000 Hardware Description 17-22 Conexant 100723A 17.6 Firmware Operation All the Parallel Port negotiations will be done in firmware. 17.6.1 Disabling All Hardware Handshaking When hardware handshaking is disabled(MODE=0), software is then responsible for controlling the parallel port interface. Software can control all parallel port operations including negotiation and termination phases, as well as reverse channel transfers. This provides flexibility to adapt to existing protocols as they are revised and to new protocols as they are created. Software can control the BUSY and ACKn interface pins with the FBSY (force BUSY) and FACK (force ACKn) bits in the Parallel Port Interface Register. The FBSY bit is OR’ed with the BUSY output from the PPI state machine before driving the BUSY interface pin, and the FACK bit is NOR’ed with the ACKn output from the PPI state machine before driving the ACKn interface pin. Normally the PPI state machine should be idle when using FBSY and FACK. Even with all hardware handshaking disabled, the Parallel port register continues to latch parallel port data on the leading edge of the STROBEn. Software can issue a RST in the Parallel Port Control Register to immediately force the PPI state machine to idle. 17.6.2 Software Interrupts The following is a list of P1284 signal transition interrupts provided for ease of use: SLCTINn Rising and Falling STROBEn Rising and Falling (remains high until data is fetched from PPI) INITn Rising and Falling AUTOFDn Rising and Falling DRX Data Received CRX Command Received IVT Invalid Transition RDX Reverse Data Transmitted HTE Host Time-out Error 17.6.3 Interrupt Operation There will be a bit corresponding to each interrupt in the interrupt enable register that enables the interrupt. When the event corresponding to an interrupt occurs, this bit needs to be set at the following rising edge of the SIU clock. The PPI Interface possesses 15 sources of interrupts. Each source can post an event in the interrupt status register and each event can be individually enabled or disabled in the interrupt mask register. The fifteen interrupts have been in Section 17. The first eight interrupt events signal level changes that occur at the host control signal input pins. Note that these events are detected after the host inputs are synchronized, digitally filtered, and recorded in the parallel Port Interface Register. |
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