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357 / 426 page ![]() Hardware Description MFC 2000 Multifunctional Peripheral Controller 2000 100723A Conexant 19-7 Address: Bit 15 Bit 14 Bit 13 Bit 12 Bit 11 Bit 10 Bit 9 Bit 8 Default: SSDiv2 01FF810D (Not Used) (Not Used) (Not Used) (Not Used) (Not Used) (Not Used) (Not Used) (Not Used) Rst. Value xxh Read Value 00h Address: Bit 7 Bit 6 Bit 5 Bit 4 Bit 3 Bit 2 Bit 1 Bit 0 Default: SSDiv2 01FF810C SSInFull2 (Not Used) (Not Used) (Not Used) SSCLK2 Divisor Rst. Value 0xxx0000b Read Value 00h Register Description: This register controls the bits of the SSCLK2 Divisor. Bit 7: SSInFull2, Read bit. This bit indicates the status of the input register. 0: Empty (default) 1: Full This bit allows the Firmware to poll the status of the serial interface when the use of the interrupt is not desired and is cleared by reading the in SSIF2 Data Register. SSInFull2 is active on the falling edge of AUXCLK and is used by Interrupt controller where it masked. Bit 6-4: Not used Bit 3-0: DivReg (Divisor Register), Read/Write bits. The Div Register is the SSCLK2 Divisor Register, which defines the SSCLK frequency. Writing the DivReg register will cause the SSIF logic to load the internal counter. Firmware can transmit data with the right speed immediately after the SSCLK2 setup. The SSCLK2 Divisor Register defines the SSCLK2 frequency, which depends on the AUXCLK frequency. The SSCLK2 Divisor Register is a 5-bit register. The SSCLK2 frequency (fSCK)and Divisor relationship is: TO BE ADDED 19.3 SSIF Timing 19.3.1 SSCLK Timing When SSCLK is on (Figure 19-4), the duty cycle of SSCLK is always 50%. The SSCLK polarity is controlled by the SSIF Command Register SSCLKPol Bit. When the SSCLKPol bit and the phase control is cleared (default), the SSTXD signal transition is on the SSCLK falling edge. External logic can latch the SSTXD signal on the SSCLK rising edge. When the SSCLKPol bit is set, the SSTXD signal transition is on the rising edge of the SSCLK. External logic can latch the SSTXD signal on the SSCLK falling edge. For each write to the empty SSIF Data Register, the SSCLK will be active for eight cycles. When there is no data on the SSTXD pin, the SSCLK will stay in idle state, (logic zero when SSCLKPol bit is clear, and logic one when the SSCLKPol bit is set). |
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