CL-PS7500FE
System-on-a-Chip for Internet Appliance
10.3.12 STOPMODE (0x2C) — STOP Mode
76543210
X X X X X X XX
This register exists only as an address decode and is used to enter STOP mode. It is very important that
DMA activity is stopped before this register is written to. The value written to the register is permanently
forced out on the main data bus during STOP mode, and for most systems it is desirable to ensure that
this value is 0xFFFFFFFF. The address bus is automatically forced high during STOP mode.
Write
(any value), enter STOP mode with OSCPOWER set low. The write to this
register completes on either wakeup event, nEVENT, nEVENT2, or reset
Read
ignored
10.3.13 FIQST (0x30) — FIQ Interrupts Status
76543210
1F0S00 I D
The FIQ control registers take a similar form to the IRQ registers previously described. Again, bit 7 is
always active so that a FIQ interrupt can be forced via software.
1
always active
F
nINT8, active-low
S
nINT6, active-low
I
INT5, active-high
D
INT9, active-high
Write
ignored
Read
status
0
1
inactive
active
10.3.14 FIQRQ (0x34) — FIQ Interrupts Request
76543210
1F0S00 I D
1
F
S
I
D
Write
Read
always active
nINT8, active-low
nINT6, active-low
INT5, active-high
INT9, active-high
ignored
request, status bitwise AND’ed with mask
June 1997
ADVANCE DATA BOOK v2.0
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MEMORY AND I/O PROGRAMMERS’ MODEL