ST62T46B/E46B
POWER SUPPLY SUPERVISOR (Continued)
4.6.2 PSS Register
The PSS register permits control over the PSS de-
vice. The register can be addressed in the data
space as a RAM location at DAh. This register is
cleared after Reset.
PSS Status Control Register (PSSCR)
Address: DAh - Read/Write
7
0
PIF
PEI
PDV1 PDV0 PDR2 PDR1 PDR0
PSS PSS PSS PSS PSS
D0
Bit 7 = PIF. Interrupt flag bit. This bit is the interrupt
flag. This bit is set (resp. cleared) as soon as the
equality between nxVPSS and mxVDD/13 (resp.
(m+1)xVDD/13) occurs.
Bit 6 = PEI. Interrupt mask bit. This bit is the au-
thorization bit of the interrupt request: – If PEI is
set, the interrupt request can reach the Core. – If
PEI is cleared, the interrupt request cannot reach
the Core.
Bits 5-4 = PDV1, PDV0. Division rate selection bit.
The PDV1/0 bits are used to select the rate of divi-
sion of the VDD voltage (mxVDD/13 or
(m+1)xVDD/13, according to the hysteresis).
Table 20. VDDVoltage division rate selection
bits
PDV1
0
0
1
1
PDV0
0
1
0
1
mxVDD/13
3xVDD/13
5xVDD/13
6xVDD/13
7xVDD/13
(m+ 1) xVDD/13
4xVDD/13
6xVDD/13
7xVDD/13
8xVDD/13
Bits 3-1 = PDR2, PDR1, PDR0. Division rate se-
lection bit. The PDR2/1/0 bits are used to inhibit
the PSS device and to select the division rate of
the PSS voltage (nxVPSS/13).
Bit 0 = D0. The PSS comparator output is valid 8
cycle times after the programming of the PDR2/1/0
bits. It is forced to zero in the meantime.
Table 21.PSS Voltage division rate selection bits
PDR2 PDR1 PDR0 PSS State nxVPSS/13
0
0
0 IDLE
0
0
1 BUSY
4xVPSS/13
0
1
0 BUSY
5xVPSS/13
0
1
1 BUSY
6xVPSS/13
1
0
0 BUSY
7xVPSS/13
1
0
1 BUSY
VPSS
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