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EPC-3305 Hardware Reference
next table defines the bit position to control these features. All bits are active high,
with the exception of the ENUM bit.
Table 4-9. Local interrupt enables
R/W
R/W
Index Default
0x05 0x04
D7
—
D6
IRQ7
D5
—
D4
IRQ 11
D3
—
D2
INIT
D1
IRQ 10
D0
NMI
IRQ_7
Enables an interrupt on ENUM from the 21554 drawbridge or
CompactPCI backplane. If set to one, an interrupt occurs when ENUM
asserts.
IRQ_11
Enables IRQ 11 when the CPU ejector latch opens. If set to one, IRQ 11
asserts as long as the latch remains in the open position.
INIT
Enables an INIT on a soft reset. If set to one, the INIT line to the
processor is strobed on a soft reset. You can use these values:
Disabled
A reset source programmed to generate a soft reset does not
reset (INIT) the processor.
Enabled
(POR default) Resets (INIT) the processor. Use this to
produce a timed interrupt with no processor reset.
IRQ_10
Enables IRQ_10 on a soft reset. If set to one, IRQ 10 asserts for 63 ms
before the INIT signal to the processor is strobed.
NMI
Enables an NMI on a soft reset. If set to one, the NMI line asserts for
63 ms before the INIT signal to the processor is strobed.
CompactPCI features register
The CompactPCI Features register provides a means for software to read:
•
CompactPCI geographic address
•
CompactPCI SYSEN bit
•
RTM present
This register allows software to route CompactPCI interrupts to the local processor.
Note that the CompactPCI backplanes rotate the interrupts from slot to slot. It is up
to software to de-rotate (if required) the source of the interrupts. Slot position can
be determined by reading the Geographical Address from the CPLD.
Plug the EPC-3305 into a system slot only if the system is specifically
designed around the EPC-3305 feature set. The EPC-3305 is not designed
as a system card.
Table 4-10. CompactPCI features register
R/W
Index
R (D5 R/W) 0x09
D7
SYSEN
SYSEN
60
D6
D5
#RTM _P INTS_ IN
D4
GA4
D3
GA3
D2
GA2
D1
GA1
D0
GA0
The SYSEN signal from the CompactPCI backplane. This is an active low
signal. If zero it indicated that the CPU card is plugged into the System
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