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3.13.4.5
Processor ID
Processor ID register is used for each processor to recognize its own ID. Each processor can obtain its own ID by
accessing the address, which can be seen the same from each processor, to read the register. (Each processor
cannot access the ID of other processors.)
Table 3.31 20 shows Processor ID registers which can be seen from each processor.
Table APP-753 Register List
Address
Register Name
Bit Field
Name
Type
Bit
Initial
Value
Description
0x0E002040
PID
PID
RO
[3:0]
(
1*
)
Processor ID
(
1*
)
Each processor can read the value which are
Table APP-754 Processor List
Processor Name
Processor ID
ADSP0
2
ADSP1
3
ADSP2
4
ADSP3
5
ADSP4
6
ADSP5
7
3.13.4.6
Interrupt Controller
The 128 bit interrupt signals are connected to each processor. By using the interrupt controller, confirmation of
the interrupt state, interrupt enable or disable, and the polarity reverse of the interrupt can be performed.
Since the control registers of the interrupt controller for each processor are in the Private Peripheral Bus area, they
can be accessed in Privileged Mode only. For details, refer to Section of Interrupt (3.3).
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