Xenics Manx-512 SQ CXP 130, User Manual

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File access control Registers
The base address of these registers is 8700h
Byte
Offset Name Access Value Description
0h FileSelector RW Integer Selects the target file in the device
4h FileOpenMode RW Integer Selects the access mode in which a file is opened
in the device
8h FileOperationSelector RW Integer
Selects the target operation for the selected file in
the device
Ch FileOperationExecute WO Command
Executes the operation selected by
FileOperationSelector on the selected file
10h FileOperationStatus RO Integer Represents the file operation execution status
14h FileOperationResult RO Integer FileOperationResult
18h FileAccessOffset RW Integer FileAccessOffset
1Ch FileAccessLength RW Integer FileAccessLength
20h FileSize RO Integer
Represents the size of the selected file in bytes
(maximum size in this project)
24h MultipleCommands RW Integer
It is used when sending all the files involved in
one calibration file upload
0: no more commands to be sent
1: more commands to be sent
40h FileSizeRW RW Integer Keeps the real file size of the last uploaded one
44h FileAccessState RO Integer Informs of the file state (internal register)
48h FileAccessAddress RW Integer
Writing directly an address from the config flash
into it, will fill the FileAccessBuffer with the
contents from that address on
44Ch FileAccessAddress2 RW Integer
Writing directly an address from the user flash into
it, will fill the FileAccessBuffer with the contents
from that address on
100h FileAccessBuffer RW Byte[256]
Defines the intermediate access buffer that allows
the exchange of data
between the device file storage and the
application
Table 6-14 File access control registers