Theory of Operation 25
2.5 Interrupt Circuits
The
RFM
‐
5565
has
a
single
interrupt
output
(INTA#).
One
or
more
events
on
the
RFM
‐
5565
board
can
cause
the
interrupt.
The
sources
of
the
interrupt
can
be
individually
enabled
and
monitored
through
several
registers.
The
interrupt
circuitry
of
the
RFM
‐
5565
is
arranged
in
two
tiers.
The
primary
tier
of
interrupts
is
enabled
and
monitored
by
the
Local
Configuration
Register’s
INTCSR
at
offset
$68.
The
sources
for
monitoring
the
primary
tier
interrupts
include:
1.
DMA
Ch
0
Done
2.
Local
Interrupt
Input
(LINTi#)
The
primary
tier
interrupt
source
(1)
is
used
during
DMA
cycles
and
must
be
configured
in
the
DMA
registers.
The
other
primary
tier
interrupt
source
(2)
is
the
Local
Interrupt
Input
(LINTi#).
All
secondary
tier
interrupts
are
funneled
through
the
LINTi#.
Second
tier
interrupts
include
several
operational
status
bits,
faults,
and
network
interrupts.
The
second
tier
interrupts
are
selected
and
monitored
through
the
two
RFM
Control
and
Status
Registers
referred
to
as
the
Local
Interrupt
Status
Register
(LISR)
and
the
Local
Interrupt
Enable
Register
(LIER).
For
a
detailed
description
of
these
two
registers
refer
to
29.
A
block
diagram
of
the
main
interrupt
circuitry
is
shown
in