Intel
®
81341 and 81342—Clocking and Reset
Intel
®
81341 and 81342 I/O Processors
Developer’s Manual
December 2007
1002
Order Number: 315037-002US
19.5
Reset Strapping Options
Table 633, “Reset Strap Signals” on page 1003
details the reset strapping options that
are available to configure the component during reset. These straps are sampled and
the component operating mode is determined at the deassertion of the fundamental
reset. All the straps are sampled at the trailing edge of
P_RST#
and
WARM_RST#
;
however, a subset of straps are sampled for other resets.
•
P_RST#
and
WARM_RST#
Sample all straps at the deassertion of both
P_RST#
and
WARM_RST#
.
• PCI Express* Hot Reset, Loopback, Disable Link, and Link Down
When operating as a PCI Express* endpoint, the following straps are re-sampled at
the deassertion of the reset condition.
— CFG_CYCLE_EN#
— HOLD_X0_IN_RST#
— HOLD_X1_IN_RST#
• Software Reset (Internal Bus reset, Core reset, and so on)
Software Resets do not initiate a re-sampling of the reset straps and do not change
the mode of operation of the component.
• Secondary Bus Reset (available when operating as Root Complex and/or Central
Resource)
When operating as a PCI Express* Root Complex, the PCI Express* Hot Reset does
not initiate a re-sampling of the reset straps.
When operating as a PCI-X Central Resource, P_RSTOUT# does not initiate a re-
sampling of the reset straps.