GT-64260A Design Guide
Doc. No. MV-S300165-00, Rev. A
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the MPP interrupt outputs. For more information on the interrupt controller, see
Section 11, "Interrupt Controller
Functional Overview", on page 82
Figure 34: MPP Interrupt Outputs
8.3
PCI Arbiter
The MPP interface can be used for the PCI internal arbiter signals. For more information on the pin multiplexing,
see
Section 5.2, "PCI Arbitration", on page 48
.
8.4
DMA Request
When working in demand mode (the Channelx Control register’s
DemandMode
bit [11] is set to ‘0’), the MPP inter-
face can be used as an input to the IDMA unit for an external trigger to activate the channel. Each channel is cou-
pled to a DMAReq* pin. For more information on the IDMA engine, see
Section 10, "IDMA Unit Functional
.
Note
Setting a channel to demand mode without configuring an MPP pin to act as the channels DMAReq*
causes the channel to hang.
8.5
DMA acknowledge
When working in demand mode, the MPP interface can be used as an output from the IDMA unit notifying the
external device that its request is being served. Each channel is coupled to a DMAAck* pin. For more information
on the IDMA engine, see
Section 10, "IDMA Unit Functional Overview", on page 79
GPP I/O Control
Register: 0xf100
Main Interrupt Cause
Register (Low) 0xc18
Main Interrupt Cause
Register (High) 0xc68
GPP Level Control
Register: 0xf110
Int[0]* Mask Register:
0xe60, 0xe64, 0xe68, 0xe6c
GPP Pin