Index
Index-12
interrupt
(continued)
phases of operation
5-15
priorities
’C203/C204
5-16
’C209
11-10
in interrupt acknowledgement process
5-19
registers
interrupt control register (ICR)
5-24
interrupt flag register (IFR)
5-20 to 5-22
’C209
11-12
interrupt mask register (IMR)
5-22 to 5-24
’C209
11-13
software interrupt
definition
5-15
instructions
5-27
special cases
clearing ICR flag bits
5-25
clearing IFR flag bit after INTR instruc-
tion
5-21
clearing IFR flag bits set by serial port inter-
rupts
5-21
controlling INT2 and INT3 with ICR
5-24
requesting INT2 and INT3
5-18
table
5-16
vector locations
’C203/C204
5-16
’C209
11-10
interrupt acknowledge signal (IACK)
11-13
interrupt control register (ICR)
5-24 to 5-38
bits
5-26
quick reference
A-8
interrupt flag register (IFR)
5-20 to 5-38
bits
’C203/C204
5-21
’C209
11-12
clearing interrupts
5-20
quick reference
A-6
interrupt latency
definition
F-12
description
5-30
interrupt mask register (IMR)
5-22 to 5-38
bits
’C203/C204
5-23
’C209
11-13
in interrupt acknowledgement process
5-19
quick reference
A-7
interrupt mode bit (INTM)
3-16
interrupt phases of operation
5-15
interrupt service routines (ISRs)
5-29
definition
F-12
ISRs within ISRs
5-30
saving and restoring context
5-29
INTM (interrupt mode bit)
3-16
effect on power-down mode
5-36
in interrupt acknowledgement process
5-19
INTR instruction
7-71
introduction
5-27
operand (K) values
’C203/C204
5-16
’C209
11-10
introduction
TMS320 devices
1-2
TMS320C2xx devices
1-5
IO0–IO3 (bits)
10-13
reading current logic level on pins
IO0–IO3
10-16
IO0–IO3 (pins)
10-15 to 10-17
IOSR (I/O status register)
detecting change on pins IO0–IO3
10-16
quick reference
A-14
reading current logic level on pins
IO0–IO3
10-16
IR (instruction register), definition
F-11
IS (I/O space select pin)
definition
4-3
shown in figure
4-26
ISR (interrupt service routine)
5-29 to 5-30
definition
F-12
ISRs within ISRs
5-30
saving and restoring context
5-29 to 5-30
ISWS bit(s)
’C203/C204
8-15
’C209
11-17
J
JTAG
E-16
JTAG emulator
buffered signals
E-10
connection to target system
E-1 to E-25
no signal buffering
E-10
K
key features of the ’C2x
1-6