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Errata Sheet - Infineon

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<strong>Errata</strong> <strong>Sheet</strong><br />

Functional Deviations<br />

(80000000 H to DFFFFFFF H ) will be halted until control of the DMA-LMB-Master<br />

is regained.<br />

In the case of a lock-up DMA-LMB-Master Read access, the next LMB access<br />

and associated response will have the following effect:<br />

• ERROR Response: The DMA-LMB-Master will treat this error response as<br />

its own. It will clear the lock-up state and return an error to the DMA access<br />

requester. Normal operation will then continue. Halted DMA access<br />

requests will resume. There is no corruption of the data flow.<br />

• NSC (No Special Condition) Acknowledge: The DMA-LMB-Master will treat<br />

this response as its own and again clear the lock-up state. The correct<br />

response to an unrecognised slave is an ERROR. Therefore the DMA-LMB-<br />

Master has signalled an invalid response back to the DMA access requester<br />

resulting in a corruption of the data flow.<br />

• RETRY Response: The DMA-LMB-Master will treat the retry response as its<br />

own and again clear the lock-up state. The access will be repeated to the<br />

same reserved address location again resulting in a lock-up condition. The<br />

sequence is broken by the first ERROR response or NSC acknowledge.<br />

The effect of a DMA-LMB-Master Write accesses to an unrecognised slave is<br />

the same as above with one exception:<br />

• If the next access is a Read access from the EBU-LMB-Slave then the DMA-<br />

LMB-Master will clear the lock-up state and respond as above. The EBU<br />

read completes but the data read by the Originator (e.g. TriCore) will be the<br />

write data of the DMA-LMB-Master Write access.<br />

The following should be noted:<br />

• At all times the DMA-FPI-Master and DMA-FPI-Slave remain accessible.<br />

• If the LMB-DMA-Master is in the lock-up state then accesses can still be<br />

made to the LMB bus by all other LMB-Masters (e.g. LFI-LMB-Master).<br />

Hint<br />

Do not perform a DMA channel, MLI, Cerberus or DMA-FPI-Slave access to a<br />

reserved address: all areas specified as reserved in the Memory Map Chapter,<br />

LMB Address Map Table must not be accessed by the DMA (ME, MLI,<br />

Cerberus).<br />

TC1767, EES-AD, ES-AD, AD 28/73 Rel. 1.4, 11.12.2009

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