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

Functional Deviations<br />

Workaround<br />

None.<br />

PCP_TC.027 Longer delay when clearing R7.IEN before atomic PRAM instructions<br />

User Manual states that, when clearing R7.IEN, a delay of one instruction<br />

before the mask becomes effective is needed. However, two instructions (for<br />

example, two NOPs) are required between the clearing instruction and an<br />

atomic PRAM instruction (MSET.PI/MCLR.PI/XCH.PI).<br />

PCP_TC.032 Incorrect PCP behaviour following FPI timeouts (as a slave)<br />

When PRAM is being accessed from the FPI bus and an FPI time-out occurs<br />

then this can lead to corruption or loss of the current and subsequent FPI<br />

accesses. In general an FPI time-out during an access to the PCP is unlikely<br />

since FPI time-out is usually programmed for a large number of FPI clock cycles<br />

and the only time that the FPI access cannot be immediately responded to by<br />

the PCP is during the execution of atomic PRAM instructions. FPI accesses are<br />

locked out for the entire duration of any sequence of back to back atomic PRAM<br />

instructions. The combination of a low FPI time-out setting and long sequences<br />

of atomic PRAM instructions could therefore result in FPI time-out.<br />

Workaround<br />

Keep the FPI time-out setting as high as possible and do not include long<br />

sequences of back to back atomic PRAM instructions. If N is the highest amount<br />

of back to back atomic PRAM instructions in any PCP channel program, FPI<br />

time-out should at least be 10 times N.<br />

PCP_TC.034 Usage of R7 requires delays between operations<br />

If the following instruction sequence is used:<br />

writing to R7<br />

TC1767, EES-AD, ES-AD, AD 48/73 Rel. 1.4, 11.12.2009

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