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2.2 BSP Rel. 1.0 for PPMC-275 Programmer's Guide

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List of APIs API Call Reference<br />

Table 14:MPSC Main Structure: MPSC_MAIN_STRUCT (cont.)<br />

Bits Field Bit<br />

Width<br />

22 RDW 1 Receive Data Width<br />

0 - Normal mode. The MPSC data path<br />

is 16 bits wide. Upon receiving 16 bits,<br />

the data is transferred into the SDMA<br />

FIFOs. Buffers must be 64-bit word<br />

aligned. DMA bursts are enabled.<br />

21 reserved1 1<br />

Description<br />

Note:<br />

• Normal Mode must be used<br />

<strong>for</strong> HDLC based protocols. 1<br />

- Low latency operation.<br />

Data is transferred to the<br />

FIFOs after 8 bits are<br />

received. Logical FIFO<br />

width is one byte.<br />

• This mode allows byte<br />

aligned buffers. This mode<br />

must be chosen <strong>for</strong> BISYNC<br />

and UART modes. DMA<br />

bursts are disabled. The<br />

SDMA writes one byte per<br />

DRAM access. Setting RDW<br />

also bypasses the receive<br />

FIFO threshold. The SDMA<br />

arbitrates <strong>for</strong> DMA access as<br />

soon as the FIFO has one<br />

byte in it.<br />

20:17 GDW 4 Clock Glitch Width<br />

When the GDE bit is set, the MPSC will<br />

consider Tx/Rx clock pulses that are<br />

narrower than GDW system clocks as a<br />

glitch.<br />

5 - 78 VxWorks 5.5/Tornado <strong>2.2</strong> <strong>BSP</strong> <strong>Rel</strong>. <strong>1.0</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>PPMC</strong>-<strong>275</strong>

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