Omega 1002 manual I/O Address Map

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3.2 The I/O Address Map

The OME-PCI-1002 registers are given below. The address of each register is determined by adding the offset to the base address of the corresponding section.

	Section	Offset	Name	Access	Length

	1	4ch	PCI interrupt control	R/W	8/16/32 bits
	1	4ch	register	R/W	8/16/32 bits
			register
		00h	8254 timer1	R/W	8/16/32 bits
		04h	8254 timer2	R/W	8/16/32 bits
		08h	8254 timer3	R/W	8/16/32 bits
		0Ch	8254 control register	W	8/16/32 bits
		10h	Analog input channel	W	8/16/32 bits
		10h	control register		8/16/32 bits
			control register
	2	10h	Status register	R	8/16/32 bits
	2	14h	Analog input gain	W	8/16/32 bits
			Analog input gain	W	8/16/32 bits
			control register
			control register
		18h	General control		8/16/32 bits
		18h	register	W	8/16/32 bits
			register	W
		1Ch	A/D software trigger	W	8/16/32 bits
		1Ch	Clear Interrupt	R	8/16/32 bits
		20h	Digital output register	W	16/32 bits
		20h	Digital input register	R	16/32 bits
		30h	A/D data register	R	16/32 bits

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