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1008

100C

1010

1014

LIFC1,2,3,4

Line Interface

Control

1008= Port 1

100C = Port 2

1010 = Port 3

1014 = Port 4

R/W D15..0

Control Bits: Read/Write only as a 16 Bit word.

15

14

13

12

11

10

9

8

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

0

X

DCDC

DCDS

ES

FSM

CTSC

CTSM1

CTSM0

RTS

DC

42W

DM

SPT

SP2

SP1

SP0

Important Note: These control bits are transferred to ALL the Line Interface PLD‟s by a serial interface. On each write to any of the 4 control registers, a serial transfer is started. The transfer takes about 16uS to complete. During this time NO write can occur to any of the 4 registers. A Busy signal is available to indicated that the transfer is in progress. (See the PLD_STATUS Register, below).

Basic Line Mode Control bits:

 

SP[2..0]

SP508 Line Mode setting bits:

See information in SP508 Data sheet. Power-up state=[111].

SPT

SP508 Terminator Enable:

0=disable terminator, 1=enable terminator

Duplex Control and RTS Pin Control bits:

DM

Duplex Mode selection:

0=Full, 1=Duplex.

42W

4/2 Wire mode selection:

0=2wire (or ½ Duplex), 1=4wire (or Multi-Drop Slave).

DC

Duplex Control Source:

0=RTS signal from IUSC, 1=TXComplete signal from IUSC.

RTS

RTS Pin Source Selection:

0=RTS signal from IUSC, 1=TXComplete signal from IUSC.

Notes:

When Full Duplex mode is selected the “42W” and “DC” bits settings can be changed but are ignored.

Triggered/Gated Transmission Control Bits

CTSM and FSM

FSM

CTSM[1]

CTSM[0]

FSYNC# pin on IUSC

CTS# pin on IUSC

X

0

0

---

Driven from Line Interface CTS signal

0

X

X

Driven directly from Trigger input

---

 

 

 

signal (inverted)

 

0

0

1

---

CTS pulsed low for 15 clock cycles [1] as follows…

 

 

 

 

If CTSC=0: clocked by Transmitter clock.

 

 

 

 

If CTSC=1: clocked by PLD clock (14.66 MHz)

1

0

1

FSYNC Pulsed for 5 or 1 Transmitter

CTS pulsed low for 5 or 1 Transmitter clock cycles

 

 

 

clock cycles [1][2]

[1][2]

X

1

0

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CTS is turned ON when appropriate TRG bit is ON

 

 

 

 

(see TRG bits in the PLD_CNTRL register, below)

[1]Whenever the appropriate edge of the Trigger input signal occurs.

[2]The choice of 1 or 5 clock cycles is determined by the previous application of the “First Setup” pulse (Port3 of the IUSC device).

The 5 clock period FSYNC/CTS pulse only occurs once on the first Trigger edge, all following Trigger edges produce a 1 clock FSYNC/CTS pulse.

CTSC

CTS Pulse Clock Source:

1=Internal PLD Clock, 0=Transmitter Clock [TxC]

ES

Trigger Edge selection:

0=falling edge, 1=rising edge

Gated Reception Control Bits

 

 

DCDS

IUSC DCD Select:

0=Line Interface DCD signal, 1=Driven by the appropriate TRG bit (in the PLD_CNTL register).

DCDC

DCD Clocked:

0=Not clocked, 1=IUSC DCD is synchronized to the falling edge of RxC. (Valid for either of the above DCDS selections).

For Future Use

 

 

X

Reserved for future use, Set to zero for Writes, zero on Reads

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