Intel SA-1100 manual Abort After Frame AAF, Tce

Peripheral Control Module

4	SCE	Sample clock enable.
		0	– On-chip baud rate generator and digital PLL used to transmit and receive SDLC data.
		1	– A clock is input or output via GPIO pin 16 and is used to synchronously sample
		receive data and drive transmit data.
		Note: BMS must be programmed to select NRZ encoding when sample clock operation is
		enabled (BMS=1).
5	SCD	Sample clock direction.
		0	– If sample clock enabled, it is input using GPIO pin 16.
		1	– If sample clock enabled, the sample clock generated by the programmable baud rate
		generator but before the fixed divide by 16 is output using GPIO pin 16.
		Note: For both directions, the sample clock is used to synchronously sample receive data
		and drive transmit data on the edges selected using RCE and TCE. A maximum of
		3.6864-MHz clock allowed.
6	RCE	Receive clock edge select.
		0	– Rising edge of clock input/output on GPIO pin 16 used to latch data from the receive pin.
		1	– Falling edge of clock input/output on GPIO pin 16 used to latch data from the receive pin.
7	TCE	Transmit clock edge select.
		0	– Rising edge of clock input/output on GPIO pin 16 used to drive data onto the transmit pin.
		1	– Falling edge of clock input/output on GPIO pin 16 used to drive data onto the transmit pin.

11.9.4SDLC Control Register 1

SDLC control register 1 (SDCR1) contains eight bit fields that control various functions within the SDLC.

11.9.4.1Abort After Frame (AAF)

The abort after frame (AAF) bit controls whether or not the SDLC transmits an abort at the end of each frame transmitted, and also controls the state of GPIO pin 17. When the AAF bit is set, each time the SDLC completes transmission of the flag at the end of a frame, the transmit logic signals an abort by transmitting 12 sequential ones on the transmit pin (TXD1). Additionally, any time the transmitter is idle (not sending a frame or the abort at the end of the frame), the SDLC forces GPIO pin 17 high. Likewise, when the SDLC is actively transmitting a frame (including the start and stop flags, and the abort at the end of the frame), it forces GPIO pin 17 low. If the transmit FIFO is emptied at the end of a frame, the abort is signalled followed by the continuous transmission of flags. If there is data present within the FIFO (indicating a new frame is available), the abort is followed by the programmed number of start flags, then data transmission begins again. For this case, GPIO<17> is not asserted because the two frames occur back-to-back (no idle time between the two frames). Note that the user must configure GPIO<17> as an output by setting the pin direction bit for pin 17 within GPDR. When AAF=1, the state of GPIO<17> is controlled solely by serial port 1. Writing to the pin set (GPSR) or pin clear (GPCR) registers for pin 17 has no effect. See Chapter 9, “System Control Module” for a description of GPIO programming.

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