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82C836 Datasheet, PDF (65/205 Pages) List of Unclassifed Manufacturers – Single-Chip 386sx AT
s Control and Status Registers
Real Time Clock and Internal Timer Registers
B4
UIE The Update-ended Interrupt Enable bit enables the UF (update end
flag) bit in register C to assert interrupt request. This bit is cleared to
a zero by RESET.
B5
AIE The generation of alarm interrupts is enabled by setting this bit to
a one. Once this bit is enabled, the Real Time Clock generates an
alarm whenever a match occurs between the programmed alarm and
clock information. If the ‘‘don’t care’’ condition is programmed into
one or more of the alarm registers, this enables the generation of
periodic interrupts at rates of one second or greater. This bit is
cleared to a zero by RESET.
B6
PIE
The Periodic Interrupt Enable bit controls the generation of interrupts
based on the value programmed into bits B3-B0 of register A. This
allows the user to disable this function without affecting the
programmed rate. Writing a one to this bit enables the generation
of periodic interrupts. This bit is cleared to a zero by RESET.
B7
SET Writing a zero to this bit enables the update cycle and allows the
Real Time Clock to function normally. When set to one, the update
cycle is inhibited and any cycle in progress is aborted. The SET bit
is not affected by the RESET input pin.
Figure 6-3. Register C----Address 0CH (Read Only)
B7 B6 B5 B4 B3 B2 B1 B0
________ ________ ________ ________ __________________________________
0
UF
AF
PF
IRQF
Update-ended Flag
Alarm Flag
Periodic Interrupt Flag
Interrupt Request Flag
bits: B0-B3
B4
UF
B5
AF
B6
PF
Read as zeros.
The Update-ended Flag bit is set after each cycle. When the UIE bit
is a one, the one in UF causes the IRQF bit to be a one asserting
IRQ. UF is cleared by a register read or by a RESET.
A one appears in the AlarmFlag bit whenever a match has occurred
between the time register and alarm register during an update cycle.
This flag is also independent of its enable (AIE) and generates an
interrupt if AIE is true.
The Periodic interrupt Flag is set to one when a transition, selected
by RS3-RS0, occurs in the divider chain. This bit becomes active
independent of the condition of the PIE control bit. The PF bit then
generates an interrupt and sets IRQF if PIE is one.
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