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PC87338 Datasheet, PDF (36/221 Pages) National Semiconductor (TI) – ACPI 1.0 and PC98/99 Compliant SuperI/O
2.0 Configuration
2.1 OVERVIEW
The configuration register set consists of 37 registers,
which control the Chip set-up. Setup values stored in
these registers enable or disable major functions,
such as FDC, SCCs and the parallel port, and set
functional parameters such as functional mode selec-
tion, pin functionality, interrupt configuration, hard-
ware-controlled power down options and I/O address
assignment.
Table 7 lists these registers, their mnemonic abbrevi-
ations and index number (which serves as an address
offset). Bitmaps of these registers, in order of increas-
ing index numbers, appear in Section 2.3.1 on page
41.
2.2 CONFIGURATION REGISTER
SETUP
Certain configuration registers are setup by hardware
pin strapping schemes. All others are setup by soft-
ware. The hardware-configured registers may be up-
dated by software after power-up.
2.2.1 Hardware Device Configuration
Three configuration registers in the Chip are setup by
hardware pin strapping options. The FER, FAR and
PTR register default contents are setup by CFG0 dur-
ing reset.
CFG0 is set to 0 level by default, and may be changed
to logical 1 by attaching an external pull-up resistor.
The values set by this method are loaded into the de-
vice registers during reset. The setting of this pin se-
lects one of two sets of default values for loading. This
enables automatic configuration without software in-
tervention.
Table 6 shows the hardware-controlled default config-
urations.
CFG0 controls selection of 11 address bits with fully
standard interface of SCC2, or 16 address bits and
SCC2 with SIN and SOUT signals only.
• 11-bit address mode - The chip is in this mode, if
during reset CFG0 = 1. SCC2 wakes up with the
full standard interface.
• 16-bit address mode - The chip is in this mode, if
during reset CFG0 = 0. SCC2 wakes up in 16550
UART/SIR mode.
The default configuration can be modified by software
at any time after reset by using the access procedure
described in the Section 2.2.
TABLE 6. Default Configurations Controlled by Hardware
CFG0 Reset Value of FAR, FER, PTR
Reset Configuration
0(Default)
1
FER = xx000000B
PTR = 00x000x0B
FAR = 00010000B
• All modules disabled (power down)
• 16 address bits.
• SCC2 in Legacy SIR mode, with SIN and SOUT signals
only.
• All modules disabled (power down).
• 11 address bits.
• SCC2 in Legacy mode, with the full standard interface.
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