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TSB42AA4 Datasheet, PDF (138/183 Pages) Texas Instruments – IEEE 1394 A CONSUMER ELECTRONICS LINK LAYER CONTROLLER
0x144 DBSTAT0 – Data Buffer Status 0 (continued)
BIT
NAME
TYPE RESET
FUNCTION
7:5 RSVD
R0
0 Reserved – A write to this location has no effect. A read returns 0s.
4 BUF0WM1
RU
0 Buffer 0 watermark 1 − This bit is set by hardware to indicate that the
number of quadlets in the associated buffer has risen above or fallen
below the value in DB0CFG3.WATERMARK1, depending on the
setting of DB0CFG0.WM1CTL.
3 BUF0WM0
RU
1 Buffer 0 watermark 0 − This bit is set by hardware to indicate that the
number of quadlets in the associated buffer has risen above or fallen
below the value in DB0CFG3.WATERMARK0, depending on the
setting of DB0CFG0.WM0CTL.
2 BUF0LCELLAV RU
0 Buffer 0 logical cell available – When set to 1, a logical cell has been
received and confirmed into a receive buffer.
1 BUF0FULL
RU
0 Buffer 0 full – When set to 1, indicates that there is no space available
in the current buffer. Software cannot write to this buffer when this bit is
set.
0 BUF0EMPTY
RU
1 Buffer 0 empty – When set to 1, indicates that there is no data in the
current buffer. Software cannot read from this buffer when this bit is
set.
0x148 DBSTAT1 – Data Buffer Status 1
BIT
NAME
TYPE RESET
FUNCTION
31:29 RSVD
R0
0 Reserved − A write to this location has no effect. A read returns 0s.
28 BUF7WM1
RU
0 Buffer 7 watermark 1 − This bit is set by hardware to indicate that the
number of quadlets in the associated buffer has risen above or fallen
below the value in DB7CFG3.WATERMARK1, depending on the
setting of DB7CFG0.WM1CTL.
27 BUF7WM0
RU
1 Buffer 7 watermark 0 − This bit is set by hardware to indicate that the
number of quadlets in the associated buffer has risen above or fallen
below the value in DB7CFG3.WATERMARK0, depending on the
setting of DB7CFG0.WM0CTL.
26 BUF7LCELLAV
RU
0 Buffer 7 logical cell available – When set to 1, a logical cell has been
received and confirmed into a receive buffer.
25 BUF7FULL
RU
0 Buffer 7 full – When set to 1, indicates that there is no space available
in the current buffer. Software cannot write to this buffer when this bit
is set to 1.
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