Texas Instruments TMS320C2XX User Manual

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Index

Index-12

interrupt

(continued)

phases of operation

5-15

priorities

’C203/C204

5-16

’C209

11-10

in interrupt acknowledgement process

5-19

registers

interrupt control register (ICR)

5-24

interrupt flag register (IFR)

5-20 to 5-22

’C209

11-12

interrupt mask register (IMR)

5-22 to 5-24

’C209

11-13

software interrupt

definition

5-15

instructions

5-27

special cases

clearing ICR flag bits

5-25

clearing IFR flag bit after INTR instruc-

tion

5-21

clearing IFR flag bits set by serial port inter-

rupts

5-21

controlling INT2 and INT3 with ICR

5-24

requesting INT2 and INT3

5-18

table

5-16

vector locations

’C203/C204

5-16

’C209

11-10

interrupt acknowledge signal (IACK)

11-13

interrupt control register (ICR)

5-24 to 5-38

bits

5-26

quick reference

A-8

interrupt flag register (IFR)

5-20 to 5-38

bits

’C203/C204

5-21

’C209

11-12

clearing interrupts

5-20

quick reference

A-6

interrupt latency

definition

F-12

description

5-30

interrupt mask register (IMR)

5-22 to 5-38

bits

’C203/C204

5-23

’C209

11-13

in interrupt acknowledgement process

5-19

quick reference

A-7

interrupt mode bit (INTM)

3-16

interrupt phases of operation

5-15

interrupt service routines (ISRs)

5-29

definition

F-12

ISRs within ISRs

5-30

saving and restoring context

5-29

INTM (interrupt mode bit)

3-16

effect on power-down mode

5-36

in interrupt acknowledgement process

5-19

INTR instruction

7-71

introduction

5-27

operand (K) values

’C203/C204

5-16

’C209

11-10

introduction

TMS320 devices

1-2

TMS320C2xx devices

1-5

IO0–IO3 (bits)

10-13

reading current logic level on pins

IO0–IO3

10-16

IO0–IO3 (pins)

10-15 to 10-17

IOSR (I/O status register)

detecting change on pins IO0–IO3

10-16

quick reference

A-14

reading current logic level on pins

IO0–IO3

10-16

IR (instruction register), definition

F-11

IS (I/O space select pin)

definition

4-3

shown in figure

4-26

ISR (interrupt service routine)

5-29 to 5-30

definition

F-12

ISRs within ISRs

5-30

saving and restoring context

5-29 to 5-30

ISWS bit(s)

’C203/C204

8-15

’C209

11-17

J

JTAG

E-16

JTAG emulator

buffered signals

E-10

connection to target system

E-1 to E-25

no signal buffering

E-10

K

key features of the ’C2x

1-6

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