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10.2.2 Internal M2P/P2M Channel Register Map

The DMA Memory Map above includes the base address mapping for the channel registers
for each of the 10 M2P/P2M channels that are shown in the following table, the Internal
M2P/P2M Channel Register Map. This mapping is common for each channel thus offset
addresses from the bases in

Table 10-3

are shown in

Table 10-4

.

Note:See

Table 10-3

for Channel Base Addresses

Note:* - write this location once to clear the interrupt (see Interrupt register description

for which bits this rule applies to).

0x8000_0340 -> 0x8000_037C

M2P Channel 8 Registers (Tx)

0x8000_0340

0x8000_0380

DMA Channel Arbitration

register

0x8000_03C0

DMA Global Interrupt register

0x8000_03C4 -> 0x8000_FFFC

Not Used

0x8000_03C4

Table 10-4. Internal M2P/P2M Channel Register Map

Offset

Register

Name

Access

Bits

Reset Value

Channel Base Address + 0x0000

“CONTROL”

R/W

6 0

Channel Base Address + 0x0004

“INTERRUPT”

R/W TC *

3

0

Channel Base Address + 0x0008

“PPALLOC”

R/W

4

Channel dependant

(see register description)

Channel Base Address + 0x000C

“STATUS”

RO

8

0

Channel Base Address + 0x0010

Reserved

Channel Base Address + 0x0014

“REMAIN”

RO

16

0

Channel Base Address + 0x0018

Reserved

Channel Base Address + 0x001C

Reserved

Channel Base Address + 0x0020

“MAXCNTx”

R/W

16

0

Channel Base Address + 0x0024

“BASEx”

R/W

32

0

Channel Base Address + 0x0028

“CURRENTx”

RO

32

0

Channel Base Address + 0x002C

Reserved

Channel Base Address + 0x0030

“MAXCNTx”

R/W

16

0

Channel Base Address + 0x0034

“BASEx”

R/W

32

0

Channel Base Address + 0x0038

“CURRENTx”

RO

32

0

Channel Base Address + 0x003C

Reserved

Table 10-3. DMA Memory Map

ARM920T Address

Description

Channel Base Address

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