Intel CONTROLLERS 413808 User Manual

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Intel

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413808 and 413812 I/O Controllers in TPER Mode

October 2007

Developer’s Manual

Order Number: 317805-001US

657

SMBus Interface Unit—Intel

®

413808 and 413812

12.4.5

SMBus Controller ADDR1 Register Number — SM_ADDR1

This register should be programmed with the upper address bits (bits [11:8]) of the

Register Number of the desired configuration register for 4-KByte configuration space.

4138xx ignores bit [7:4] of this register. The Status Register should be checked to

make sure that there is not a command currently in progress, before writing to this

register. Writing to this register when the 'Busy' bit in the Status Register is asserted

has indeterminate effects. When accessing memory space, ADDR1 provides bits [15:8]

of the memory address offset.

12.4.6

SMBus Controller ADDR0 Register Number — SM_ADDR0

This register should be programmed with the lower address bits (bits [7:0]) of the

Register Number of the desired configuration register for 4-KByte configuration space.

The Status Register should be checked to make sure that there is not a command

currently in progress, before writing to this register. Writing to this register when the

'Busy' bit in the Status Register is asserted has indeterminate effects. When accessing

memory space, SM_ADDR0 provides bits [7:0] of the memory address offset.

Table 438. SMBus Controller ADDR1 Register Number — SM_ADDR1

Bit

Reset

Description

07:00

00H

Upper Number (UNUM): Indicates the upper 4 bits (bits [11:8] of the register number to access for

4-KByte configuration space. Bits [7:4] of this registers is ignored by 4138xx. For memory access, this

register provides bits [15:8] of the memory address offset.

Table 439. SMBus Controller ADDR0 Register Number — SM_ADDR0

Bit

Reset

Description

07:00

00H

Lower Number (LNUM): Indicates the lower 8 bits (bits [7:0] of the register number to access for

4-KByte configuration space. For memory access, this register provides bits [7:0] of the memory

address offset.

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