7 pmon events, Table 496. event selection code summary, 1 null event – 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

757

PMON Unit—Intel

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413808 and 413812

16.5.7

PMON Events

PMON

events can be selected for any of the counters. Each event is defined by a

unique Event Selection Code (ESC) as defined below. For events which are duplicated

within 4138xx with duplicate units (ADMA, SAS ports, etc.) source select field is used to

select the unit the corresponding event is associated with. Event types are designated

by Type, Occurrence only (O), Duration only (D) or events that can be selected as

either (OD). Events must be used according to the defined type for proper operation.

Use of a Duration only event, as an Occurrence event, results in unpredictable

behavior.

16.5.7.1 Null Event

The Null Event is not an actual event. When used as an increment or decrement event,

no action takes place. When used as Command Trigger, it causes command to be

triggered immediately after command register is written to by software. The Command

Trigger Indicator status bit is NOT set when the Null Event is the Command Trigger. Also

called False Event.

Table 496. Event Selection Code Summary

ESC Range

Description

000-0FF

PMON

Counters Internal Events

• 000 = Null (False) Event

• 001 - 00F = Clock Domains

• 010 - 020 = Threshold Events

• 021 - 0FF = Reserved for

PMON

internal events

100-3FF

Reserved

400-4FF

DDR-II SDRAM Memory Controller

500-5FF

Reserved

600-67F

Reserved

680-6FF

PCI-X ATU

700-7FF

PCI Express ATU

800-87F

North Internal XSI Bus

880-8FF

South Internal XSI Bus

900-FFF

Reserved

Table 497. Intel

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413808 and 413812 I/O Controllers in TPER Mode PMON Clock Events

Event

Selection

Code

(Hex)

Event

Type Comment

000

Null Event

N/A Not an actual event

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