Intel 386 User Manual
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INDEX
operation,
9-4
–
9-16
overview,
9-1
programming,
9-15
–
9-32
considerations,
9-32
ICW1,
9-20
,
D-28
ICW1 register,
9-20
ICW2,
9-21
,
D-29
ICW2 register,
9-21
ICW3,
9-22
,
9-23
,
D-29
,
D-30
ICW3 register,
9-22
,
9-23
ICW4,
9-24
,
D-30
ICW4 register,
9-24
IERn, 11-27, D-32
IIRn, 11-28, D-33
INTCFG,
5-10
,
9-19
,
D-34
INTCFG register,
9-19
OCW1,
9-25
,
D-40
OCW1 register,
9-25
OCW2,
9-26
,
D-41
OCW2 register,
9-26
OCW3,
9-27
,
D-42
OCW3 register,
9-27
P3CFG register,
9-18
POLL,
9-28
,
D-49
POLL register,
9-28
register addresses,
4-16
,
4-17
,
D-2
,
D-3
registers,
9-15
–
9-17
signals,
9-5
spurious interrupts,
9-30
Interrupt priority,
9-6
–
9-8
Interrupt service routine,
6-23
Interrupts and exceptions, relative priority,
7-7
J
JTAG reset,
8-12
JTAG test-logic unit,
18-1
–
18-14
block diagram,
18-2
design considerations,
18-14
operation,
18-3
–
18-9
boundary-scan register,
18-9
bypass register,
18-8
identification code register,
18-8
instruction register,
18-7
test access port controller,
18-4
–
18-6
instructions,
18-7
–
18-8
state diagram,
18-6
overview,
18-1
–
18-2
Resetting upon power-up,
18-3
testing,
18-10
–
18-11
bypassing devices on a board,
18-10
disabling the output drivers,
18-11
identifying the device,
18-10
sampling device operation and preloading
data,
18-10
testing the interconnections,
18-10
timing information,
18-12
–
18-13
L
Literature,
1-8
Literature, ordering,
1-5
,
1-8
LOCK#,
6-34
–
6-35
lockout sequence,
17-4
M
Manual contents, summary,
1-1
–
1-2
Measurements, defined,
1-3
Misaligned data transfers,
6-9
Mode,
12-22
N
Naming conventions,
1-3
–
1-4
Non-page mode,
15-13
Nonspecific EOI command,
9-14
Notational conventions,
1-3
–
1-4
Numbers, conventions,
1-3
O
Operand alignment
aligned,
6-9
misaligned,
6-9
Operating mode,
9-8
P
Page mode,
15-12
Paging Unit,
3-4
,
3-5
PC/AT Address, defined,
1-4
PC/AT system architecture, departures from,
B-1
Performance,
2-1
Peripherals, internal
configuring,
5-3
–
5-37
DOS compatible,
4-2
embedded application-specific,
4-2