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AM625: DMSS Ring Accelerator Mapping

Part Number: AM625

The text below is from SPRUIV7 – MAY 2022. Please provide the missing table of ring Accelerator mapping indicated below, or confirm that the mapping ranges do not apply to the AM625

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11.2.1.3.1.1 DMSS Interrupt Description


This section describes the interrupt-related information that flows within DMSS and how this information is
configured or generated.
1. Ring Number (R#)
• Data is read from and written to a specific Ring Accelerator ring using direct ring-mode, or secure proxy
access
• The Ring Accelerator has specific ring number ranges for specific purposes. The R# must match
the intended purpose of the ring (see Table 10-578, RINGACC Ring Mapping) <Section under
development: no ring mapping section in spec, need to confirm if it exists in a different place
or just discard this sentence>

  • Hello,

    Thanks for the query. 

    I will look into it and update you.

    Regards

    Rajashri

  • Hello Grat Griffin, 

    Please refer below the ring mapping 

    For bcdma the ring mapping is:

    Chan type

    Ring map

    AM62

    Block Copy (tx/rx pair)

    0:(block copy channel count-1)

    0:31

    TX

    Block copy channel count : (block copy channel count + tx channel count -1)

    32:53

    RX

    (Block copy channel count + tx channel count ) : (block copy channel count + tx channel count + rx channel count -1)

    54:75

    Please le me know if there is any additional information that you are looking for..

    Regards,

    Sreenivasa

  • Hello Grat Griffin, 

    I have not heard from you and closing the thread.

    Regards,

    Sreenivasa

  • I have since queried the DMASS0_BCDMA_0_CAP2 register which yielded the following count values: block copy count = 32, tx channel count = 22, rx channel count = 28. In the notation above, that implies the numbering of 0:31, 32:59, and 60:81, respectively.

    Please help me reconcile the difference between your information and mine. I am inclined to use what the device actually reports, and assume there is some error in the table above. Do you agree?

  • Also, the reset values listed in Table 11-278 for the CAP2 register are each larger than the corresponding bit field can contain, and are inconsistent with both your information above and mine. Please provide the correct reset values.

  • Hello Grat Griffin,

    Thank you for the inputs. Let me review the inputs internally and update you.

    Regards,

    Sreenivasa

  • Hello Grat Griffin,

    Thank you for the  inputs on the TRM error  and the channel counts.

    Please refer below. We will work on making the required updates to the TRM. 

    Chan type

    Ring map

    AM62

     AM62

    Block Copy (tx/rx pair)

    0:(block copy channel count-1)

    0:31

    0:(32-1)

    0:31

    TX

    Block copy channel count : (block copy channel count + tx channel count -1)

    32:53

    (32):(32+22-1)

    32:53

    RX

    (Block copy channel count + tx channel count ) : (block copy channel count + tx channel count + rx channel count -1)

    54:75

    (32+22):(32+22+28-1)

    54:81

    CAP2 (Capabilities Register 2), (0x28)

    The Capabilities Register 2 specifies how many resources this BCDMA instance supports.

     

    Bit

    Name

    Type

    Reset

    Description

    31:27

    reserved

    r

    0x0

    Reserved

    26:18

    rchan_cnt

    r

    0x1c

    Rx split channel count

    17:9

    tchan_cnt

    r

    0x16

    Tx split channel count

    8:0

    chan_cnt

    r

    0x20

    BC channel count

    Regards,

    Sreenivasa