Part Number: TMS320C6678
Hi Champs,
2.6.1 Transmit and Receive Channel Context
A channel configuration (A or B) that is pending active also is write protected.
Could you let me know what "pending active" means?
Best regards,
Hitoshi
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Part Number: TMS320C6678
Hi Champs,
2.6.1 Transmit and Receive Channel Context
A channel configuration (A or B) that is pending active also is write protected.
Could you let me know what "pending active" means?
Best regards,
Hitoshi
Hi,
When a channel configuration (A or B) is active those configuration
registers are write protected. A channel configuration (A or B) that is pending active
also is write protected. Write accesses to the inactive configuration registers update the
inactive registers.
When the channel is disabled both bitmaps are inactive and can be modified. The least
significant bit of the CnID value determines which of the two channel bitmaps is made
pending and becomes active on the next superframe. A channel bitmap can be
designated as pending active at any time. When a bitmap becomes pending active, both
it and the active bitmap are protected until the pending active bitmap is made active
and the active bitmap is made inactive. Changes in the actual active assignment always
occur on a superframe.
Pending active means you will be active in the next superframe. What is current active will be inactive in the next superframe.
Regards, Eric