GICP3_IRQ_STATUS (LPD_SLCR) Register Description
Register Name | GICP3_IRQ_STATUS |
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Offset Address | 0x000000803C |
Absolute Address | 0x00FF41803C (LPD_SLCR) |
Width | 32 |
Type | wtcReadable, write a 1 to clear |
Reset Value | 0x00000000 |
Description | Interrupt Status Register for intrN. This is a sticky register that holds the value of the interrupt until cleared by a value of 1. |
GICP3_IRQ_STATUS (LPD_SLCR) Register Bit-Field Summary
Field Name | Bits | Type | Reset Value | Description |
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src31 | 31 | wtcReadable, write a 1 to clear | 0x0 | FPD DMA interrupt for channel 3 |
src30 | 30 | wtcReadable, write a 1 to clear | 0x0 | FPD DMA interrupt for channel 2 |
src29 | 29 | wtcReadable, write a 1 to clear | 0x0 | FPD DMA interrupt for channel 1 |
src28 | 28 | wtcReadable, write a 1 to clear | 0x0 | FPD DMA interrupt for channel 0 (GDMA) |
src27 | 27 | wtcReadable, write a 1 to clear | 0x0 | APM_FPD: Ord of all APMs for FPD |
src26 | 26 | wtcReadable, write a 1 to clear | 0x0 | DPDMA interrupt |
src25 | 25 | wtcReadable, write a 1 to clear | 0x0 | ATB interrupt for FPD |
src24 | 24 | wtcReadable, write a 1 to clear | 0x0 | FPD_APB_INT: ORd of all APB interrupts from LPD |
src23 | 23 | wtcReadable, write a 1 to clear | 0x0 | Display port general purpose interrupt |
src22 | 22 | wtcReadable, write a 1 to clear | 0x0 | PCIE misc (error etc) interrupts |
src21 | 21 | wtcReadable, write a 1 to clear | 0x0 | PCIE Bridge DMA interrupts |
src20 | 20 | wtcReadable, write a 1 to clear | 0x0 | PCIE legacy (INTA/BC/D) interrupts |
src19 | 19 | wtcReadable, write a 1 to clear | 0x0 | PCIE_MSI[1]=PCIe interrupt for MSI vectors 63 to 32 |
src18 | 18 | wtcReadable, write a 1 to clear | 0x0 | PCIE_MSI[0]=PCIe interrupt for MSI vectors 31 to 0 |
src17 | 17 | wtcReadable, write a 1 to clear | 0x0 | FPD Top Level Watch Dog Timer Interrupt. This is Edge trigger interrupt and Interrupt pulse width case be prograbble window from 40ns to 320ns. This signal synchronized using double-flops; due to this method of synchronization, the duration of the narrowest 'pulse' must be accounted for. |
src16 | 16 | wtcReadable, write a 1 to clear | 0x0 | DDR controller subsystem interrupt |
src15 | 15 | wtcReadable, write a 1 to clear | 0x0 | Bit 7 of PL_PS IRQ1. This signal synchronized using double-flops; due to this method of synchronization, the duration of the narrowest 'pulse' must be accounted for. |
src14 | 14 | wtcReadable, write a 1 to clear | 0x0 | Bit 6 of PL_PS IRQ1. This signal synchronized using double-flops; due to this method of synchronization, the duration of the narrowest 'pulse' must be accounted for. |
src13 | 13 | wtcReadable, write a 1 to clear | 0x0 | Bit 5 of PL_PS IRQ1. This signal synchronized using double-flops; due to this method of synchronization, the duration of the narrowest 'pulse' must be accounted for. |
src12 | 12 | wtcReadable, write a 1 to clear | 0x0 | Bit 4 of PL_PS IRQ1. This signal synchronized using double-flops; due to this method of synchronization, the duration of the narrowest 'pulse' must be accounted for. |
src11 | 11 | wtcReadable, write a 1 to clear | 0x0 | Bit 3 of PL_PS IRQ1. This signal synchronized using double-flops; due to this method of synchronization, the duration of the narrowest 'pulse' must be accounted for. |
src10 | 10 | wtcReadable, write a 1 to clear | 0x0 | Bit 2 of PL_PS IRQ1. This signal synchronized using double-flops; due to this method of synchronization, the duration of the narrowest 'pulse' must be accounted for. |
src9 | 9 | wtcReadable, write a 1 to clear | 0x0 | Bit 1 of PL_PS IRQ1. This signal synchronized using double-flops; due to this method of synchronization, the duration of the narrowest 'pulse' must be accounted for. |
src8 | 8 | wtcReadable, write a 1 to clear | 0x0 | Bit 0 of PL_PS IRQ1. This signal synchronized using double-flops; due to this method of synchronization, the duration of the narrowest 'pulse' must be accounted for. |
src0 | 0 | wtcReadable, write a 1 to clear | 0x0 | Bit 7 of PL_PS IRQ0. This signal synchronized using double-flops; due to this method of synchronization, the duration of the narrowest 'pulse' must be accounted for. |