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MAILBOX






























Introduction

Mailbox provides CA7 and ARM926 to transfer data to each other through RGST and Interrupt. Both directions support the first type of communication (Remote Function Call) and the second type of communication (Latency Sensitive).
On the RGST, two Register Groups are planned for data transfer in CA7 -> ARM926 and ARM926 -> CA7.

  •  Group 258: Provided CA7 -> ARM926 transfer data usage.
  •  Group 259: Provided ARM926 -> CA7 transfer data usage.


Function Diagram

A generalized function diagram of MailBox is shown in Figure 29-1.

Figure 29-1 MailBox Functional Blocks
First Function Communication (Remote Function Call)

  •  CA7 continuously writes data to Group 258 (there are 20*32-bit registers in total), and is triggered by software operate Interrupt and notify ARM926.
  •  ARM926 continuously writes data to Group 259 (there are 20*32-bit registers in total), triggered by software operate Interrupt and notify CA7.

The second type of communication (Latency Sensitive)

  •  CA7 will write data to Group 258 then trigger Interrupt to notify ARM926 that only 32-bit transmission is supported at a time.
  •  ARM926 writes data to Group 259 then triggers Interrupt notification CA7, which only supports 32-bit transmission at a time.

Firmware Architecture

CA7 read status before write information / ARM926 read status before read information

  • CA7 writes the information to be exchanged into G258.4~31, but before writing, read G258.1[31:4] first, and confirm that the Register Status corresponding to each register is unlocked before it can be written. It indicate that register data has been read by ARM926, can be written to overwrite; but if it is forced to write register with register status of 1, the MailBox is processed by overwriting the previous data. This part should be noted in use. At the same time, Mailbox will pull the corresponding bit of the register to be written in G258.2[31:4] to 1 as the record of transaction overwrite flag.
  • Finally, according to the first type of communication or the second type of communication to trigger the corresponding interrupt, notify ARM926 to read G258.4~31. The first type of communication before ARM926 read G258.4~23, read G258.1 at first. Only the register corresponding to Register Status is 1 can be read. The second type of communication will first read the corresponding bit of G258.1 according to the interrupt, to confirm that Register Status is 1, and then read from the corresponding register.



Figure 29-2 MailBox Firmware Architecture1
ARM926 read status before write information / CA7 read status before read information

  • ARM926 writes the information to be exchanged into G259.4~31, but before writing, read G259.1[31:4] first, and confirm that the Register Status corresponding to each register is unlock. It indicates that register data has been read by CA7 and can be overwritten by the overlay. However, if the register with Register Status is 1 is forcibly written, the processing of MailBox is to overwrite the previous data. This part should be noted in use. At the same time, Mailbox will pull the corresponding bit of the register to be written in G259.2[31:4] to 1 as the record of transaction overwrite flag.
  • Finally, trigger the corresponding interrupt according to the first type of communication or the second type of communication, and notify CA7 to read G259.4~31. The first type of communication should be before CA7 read G259.4~23, read G259.1 at first. Only read the register corresponding to Register Status is 1. The second type of communication will first read the corresponding bit of G259.1 according to the interrupt, to confirm the Register Status is 1, then read from the corresponding register.



Figure 29-3 MailBox Firmware Architecture2

Registers Map

Registers Memory Map


Address

Group No.

Register Name

Register Description

0x9C008100

G258.0

Mbox_cpub_int_trigger

Trigger CPUB_INT

0x9C008104

G258.1

Mbox0_writelock_flag

Monitor the writelock status of mailbox0

0x9C008108

G258.2

Mbox0_overwrite_flag

Monitor the overwrite status of mailbox0

0x9C00810C

G258.3

RESERVED

 

0x9C008110

G258.4

Mbox0_normal_trans[0]

Normal data transfer from CPUA to CPUB

~~

~~

~~

~~

0x9C00815C

G258.23

Mbox0_normal_trans[19]

Normal data transfer from CPUA to CPUB

0x9C008160

G258.24

Mbox0_direct_trans[0]

Direct data transfer from CPUA to CPUB

~~

~~

~~

~~

0x9C00817C

G258.31

Mbox0_direct_trans[7]

Direct data transfer from CPUA to CPUB


Address

Group No.

Register Name

Register Description

0x9C008180

G259.0

Mbox_cpua_int_trigger

Trigger CPUA_INT

0x9C008184

G259.1

Mbox1_writelock_flag

Monitor the writelock status of mailbox1

0x9C008188

G259.2

Mbox1_overwrite_flag

Monitor the overwrite status of mailbox1

0x9C00818C

G259.3

RESERVED

 

0x9C008190

G259.4

Mbox1_normal_trans[0]

Normal data transfer from CPUB to CPUA

~~

~~

~~

~~

0x9C0081DC

G259.23

Mbox1_normal_trans[19]

Normal data transfer from CPUB to CPUA

0x9C0081E0

G259.24

Mbox1_direct_trans[0]

Direct data transfer from CPUB to CPUA

~~

~~

~~

~~

0x9C0081FC

G259.31

Mbox1_direct_trans[7]

Direct data transfer from CPUB to CPUA


Registers Description

Group 258 Mailbox CPUA to CPUB

258.0 Trigger CPUB_INT (mbox_cpub_int_trigger)
Address:0x9C008100
Reset: 0x0000 0000

Field Name

Bit

Access

Description

Reserved

31:1

RO

Reserved bits
Not used

CPUB_INT

0

RW

Trigger CPUB_INT
0 : pointless
1: Trigger CPUB_INT to CPUB



258.1 Mailbox0 Writelock Flag Monitor (mbox0_writelock_flag)

Address:

0x9C008104

 

 

 

Reset:

0x0000 0000

 

 

 

Field Name

 

Bit

Access

Description

mbox0_direct_writelock07


mbox0_direct_writelock06


mbox0_direct_writelock05


mbox0_direct_writelock04


mbox0_direct_writelock03


mbox0_direct_writelock02


mbox0_direct_writelock01


mbox0_direct_writelock00

 

31







30







29







28







27







26







25







24

RW


RW


RW


RW


RW


RW


RW


RW

Monitor the writelock status of direct_reg07
When CPUA write direct_reg07, it will be locked until CPUB read this register
0: unlock
1: lock


Monitor the writelock status of direct_reg06
When CPUA write direct_reg06, it will be locked until CPUB read this register
0: unlock
1: lock


Monitor the writelock status of direct_reg05
When CPUA write direct_reg05, it will be locked until CPUB read this register
0: unlock
1: lock


Monitor the writelock status of direct_reg04
When CPUA write direct_reg04, it will be locked until CPUB read this register
0: unlock
1: lock

Monitor the writelock status of direct_reg03
When CPUA write direct_reg03, it will be locked until CPUB read this register
0: unlock
1: lock


Monitor the writelock status of direct_reg02
When CPUA write direct_reg02, it will be locked until CPUB read this register
0: unlock
1: lock


Monitor the writelock status of direct_reg01
When CPUA write direct_reg01, it will be locked until CPUB read this register
0: unlock
1: lock


Monitor the writelock status of direct_reg00
When CPUA write direct_reg00, it will be locked until CPUB read this register
0: unlock
1: lock

mbox0_ normal _writelock19


mbox0_ normal _writelock18


mbox0_ normal _writelock17


mbox0_ normal _writelock16


mbox0_ normal _writelock15


mbox0_ normal _writelock14


mbox0_ normal _writelock13


mbox0_ normal _writelock12

 

23







22







21







20







19







18







17







16

RW


RW


RW


RW


RW


RW


RW


RW

Monitor the writelock status of normal_reg19
When CPUA write normal_reg19, it will be locked until CPUB read this register
0: unlock
1: lock


Monitor the writelock status of normal _reg18
When CPUA write normal _reg18, it will be locked until CPUB read this register
0: unlock
1: lock


Monitor the writelock status of normal _reg17
When CPUA write normal _reg17, it will be locked until CPUB read this register
0: unlock
1: lock


Monitor the writelock status of normal _reg16
When CPUA write normal _reg16, it will be locked until CPUB read this register
0: unlock
1: lock

Monitor the writelock status of normal _reg15
When CPUA write normal _reg15, it will be locked until CPUB read this register
0: unlock
1: lock


Monitor the writelock status of normal _reg14
When CPUA write normal _reg14, it will be locked until CPUB read this register
0: unlock
1: lock


Monitor the writelock status of normal _reg13
When CPUA write normal _reg13, it will be locked until CPUB read this register
0: unlock
1: lock


Monitor the writelock status of normal _reg12
When CPUA write normal _reg12, it will be locked until CPUB read this register
0: unlock
1: lock

mbox0_ normal _writelock11


mbox0_ normal _writelock10


mbox0_ normal _writelock09


mbox0_ normal _writelock08


mbox0_ normal _writelock07


mbox0_ normal _writelock06


mbox0_ normal _writelock05


mbox0_ normal _writelock04

 

15





14





13





12





11





10






9





8

RW


RW


RW


RW


RW


RW


RW


RW

Monitor the writelock status of normal_reg11
When CPUA write normal_reg11, it will be locked until CPUB read this register
0: unlock
1: lock

Monitor the writelock status of normal _reg10
When CPUA write normal _reg10, it will be locked until CPUB read this register
0: unlock
1: lock


Monitor the writelock status of normal _reg09
When CPUA write normal _reg09, it will be locked until CPUB read this register
0: unlock
1: lock

Monitor the writelock status of normal _reg08
When CPUA write normal _reg08, it will be locked until CPUB read this register
0: unlock
1: lock

Monitor the writelock status of normal _reg07
When CPUA write normal _reg07, it will be locked until CPUB read this register
0: unlock
1: lock


Monitor the writelock status of normal _reg06
When CPUA write normal _reg06, it will be locked until CPUB read this register
0: unlock
1: lock

Monitor the writelock status of normal _reg05
When CPUA write normal _reg05, it will be locked until CPUB read this register
0: unlock
1: lock

Monitor the writelock status of normal _reg04
When CPUA write normal _reg04, it will be locked until CPUB read this register
0: unlock
1: lock

mbox0_ normal _writelock03


mbox0_ normal _writelock02


mbox0_ normal _writelock01


mbox0_ normal _writelock00


Reserved


 

7





6





5





4





3:0





RW


RW


RW


RW


RW

Monitor the writelock status of normal_reg03
When CPUA write normal_reg03, it will be locked until CPUB read this register
0: unlock
1: lock

Monitor the writelock status of normal _reg02
When CPUA write normal _reg02, it will be locked until CPUB read this register
0: unlock
1: lock


Monitor the writelock status of normal _reg01
When CPUA write normal _reg01, it will be locked until CPUB read this register
0: unlock
1: lock

Monitor the writelock status of normal _reg00
When CPUA write normal _reg00, it will be locked until CPUB read this register
0: unlock
1: lock

Reserved bits
Not used



258.2 Mailbox0 Overwrite Flag Monitor (mbox0_overwrite_flag)

Address:

0x9C008104

 

 

 

Reset:

0x0000 0000

 

 

 

Field Name

 

Bit

Access

Description

mbox0_direct_overwrite07


mbox0_direct_ overwrite 06


mbox0_direct_ overwrite 05


mbox0_direct_ overwrite 04


mbox0_direct_ overwrite 03


mbox0_direct_ overwrite 02


mbox0_direct_ overwrite 01


mbox0_direct_ overwrite 00

 

31







30







29







28







27







26







25







24

RW


RW


RW


RW


RW


RW


RW


RW

Monitor the overwrite status of direct_reg07
Assert this bit, when CPUA write direct_reg07, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten


Monitor the overwrite status of direct_reg06
Assert this bit, when CPUA write direct_reg06, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten


Monitor the overwrite status of direct_reg05
Assert this bit, when CPUA write direct_reg05, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten


Monitor the overwrite status of direct_reg04
Assert this bit, when CPUA write direct_reg04, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten

Monitor the overwrite status of direct_reg03
Assert this bit, when CPUA write direct_reg03, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten


Monitor the overwrite status of direct_reg02
Assert this bit, when CPUA write direct_reg02, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten


Monitor the overwrite status of direct_reg01
Assert this bit, when CPUA write direct_reg01, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten


Monitor the overwrite status of direct_reg00
Assert this bit, when CPUA write direct_reg00, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten

mbox0_ normal _overwrite19


mbox0_ normal _ overwrite18


mbox0_ normal _ overwrite17


mbox0_ normal _ overwrite16


mbox0_ normal _ overwrite15


mbox0_ normal _ overwrite 4


mbox0_ normal _ overwrite13


mbox0_ normal _ overwrite12

 

23







22







21







20







19







18







17







16

RW


RW


RW


RW


RW


RW


RW


RW

Monitor the overwrite status of normal_reg19
Assert this bit, when CPUA write normal_reg19, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten


Monitor the overwrite status of normal _reg18
Assert this bit, when CPUA write normal_reg18, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten

Monitor the overwrite status of normal _reg17
Assert this bit, when CPUA write normal_reg17, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten


Monitor the overwrite status of normal _reg16
Assert this bit, when CPUA write normal_reg16, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten


Monitor the overwrite status of normal _reg15
Assert this bit, when CPUA write normal_reg15, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten

Monitor the overwrite status of normal _reg14
Assert this bit, when CPUA write normal_reg14, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten



Monitor the overwrite status of normal _reg13
Assert this bit, when CPUA write normal_reg13, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten

Monitor the overwrite status of normal _reg12
Assert this bit, when CPUA write normal_reg12, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten

mbox0_ normal _ overwrite11


mbox0_ normal _ overwrite10


mbox0_ normal _ overwrite09


mbox0_ normal _ overwrite08


mbox0_ normal _ overwrite07


mbox0_ normal _ overwrite06


mbox0_ normal _ overwrite05


mbox0_ normal _ overwrite04

 

15





14





13





12





11





10






9





8

RW


RW


RW


RW


RW


RW


RW


RW

Monitor the overwrite status of normal_reg11
Assert this bit, when CPUA write normal_reg11, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten

Monitor the overwrite status of normal _reg10
Assert this bit, when CPUA write normal_reg10, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten


Monitor the overwrite status of normal _reg09
Assert this bit, when CPUA write normal_reg09, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten

Monitor the overwrite status of normal _reg08
Assert this bit, when CPUA write normal_reg08, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten

Monitor the overwrite status of normal _reg07
Assert this bit, when CPUA write normal_reg07, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten


Monitor the overwrite status of normal _reg06
Assert this bit, when CPUA write normal_reg06, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten

Monitor the overwrite status of normal _reg05
Assert this bit, when CPUA write normal_reg05, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten

Monitor the overwrite status of normal _reg04
Assert this bit, when CPUA write normal_reg04, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten

mbox0_ normal _ overwrite03


mbox0_ normal _ overwrite02


mbox0_ normal _ overwrite01


mbox0_ normal _ overwrite00


Reserved


 

7





6





5





4





3:0





RW


RW


RW


RW


RW

Monitor the overwrite status of normal_reg03
Assert this bit, when CPUA write normal_reg03, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten

Monitor the overwrite status of normal _reg02
Assert this bit, when CPUA write normal_reg02, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten


Monitor the overwrite status of normal _reg01
Assert this bit, when CPUA write normal_reg01, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten

Monitor the overwrite status of normal _reg00
Assert this bit, when CPUA write normal_reg00, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten

Reserved bits
Not used










258.3 Reserved (reserved)
Address:0x9C00810C
Reset: 0x0000 0000

Field Name

Bit

Access

Description

Reserved

31:0

RO

Reserved bits
Not used

 

 

 

 



258.4 Normal transaction00 from CPUA to CPUB (mbox0_normal_trans[0])
Address:0x9C008110
Reset: 0x0000 0000

Field Name

Bit

Access

Description

mbox0_normal_reg00

31:0

RW

Be used to transfer data from CPUA to CPUB by normal transaction
Need to write mbox_cpub_int_trigger[0] to trigger CPUB_INT

 

 

 

 



258.5~258.23 map to normal transaction01~19, register define is same to 258.4
258.24 Direct transaction00 from CPUA to CPUB (mbox0_direct_trans[0])
Address:0x9C008160
Reset: 0x0000 0000

Field Name

Bit

Access

Description

mbox0_direct_reg00

31:0

RW

Be used to transfer data from CPUA to CPUB by direct transaction
If write this reg, CPUB_DIRECT_INT0 will be auto trigger

 

 

 

 


258.25~258.31 map to direct transaction01~07, register define is same to 258.24
Group 259 Mailbox CPUB to CPUA

259.0 Trigger CPUA_INT (mbox_cpua_int_trigger)
Address:0x9C008180
Reset: 0x0000 0000

Field Name

Bit

Access

Description

Reserved

31:1

RO

Reserved bits
Not used

CPUA_INT

0

RW

Trigger CPUA_INT
0 : pointless
1: Trigger CPUA_INT to CPUA



259.1 Mailbox1 Writelock Flag Monitor (mbox1_writelock_flag)

Address:

0x9C008104

 

 

 

Reset:

0x0000 0000

 

 

 

Field Name

 

Bit

Access

Description

mbox1_direct_writelock07


mbox1_direct_writelock06


mbox1_direct_writelock05


mbox1_direct_writelock04


mbox1_direct_writelock03


mbox1_direct_writelock02


mbox1_direct_writelock01


mbox1_direct_writelock00

 

31







30







29







28







27







26







25







24

RW


RW


RW


RW


RW


RW


RW


RW

Monitor the writelock status of direct_reg07
When CPUB write direct_reg07, it will be locked until CPUA read this register
0: unlock
1: lock


Monitor the writelock status of direct_reg06
When CPUB write direct_reg06, it will be locked until CPUA read this register
0: unlock
1: lock


Monitor the writelock status of direct_reg05
When CPUB write direct_reg05, it will be locked until CPUA read this register
0: unlock
1: lock


Monitor the writelock status of direct_reg04
When CPUB write direct_reg04, it will be locked until CPUA read this register
0: unlock
1: lock

Monitor the writelock status of direct_reg03
When CPUB write direct_reg03, it will be locked until CPUA read this register
0: unlock
1: lock


Monitor the writelock status of direct_reg02
When CPUB write direct_reg02, it will be locked until CPUA read this register
0: unlock
1: lock


Monitor the writelock status of direct_reg01
When CPUB write direct_reg01, it will be locked until CPUA read this register
0: unlock
1: lock


Monitor the writelock status of direct_reg00
When CPUB write direct_reg00, it will be locked until CPUA read this register
0: unlock
1: lock

mbox1_ normal _writelock19


mbox1_ normal _writelock18


mbox1_ normal _writelock17


mbox1_ normal _writelock16


mbox1_ normal _writelock15


mbox1_ normal _writelock14


mbox1_ normal _writelock13


mbox1_ normal _writelock12

 

23







22







21







20







19







18







17







16

RW


RW


RW


RW


RW


RW


RW


RW

Monitor the writelock status of normal_reg19
When CPUB write normal_reg19, it will be locked until CPUA read this register
0: unlock
1: lock


Monitor the writelock status of normal _reg18
When CPUB write normal _reg18, it will be locked until CPUA read this register
0: unlock
1: lock


Monitor the writelock status of normal _reg17
When CPUB write normal _reg17, it will be locked until CPUA read this register
0: unlock
1: lock


Monitor the writelock status of normal _reg16
When CPUB write normal _reg16, it will be locked until CPUA read this register
0: unlock
1: lock

Monitor the writelock status of normal _reg15
When CPUB write normal _reg15, it will be locked until CPUA read this register
0: unlock
1: lock


Monitor the writelock status of normal _reg14
When CPUB write normal _reg14, it will be locked until CPUA read this register
0: unlock
1: lock


Monitor the writelock status of normal _reg13
When CPUB write normal _reg13, it will be locked until CPUA read this register
0: unlock
1: lock


Monitor the writelock status of normal _reg12
When CPUB write normal _reg12, it will be locked until CPUA read this register
0: unlock
1: lock

mbox1_ normal _writelock11


mbox1_ normal _writelock10


mbox1_ normal _writelock09


mbox1_ normal _writelock08


mbox1_ normal _writelock07


mbox1_ normal _writelock06


mbox1_ normal _writelock05


mbox1_ normal _writelock04

 

15





14





13





12





11





10






9





8

RW


RW


RW


RW


RW


RW


RW


RW

Monitor the writelock status of normal_reg11
When CPUB write normal_reg11, it will be locked until CPUA read this register
0: unlock
1: lock

Monitor the writelock status of normal _reg10
When CPUB write normal _reg10, it will be locked until CPUA read this register
0: unlock
1: lock


Monitor the writelock status of normal _reg09
When CPUB write normal _reg09, it will be locked until CPUA read this register
0: unlock
1: lock

Monitor the writelock status of normal _reg08
When CPUB write normal _reg08, it will be locked until CPUA read this register
0: unlock
1: lock

Monitor the writelock status of normal _reg07
When CPUB write normal _reg07, it will be locked until CPUA read this register
0: unlock
1: lock


Monitor the writelock status of normal _reg06
When CPUB write normal _reg06, it will be locked until CPUA read this register
0: unlock
1: lock

Monitor the writelock status of normal _reg05
When CPUB write normal _reg05, it will be locked until CPUA read this register
0: unlock
1: lock

Monitor the writelock status of normal _reg04
When CPUB write normal _reg04, it will be locked until CPUA read this register
0: unlock
1: lock

mbox1_ normal _writelock03


mbox1_ normal _writelock02


mbox1_ normal _writelock01


mbox1_ normal _writelock00


Reserved


 

7





6





5





4





3:0





RW


RW


RW


RW


RW

Monitor the writelock status of normal_reg03
When CPUB write normal_reg03, it will be locked until CPUA read this register
0: unlock
1: lock

Monitor the writelock status of normal _reg02
When CPUB write normal _reg02, it will be locked until CPUA read this register
0: unlock
1: lock


Monitor the writelock status of normal _reg01
When CPUB write normal _reg01, it will be locked until CPUA read this register
0: unlock
1: lock

Monitor the writelock status of normal _reg00
When CPUB write normal _reg00, it will be locked until CPUA read this register
0: unlock
1: lock

Reserved bits
Not used



259.2 Mailbox1 Overwrite Flag Monitor (mbox1_overwrite_flag)

Address:

0x9C008104

 

 

 

Reset:

0x0000 0000

 

 

 

Field Name

 

Bit

Access

Description

mbox1_direct_overwrite07


mbox1_direct_ overwrite 06


mbox1_direct_ overwrite 05


mbox1_direct_ overwrite 04


mbox1_direct_ overwrite 03


mbox1_direct_ overwrite 02


mbox1_direct_ overwrite 01


mbox1_direct_ overwrite 00

 

31







30







29







28







27







26







25







24

RW


RW


RW


RW


RW


RW


RW


RW

Monitor the overwrite status of direct_reg07
Assert this bit, when CPUB write direct_reg07, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten


Monitor the overwrite status of direct_reg06
Assert this bit, when CPUB write direct_reg06, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten


Monitor the overwrite status of direct_reg05
Assert this bit, when CPUB write direct_reg05, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten


Monitor the overwrite status of direct_reg04
Assert this bit, when CPUB write direct_reg04, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten

Monitor the overwrite status of direct_reg03
Assert this bit, when CPUB write direct_reg03, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten


Monitor the overwrite status of direct_reg02
Assert this bit, when CPUB write direct_reg02, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten


Monitor the overwrite status of direct_reg01
Assert this bit, when CPUB write direct_reg01, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten


Monitor the overwrite status of direct_reg00
Assert this bit, when CPUBwrite direct_reg00, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten

mbox1_ normal _overwrite19


mbox1_ normal _ overwrite18


mbox1_ normal _ overwrite17


mbox1_ normal _ overwrite16


mbox1_ normal _ overwrite15


mbox1_ normal _ overwrite 4


mbox1_ normal _ overwrite13


mbox1_ normal _ overwrite12

 

23







22







21







20







19







18







17







16

RW


RW


RW


RW


RW


RW


RW


RW

Monitor the overwrite status of normal_reg19
Assert this bit, when CPUB write normal_reg19, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten


Monitor the overwrite status of normal _reg18
Assert this bit, when CPUB write normal_reg18, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten

Monitor the overwrite status of normal _reg17
Assert this bit, when CPUB write normal_reg17, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten


Monitor the overwrite status of normal _reg16
Assert this bit, when CPUB write normal_reg16, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten


Monitor the overwrite status of normal _reg15
Assert this bit, when CPUB write normal_reg15, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten

Monitor the overwrite status of normal _reg14
Assert this bit, when CPUB write normal_reg14, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten



Monitor the overwrite status of normal _reg13
Assert this bit, when CPUB write normal_reg13, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten

Monitor the overwrite status of normal _reg12
Assert this bit, when CPUB write normal_reg12, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten

mbox1_ normal _ overwrite11


mbox1_ normal _ overwrite10


mbox1_ normal _ overwrite09


mbox1_ normal _ overwrite08


mbox1_ normal _ overwrite07


mbox1_ normal _ overwrite06


mbox1_ normal _ overwrite05


mbox1_ normal _ overwrite04

 

15





14





13





12





11





10






9





8

RW


RW


RW


RW


RW


RW


RW


RW

Monitor the overwrite status of normal_reg11
Assert this bit, when CPUB write normal_reg11, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten

Monitor the overwrite status of normal _reg10
Assert this bit, when CPUB write normal_reg10, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten


Monitor the overwrite status of normal _reg09
Assert this bit, when CPUB write normal_reg09, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten

Monitor the overwrite status of normal _reg08
Assert this bit, when CPUB write normal_reg08, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten

Monitor the overwrite status of normal _reg07
Assert this bit, when CPUB write normal_reg07, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten


Monitor the overwrite status of normal _reg06
Assert this bit, when CPUB write normal_reg06, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten

Monitor the overwrite status of normal _reg05
Assert this bit, when CPUB write normal_reg05, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten

Monitor the overwrite status of normal _reg04
Assert this bit, when CPUB write normal_reg04, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten

mbox1_ normal _ overwrite03


mbox1_ normal _ overwrite02


mbox1_ normal _ overwrite01


mbox1_ normal _ overwrite00


Reserved


 

7





6





5





4





3:0





RW


RW


RW


RW


RW

Monitor the overwrite status of normal_reg03
Assert this bit, when CPUB write normal_reg03, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten

Monitor the overwrite status of normal _reg02
Assert this bit, when CPUB write normal_reg02, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten


Monitor the overwrite status of normal _reg01
Assert this bit, when CPUB write normal_reg01, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten

Monitor the overwrite status of normal _reg00
Assert this bit, when CPUB write normal_reg00, which is already in writelock state
0: clear overwrite status
1: reg is overwrtten

Reserved bits
Not used










259.3 Reserved (reserved)
Address:0x9C00818C
Reset: 0x0000 0000

Field Name

Bit

Access

Description

Reserved

31:0

RO

Reserved bits
Not used

 

 

 

 



259.4 Normal transaction00 from CPUB to CPUA (mbox1_normal_trans[0])
Address:0x9C008190
Reset: 0x0000 0000

Field Name

Bit

Access

Description

mbox1_normal_reg00

31:0

RW

Be used to transfer data from CPUB to CPUA by normal transaction
Need to write mbox_cpua_int_trigger[0] to trigger CPUA_INT

 

 

 

 



259.5~259.23 map to normal transaction01~19, register define is same to 259.4
259.24 Direct transaction00 from CPUB to CPUA (mbox1_direct_trans[0])
Address:0x9C0081E0
Reset: 0x0000 0000

Field Name

Bit

Access

Description

mbox1_direct_reg00

31:0

RW

Be used to transfer data from CPUB to CPUA by direct transaction
If write this reg, CPUA_DIRECT_INT0 will be auto trigger

 

 

 

 


259.25~259.31 map to direct transaction01~07, register define is same to 259.24

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