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CIRCC Datasheet(HTML) 35 Page - SMSC Corporation |
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35 / 70 page ![]() 35 REGISTER BLOCK TWO Register Block Two contains the Consumer IR (Remote Control) encoder/decoder configuration registers (Table 23). Table 23 - Register Block Two ADDRESS DIR DESCRIPTION DEFAULT A2 A1 A0 D7 D6 D5 D4 D3 D2 D1 D0 0 0 0 R/W Consumer IR Remote Control Register '00'hex sync bit frame pme wake nccc ncdc carrier off carrier range bits 0 0 1 R/W Consumer IR Carrier Rate Register '29'hex 0 1 0 R/W Consumer IR Bit Rate Register '37'hex 0 1 1 R/W Custom Code '00'hex 1 0 0 R/W Custom Code’ '00'hex 1 0 1 R/W Data Code '00'hex 1 1 0 Reserved Consumer IR Control Register (Address 0) Sync Bit, bit 7 The Sync Bit enables the receiver bit-rate clock synchronization mechanism. When the Sync bit is one, receiver edge synchronization is enabled (see the Receiver Bit Cell Synchronization section on page 16). Frame Bit, bit 6 The Frame bit determines the compatibility mode of the CIR decoder (Table 24). If the Frame bit is one, the CIR hardware decodes NEC PPM remote control frames. If the Frame bit is zero (default), frame decoding must be performed in software. PME Wake, bit 5 The PME Wake bit is used to configure the CIR decoder for a PME wake-up event and to clear the PME output (Table 24). When the PME Wake bit is one, the CIR decoder qualifies incoming message frames depending upon the state of the 16 bit Custom Code register, the 8 bit Data Code register, the NCCC bit and the NCDC bit and activates the CIrCC PME output when appropriate. When the PME Wake bit is one, the data received from NEC CIR remote frames is not sent to the FIFO. When the PME Wake bit is zero (default), the CIrCC PME output is cleared, the CIR decoder qualifies incoming message frames depending on the state of the 16 bit Custom Code register and the NCCC bit, and sends valid data to the FIFO. NCCC, bit 4 The No Care Custom Code (NCCC) bit determines the behavior of the CIR decoder when the Frame bit is active (one) (Table 24). When the NCCC bit is one and the PME Wake bit is one, a PME event will be generated upon receipt of a valid NEC CIR frame if the data code field of the NEC frame matches the value of the Data Code register, regardless of the custom code field of the incoming frame. When the NCCC bit is zero (default) and the PME Wake bit is active (one), a PME event may be generated if the custom code of the incoming NEC CIR frame matches the value programmed into the 16 bit Custom Code register, depending upon NCDC qualification. When the NCCC bit is one and the PME Wake bit is inactive (zero), the 8 bit data code and the 16 bit custom code field of any valid NEC CIR frame that is received will be sent to the FIFO. When the NCCC bit is zero (default) and the PME Wake bit is zero, the data code field of an incoming NEC CIR frame will be written to the FIFO if the custom code field matches the value programmed into the 16 bit Custom Code register. Non-qualifying frames are ignored by the hardware. NCDC, bit 3 |
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