Texas Instruments OMAP5912 Reference Manual page 908

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Interrupt Overview
Figure 1.
Interrupt Interconnect
McBSP1
McBSP3
UART1
UART2
GPIO2
GPIO3
GPIO4
2
I
MCSI1
MCSI2
DSP interrupt
handler level 2.1
DSP interrupt
handler level 2.0
FIQ
DSP
peripherals :
2 mailboxes
3 DSP timers
DSP watchdog
OMAP3.2
10
Interrupts
8XGPTIMER
STI
McBSP2
C
MMC/SDIO2
GPIO1
SPI
IRQ
and
FIQ
DSP
DSP interrupt
interrupt
interface
handler
level 1
DSP
Two DSP level 2 interrupt handlers connect directly to the DSP interrupt
interface and then to the DSP level 1 interrupt handler. One MPU level 2
interrupt handler connects in parallel to the MPU level 1 interrupt handler. For
more detail on the architecture and programming model of the level 2 interrupt
handler, see Section 2, Interrupt Controller.
There are four groups of shared peripherals. Most of the shared peripherals
connect to DSP/MPU level 2 interrupt handlers. Two exceptions are the GPIO1
and UART3, which connect to the MPU level 1 handler and the DSP level 1
handler.
Table 1 through Table 5 include the default priority and the required sensitivity
to be programmed by software per interrupt line for each interrupt handler (L1
and L2). When the sensitivity is not precise, it must be considered as edge. The
sensitivity depends on the peripheral type.
UART3
MPU interrupt
handler level 2
System DMA
C55x
DSPDMA
ARM926EJ
USB
MPUIO
GPIOs wake up
OS TIMER
1− Wire
MMC/SDIO 1
ULPD
RTC
FAC
µWire
Keyboard
CompactFlash
IRQ
and
FIQ
MPU
MPU interrupt
peripherals:
handler level 1
2 mailboxes
3 MPU timers
MPU watchdog
IRQ
and
FIQ
MPU
SPRU757B

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