Table 866. Peripheral Reset Registers (Rgm_Prst0) Field Descriptions - STMicroelectronics SPC572L series Reference Manual

Reset Generation Module (MC_RGM)

Table 866. Peripheral Reset Registers (RGM_PRST0) Field Descriptions

Field
0
PIT_RTC_1_RST
1
PIT_RTC_0_RST
2
DECFILTER_RST
3–15
16
SIUL_RST
17–19
20
SIPI_0_RST
21
22
LFAST_0_RST
23–31
51.3.1.13 Peripheral Reset Register 1 (RGM_PRST1)
This register provides individual resets for various peripherals. Supervisor and test modes
allow for read/write access, whereas read access only is allowed in user mode.
Caution: Use the RGM_PRST1 register with care. See <Cross Refs>Section 51.4.7, Individual
peripheral resets for the proper sequence to prevent unexpected chip behavior.
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Peripheral reset — Writing a '1' to this bit will reset the corresponding peripheral. Writing a
'0' to this bit will release the reset to the corresponding peripheral if the bit's current value is
'1', otherwise it will have no effect.
0 no forced reset of peripheral
1 forced reset of peripheral
Peripheral reset — Writing a '1' to this bit will reset the corresponding peripheral. Writing a
'0' to this bit will release the reset to the corresponding peripheral if the bit's current value is
'1', otherwise it will have no effect.
0 no forced reset of peripheral
1 forced reset of peripheral
Peripheral reset — Writing a '1' to this bit will reset the corresponding peripheral. Writing a
'0' to this bit will release the reset to the corresponding peripheral if the bit's current value is
'1', otherwise it will have no effect.
0 no forced reset of peripheral
1 forced reset of peripheral
Reserved
Peripheral reset — Writing a '1' to this bit will reset the corresponding peripheral. Writing a
'0' to this bit will release the reset to the corresponding peripheral if the bit's current value is
'1', otherwise it will have no effect.
0 no forced reset of peripheral
1 forced reset of peripheral
Reserved
Peripheral reset — Writing a '1' to this bit will reset the corresponding peripheral. Writing a
'0' to this bit will release the reset to the corresponding peripheral if the bit's current value is
'1', otherwise it will have no effect.
0 no forced reset of peripheral
1 forced reset of peripheral
Reserved
Peripheral reset — Writing a '1' to this bit will reset the corresponding peripheral. Writing a
'0' to this bit will release the reset to the corresponding peripheral if the bit's current value is
'1', otherwise it will have no effect.
0 no forced reset of peripheral
1 forced reset of peripheral
Reserved
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Description
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