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Address RegName
0x0
FRC1_LOAD_ADDRESS
0x4
FRC1_COUNT_ADDRESS frc1_count
0x8
FRC1_CTRL_ADDRESS
0xC
FRC1_INT_ADDRESS
0x20
FRC2_LOAD_ADDRESS
0x24
FRC2_COUNT_ADDRESS frc2_count
0x28
FRC2_CTRL_ADDRESS
0x2C
FRC2_INT_ADDRESS
0x30
FRC2_ALARM_ADDRESS frc2_alarm
Appendix 4
Signal
BitPos Default
frc1_load_value
[22:0] 23'b0
[22:0] 23'h7fffff RO
[31:9] 23'b0
frc1_int
[8]
1'b0
frc1_ctrl
[7:0]
8'b0
[31:1] 30'b0
frc1_int_clr_mask [0]
1'b0
frc2_load_value
[31:0] 32'b0
[31:0] 32'b1
[31:9] 23'b0
frc2_int
[8]
1'b0
frc2_ctrl
[7:0]
8'b0
[31:1] 30'b0
frc2_int_clr_mask [0]
1'b0
[31:0] 32'b0
Timer Registers
SW(R/W) Description
R/W
the load value into the counter
the current value of the counter. It is a decreasing
counter.
RO
the status of the interrupt, when the count is
RO
dereased to zero
R/W
bit[7]: timer enable
bit[6]: automatically reload, when the counter is
equal to zero
bit[3:2]: prescale-divider, 0: divided by 1, 1: divided
by 16, 2 or 3: divided by 256
bit[0]: interrupt type, 0:edge, 1:level
RO
write to clear the status of the interrupt, if the
R/W
interrupt type is "level"
R/W
the load value into the counter
the current value of the counter. It is a increasing
RO
counter.
RO
the status of the interrupt, when the count is equal to
RO
the alarm value
R/W
bit[7]: timer enable
bit[6]: automatically reload, when the counter is
equal to zero
bit[3:2]: prescale-divider, 0: divided by 1, 1: divided
by 16, 2 or 3: divided by 256
bit[0]: interrupt type, 0:edge, 1:level
RO
write to clear the status of the interrupt, if the
R/W
interrupt type is "level"
R/W
the alarm value for the counter

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