21.6
Interrupt Sources
The FSI has four interrupt sources for the slave (this LSI): FSITEI, FSIRXI, FSICMDI, and
FSIWI. FSITEI is a transmit end interrupt when the slave executes the SPI flash memory write
transfer. FSIRXI is a receive end interrupt when the slave executes the SPI flash memory read
transfer. FSICMDI is a command receive interrupt in host FSI command write. FSIWI is a write
receive interrupt in the case of write from the host to the SPI flash memory. Setting the
corresponding enable bit to 1 enables the relevant interrupt request to be issued.
Table 21.9 FSI Interrupt Sources
Interrupt Name
FSII
FSITEI
FSIRXI
LFSII
FSICMDI
FSIWI
21.7
Usage Note
21.7.1
Longword Transfer in FW Memory Write Cycles
When longword transfers of FW memory write cycles are used, the maximum operating frequency
of the system clock is 10 MHz.
Interrupt Source
Transmit end
Receive data full
FSI command reception
FSI write reception
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Interrupt Enable Bit
FSITEIE
FSIRXIE
FSICMDIE
FSIWIE
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