Omap 3.2 Resets - Texas Instruments OMAP5912 Reference Manual

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Table 3.
Global Resets (Continued)
Reset
Source
DSP core
Software
software
reset
DSP
Software
peripheral
reset
DSP
Software
Software
Reset
1.2.3

OMAP 3.2 Resets

Table 4.
OMAP 3.2 Resets
Components
Type
CLKM_1
MPU
CLKM_2
DSP
CLKM_3
MPU
DPLL_1
ARM926EJS
MPU
DSP-MMU SW reset bit in CNTL_REG of DSP-MMU module must also be set correctly for DSP-MMU to be reset.
SDRAM is in self-refresh; some of the registers controlled by SDRAM FSM do not reset.
§
See Table 3 for a listing of all cold/warm resets.
MPU_RST
Note:
DPLL is reset by
SPRU752B
Event
Reset Description
DSP_EN
Reset the DSP, excluding the
(bit 1) in
configuration settings (config registers
ARM_RSTC1
of EMIF internal to DSP and the MPUI
is cleared to
control logic internal to DSP).
0.
DSP_PEREN
Reset peripheral Class 3 modules.
(bit 0) in
DSP_RSTC2
is cleared to
0.
DSP_RST
Reset the priority registers (TIPB)
(bit 2) in
module, EMIF configuration register,
ARM_RSTC1
and the MPUI control logic in the DSP.
is set to 1.
In conjunction with the reset status register in OMAP3.2, the user can poll the
ULPD reset status register to determine whether the reset was caused by a
32K watchdog time-out. See Table 3.
Table 4 shows how OMAP3.2 components are affected by various reset
sources. The MPU and DSP peripheral resets are not included in this table as
they are not part of OMAP3.2 (see Table 5 for peripheral resets).
Cold
Warm
Resets
Resets
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
See Note
Yes
Yes
or 32-kHz WD. Other warm resets do not reset the DPLL.
DSP WD
MPU
Reset
Software
Reset
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
Reset Architecture
Status Bit
DSP Core
DSP Software
Software
Reset
Reset
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
Initialization
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