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Freescale Semiconductor MPC5510 Reference Manual (1021 pages)
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Table of Contents
MPC5510 Reference Manual Addendum, Rev
3
Rev.
4
Rev.
5
Appendix A Revision History
6
Table of Contents
10
Introduction
26
Block Diagram
27
MPC5510 Family Comparison
28
Chapter 1 Family Feature Set Scaling
30
Chip-Level Features
31
Low-Power Operation
32
Introduction
36
Chapter 2
47
Power and Ground Supply Summary
47
Pinout – 144 LQFP
49
Pinout – 176 LQFP
50
Pinout – 208 BGA
51
Port B Pins
52
Port C Pins
54
Port D Pins
56
Port E Pins
59
Port F Pins
60
Port G Pins
63
Port H Pins
65
Port J Pins
67
Port K Pins
68
Power and Ground Pins
69
Introduction
72
Chapter 3
73
External High-Frequency Crystal (XOSC)
73
External Low-Frequency Crystal (32Kxosc)
74
System Clock Architecture Block Diagram
75
Clock Dividers
76
Software-Controlled Power Management
77
Halt Clock Gating
78
Alternate Module Clock Domains
79
RTC Clock Domain
80
Introduction
82
Features
83
Module Memory Map
84
Features
86
Functional Description
92
Resets
99
Chapter 4
100
PLL Loss-Of-Lock Reset
100
Introduction
102
Features
104
Memory Map and Registers
105
Functional Description
117
Low-Power Mode Entry
118
Low-Power Operation
119
Low-Power Wakeup
125
Debug Mode
128
Real-Time Counter (RTC)
129
RTC Functional Description
130
Register Description
132
Power Supply Monitors
133
Introduction
136
Features
137
Modes of Operation
138
External Signal Description
139
Memory Map and Registers
140
Register Descriptions
146
Functional Description
184
Chapter 6
185
Reset Control
185
GPIO Operation
186
Introduction
188
Chapter 7
189
Reset (RESET)
189
Reset Sources
190
Reset Configuration
191
Introduction
194
Interrupt Vectors
195
Chapter 8 Interrupts
196
External Input: Software Vector Mode
196
Critical Input
197
Interrupt Sources
198
Interrupt Operation
212
Dynamic Priority Elevation
213
Introduction
216
Block Diagram
217
Modes of Operation
219
Signal Description
220
Register Descriptions
221
Functional Description
230
Chapter 9
231
Priority Management
231
Handshaking with Processor
232
Initialization/Application Information
235
ISR, RTOS, and Task Hierarchy
237
Priority Ceiling Protocol
238
Selecting Priorities According to Request Rates and Deadlines
239
Software Settable Interrupt Requests
240
Lowering Priority Within an ISR
241
Examining LIFO Contents
242
Introduction
244
Microarchitecture Summary
245
Chapter 11
246
Instruction Unit Features
246
Integer Unit Features
247
Core Registers and Programmer's Model
248
Power Architecture Book E Registers
251
E200-Specific Special Purpose Registers
254
E200Z1 Core Complex Features Not Supported on the MPC5510
256
Translation Lookaside Buffer
260
MMU Assist Registers (MAS)
261
Interrupt Types
266
Bus Interface Unit (BIU)
268
Introduction
270
Microarchitecture Summary
271
Chapter 10
272
Instruction Unit Features
272
Load/Store Unit Features
273
Power Architecture Book E Registers
276
E200-Specific Special Purpose Registers
278
E200Z0 Core Complex Features Not Supported on the MPC5510
280
Bus Interface Unit (BIU)
281
Introduction
282
Features
283
Modes of Operation
284
Register Descriptions
286
Register Descriptions
288
Interrupt Requests
289
Functional Description
305
Edma Basic Data Flow
307
Initialization / Application Information
310
DMA Programming Errors
312
DMA Request Assignments
313
DMA Transfer
314
TCD Status
317
Channel Linking
318
Dynamic Programming
319
Memory Map and Registers
323
Chapter 13
331
Always Enabled DMA Sources
331
Initialization/Application Information
332
Interrupts
335
Chapter 14
336
Terminology
336
Read Cycles
338
Chapter 15
340
Master Ports
340
Slave Port State Machine
345
DMA Requests
347
Introduction
348
Memory Map and Registers
349
Register Descriptions
351
Functional Description
364
Chapter 17
379
Access Evaluation Macro
379
Putting It All Together and AHB Error Terminations
381
Application Information
382
Chapter 16
379
Chapter 18 Semaphore Usage
394
Initialization Information
395
DMA Requests
396
Introduction
398
Features
399
External Signal Description
401
Chapter 19
402
Device Identification Register
402
IEEE 1149.1-2001 (JTAG) Test Access Port
403
JTAGC Instructions
405
Boundary Scan
407
E200Z0 and E200Z1 Once Controllers
408
E200Z0 Once Controller Register Descriptions
409
Initialization/Application Information
411
Introduction
412
Chapter 33
413
Block Diagram
413
Features
414
Modes of Operation
415
Chapter 28
417
External Signal Description
417
Register Descriptions
418
Debug Mode
422
Functional Description
427
Configuring the NDI for Nexus Messaging
428
Switching Ownership of Nexus2+
429
Nexus Messaging
430
Nexus Reset Control
433
Introduction
434
Features
435
Modes of Operation
436
Register Descriptions
437
Chapter 21
438
Reset Operation
438
Example Code
439
Introduction
440
Chapter 29 Block Diagram
441
Features
442
Memory Map and Registers
443
Register Descriptions
444
Functional Description
457
Read While Write (RWW)
458
Flash Erase
461
Flash Shadow Block
464
Flash Stop Mode
465
Interrupt Requests
466
Introduction
468
Features
469
Features
470
Modes of Operation
471
Register Descriptions
472
Functional Description
496
Modes of Operation
497
Chapter 23
498
Start and Stop of DSPI Transfers
498
Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) Configuration
499
Deserial Serial Interface (DSI) Configuration
502
Combined Serial Interface (CSI) Configuration
508
Buffered SPI Operation
511
Transfer Formats
514
Continuous Serial Communications Clock
520
Peripheral Chip Select Expansion and Deglitching
521
DMA and Interrupt Conditions
522
Power Saving Features
523
Initialization/Application Information
524
Baud Rate Settings
525
Delay Settings
526
Calculation of FIFO Pointer Addresses
527
Introduction
530
Features
531
Module Memory Map
532
Functional Description
545
Chapter 24
546
Data Format
546
Baud Rate Generation
547
Transmitter
548
Receiver
552
Single-Wire Operation
558
Loop Operation
559
Interrupt Operation
560
Using the LIN Hardware
563
Chapter 32
568
Introduction
568
Chapter 22
569
Features
569
Modes of Operation
570
External Signal Description
571
Chapter 25
573
Message Buffer Structure
573
Rx FIFO Structure
576
Register Descriptions
578
Functional Description
595
Transmit Process
596
Receive Process
597
Matching Process
598
Data Coherence
600
Rx FIFO
602
CAN Protocol Related Features
603
Modes of Operation Details
606
Interrupts
608
Flexcan Initialization Sequence
609
Chapter 20
610
Introduction
610
Features
611
Modes of Operation
612
External Signal Description
613
Output Disable Input — Emios200 Output Disable Input Signal
614
Register Descriptions
615
Chapter 26
617
Emios200 Global FLAG Register (EMIOS_GFR)
617
Emios200 Disable Channel (EMIOSUCDIS)
618
Emios200 B Register (Emios_Cbdr[N])
619
Emios200 Counter Register (Emios_Ccntr[N])
620
Emios200 Status Register (Emios_Csr[N])
625
IP Bus Interface Unit (BIU)
652
Interrupts
653
Coherent Accesses
654
I-Bus Protocol
666
Interrupts
670
Initialization/Application Information
671
DMA Application Information
675
Example Configuration
690
Introduction
692
Features
693
Modes of Operation
694
Signal Description
696
Signal Function and Direction by Mode
698
Signal Pad Configuration by Mode
699
Register Descriptions
700
Functional Description
707
External Bus Operations
713
Initialization/Application Information
739
Connecting an MCU to Multiple Memories
741
Dual-MCU Operation with Reduced Pinout Mcus
742
Introduction
744
Chapter 30 Flexray Communication Controller (FLEXRAY)
745
Color Coding
745
Features
747
Modes of Operation
748
External Signal Description
749
Controller Host Interface Clocking
750
Oscillator Clocking
751
Register Descriptions
754
Functional Description
821
Message Buffer Types
822
Flexray Memory Layout
827
Physical Message Buffer Description
829
Individual Message Buffer Functional Description
838
Individual Message Buffer Search
862
Individual Message Buffer Reconfiguration
865
Receive FIFO
866
Channel Device Modes
870
External Clock Synchronization
872
MTS Generation
875
Sync Frame and Startup Frame Transmission
876
Sync Frame Filtering
877
Strobe Signal Support
878
Timer Support
879
Slot Status Monitoring
880
Interrupt Support
883
Lower Bit Rate Support
887
Application Information
888
Shut down Sequence
889
Protocol Control Command Execution
890
Protocol Reset Command
891
Message Buffer Search on Simple Message Buffer Configuration
892
Introduction
896
Block Diagram
897
Features
898
Modes of Operation
899
External Signal Description
900
Module Memory Map
901
Register Descriptions
904
Chapter 31
920
On-Chip ADC Registers
920
Functional Description
926
Data Flow in the Eqadc
927
Command/Result Queues
936
Result Fifos
951
On-Chip ADC Configuration and Control
954
Internal/External Multiplexing
960
Eqadc Edma/Interrupt Request
965
Analog Submodule
966
Initialization/Application Information
969
Eqadc/Edma Controller Interface
972
Sending Immediate Command Setup Example
973
Modifying Queues
974
Command Queue and Result Queue Usage
975
ADC Result Calibration
976
Softmlb Interface Logic Description
1012
Softmlb Interface Logic Signal Description
1013
A.1 Changes between Revisions 0 and 1
1018
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