Atmel SpaceWire Router SpW-10X - Manual (Page 110)

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Issue: 3.4
SpW-10X
SpaceWire Router
User Manual Date: 11 th
July 2008
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Table 9-5 Configuration Port Control/Status Register Fields
Bits Name Reset
Value Description Read/Write
0 Error active ‘0’ The error active bit is set when one of the error
bits is active R
1 Port timeout error ‘0’ The port timeout error bit is set when a timeout
event is detected by the configuration port
routing logic. R
2 Invalid Header
CRC
‘0’ The Invalid header CRC bit is set when the
header CRC is invalid. R
3 Invalid Data CRC ‘0’ The invalid data CRC is set when the data part
of the packet is corrupted and the CRC does
not match the internally generated CRC. R
4 Invalid Destination
Key
‘0’ The invalid destination key bit is set when the
destination key in the command packet is
invalid. R
5 Command not
implemented
‘0’ The command not implemented bit is set when
the command code is a valid RMAP code but
the command is not supported by the
SpaceWire Router. R
6 Invalid Data Length ‘0’ The invalid data length bit is set when a data
length error is detected R
7 Invalid RMW Data
Length
‘0’ The read modify write command data length is
invalid. When a read modify write is performed
the expected data length is 8. R
8 Invalid Destination
Logical Address
‘0’ The invalid destination logical address bit is set
when the destination logical address in the
command packet is not the default value of
254. R
9 Early EOP ‘0’ The early EOP bit is set when the command
packet is terminated before the end of packet
with an EOP R
10 Late EOP ‘0’ The late EOP bit is set when the command
packet is not terminated correctly and trailing
bytes are detected before the end of packet. R
11 Early EEP ‘0’ The early EEP bit is set when the command
packet is terminated before the end of packet
with an EEP R
12 Late EEP ‘0’ The late EEP bit is set when the command
packet is not terminated correctly and trailing
bytes are detected before the end of packet. R
13 Verify Buffer
Overrun Error
‘0’ The verify buffer overrun error bit is set when a
verified write command is performed and the
data length is not 4. R