RS-232/422/485 Read Int(errupt) Status (Composite) - RS-232/422/485 Read Int(errupt) Status block

Library

xPC Target Library for RS232

Description

The Read Interrupt Status block reads the interrupt status for the boards in the system. The output for this block is a vector with one 32-bit element for each port. Each element contains two pieces of information for that port, where the four bytes are

[0, 0, IIR, Reason]

The Read Interrupt Status block has signal output with the following format:

This output is a vector of integers. The values in the reason byte and their definitions are

0 — This UART did not cause this interrupt.

1 — Receive characters are available.

2 — Transmit holding register is empty.

3 — Modem status has changed (ignored).

This second byte is the value read from the Interrupt Reason Register (IIR). This register is specific to the 16450, 16550, and 16750 types of UARTs. Several bites in this register indicate the active hardware FIFO depth and the maximum number of characters that can be written in the transmitter empty interrupt handlers to the transmit hardware FIFO.

Block Parameters

Base address 1 (Mainboard, ISA boards)

Enter the base address of the first UART for which you want to read the interrupt status.

Base address 2 (Mainboard, ISA boards)

Enter the base address of the second UART for which you want to read the interrupt status.

PCI Slot (PCI boards)

If only one board of this type is in the target PC, enter

-1

to automatically locate the board.

If two or more boards of this type are in the target PC, enter the bus number and the PCI slot number of the board associated with this driver block. Use the format [BusNumber, SlotNumber]. To determine the bus number and the PCI slot number, type

getxpcpci

First to Fourth port address (Diamond-MM)

These parameters contain the address of the port for which you want to read the interrupt status.

Starting from the First port address parameter value you select in the Parameter Group: Board Setup dialog of the Send/Receive block, the subsequent parameters contain the incremental port addresses.

First to Eighth port address (Diamond-MM-8)

These parameters contain the addresses of the ports for which you want to read the interrupt status.

Starting from the Base address parameter value in the Parameter Group: Board Setup dialog of the Send/Receive block, the subsequent parameters contain the incremental port addresses.

Interrupt status address (Diamond)

This parameter contains the address for the interrupt status. This parameter derives from the configurations you define in the Parameter Group dialog of the Send/Receive block.

© 1984-2012- The MathWorks, Inc.    -   Site Help   -   Patents   -   Trademarks   -   Privacy Policy   -   Preventing Piracy   -   RSS