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1#ifndef _RCP_H_
2#define _RCP_H_
3
4/**************************************************************************
5 * *
6 * Copyright (C) 1995, Silicon Graphics, Inc. *
7 * *
8 * These coded instructions, statements, and computer programs contain *
9 * unpublished proprietary information of Silicon Graphics, Inc., and *
10 * are protected by Federal copyright law. They may not be disclosed *
11 * to third parties or copied or duplicated in any form, in whole or *
12 * in part, without the prior written consent of Silicon Graphics, Inc. *
13 * *
14 **************************************************************************/
15
16/**************************************************************************
17 *
18 * File: rcp.h
19 *
20 * This file contains register and bit definitions for RCP memory map.
21 * $Revision: 1.20 $
22 * $Date: 1997/07/23 08:35:21 $
23 * $Source: /disk6/Master/cvsmdev2/PR/include/rcp.h,v $
24 *
25 **************************************************************************/
26
27#include <PR/R4300.h>
28#include <PR/ultratypes.h>
29
30/**********************************************************************
31 *
32 * Here is a quick overview of the RCP memory map:
33 *
34
350x0000_0000 .. 0x03ef_ffff RDRAM memory
360x03f0_0000 .. 0x03ff_ffff RDRAM registers
37
38 RCP registers (see below)
390x0400_0000 .. 0x040f_ffff SP registers
400x0410_0000 .. 0x041f_ffff DP command registers
410x0420_0000 .. 0x042f_ffff DP span registers
420x0430_0000 .. 0x043f_ffff MI registers
430x0440_0000 .. 0x044f_ffff VI registers
440x0450_0000 .. 0x045f_ffff AI registers
450x0460_0000 .. 0x046f_ffff PI registers
460x0470_0000 .. 0x047f_ffff RI registers
470x0480_0000 .. 0x048f_ffff SI registers
480x0490_0000 .. 0x04ff_ffff unused
49
500x0500_0000 .. 0x05ff_ffff cartridge domain 2
510x0600_0000 .. 0x07ff_ffff cartridge domain 1
520x0800_0000 .. 0x0fff_ffff cartridge domain 2
530x1000_0000 .. 0x1fbf_ffff cartridge domain 1
54
550x1fc0_0000 .. 0x1fc0_07bf PIF Boot Rom (1984 bytes)
560x1fc0_07c0 .. 0x1fc0_07ff PIF (JoyChannel) RAM (64 bytes)
570x1fc0_0800 .. 0x1fcf_ffff Reserved
580x1fd0_0000 .. 0x7fff_ffff cartridge domain 1
590x8000_0000 .. 0xffff_ffff external SysAD device
60
61The Indy development board use cartridge domain 1:
620x1000_0000 .. 0x10ff_ffff RAMROM
630x1800_0000 .. 0x1800_0003 GIO interrupt (6 bits valid in 4 bytes)
640x1800_0400 .. 0x1800_0403 GIO sync (6 bits valid in 4 bytes)
650x1800_0800 .. 0x1800_0803 CART interrupt (6 bits valid in 4 bytes)
66
67
68
69**************************************************************************/
70
71
72/*************************************************************************
73 * RDRAM Memory (Assumes that maximum size is 4 MB)
74 */
75#define RDRAM_0_START 0x00000000
76#define RDRAM_0_END 0x001FFFFF
77#define RDRAM_1_START 0x00200000
78#define RDRAM_1_END 0x003FFFFF
79
80#define RDRAM_START RDRAM_0_START
81#define RDRAM_END RDRAM_1_END
82
83
84/*************************************************************************
85 * Address predicates
86 */
87#if defined(_LANGUAGE_C) || defined(_LANGUAGE_C_PLUS_PLUS)
88#define IS_RDRAM(x) ((unsigned)(x) >= RDRAM_START && \
89 (unsigned)(x) < RDRAM_END)
90#endif
91
92
93/*************************************************************************
94 * RDRAM Registers (0x03f0_0000 .. 0x03ff_ffff)
95 */
96#define RDRAM_BASE_REG 0x03F00000
97
98#define RDRAM_CONFIG_REG (RDRAM_BASE_REG+0x00)
99#define RDRAM_DEVICE_TYPE_REG (RDRAM_BASE_REG+0x00)
100#define RDRAM_DEVICE_ID_REG (RDRAM_BASE_REG+0x04)
101#define RDRAM_DELAY_REG (RDRAM_BASE_REG+0x08)
102#define RDRAM_MODE_REG (RDRAM_BASE_REG+0x0c)
103#define RDRAM_REF_INTERVAL_REG (RDRAM_BASE_REG+0x10)
104#define RDRAM_REF_ROW_REG (RDRAM_BASE_REG+0x14)
105#define RDRAM_RAS_INTERVAL_REG (RDRAM_BASE_REG+0x18)
106#define RDRAM_MIN_INTERVAL_REG (RDRAM_BASE_REG+0x1c)
107#define RDRAM_ADDR_SELECT_REG (RDRAM_BASE_REG+0x20)
108#define RDRAM_DEVICE_MANUF_REG (RDRAM_BASE_REG+0x24)
109
110#define RDRAM_0_DEVICE_ID 0
111#define RDRAM_1_DEVICE_ID 1
112
113#define RDRAM_RESET_MODE 0
114#define RDRAM_ACTIVE_MODE 1
115#define RDRAM_STANDBY_MODE 2
116
117#define RDRAM_LENGTH (2*512*2048)
118#define RDRAM_0_BASE_ADDRESS (RDRAM_0_DEVICE_ID*RDRAM_LENGTH)
119#define RDRAM_1_BASE_ADDRESS (RDRAM_1_DEVICE_ID*RDRAM_LENGTH)
120
121#define RDRAM_0_CONFIG 0x00000
122#define RDRAM_1_CONFIG 0x00400
123#define RDRAM_GLOBAL_CONFIG 0x80000
124
125
126/*************************************************************************
127 * PIF Physical memory map (total size = 2 KB)
128 *
129 * Size Description Mode
130 * 1FC007FF +-------+-----------------+-----+
131 * | 64 B | JoyChannel RAM | R/W |
132 * 1FC007C0 +-------+-----------------+-----+
133 * |1984 B | Boot ROM | * | * = Reserved
134 * 1FC00000 +-------+-----------------+-----+
135 *
136 */
137#define PIF_ROM_START 0x1FC00000
138#define PIF_ROM_END 0x1FC007BF
139#define PIF_RAM_START 0x1FC007C0
140#define PIF_RAM_END 0x1FC007FF
141
142
143/*************************************************************************
144 * Controller channel
145 * Each game controller channel has 4 error bits that are defined in bit 6-7 of
146 * the Rx and Tx data size area bytes. Programmers need to clear these bits
147 * when setting the Tx/Rx size area values for a channel
148 */
149#define CHNL_ERR_NORESP 0x80 /* Bit 7 (Rx): No response error */
150#define CHNL_ERR_OVERRUN 0x40 /* Bit 6 (Rx): Overrun error */
151#define CHNL_ERR_FRAME 0x80 /* Bit 7 (Tx): Frame error */
152#define CHNL_ERR_COLLISION 0x40 /* Bit 6 (Tx): Collision error */
153
154#define CHNL_ERR_MASK 0xC0 /* Bit 6-7: channel errors */
155
156
157/*************************************************************************
158 * External device info
159 */
160#define DEVICE_TYPE_CART 0 /* ROM cartridge */
161#define DEVICE_TYPE_BULK 1 /* ROM bulk */
162#define DEVICE_TYPE_64DD 2 /* 64 Disk Drive */
163#define DEVICE_TYPE_SRAM 3 /* SRAM */
164
165/*************************************************************************
166 * SP Memory
167 */
168#define SP_DMEM_START 0x04000000 /* read/write */
169#define SP_DMEM_END 0x04000FFF
170#define SP_IMEM_START 0x04001000 /* read/write */
171#define SP_IMEM_END 0x04001FFF
172
173/*************************************************************************
174 * SP CP0 Registers
175 */
176
177#define SP_BASE_REG 0x04040000
178
179/* SP memory address (R/W): [11:0] DMEM/IMEM address; [12] 0=DMEM,1=IMEM */
180#define SP_MEM_ADDR_REG (SP_BASE_REG+0x00) /* Master */
181
182/* SP DRAM DMA address (R/W): [23:0] RDRAM address */
183#define SP_DRAM_ADDR_REG (SP_BASE_REG+0x04) /* Slave */
184
185/* SP read DMA length (R/W): [11:0] length, [19:12] count, [31:20] skip */
186/* direction: I/DMEM <- RDRAM */
187#define SP_RD_LEN_REG (SP_BASE_REG+0x08) /* R/W: read len */
188
189/* SP write DMA length (R/W): [11:0] length, [19:12] count, [31:20] skip */
190/* direction: I/DMEM -> RDRAM */
191#define SP_WR_LEN_REG (SP_BASE_REG+0x0C) /* R/W: write len */
192
193/* SP status (R/W): [14:0] valid bits; see below for write/read mode */
194#define SP_STATUS_REG (SP_BASE_REG+0x10)
195
196/* SP DMA full (R): [0] valid bit; dma full */
197#define SP_DMA_FULL_REG (SP_BASE_REG+0x14)
198
199/* SP DMA busy (R): [0] valid bit; dma busy */
200#define SP_DMA_BUSY_REG (SP_BASE_REG+0x18)
201
202/* SP semaphore (R/W): Read: [0] semaphore flag (set on read) */
203/* Write: [] clear semaphore flag */
204#define SP_SEMAPHORE_REG (SP_BASE_REG+0x1C)
205
206/* SP PC (R/W): [11:0] program counter */
207#define SP_PC_REG 0x04080000
208
209/* SP MEM address: bit 12 specifies if address is IMEM or DMEM */
210#define SP_DMA_DMEM 0x0000 /* Bit 12: 0=DMEM, 1=IMEM */
211#define SP_DMA_IMEM 0x1000 /* Bit 12: 0=DMEM, 1=IMEM */
212
213/*
214 * Values to clear/set bit in status reg (SP_STATUS_REG - write)
215 */
216#define SP_CLR_HALT 0x00001 /* Bit 0: clear halt */
217#define SP_SET_HALT 0x00002 /* Bit 1: set halt */
218#define SP_CLR_BROKE 0x00004 /* Bit 2: clear broke */
219#define SP_CLR_INTR 0x00008 /* Bit 3: clear intr */
220#define SP_SET_INTR 0x00010 /* Bit 4: set intr */
221#define SP_CLR_SSTEP 0x00020 /* Bit 5: clear sstep */
222#define SP_SET_SSTEP 0x00040 /* Bit 6: set sstep */
223#define SP_CLR_INTR_BREAK 0x00080 /* Bit 7: clear intr on break */
224#define SP_SET_INTR_BREAK 0x00100 /* Bit 8: set intr on break */
225#define SP_CLR_SIG0 0x00200 /* Bit 9: clear signal 0 */
226#define SP_SET_SIG0 0x00400 /* Bit 10: set signal 0 */
227#define SP_CLR_SIG1 0x00800 /* Bit 11: clear signal 1 */
228#define SP_SET_SIG1 0x01000 /* Bit 12: set signal 1 */
229#define SP_CLR_SIG2 0x02000 /* Bit 13: clear signal 2 */
230#define SP_SET_SIG2 0x04000 /* Bit 14: set signal 2 */
231#define SP_CLR_SIG3 0x08000 /* Bit 15: clear signal 3 */
232#define SP_SET_SIG3 0x10000 /* Bit 16: set signal 3 */
233#define SP_CLR_SIG4 0x20000 /* Bit 17: clear signal 4 */
234#define SP_SET_SIG4 0x40000 /* Bit 18: set signal 4 */
235#define SP_CLR_SIG5 0x80000 /* Bit 19: clear signal 5 */
236#define SP_SET_SIG5 0x100000 /* Bit 20: set signal 5 */
237#define SP_CLR_SIG6 0x200000 /* Bit 21: clear signal 6 */
238#define SP_SET_SIG6 0x400000 /* Bit 22: set signal 6 */
239#define SP_CLR_SIG7 0x800000 /* Bit 23: clear signal 7 */
240#define SP_SET_SIG7 0x1000000 /* Bit 24: set signal 7 */
241
242/*
243 * Patterns to interpret status reg (SP_STATUS_REG - read)
244 */
245#define SP_STATUS_HALT 0x001 /* Bit 0: halt */
246#define SP_STATUS_BROKE 0x002 /* Bit 1: broke */
247#define SP_STATUS_DMA_BUSY 0x004 /* Bit 2: dma busy */
248#define SP_STATUS_DMA_FULL 0x008 /* Bit 3: dma full */
249#define SP_STATUS_IO_FULL 0x010 /* Bit 4: io full */
250#define SP_STATUS_SSTEP 0x020 /* Bit 5: single step */
251#define SP_STATUS_INTR_BREAK 0x040 /* Bit 6: interrupt on break */
252#define SP_STATUS_SIG0 0x080 /* Bit 7: signal 0 set */
253#define SP_STATUS_SIG1 0x100 /* Bit 8: signal 1 set */
254#define SP_STATUS_SIG2 0x200 /* Bit 9: signal 2 set */
255#define SP_STATUS_SIG3 0x400 /* Bit 10: signal 3 set */
256#define SP_STATUS_SIG4 0x800 /* Bit 11: signal 4 set */
257#define SP_STATUS_SIG5 0x1000 /* Bit 12: signal 5 set */
258#define SP_STATUS_SIG6 0x2000 /* Bit 13: signal 6 set */
259#define SP_STATUS_SIG7 0x4000 /* Bit 14: signal 7 set */
260
261/*
262 * Use of SIG bits
263 */
264#define SP_CLR_YIELD SP_CLR_SIG0
265#define SP_SET_YIELD SP_SET_SIG0
266#define SP_STATUS_YIELD SP_STATUS_SIG0
267#define SP_CLR_YIELDED SP_CLR_SIG1
268#define SP_SET_YIELDED SP_SET_SIG1
269#define SP_STATUS_YIELDED SP_STATUS_SIG1
270#define SP_CLR_TASKDONE SP_CLR_SIG2
271#define SP_SET_TASKDONE SP_SET_SIG2
272#define SP_STATUS_TASKDONE SP_STATUS_SIG2
273#define SP_CLR_RSPSIGNAL SP_CLR_SIG3
274#define SP_SET_RSPSIGNAL SP_SET_SIG3
275#define SP_STATUS_RSPSIGNAL SP_STATUS_SIG3
276#define SP_CLR_CPUSIGNAL SP_CLR_SIG4
277#define SP_SET_CPUSIGNAL SP_SET_SIG4
278#define SP_STATUS_CPUSIGNAL SP_STATUS_SIG4
279
280/* SP IMEM BIST REG (R/W): [6:0] BIST status bits; see below for detail */
281#define SP_IBIST_REG 0x04080004
282
283/*
284 * Patterns to interpret status reg (SP_BIST_REG - write)
285 */
286#define SP_IBIST_CHECK 0x01 /* Bit 0: BIST check */
287#define SP_IBIST_GO 0x02 /* Bit 1: BIST go */
288#define SP_IBIST_CLEAR 0x04 /* Bit 2: BIST clear */
289
290/*
291 * Patterns to interpret status reg (SP_BIST_REG - read)
292 */
293/* First 2 bits are same as in write mode:
294 * Bit 0: BIST check; Bit 1: BIST go
295 */
296#define SP_IBIST_DONE 0x04 /* Bit 2: BIST done */
297#define SP_IBIST_FAILED 0x78 /* Bit [6:3]: BIST fail */
298
299
300/*************************************************************************
301 * DP Command Registers
302 */
303#define DPC_BASE_REG 0x04100000
304
305/* DP CMD DMA start (R/W): [23:0] DMEM/RDRAM start address */
306#define DPC_START_REG (DPC_BASE_REG+0x00)
307
308/* DP CMD DMA end (R/W): [23:0] DMEM/RDRAM end address */
309#define DPC_END_REG (DPC_BASE_REG+0x04)
310
311/* DP CMD DMA end (R): [23:0] DMEM/RDRAM current address */
312#define DPC_CURRENT_REG (DPC_BASE_REG+0x08)
313
314/* DP CMD status (R/W): [9:0] valid bits - see below for definitions */
315#define DPC_STATUS_REG (DPC_BASE_REG+0x0C)
316
317/* DP clock counter (R): [23:0] clock counter */
318#define DPC_CLOCK_REG (DPC_BASE_REG+0x10)
319
320/* DP buffer busy counter (R): [23:0] clock counter */
321#define DPC_BUFBUSY_REG (DPC_BASE_REG+0x14)
322
323/* DP pipe busy counter (R): [23:0] clock counter */
324#define DPC_PIPEBUSY_REG (DPC_BASE_REG+0x18)
325
326/* DP TMEM load counter (R): [23:0] clock counter */
327#define DPC_TMEM_REG (DPC_BASE_REG+0x1C)
328
329/*
330 * Values to clear/set bit in status reg (DPC_STATUS_REG - write)
331 */
332#define DPC_CLR_XBUS_DMEM_DMA 0x0001 /* Bit 0: clear xbus_dmem_dma */
333#define DPC_SET_XBUS_DMEM_DMA 0x0002 /* Bit 1: set xbus_dmem_dma */
334#define DPC_CLR_FREEZE 0x0004 /* Bit 2: clear freeze */
335#define DPC_SET_FREEZE 0x0008 /* Bit 3: set freeze */
336#define DPC_CLR_FLUSH 0x0010 /* Bit 4: clear flush */
337#define DPC_SET_FLUSH 0x0020 /* Bit 5: set flush */
338#define DPC_CLR_TMEM_CTR 0x0040 /* Bit 6: clear tmem ctr */
339#define DPC_CLR_PIPE_CTR 0x0080 /* Bit 7: clear pipe ctr */
340#define DPC_CLR_CMD_CTR 0x0100 /* Bit 8: clear cmd ctr */
341#define DPC_CLR_CLOCK_CTR 0x0200 /* Bit 9: clear clock ctr */
342
343/*
344 * Patterns to interpret status reg (DPC_STATUS_REG - read)
345 */
346#define DPC_STATUS_XBUS_DMEM_DMA 0x001 /* Bit 0: xbus_dmem_dma */
347#define DPC_STATUS_FREEZE 0x002 /* Bit 1: freeze */
348#define DPC_STATUS_FLUSH 0x004 /* Bit 2: flush */
349/*#define DPC_STATUS_FROZEN 0x008*/ /* Bit 3: frozen */
350#define DPC_STATUS_START_GCLK 0x008 /* Bit 3: start gclk */
351#define DPC_STATUS_TMEM_BUSY 0x010 /* Bit 4: tmem busy */
352#define DPC_STATUS_PIPE_BUSY 0x020 /* Bit 5: pipe busy */
353#define DPC_STATUS_CMD_BUSY 0x040 /* Bit 6: cmd busy */
354#define DPC_STATUS_CBUF_READY 0x080 /* Bit 7: cbuf ready */
355#define DPC_STATUS_DMA_BUSY 0x100 /* Bit 8: dma busy */
356#define DPC_STATUS_END_VALID 0x200 /* Bit 9: end valid */
357#define DPC_STATUS_START_VALID 0x400 /* Bit 10: start valid */
358
359
360/*************************************************************************
361 * DP Span Registers
362 */
363#define DPS_BASE_REG 0x04200000
364
365/* DP tmem bist (R/W): [10:0] BIST status bits; see below for detail */
366#define DPS_TBIST_REG (DPS_BASE_REG+0x00)
367
368/* DP span test mode (R/W): [0] Span buffer test access enable */
369#define DPS_TEST_MODE_REG (DPS_BASE_REG+0x04)
370
371/* DP span buffer test address (R/W): [6:0] bits; see below for detail */
372#define DPS_BUFTEST_ADDR_REG (DPS_BASE_REG+0x08)
373
374/* DP span buffer test data (R/W): [31:0] span buffer data */
375#define DPS_BUFTEST_DATA_REG (DPS_BASE_REG+0x0C)
376
377/*
378 * Patterns to interpret status reg (DPS_TMEM_BIST_REG - write)
379 */
380#define DPS_TBIST_CHECK 0x01 /* Bit 0: BIST check */
381#define DPS_TBIST_GO 0x02 /* Bit 1: BIST go */
382#define DPS_TBIST_CLEAR 0x04 /* Bit 2: BIST clear */
383
384/*
385 * Patterns to interpret status reg (DPS_TMEM_BIST_REG - read)
386 */
387/* First 2 bits are same as in write mode:
388 * Bit 0: BIST check; Bit 1: BIST go
389 */
390#define DPS_TBIST_DONE 0x004 /* Bit 2: BIST done */
391#define DPS_TBIST_FAILED 0x7F8 /* Bit [10:3]: BIST fail */
392
393
394/*************************************************************************
395 * MIPS Interface (MI) Registers
396 */
397#define MI_BASE_REG 0x04300000
398
399/*
400 * MI init mode (W): [6:0] init length, [7] clear init mode, [8] set init mode
401 * [9/10] clear/set ebus test mode, [11] clear DP interrupt
402 * (R): [6:0] init length, [7] init mode, [8] ebus test mode
403 */
404#define MI_INIT_MODE_REG (MI_BASE_REG+0x00)
405#define MI_MODE_REG MI_INIT_MODE_REG
406
407/*
408 * Values to clear/set bit in mode reg (MI_MODE_REG - write)
409 */
410#define MI_CLR_INIT 0x0080 /* Bit 7: clear init mode */
411#define MI_SET_INIT 0x0100 /* Bit 8: set init mode */
412#define MI_CLR_EBUS 0x0200 /* Bit 9: clear ebus test */
413#define MI_SET_EBUS 0x0400 /* Bit 10: set ebus test mode */
414#define MI_CLR_DP_INTR 0x0800 /* Bit 11: clear dp interrupt */
415#define MI_CLR_RDRAM 0x1000 /* Bit 12: clear RDRAM reg */
416#define MI_SET_RDRAM 0x2000 /* Bit 13: set RDRAM reg mode */
417
418/*
419 * Patterns to interpret mode reg (MI_MODE_REG - read)
420 */
421#define MI_MODE_INIT 0x0080 /* Bit 7: init mode */
422#define MI_MODE_EBUS 0x0100 /* Bit 8: ebus test mode */
423#define MI_MODE_RDRAM 0x0200 /* Bit 9: RDRAM reg mode */
424
425/* MI version (R): [7:0] io, [15:8] rac, [23:16] rdp, [31:24] rsp */
426#define MI_VERSION_REG (MI_BASE_REG+0x04)
427#define MI_NOOP_REG MI_VERSION_REG
428
429/* MI interrupt (R): [5:0] valid bits - see below for bit patterns */
430#define MI_INTR_REG (MI_BASE_REG+0x08)
431
432/*
433 * MI interrupt mask (W): [11:0] valid bits - see below for bit patterns
434 * (R): [5:0] valid bits - see below for bit patterns
435 */
436#define MI_INTR_MASK_REG (MI_BASE_REG+0x0C)
437
438/*
439 * The following are values to check for interrupt setting (MI_INTR_REG)
440 */
441#define MI_INTR_SP 0x01 /* Bit 0: SP intr */
442#define MI_INTR_SI 0x02 /* Bit 1: SI intr */
443#define MI_INTR_AI 0x04 /* Bit 2: AI intr */
444#define MI_INTR_VI 0x08 /* Bit 3: VI intr */
445#define MI_INTR_PI 0x10 /* Bit 4: PI intr */
446#define MI_INTR_DP 0x20 /* Bit 5: DP intr */
447
448/*
449 * The following are values to clear/set various interrupt bit mask
450 * They can be ORed together to manipulate multiple bits
451 * (MI_INTR_MASK_REG - write)
452 */
453#define MI_INTR_MASK_CLR_SP 0x0001 /* Bit 0: clear SP mask */
454#define MI_INTR_MASK_SET_SP 0x0002 /* Bit 1: set SP mask */
455#define MI_INTR_MASK_CLR_SI 0x0004 /* Bit 2: clear SI mask */
456#define MI_INTR_MASK_SET_SI 0x0008 /* Bit 3: set SI mask */
457#define MI_INTR_MASK_CLR_AI 0x0010 /* Bit 4: clear AI mask */
458#define MI_INTR_MASK_SET_AI 0x0020 /* Bit 5: set AI mask */
459#define MI_INTR_MASK_CLR_VI 0x0040 /* Bit 6: clear VI mask */
460#define MI_INTR_MASK_SET_VI 0x0080 /* Bit 7: set VI mask */
461#define MI_INTR_MASK_CLR_PI 0x0100 /* Bit 8: clear PI mask */
462#define MI_INTR_MASK_SET_PI 0x0200 /* Bit 9: set PI mask */
463#define MI_INTR_MASK_CLR_DP 0x0400 /* Bit 10: clear DP mask */
464#define MI_INTR_MASK_SET_DP 0x0800 /* Bit 11: set DP mask */
465
466/*
467 * The following are values to check for interrupt mask setting
468 * (MI_INTR_MASK_REG - read)
469 */
470#define MI_INTR_MASK_SP 0x01 /* Bit 0: SP intr mask */
471#define MI_INTR_MASK_SI 0x02 /* Bit 1: SI intr mask */
472#define MI_INTR_MASK_AI 0x04 /* Bit 2: AI intr mask */
473#define MI_INTR_MASK_VI 0x08 /* Bit 3: VI intr mask */
474#define MI_INTR_MASK_PI 0x10 /* Bit 4: PI intr mask */
475#define MI_INTR_MASK_DP 0x20 /* Bit 5: DP intr mask */
476
477
478/*************************************************************************
479 * Video Interface (VI) Registers
480 */
481#define VI_BASE_REG 0x04400000
482
483/* VI status/control (R/W): [15-0] valid bits:
484 * [1:0] = type[1:0] (pixel size)
485 * 0: blank (no data, no sync)
486 * 1: reserved
487 * 2: 5/5/5/3 ("16" bit)
488 * 3: 8/8/8/8 (32 bit)
489 * [2] = gamma_dither_enable (normally on, unless "special effect")
490 * [3] = gamma_enable (normally on, unless MPEG/JPEG)
491 * [4] = divot_enable (normally on if antialiased, unless decal lines)
492 * [5] = reserved - always off
493 * [6] = serrate (always on if interlaced, off if not)
494 * [7] = reserved - diagnostics only
495 * [9:8] = anti-alias (aa) mode[1:0]
496 * 0: aa & resamp (always fetch extra lines)
497 * 1: aa & resamp (fetch extra lines if needed)
498 * 2: resamp only (treat as all fully covered)
499 * 3: neither (replicate pixels, no interpolate)
500 * [11] = reserved - diagnostics only
501 * [15:12] = reserved
502 *
503 */
504#define VI_STATUS_REG (VI_BASE_REG+0x00)
505#define VI_CONTROL_REG VI_STATUS_REG
506
507/* VI origin (R/W): [23:0] frame buffer origin in bytes */
508#define VI_ORIGIN_REG (VI_BASE_REG+0x04)
509#define VI_DRAM_ADDR_REG VI_ORIGIN_REG
510
511/* VI width (R/W): [11:0] frame buffer line width in pixels */
512#define VI_WIDTH_REG (VI_BASE_REG+0x08)
513#define VI_H_WIDTH_REG VI_WIDTH_REG
514
515/* VI vertical intr (R/W): [9:0] interrupt when current half-line = V_INTR */
516#define VI_INTR_REG (VI_BASE_REG+0x0C)
517#define VI_V_INTR_REG VI_INTR_REG
518
519/*
520 * VI current vertical line (R/W): [9:0] current half line, sampled once per
521 * line (the lsb of V_CURRENT is constant within a field, and in
522 * interlaced modes gives the field number - which is constant for non-
523 * interlaced modes)
524 * - Any write to this register will clear interrupt line
525 */
526#define VI_CURRENT_REG (VI_BASE_REG+0x10)
527#define VI_V_CURRENT_LINE_REG VI_CURRENT_REG
528
529/*
530 * VI video timing (R/W): [ 7: 0] horizontal sync width in pixels,
531 * [15: 8] color burst width in pixels,
532 * [19:16] vertical sync width in half lines,
533 * [29:20] start of color burst in pixels from h-sync
534 */
535#define VI_BURST_REG (VI_BASE_REG+0x14)
536#define VI_TIMING_REG VI_BURST_REG
537
538/* VI vertical sync (R/W): [9:0] number of half-lines per field */
539#define VI_V_SYNC_REG (VI_BASE_REG+0x18)
540
541/* VI horizontal sync (R/W): [11: 0] total duration of a line in 1/4 pixel
542 * [20:16] a 5-bit leap pattern used for PAL only
543 * (h_sync_period)
544 */
545#define VI_H_SYNC_REG (VI_BASE_REG+0x1C)
546
547/*
548 * VI horizontal sync leap (R/W): [11: 0] identical to h_sync_period
549 * [27:16] identical to h_sync_period
550 */
551#define VI_LEAP_REG (VI_BASE_REG+0x20)
552#define VI_H_SYNC_LEAP_REG VI_LEAP_REG
553
554/*
555 * VI horizontal video (R/W): [ 9: 0] end of active video in screen pixels
556 * : [25:16] start of active video in screen pixels
557 */
558#define VI_H_START_REG (VI_BASE_REG+0x24)
559#define VI_H_VIDEO_REG VI_H_START_REG
560
561/*
562 * VI vertical video (R/W): [ 9: 0] end of active video in screen half-lines
563 * : [25:16] start of active video in screen half-lines
564 */
565#define VI_V_START_REG (VI_BASE_REG+0x28)
566#define VI_V_VIDEO_REG VI_V_START_REG
567
568/*
569 * VI vertical burst (R/W): [ 9: 0] end of color burst enable in half-lines
570 * : [25:16] start of color burst enable in half-lines
571 */
572#define VI_V_BURST_REG (VI_BASE_REG+0x2C)
573
574/* VI x-scale (R/W): [11: 0] 1/horizontal scale up factor (2.10 format)
575 * [27:16] horizontal subpixel offset (2.10 format)
576 */
577#define VI_X_SCALE_REG (VI_BASE_REG+0x30)
578
579/* VI y-scale (R/W): [11: 0] 1/vertical scale up factor (2.10 format)
580 * [27:16] vertical subpixel offset (2.10 format)
581 */
582#define VI_Y_SCALE_REG (VI_BASE_REG+0x34)
583
584/*
585 * Patterns to interpret VI_CONTROL_REG
586 */
587#define VI_CTRL_TYPE_16 0x00002 /* Bit [1:0] pixel size: 16 bit */
588#define VI_CTRL_TYPE_32 0x00003 /* Bit [1:0] pixel size: 32 bit */
589#define VI_CTRL_GAMMA_DITHER_ON 0x00004 /* Bit 2: default = on */
590#define VI_CTRL_GAMMA_ON 0x00008 /* Bit 3: default = on */
591#define VI_CTRL_DIVOT_ON 0x00010 /* Bit 4: default = on */
592#define VI_CTRL_SERRATE_ON 0x00040 /* Bit 6: on if interlaced */
593#define VI_CTRL_ANTIALIAS_MASK 0x00300 /* Bit [9:8] anti-alias mode */
594#define VI_CTRL_DITHER_FILTER_ON 0x10000 /* Bit 16: dither-filter mode */
595
596/*
597 * Possible video clocks (NTSC or PAL)
598 */
599#define VI_NTSC_CLOCK 48681812 /* Hz = 48.681812 MHz */
600#define VI_PAL_CLOCK 49656530 /* Hz = 49.656530 MHz */
601#define VI_MPAL_CLOCK 48628316 /* Hz = 48.628316 MHz */
602
603
604/*************************************************************************
605 * Audio Interface (AI) Registers
606 *
607 * The address and length registers are double buffered; that is, they
608 * can be written twice before becoming full.
609 * The address must be written before the length.
610 */
611#define AI_BASE_REG 0x04500000
612
613/* AI DRAM address (W): [23:0] starting RDRAM address (8B-aligned) */
614#define AI_DRAM_ADDR_REG (AI_BASE_REG+0x00) /* R0: DRAM address */
615
616/* AI length (R/W): [14:0] transfer length (v1.0) - Bottom 3 bits are ignored */
617/* [17:0] transfer length (v2.0) - Bottom 3 bits are ignored */
618#define AI_LEN_REG (AI_BASE_REG+0x04) /* R1: Length */
619
620/* AI control (W): [0] DMA enable - if LSB == 1, DMA is enabled */
621#define AI_CONTROL_REG (AI_BASE_REG+0x08) /* R2: DMA Control */
622
623/*
624 * AI status (R): [31]/[0] ai_full (addr & len buffer full), [30] ai_busy
625 * Note that a 1->0 transition in ai_full will set interrupt
626 * (W): clear audio interrupt
627 */
628#define AI_STATUS_REG (AI_BASE_REG+0x0C) /* R3: Status */
629
630/*
631 * AI DAC sample period register (W): [13:0] dac rate
632 * - vid_clock/(dperiod + 1) is the DAC sample rate
633 * - (dperiod + 1) >= 66 * (aclockhp + 1) must be true
634 */
635#define AI_DACRATE_REG (AI_BASE_REG+0x10) /* R4: DAC rate 14-lsb*/
636
637/*
638 * AI bit rate (W): [3:0] bit rate (abus clock half period register - aclockhp)
639 * - vid_clock/(2 * (aclockhp + 1)) is the DAC clock rate
640 * - The abus clock stops if aclockhp is zero
641 */
642#define AI_BITRATE_REG (AI_BASE_REG+0x14) /* R5: Bit rate 4-lsb */
643
644/* Value for control register */
645#define AI_CONTROL_DMA_ON 0x01 /* LSB = 1: DMA enable*/
646#define AI_CONTROL_DMA_OFF 0x00 /* LSB = 1: DMA enable*/
647
648/* Value for status register */
649#define AI_STATUS_FIFO_FULL 0x80000000 /* Bit 31: full */
650#define AI_STATUS_DMA_BUSY 0x40000000 /* Bit 30: busy */
651
652/* DAC rate = video clock / audio frequency
653 * - DAC rate >= (66 * Bit rate) must be true
654 */
655#define AI_MAX_DAC_RATE 16384 /* 14-bit+1 */
656#define AI_MIN_DAC_RATE 132
657
658/* Bit rate <= (DAC rate / 66) */
659#define AI_MAX_BIT_RATE 16 /* 4-bit+1 */
660#define AI_MIN_BIT_RATE 2
661
662/*
663 * Maximum and minimum values for audio frequency based on video clocks
664 * max frequency = (video clock / min dac rate)
665 * min frequency = (video clock / max dac rate)
666 */
667#define AI_NTSC_MAX_FREQ 368000 /* 368 KHz */
668#define AI_NTSC_MIN_FREQ 3000 /* 3 KHz ~ 2971 Hz */
669
670#define AI_PAL_MAX_FREQ 376000 /* 376 KHz */
671#define AI_PAL_MIN_FREQ 3050 /* 3 KHz ~ 3031 Hz */
672
673#define AI_MPAL_MAX_FREQ 368000 /* 368 KHz */
674#define AI_MPAL_MIN_FREQ 3000 /* 3 KHz ~ 2968 Hz */
675
676
677/*************************************************************************
678 * Peripheral Interface (PI) Registers
679 */
680#define PI_BASE_REG 0x04600000
681
682/* PI DRAM address (R/W): [23:0] starting RDRAM address */
683#define PI_DRAM_ADDR_REG (PI_BASE_REG+0x00) /* DRAM address */
684
685/* PI pbus (cartridge) address (R/W): [31:0] starting AD16 address */
686#define PI_CART_ADDR_REG (PI_BASE_REG+0x04)
687
688/* PI read length (R/W): [23:0] read data length */
689#define PI_RD_LEN_REG (PI_BASE_REG+0x08)
690
691/* PI write length (R/W): [23:0] write data length */
692#define PI_WR_LEN_REG (PI_BASE_REG+0x0C)
693
694/*
695 * PI status (R): [0] DMA busy, [1] IO busy, [2], error
696 * (W): [0] reset controller (and abort current op), [1] clear intr
697 */
698#define PI_STATUS_REG (PI_BASE_REG+0x10)
699
700/* PI dom1 latency (R/W): [7:0] domain 1 device latency */
701#define PI_BSD_DOM1_LAT_REG (PI_BASE_REG+0x14)
702
703/* PI dom1 pulse width (R/W): [7:0] domain 1 device R/W strobe pulse width */
704#define PI_BSD_DOM1_PWD_REG (PI_BASE_REG+0x18)
705
706/* PI dom1 page size (R/W): [3:0] domain 1 device page size */
707#define PI_BSD_DOM1_PGS_REG (PI_BASE_REG+0x1C) /* page size */
708
709/* PI dom1 release (R/W): [1:0] domain 1 device R/W release duration */
710#define PI_BSD_DOM1_RLS_REG (PI_BASE_REG+0x20)
711
712/* PI dom2 latency (R/W): [7:0] domain 2 device latency */
713#define PI_BSD_DOM2_LAT_REG (PI_BASE_REG+0x24) /* Domain 2 latency */
714
715/* PI dom2 pulse width (R/W): [7:0] domain 2 device R/W strobe pulse width */
716#define PI_BSD_DOM2_PWD_REG (PI_BASE_REG+0x28) /* pulse width */
717
718/* PI dom2 page size (R/W): [3:0] domain 2 device page size */
719#define PI_BSD_DOM2_PGS_REG (PI_BASE_REG+0x2C) /* page size */
720
721/* PI dom2 release (R/W): [1:0] domain 2 device R/W release duration */
722#define PI_BSD_DOM2_RLS_REG (PI_BASE_REG+0x30) /* release duration */
723
724#define PI_DOMAIN1_REG PI_BSD_DOM1_LAT_REG
725#define PI_DOMAIN2_REG PI_BSD_DOM2_LAT_REG
726
727#define PI_DOM_LAT_OFS 0x00
728#define PI_DOM_PWD_OFS 0x04
729#define PI_DOM_PGS_OFS 0x08
730#define PI_DOM_RLS_OFS 0x0C
731
732/*
733 * PI status register has 3 bits active when read from (PI_STATUS_REG - read)
734 * Bit 0: DMA busy - set when DMA is in progress
735 * Bit 1: IO busy - set when IO is in progress
736 * Bit 2: Error - set when CPU issues IO request while DMA is busy
737 */
738#define PI_STATUS_ERROR 0x04
739#define PI_STATUS_IO_BUSY 0x02
740#define PI_STATUS_DMA_BUSY 0x01
741
742/* PI status register has 2 bits active when written to:
743 * Bit 0: When set, reset PIC
744 * Bit 1: When set, clear interrupt flag
745 * The values of the two bits can be ORed together to both reset PIC and
746 * clear interrupt at the same time.
747 *
748 * Note:
749 * - The PIC does generate an interrupt at the end of each DMA. CPU
750 * needs to clear the interrupt flag explicitly (from an interrupt
751 * handler) by writing into the STATUS register with bit 1 set.
752 *
753 * - When a DMA completes, the interrupt flag is set. CPU can issue
754 * another request even while the interrupt flag is set (as long as
755 * PIC is idle). However, it is the CPU's responsibility for
756 * maintaining accurate correspondence between DMA completions and
757 * interrupts.
758 *
759 * - When PIC is reset, if PIC happens to be busy, an interrupt will
760 * be generated as PIC returns to idle. Otherwise, no interrupt will
761 * be generated and PIC remains idle.
762 */
763/*
764 * Values to clear interrupt/reset PIC (PI_STATUS_REG - write)
765 */
766#define PI_STATUS_RESET 0x01
767#define PI_SET_RESET PI_STATUS_RESET
768
769#define PI_STATUS_CLR_INTR 0x02
770#define PI_CLR_INTR PI_STATUS_CLR_INTR
771
772#define PI_DMA_BUFFER_SIZE 128
773
774#define PI_DOM1_ADDR1 0x06000000 /* to 0x07FFFFFF */
775#define PI_DOM1_ADDR2 0x10000000 /* to 0x1FBFFFFF */
776#define PI_DOM1_ADDR3 0x1FD00000 /* to 0x7FFFFFFF */
777#define PI_DOM2_ADDR1 0x05000000 /* to 0x05FFFFFF */
778#define PI_DOM2_ADDR2 0x08000000 /* to 0x0FFFFFFF */
779
780
781/*************************************************************************
782 * RDRAM Interface (RI) Registers
783 */
784#define RI_BASE_REG 0x04700000
785
786/* RI mode (R/W): [1:0] operating mode, [2] stop T active, [3] stop R active */
787#define RI_MODE_REG (RI_BASE_REG+0x00)
788
789/* RI config (R/W): [5:0] current control input, [6] current control enable */
790#define RI_CONFIG_REG (RI_BASE_REG+0x04)
791
792/* RI current load (W): [] any write updates current control register */
793#define RI_CURRENT_LOAD_REG (RI_BASE_REG+0x08)
794
795/* RI select (R/W): [2:0] receive select, [2:0] transmit select */
796#define RI_SELECT_REG (RI_BASE_REG+0x0C)
797
798/* RI refresh (R/W): [7:0] clean refresh delay, [15:8] dirty refresh delay,
799 * [16] refresh bank, [17] refresh enable
800 * [18] refresh optimize
801 */
802#define RI_REFRESH_REG (RI_BASE_REG+0x10)
803#define RI_COUNT_REG RI_REFRESH_REG
804
805/* RI latency (R/W): [3:0] DMA latency/overlap */
806#define RI_LATENCY_REG (RI_BASE_REG+0x14)
807
808/* RI error (R): [0] nack error, [1] ack error */
809#define RI_RERROR_REG (RI_BASE_REG+0x18)
810
811/* RI error (W): [] any write clears all error bits */
812#define RI_WERROR_REG (RI_BASE_REG+0x1C)
813
814
815/*************************************************************************
816 * Serial Interface (SI) Registers
817 */
818#define SI_BASE_REG 0x04800000
819
820/* SI DRAM address (R/W): [23:0] starting RDRAM address */
821#define SI_DRAM_ADDR_REG (SI_BASE_REG+0x00) /* R0: DRAM address */
822
823/* SI address read 64B (W): [] any write causes a 64B DMA write */
824#define SI_PIF_ADDR_RD64B_REG (SI_BASE_REG+0x04) /* R1: 64B PIF->DRAM */
825
826/* Address SI_BASE_REG + (0x08, 0x0c, 0x14) are reserved */
827
828/* SI address write 64B (W): [] any write causes a 64B DMA read */
829#define SI_PIF_ADDR_WR64B_REG (SI_BASE_REG+0x10) /* R4: 64B DRAM->PIF */
830
831/*
832 * SI status (W): [] any write clears interrupt
833 * (R): [0] DMA busy, [1] IO read busy, [2] reserved
834 * [3] DMA error, [12] interrupt
835 */
836#define SI_STATUS_REG (SI_BASE_REG+0x18) /* R6: Status */
837
838/* SI status register has the following bits active:
839 * 0: DMA busy - set when DMA is in progress
840 * 1: IO busy - set when IO access is in progress
841 * 3: DMA error - set when there are overlapping DMA requests
842 * 12: Interrupt - Interrupt set
843 */
844#define SI_STATUS_DMA_BUSY 0x0001
845#define SI_STATUS_RD_BUSY 0x0002
846#define SI_STATUS_DMA_ERROR 0x0008
847#define SI_STATUS_INTERRUPT 0x1000
848
849/*************************************************************************
850 * Development Board GIO Control Registers
851 */
852
853#define GIO_BASE_REG 0x18000000
854
855/* Game to Host Interrupt */
856#define GIO_GIO_INTR_REG (GIO_BASE_REG+0x000)
857
858/* Game to Host SYNC */
859#define GIO_GIO_SYNC_REG (GIO_BASE_REG+0x400)
860
861/* Host to Game Interrupt */
862#define GIO_CART_INTR_REG (GIO_BASE_REG+0x800)
863
864
865/*************************************************************************
866 * Common macros
867 */
868#if defined(_LANGUAGE_C) || defined(_LANGUAGE_C_PLUS_PLUS)
869#define IO_READ(addr) (*(vu32 *)PHYS_TO_K1(addr))
870#define IO_WRITE(addr,data) (*(vu32 *)PHYS_TO_K1(addr)=(u32)(data))
871#define RCP_STAT_PRINT \
872 rmonPrintf("current=%x start=%x end=%x dpstat=%x spstat=%x\n", \
873 IO_READ(DPC_CURRENT_REG), \
874 IO_READ(DPC_START_REG), \
875 IO_READ(DPC_END_REG), \
876 IO_READ(DPC_STATUS_REG), \
877 IO_READ(SP_STATUS_REG))
878
879#endif
880
881#endif /* _RCP_H_ */