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This register configures which pins can be controlled by the LT_GPIOE registers. A one bit configures the pin for control via the LT_GPIOE registers, which lets it be accessed by the Espresso. A zero bit restricts access to the LT_GPIO registers, which are Starbuck-only. The LT_GPIO registers always have read access to all pins, but any writes (changes) must go through the LT_GPIOB registers if the corresponding bit is set in the LT_GPIO_OWNER register.
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This register configures which pins can be controlled by the LT_GPIOE registers. A one bit configures the pin for control via the LT_GPIOE registers, which lets it be accessed by the Espresso. A zero bit restricts access to the LT_GPIO registers, which are Starbuck-only. The LT_GPIO registers always have read access to all pins, but any writes (changes) must go through the LT_GPIOE registers if the corresponding bit is set in the LT_GPIO_OWNER register.
 
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Revision as of 19:31, 2 July 2016

Latte GPIOs
Latte Registers
Access
EspressoPartial
StarbuckFull
Registers
Base0x0d8000c0
Length0x40
Access size32 bits
Byte orderBig Endian
IRQs
EspressoNone
Latte10,11
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The Latte chipset includes at least 29 general purpose I/O lines with interrupt capability. Two sets of registers are provided, and the Espresso only has access to one set. This set accesses a configurable subset of the IO pins, which the Starbuck can select.

Pin connections

Bit Direction Connection Description
0 IN SYS_INT Power button input (RTCSysInt, FanSpeed and/or ToucanSelect).
1 OUT DWIFI_MODE Unknown (DWiFiMode and/or SMCI2CClock).
2 OUT FAN_PWR Fan power, active high (FanPower and/or SMCI2CData).
3 OUT DC_DC DC/DC converter power (DCDCPwrCnt, DCDCPwrCnt2 and/or CCRIO3), active high.
4 OUT AV_INT A/V Encoder interrupt (AVInterrupt)?
5 OUT ESP10_FIX Unknown (ESP10WorkAround and/or CCRIO12).
6 OUT AV_RST A/V Encoder reset (AVReset)?
7 UNK UNKNOWN Unknown.
8 OUT SDC_PWR Unknown (SDC0S0Power and/or PADPD).
9 UNK UNKNOWN Unknown.
10 OUT EEPROM_CS SEEPROM Chip Select.
11 OUT EEPROM_SK SEEPROM Clock.
12 OUT EEPROM_DO Data to SEEPROM.
13 IN EEPROM_DI Data from SEEPROM.
14 OUT AV0_I2C_CLOCK A/V Encoder (#0) I²C Clock.
15 I/O AV0_I2C_DATA A/V Encoder (#0) I²C Data.
16 OUT NDEV_LED DevKit LED?
17 OUT DEBUG1 Debug?
18 OUT DEBUG2 Debug?
19 OUT DEBUG3 Debug?
20 OUT DEBUG4 Debug?
21 OUT DEBUG5 Debug?
22 OUT DEBUG6 Debug?
23 OUT DEBUG7 Debug?
24 OUT AV1_I2C_CLOCK A/V Encoder (#1) I²C Clock.
25 I/O AV1_I2C_DATA A/V Encoder (#1) I²C Data.
26 OUT MUTE_LAMP Unknown.
27 OUT BT_MODE BlueTooth mode.
28 OUT CCRH_RST CCRH reset.
29 OUT WIFI_MODE WiFi mode.
30 OUT UNKNOWN Driven low before boot0 SD boot attempt.

Register list

Latte GPIOs
Address Bits Name Description
0x0d8000c0 32 LT_GPIOE_OUT GPIO Outputs (Espresso access)
0x0d8000c4 32 LT_GPIOE_DIR GPIO Direction (Espresso access)
0x0d8000c8 32 LT_GPIOE_IN GPIO Inputs (Espresso access)
0x0d8000cc 32 LT_GPIOE_INTLVL GPIO Interrupt Levels (Espresso access)
0x0d8000d0 32 LT_GPIOE_INTFLAG GPIO Interrupt Flags (Espresso access)
0x0d8000d4 32 LT_GPIOE_INTMASK GPIO Interrupt Masks (Espresso access)
0x0d8000d8 32 LT_GPIOE_INMIR GPIO Input Mirror (Espresso access)
0x0d8000dc 32 LT_GPIO_ENABLE GPIO Enable (Starbuck only)
0x0d8000e0 32 LT_GPIO_OUT GPIO Outputs (Starbuck only)
0x0d8000e4 32 LT_GPIO_DIR GPIO Direction (Starbuck only)
0x0d8000e8 32 LT_GPIO_IN GPIO Inputs (Starbuck only)
0x0d8000ec 32 LT_GPIO_INTLVL GPIO Interrupt Levels (Starbuck only)
0x0d8000f0 32 LT_GPIO_INTFLAG GPIO Interrupt Flags (Starbuck only)
0x0d8000f4 32 LT_GPIO_INTMASK GPIO Interrupt Masks (Starbuck only)
0x0d8000f8 32 LT_GPIO_INMIR GPIO Input Mirror (Starbuck only)
0x0d8000fc 32 LT_GPIO_OWNER GPIO Owner Select (Starbuck only)

Register descriptions

LT_GPIO_ENABLE (0x0d8000dc)
  3124 230
Access U R/W

The bits of this register indicate whether specific GPIO pins are enabled. The typical value is 0xFFFFFF, to enable all pins.


LT_GPIO_OUT (0x0d8000e0)
  3124 230
Access U R/W

This register contains the output value for all pins. These only take effect if the pin is configured as an output.


LT_GPIO_DIR (0x0d8000e4)
  3124 230
Access U R/W

A '1' bit for a pin indicates that it will behave as an output (drive), while a '0' bit tristates the pin and it becomes a high-impedance input.


LT_GPIO_IN (0x0d8000e8)
  3124 230
Access U R

This register can be read to obtain the current input value of the GPIO pins.


LT_GPIO_INTLVL (0x0d8000ec)
  3124 230
Access U R/W

Configures the pin state that causes an interrupt. If a bit is set in this register, the pin causes an interrupt when high. A zero causes the opposite behavior.


LT_GPIO_INTFLAG (0x0d8000f0)
  3124 230
Access U R/Z

Bits in this register indicate which pins have triggered their interrupt flags. Write one to clear a bit back to zero. The bits can only be cleared if the pin is in the idle state: if the pin state equals the value in the LT_GPIO_INTLVL register, then the corresponding bit in LT_GPIO_INTFLAG will be stuck at one until the pin state reverts or the value in LT_GPIO_INTLVL is inverted. Once the pin is idle, the bits in this register may be cleared by writing one to them.


LT_GPIO_INTMASK (0x0d8000f4)
  3124 230
Access U R/W

Only the bits set in this register propagate their interrupts to the master Latte GPIO interrupt (#11). All other pin interrupts are ignored, although the interrupt state can still be queried and cleared in LT_GPIO_INTFLAG. Note: Pins configured for Espresso access do not generate Latte IRQ #11. Instead, they generate Latte IRQ #10. In other words, the IRQ generation logic for #11 is LT_GPIO_INTMASK & LT_GPIO_INTFLAG & ~LT_GPIO_OWNER.


LT_GPIO_INMIR (0x0d8000f8)
  3124 230
Access U R

This register appears to contain the input state at some point in time, possibly power-on or interrupt or something like that. Writes do not seem possible. [check]


LT_GPIO_OWNER (0x0d8000fc)
  3124 230
Access U R/W

This register configures which pins can be controlled by the LT_GPIOE registers. A one bit configures the pin for control via the LT_GPIOE registers, which lets it be accessed by the Espresso. A zero bit restricts access to the LT_GPIO registers, which are Starbuck-only. The LT_GPIO registers always have read access to all pins, but any writes (changes) must go through the LT_GPIOE registers if the corresponding bit is set in the LT_GPIO_OWNER register.


LT_GPIOE_OUT (0x0d8000c0)
  3124 230
Access U R/W

LT_GPIOE_DIR (0x0d8000c4)
  3124 230
Access U R/W

LT_GPIOE_IN (0x0d8000c8)
  3124 230
Access U R

LT_GPIOE_INTLVL (0x0d8000cc)
  3124 230
Access U R/W

LT_GPIOE_INTFLAG (0x0d8000d0)
  3124 230
Access U R/Z

LT_GPIOE_INTMASK (0x0d8000d4)
  3124 230
Access U R/W

LT_GPIOE_INMIR (0x0d8000d8)
  3124 230
Access U R

These registers operate identically to their LT_GPIO counterparts above, but they only control the pins which have their respective LT_GPIO_OWNER bits set to 1. They can be accessed by the Espresso as well as the Starbuck. The master interrupt feeds to the Latte GPIOE interrupt (#10). The generation logic would be LT_GPIOE_INTFLAG & LT_GPIOE_INTMASK, with an implicit AND with LT_GPIO_OWNER since the GPIOE registers are already masked with the LT_GPIO_OWNER register.

When switching owners, copying of the data is not necessary. For example, if pin 0 has certain configuration in the LT_GPIO registers, and that bit is then set in the LT_GPIO_OWNER register, those settings will immediately be visible in the LT_GPIOE registers. There is only one set of data registers, and the LT_GPIO_OWNER register just controls the access that the LT_GPIOE registers have to that data.