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Programmer’s Guide BCM5722
10/15/07
Broadcom Corporation
Document 5722-PG101-R ASF Support Registers Page 362
AUXILIARY SMBUS MASTER STATUS REGISTER (OFFSET 0X6C40)
Table 381: Auxiliary SMBus Master Status Register (Offset 0x6C40)
Bit Field Description Init Access
31:8 Reserved 0 RO
7 CRC/PEC Error
0 = No CRC/PEC Error detected.
1 = CRC/PEC Error Detected. This bit is set only by
hardware and can be reset by writing a 1 to this
position.
0R/W
6:5 Reserved 0 RO
4Failed
0 = SMBus Attention not caused by KILL bit.
1 = Source of the SMBus attention is a failed bus
transaction, set when KILL bit in SMB Master Control
register is set. This bit is set only by hardware and can
be reset by writing a one to this position.
0R/W
3 Bus Collision
0 = SMBus Attention not caused by transaction
collision.
1 = Source of SMBus Attention was a transaction
collision. This bit is set only by hardware and can be
reset by writing a 1 to this position.
0R/W
2 Device Error
0 = SMBus interrupt not caused by transaction error.
1 = Source of SMBus interrupt was the generation of a
SMBus transaction error. This bit is set only by
hardware and can be reset by writing a 1 to this
position. Transaction errors are usually caused by:
- Illegal command field
Unclaimed cycle
Master device time-out
0R/W
1 SMBus Attention
0 = SMBus attention not caused by Master command
completion.
1 = Source of SMBus attention was the completion of
the last Master command. This bit is set only by
hardware and can be reset by writing a 1 to this
position.
0R/W
0Master Busy
0 = SMBus Controller Master interface is not
processing a command.
1 = Indicates that the SMBus controller master
interface is in the process of completing a command.
None of the other SMBus Master registers should be
accessed if this bit is set.
0RO

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