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CHAPTER 11: DSTC
570 FM4 Peripheral Manual, Doc. No. 002-04856 Rev. *E
5.11 DQMSK[n] Register
The DQMSK[n] Register indicates whether the HW Start transfer request is being suppressed.
Register configuration
Address
+0x70
Field
DQMSK[31:0]
+0x74
Field
DQMSK[63:32]
+0x78
Field
DQMSK[95:64]
+0x7C
Field
DQMSK[127:96]
+0x80
Field
DQMSK[159:128]
+0x84
Field
DQMSK[191:160]
+0x88
Field
DQMSK[223:192]
+0x8C
Field
DQMSK[255:224]
Attribute
(applicable to all areas)
R
Initial value
(applicable to all areas)
0x00000000
Register function
The DQMSK[n] Register is a read-only register. The write access to this register is ignored. That this
register is "1" indicates the HW Start transfer request (DREQ[n]) to the DSTC is being suppressed. If one
of the following conditions is met, the DSTC sets DQMSK[n] to "1" and suppresses transfer requests.
A transfer error has occurred at a transfer on HW channel n.
The CPU has issued a standby transition command to the CMD Register.
DMSET in the DES for the transfer on HW channel n is "1" and the DSTC has executed a DES
close process.
If one of the following conditions is met, the DSTC clears DQMSK[n] to "0" and releases the suppression
of transfer requests.
"1" has been written to the DQMSKCLR[n] Register.
The CPU has issued a standby transition command to the CMD Register.
bit[255:0] DQMSK[255:0] (DMA request mask)
Access
Function
Writing
Causes no operation to be executed.
Reading "0"
Indicates that the DREQ[n] signal from the peripheral is not being suppressed.
Reading "1"
Indicates that the DREQ[n] signal from the peripheral is being suppressed.
If the DSTC installed in a product supports HW-128 channels, the DQMSK[255:128] bits are a reserved
area whose value is fixed at "0".
If the DSTC installed in a product supports HW-64 channels, the DQMSK[255:64] bits are a reserved
area whose value is fixed at "0".

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