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10.1.2.4 ConnID Assignment
Each L3 initiator includes a unique 6-bit master connection identifier (MConnID) that is used to indentify
the source of a transfer request. Since AM335x contains more than 16 unique masters some masters will
appear identical to target firewalls.
Table 10-2. MConnID Assignment
Initiator 6-bit MConnID (Debug) Instrumentation Comment
MPUSS M1 (128-bit) 0x00 0 Connects only to EMIF
MPUSS M2 (64-bit) 0x01 SW
DAP 0x04 SW
P1500 0x05 SW
PRU-ICSS (PRU0) 0x0E SW
PRU-ICSS (PRU1) 0x0F SW
Wakeup M3 0x14 SW Connects only to L4_WKUP
TPTC0 Read 0x18 0
TPTC0 Write 0x19 SW One WR port for data logging
TPTC1 Read 0x1A 0
TPTC1 Write 0x1B 0
TPTC2 Read 0x1C 0
TPTC2 Write 0x1D 0
SGX530 0x20 0
OCP WP Traffic Probe 0x21
(1)
HW Direct connect to DebugSS
OCP WP DMA Profiling 0x22
(1)
HW Direct connect to DebugSS
OCP-WP Event Trace 0x23
(1)
HW Direct connect to DebugSS
LCD Ctrl 0x24 0
GEMAC 0x30 0
USB DMA 0x34 0
USB QMGR 0x35 0
Stat Collector 0 0x3C HW
Stat Collector 1 0x3D HW
Stat Collector 2 0x3E HW
Stat Collector 3 0x3F HW
(1)
These MConnIDs are generated within the OCP-WP module based on the H0, H1, and H2 configuration parameters.
NOTE: Instrumentation refers to debug type. SW instrumentation means that the master can write
data to be logged to the STM (similar to a printf()). HW indicates debug data captured
automatically by hardware. A '0' entry indicates no debug capability.
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