XR68C681
Bits 7 - 4: “Change in Logic State” Identification Bits
% (+($% H% $I $ '$ & H - + '%I % H - +
'%I ($$ + ( (% #, - #,1 #+ % H - + '%I $' ' - ( -('
% ( & + % + ( (%" & ( ($(+& H--(-I ( & %(- '%$(- HI (+($
( ( #, HI #+ H - + '%I $ $' ' - + %" (' (" &
( +' (% & 3(- '%$(- (+($% % HI
# $%" (+ ( ( #,1 !('% ' - ( -(' %" ( @ ( '( -(' HI
Bits 3 - 0: “The Current State of Input Pins IP0 - IP3”
% (+($% H$ &I $ +' ' -(' % #, - #,1 ( (%
# $ H# , - + I (" % $ +(-
A( ( $ ( + ( +% + (% %$ ,%
(' (%" ( ( -(%" % $$
( + #, ( ($(' (' + + (% (% !('$ ' - + %
( + #, %% % % + % (% +" $(- #," (
%% H - + I (" , ( $(4
( (% --$
+( % + ' -(- ( (
(- # M@N
Bit 7
BRG Set
Select
J
J
Bit 6
Bit 5
Bit 4
Counter/Timer Mode and Source
Table 7
Bit3
Delta IP3
Interrupt
J
J 8
Bit 2
Delta IP2
Interrupt
J
J 8
Bit 1
Delta IP1
Interrupt
J
J 8
Bit 0
Delta IP0
Interrupt
J
J 8
Table 14. ACR- Auxiliary Control Register
Note:
This “two-tiered” interrupt enabling/disabling approach, for the “Input Change of State” interrupt allows tremendous flexibility for the
user. Setting or clearing the bits in ACR[3:0] allows the user to specify exactly which Input Port pins to be enabled (or disabled) for
generating the “Input Port Change of State” interrupt. Setting or clearing IMR[7] allows the user to “globally” enable or disable this
interrupt.
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