Freescale Semiconductor Xtrinsic MMA955xL Intelligent Motion-Sensing Platform KITMMA9550LEVM KITMMA9550LEVM User Manual
Product codes
KITMMA9550LEVM
System Integration Module
MMA955xL Intelligent, Motion-Sensing Platform Hardware Reference Manual, Rev. 1.0
Freescale Semiconductor, Inc.
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SC
STOP Mode Enable for STOP With Slow Clock
The FC, SC and NC bits are mutually exclusive. They control the mode of operation to be initiated
by the next STOP instruction. A maximum of one of the three can be asserted at any time. If none
of them are enabled, STOP is considered an illegal instruction. Instead of entering one of the STOP
modes, the MCU will initiate an illegal opcode reset if CPUCR[IRD] is cleared. If CPUCR[IRD] is set,
an illegal instruction exception is initiated. (For details,
The FC, SC and NC bits are mutually exclusive. They control the mode of operation to be initiated
by the next STOP instruction. A maximum of one of the three can be asserted at any time. If none
of them are enabled, STOP is considered an illegal instruction. Instead of entering one of the STOP
modes, the MCU will initiate an illegal opcode reset if CPUCR[IRD] is cleared. If CPUCR[IRD] is set,
an illegal instruction exception is initiated. (For details,
.)
If the CPU attempts to write more than one of FC, SC or NC, all three will be cleared and, again,
STOP will be considered an illegal instruction.
0 STOP with Slow Clock is NOT enabled.
1 The next STOP instruction will result in the CPU entering STOP, with the oscillator in low-speed
STOP will be considered an illegal instruction.
0 STOP with Slow Clock is NOT enabled.
1 The next STOP instruction will result in the CPU entering STOP, with the oscillator in low-speed
mode.
1
NC
STOP Mode Enable for STOP With No Clock
The FC, SC and NC bits are mutually exclusive. They control the mode of operation to be initiated
by the next STOP instruction. A maximum of one of the three can be asserted at any time. If none
of them are enabled, STOP is considered an illegal instruction. Instead of entering one of the STOP
modes, the MCU will initiate an illegal opcode reset if CPUCR[IRD] is cleared. If CPUCR[IRD] is set,
an illegal instruction exception is initiated. (For details,
The FC, SC and NC bits are mutually exclusive. They control the mode of operation to be initiated
by the next STOP instruction. A maximum of one of the three can be asserted at any time. If none
of them are enabled, STOP is considered an illegal instruction. Instead of entering one of the STOP
modes, the MCU will initiate an illegal opcode reset if CPUCR[IRD] is cleared. If CPUCR[IRD] is set,
an illegal instruction exception is initiated. (For details,
.)
If the CPU attempts to write more than one of FC, SC or NC, all three will be cleared and, again,
STOP will be considered an illegal instruction.
0 STOP with No Clock is NOT enabled.
1 The next STOP instruction will result in the CPU entering STOP, with the oscillator disabled. The
STOP will be considered an illegal instruction.
0 STOP with No Clock is NOT enabled.
1 The next STOP instruction will result in the CPU entering STOP, with the oscillator disabled. The
device will be in deep-sleep mode. In this mode, the device can be awakened only by
asynchronous interrupts (one of which can be initiated via the slave I
asynchronous interrupts (one of which can be initiated via the slave I
2
C interface) or a reset
assertion.
0
SCtoFC
Slow Clock to Fast Clock STOP Transition Enabled
The device can be programmed to transition from STOP
The device can be programmed to transition from STOP
SC
to STOP
FC
when a “Start Sample Frame”
signal is asserted. Simply program SCtoFC to 1. This bit allows the CPU to initiate IDLE mode with
a STOP
a STOP
SC
transition. That state will automatically transition to STOP
FC
when the AFE needs to be
started up for the next frame. This operation occurs without CPU intervention if this bit is set.
0 Automatic transition from STOP
0 Automatic transition from STOP
SC
to STOP
FC
is not enabled.
1 The “Start Sample Frame” signal will cause the device to transition from STOP
SC
to STOP
FC
should it occur while the device is parked in STOP
SC
. It has no affect otherwise.
Table 11-3. STOPCR register (STOPCR) field descriptions (continued)
Bit(s)
Field
Description