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Intel
®
 Atom™ Processor C2000 Product Family for Microserver
September 2014
Datasheet, Vol. 2 of 3
Order Number: 330061-002US
331
Volume 2—SMBus 2.0 Unit 1 - Host—C2000 Product Family
Controller Characteristics and Operation
Note:
Based on the interaction between SUSCHKB.IRWST and certain supported and 
unsupported commands, the following recommendations are made:
• If Quick Command is unused (or if its usage is restricted to R/W# bit cleared), then 
IRWST is cleared. The hardware invalidates the unsupported commands Receive 
Byte and I
2
C Read.
• Otherwise, IRWST is set, and the firmware invalidates (drops) both of these 
unsupported commands.
Table 15-20. Target Transaction Behavior Due to SUSCHKB.IRWST
Quick Command
Receive Byte
I
2
C Read
IRWST
R/W# Bit = Read
R/W# Bit = Write#
R/W# Bit = Read
R/W# Bit = Read
0
Transaction is ACKed 
and then dropped. No 
descriptor is sent.
The hardware 
incorrectly invalidates 
a supported command 
option.
Transaction is ACKed 
and a descriptor is sent 
to ring buffer for the 
firmware.
Transaction is ACKed 
and then dropped. No 
descriptor is sent.
The hardware 
invalidates this 
unsupported 
command.
Transaction is ACKed 
and then dropped. No 
descriptor is sent.
The hardware 
invalidates this 
unsupported 
command.
1
Transaction is ACKed 
and a descriptor is sent 
to ring buffer for the 
firmware.
Transaction is ACKed 
and a descriptor is sent 
to ring buffer for the 
firmware.
Transaction is ACKed 
and a descriptor is sent 
to ring buffer for the 
firmware. 
The command is 
aliased and treated by 
the hardware as Send 
Byte.
The firmware must 
invalidate (drop) this 
unsupported command 
by detecting the R/W# 
bit is set in the 
descriptor.
Transaction is ACKed 
and a descriptor is sent 
to ring buffer for the 
firmware.
The command is 
aliased and treated by 
the hardware as I
2
Write.
The firmware must 
invalidate (drop) this 
unsupported command 
by detecting the R/W# 
bit is set in the 
descriptor.