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MC.31xx Manual
Powerdown and reset
Programming the Board
Example program for the board initialization
The following example is only an exerpt to give you an idea on how easy it is to initialize a Spectrum board.
Powerdown and reset
Every Spectrum board can be set to powerdown mode by software. In this mode the board is therefore consuming less power than in normal
operation mode. The amount of saved power is board dependant. Please refer to the technical data section for details. The board can be set
to normal mode again either by performing a reset as mentioned below or by starting the board as described in the according chapters later
in this manual.
operation mode. The amount of saved power is board dependant. Please refer to the technical data section for details. The board can be set
to normal mode again either by performing a reset as mentioned below or by starting the board as described in the according chapters later
in this manual.
If the board is set to powerdown mode or a reset is performed the data in the on-board will be no longer
valid and cannot be read out or replayed again.
valid and cannot be read out or replayed again.
Performing a board reset or powering down the board can be easily done by the related board commands mentioned in the following table.
// ----- Initialization of PCI Bus Boards -----------------------------------
if (SpcInitPCIBoards (&nCount, &nPCIBusVersion) != ERR_OK)
return;
if (SpcInitPCIBoards (&nCount, &nPCIBusVersion) != ERR_OK)
return;
if (nCount == 0)
{
printf ("No Spectrum board found\n");
return;
}
{
printf ("No Spectrum board found\n");
return;
}
// ----- request and print Board type and some information ------------------
SpcGetParam (hDrv, SPC_PCITYP, &lBrdType);
SpcGetParam (hDrv, SPC_PCIMEMSIZE, &lInstMemsize);
SpcGetParam (hDrv, SPC_PCISERIALNO, &lSerialNumber);
SpcGetParam (hDrv, SPC_PCITYP, &lBrdType);
SpcGetParam (hDrv, SPC_PCIMEMSIZE, &lInstMemsize);
SpcGetParam (hDrv, SPC_PCISERIALNO, &lSerialNumber);
// ----- print the board type depending on bus. Board number is always the lower 16 bit of type -----
switch (lBrdType & TYP_SERIESMASK)
{
case TYP_MISERIES:
printf ("Board found: MI.%x sn: %05d\n", lBrdType & 0xffff, lSerialNumber);
break;
switch (lBrdType & TYP_SERIESMASK)
{
case TYP_MISERIES:
printf ("Board found: MI.%x sn: %05d\n", lBrdType & 0xffff, lSerialNumber);
break;
case TYP_MCSERIES:
printf ("Board found: MC.%x sn: %05d\n", lBrdType & 0xffff, lSerialNumber);
break;
printf ("Board found: MC.%x sn: %05d\n", lBrdType & 0xffff, lSerialNumber);
break;
case TYP_MXSERIES:
printf ("Board found: MX.%x sn: %05d\n", lBrdType & 0xffff, lSerialNumber);
break;
}
printf ("Board found: MX.%x sn: %05d\n", lBrdType & 0xffff, lSerialNumber);
break;
}
printf ("Memory on board: %ld MBytes (%ld MSamples)\n", lInstMemsize /1024/1024, lInstMemsize /1024/1024 /2);
printf ("Serial Number: %05ld\n", lSerialNumber);
printf ("Serial Number: %05ld\n", lSerialNumber);
Register
Value
Direction
Description
SPC_COMMAND
0
r/w
Command register of the board.
SPC_POWERDOWN
30
Sets the board to powerdown mode. The data in the on-board memory is no longer valid and cannot be read out or
replayed again. The board can be set to normal mode again by the reset command or by starting the boards.
replayed again. The board can be set to normal mode again by the reset command or by starting the boards.
SPC_RESET
0
A software and hardware reset is done for the board. All settings are set to the default values. The data in the board’s
on-board memory will be no longer valid.
on-board memory will be no longer valid.