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It can also be reset by asserting ETMS high for at least six clock cycles. The Switch TAP Controller should be
returned to the Test-Logic-Reset or Run-Test/Idle state before asserting
ECFG high.
To communicate with a particular secondary port, an address from 1 to 18 must be written into the 5-bit Secondary
Port Selection Register
(SPSR) during the configuration mode. This address does not change unless it is
overwritten. However, toggling global rest (
RST) sets the Secondary Port Selection Register
(SPSR) to 00000b. An
address of 00000b in the Secondary Port Selection Register
(SPSR) (or any nonvalid port address) blocks
communications to all slave ports. Only one secondary port can be selected at a time.
4.7
Switch Configuration by Test Master 1 or Test Master 2
The master arbitration circuit determines which test master has priority. Test Master 1 (TM1) or Test Master 2
(TM2) configures the switch by asserting its
TMREQn low and TRSTn low. Access to the switch’s configuration
mode is accomplished by asserting
TRSTn low. While in configuration mode, the secondary slave ports’ JTAG
signals are asserted low (except
STRSTn signals, which are high) and do not toggle.
In configuration mode, the master has access to the configuration registers in the Switch TAP Controller in the
DS26900. When
TREQn is asserted low and a Secondary Port Selection Register
(SPSR) address from 1 to 18
(34) is selected, the secondary port JTAG signal group toggles normally and the arbitrated test master acts as the
master.
The Switch TAP Controller operates as a IEEE 1149.1 TAP controller. Instructions can be written and registers
written or read using the 1149.1 state diagram. The Switch TAP Controller uses the inverted
TRSTn signal as reset.
It can also be reset by asserting TMSn high for at least six clock cycles. The Switch TAP Controller should be
returned to the Test-Logic-Reset or Run-Test/Idle state before asserting
TRSTn high.
To communicate with a particular secondary port, an address from 1 to 18 must be written into the 5-bit Secondary
Port Selection Register
(SPSR) during the configuration mode. This address does not change unless it is
overwritten. However, toggling global rest (
RST) sets the Secondary Port Selection Register
(SPSR) to 00000b. An
address of 00000b in the Secondary Port Selection Register
(SPSR) (or any nonvalid port address) blocks
communications to all slave ports. Only one secondary port can be selected at any time.