psocradio.asm

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;--------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
;  Filename:    psocradio.asm
;
;  Description: User functions to access an SPI based radio on PSoC.
;
;--------------------------------------------------------------------------
; $Archive: /WirelessUSB/LS2/Firmware/Pert/Pert_9248_29466/psocradio.asm $
; $Modtime: 3/13/06 2:11p $
; $Revision: 26 $
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;
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                   INCLUDE "lpradio.inc"
                   INCLUDE "spim_radio.inc"
                   INCLUDE "psocgpioint.inc"
                   INCLUDE "lpregs.inc"
                   INCLUDE "irqmacros.inc"
                   INCLUDE "voip.inc"               


// -----------------------------------------------------------
// -----------------------------------------------------------
// rwf: HACK TO SUPPORT TWO RADIOS ON DIFFERENT CHIP SELECTS
//	1) the original LP_nSS
//	2) the new      LP_nSS2
// -----------------------------------------------------------
// -----------------------------------------------------------
; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; radioSelect and radioDeselect are also called by radio API
; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
macro	radioSelect
        AND     REG[LP_nSS_Data_ADDR], ~LP_nSS_MASK
endm
macro	radioDeselect
	OR     REG[LP_nSS_Data_ADDR], LP_nSS_MASK
endm

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                   AREA    bss

RadioWipPtr::      BLK     1       ; Working pointer.
RadioWipLen::      BLK     1       ; Working buffer length.
RadioPtr::         BLK     1       ; Parameter to SPI access routines - address.
RadioLen::         BLK     1       ; Parameter to SPI access routines - length.
RadioSpiTemp:      BLK     1       ; Local working temp.

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                   AREA    UserModules (ROM, REL)

;
; Disable code compression.
;
                   DISABLE_CODE_COMPRESSION

;--------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; Some comments on the operation of the SPI PSoC block:
;
; The SPIM_Radio_SPIM_SPI_COMPLETE and SPIM_Radio_SPIM_TX_BUFFER_EMPTY status
;  bits are self-clearing. After you've read SPIM_Radio_CONTROL_REG these
;  bits will be cleared. During a multibyte SPI transaction we use the 
;  SPIM_Radio_SPIM_TX_BUFFER_EMPTY status to pace the data, but at the end
;  of a transaction we use SPIM_Radio_SPIM_SPI_COMPLETE to determine that
;  we can de-assert the slave select.
;
; Although the hardware generates the SPIM_Radio_CONTROL_REG status
;  one full byte time before SPIM_Radio_SPIM_TX_BUFFER_EMPTY if you are
;  not reading the SPIM_Radio_CONTROL_REG register fast enough you might
;  see both of those status indications occur together, and after you've
;  read the SPIM_Radio_CONTROL_REG status it will clear and you will not see
;  it again. In the case that the SPI clock is very fast, or if interrupts 
;  are left enabled during the execution of these routines then it is very
;  possible to see both of these indications occur together.
;
; In order for these routines to allow interrupts to be enabled during their
;  execution they are structured to allow the assertion of the two status
;  bits SPIM_Radio_SPIM_SPI_COMPLETE and SPIM_Radio_SPIM_TX_BUFFER_EMPTY
;  on the same read of SPIM_Radio_CONTROL_REG. Although this is a real world
;  condition, you will only see it under stressed conditions.
;
; One other strangeness of the PSoC SPI block is that the
;  SPIM_Radio_SPIM_SPI_COMPLETE status ONLY INDICATES THE STATE OF THE
;  SHIFTER - it does not include the state of the holding register. This
;  means that when we need to poll SPIM_Radio_SPIM_SPI_COMPLETE at the
;  end of a transaction we need to make sure we see the status incdication
;  SPIM_Radio_SPIM_TX_BUFFER_EMPTY to know that the complete wasn't for
;  the previous byte.
;
;--------------------------------------------------------------------------

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.section
;--------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; RadioReset: Hard reset of the FPGA.
;
; 'C' Call:        void RadioReset(void);
;
; Assembly Call:   A: none
;                  X: none
;
; Assembly Return: A: Garbage
;                  X: Garbage
;
_RadioReset::
 RadioReset::      UPDATE_PERM_IE_THROUGH_A
                                                       ; Deassert the Slave Select.
                   radioDeselect
                   MOV     [RadioLen], 255             ; Start out assuming a big buffer.
                   MOV     A, MODE_OVERRIDE_ADR        ; Reset the Radio through the SPI (soft reset).
                   MOV     X, RST                      ; This way we don't have to worry
                   JMP     RadioWrite                  ;  about the reset wire.
                   
.endsection
.section
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; RadioWriteSwapped:
;                  Write a single byte to an Radio register. This is the same as
;                  the "normal" RadioWrite, but the parameters are in A and X
;                  "swapped". This is because the C calling conventions make
;                  it much easier to set the registers up this way.
;
;                  This is an assembly call only with no external linkage.
;
; 'C' Call:        None.
;
; Assembly Call:   A: The value to write to the selected register.
;                  X: The register number to write.
;                  
;                  (For both the 'C' and assembly call the top two bits of
;                   the register number MUST be clear.)
;
; Assembly Return: A: Undefined
;                  X: Undefined
;
 RadioWriteSwapped::
                   SWAP    A, X                        ; Fall into RadioWrite.

;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; RadioWrite:      Write a single byte to an Radio register.
;
; 'C' Call:        void RadioWrite(RADIO_REG_ADDR regAddr, BYTE value);
;
; Assembly Call:   A: The register number to write.
;                  X: The value to write to the selected register.
;
;                  (For both the 'C' and assembly call the top two bits of
;                   the register number MUST be clear.)
;
; Assembly Return: A: Undefined
;                  X: Untouched
;
 RadioWrite::
_RadioWrite::      OR      A, bSPI_WRITE               ; Set the Write Bit.

;--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; RadioRead:       Read a single byte from an Radio register.
;
; 'C' Call:        BYTE RadioRead(RADIO_REG_ADDR regAddr);
;
; Assembly Call:   A: The register number to read
;                  X: none
;
;                  (For both the 'C' and assembly call the top two bits of
;                   the register number MUST be clear.)
;
; Assembly Return: A: Value from register
;                  X: Undefined
;
; TODO:            Remove Empty/Complete race and IRQ disable.
;
 RadioRead::
_RadioRead::       CLEAR_TEMP_IE

		   radioSelect
                   MOV     REG[SPIM_Radio_TX_BUFFER_REG],A
                                                       ; Write the address.
.WaitLoop1:        TST     REG[SPIM_Radio_CONTROL_REG],SPIM_Radio_SPIM_TX_BUFFER_EMPTY
                   JZ      .WaitLoop1
                   MOV     A,X                         ; For read this is garbage
                   MOV     REG[SPIM_Radio_TX_BUFFER_REG],A
                                                       ; Write the data.
.WaitLoop2:        TST     REG[SPIM_Radio_CONTROL_REG],SPIM_Radio_SPIM_TX_BUFFER_EMPTY
                   JZ      .WaitLoop2
.WaitLoop3:        TST     REG[SPIM_Radio_CONTROL_REG],SPIM_Radio_SPIM_SPI_COMPLETE
                   JZ      .WaitLoop3
                   MOV     A,REG[SPIM_Radio_RX_BUFFER_REG]
                                                       ; Get the return value.
                   radioDeselect
                                                       ; Deassert the Slave Select

                   RET_RESTORE_IE_THROUGH_X

.endsection
.section
;--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; RadioReadRxStatusDebounced:
;                  Read a single byte from the RX_IRQ_STATUS_ADR register and
;                  debounce the update of the RXC and RXE bits. If only one of
;                  those two bits is set, read the register a second time and
;                  or them together. This second read happens in the same
;                  SPI transaction as a burst to the same address.
;
; 'C' Call:        BYTE RadioReadDebounced(RADIO_REG_ADDR regAddr);
;
; Assembly Call:   A: none
;                  X: none
;
;                  (For both the 'C' and assembly call the top two bits of
;                   the register number MUST be clear.)
;
; Assembly Return: A: Value from register
;                  X: Untouched
;
; TODO:            Remove Empty/Complete race and IRQ disable.
;
 RadioReadStatusDebounced::
_RadioReadStatusDebounced::
                   CLEAR_TEMP_IE
		radioSelect
                   MOV     REG[SPIM_Radio_TX_BUFFER_REG],A
                                                       ; Write the address.
.WaitLoop1:        TST     REG[SPIM_Radio_CONTROL_REG],SPIM_Radio_SPIM_TX_BUFFER_EMPTY
                   JZ      .WaitLoop1

                   MOV     REG[SPIM_Radio_TX_BUFFER_REG],A
                                                       ; Write the data.
.WaitLoop2:        TST     REG[SPIM_Radio_CONTROL_REG],SPIM_Radio_SPIM_TX_BUFFER_EMPTY
                   JZ      .WaitLoop2

.WaitLoop3:        TST     REG[SPIM_Radio_CONTROL_REG],SPIM_Radio_SPIM_SPI_COMPLETE
                   JZ      .WaitLoop3

;
; If the RXC and RXE (or TXC and TXE) bits are set the same then skip the debounce read.
;
                   MOV     A,REG[SPIM_Radio_RX_BUFFER_REG]
                   MOV     [RadioSpiTemp], A
                   AND     A, RXC_IRQ | RXE_IRQ
                   JZ      .Done
                   CMP     A, RXC_IRQ | RXE_IRQ
                   JZ      .Done
;
; The complete and error bits are different. Read a second time to make sure both bits
;  have updated.
;                   
                   MOV     REG[SPIM_Radio_TX_BUFFER_REG],A

.WaitLoop4:        TST     REG[SPIM_Radio_CONTROL_REG],SPIM_Radio_SPIM_TX_BUFFER_EMPTY
                   JZ      .WaitLoop4

.WaitLoop5:        TST     REG[SPIM_Radio_CONTROL_REG],SPIM_Radio_SPIM_SPI_COMPLETE
                   JZ      .WaitLoop5
                   MOV     A, REG[SPIM_Radio_RX_BUFFER_REG]
                   OR      [RadioSpiTemp], A