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Miscellaneous signalsTable A.7 shows the signals not included in the previous tables.
Table A.7. Miscellaneous signals
| Signal | I/O | Reset | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| nPORESET | I | - | Active-LOW power-on reset input: 0 = apply power-on reset 1 = do not apply power-on reset. |
| ARESETn | I | - | Active-LOW AXI reset input: 0 = apply AXI reset 1 = do not apply AXI reset. |
| ARESETNEONn | I | - | Active-LOW NEON reset input: 0 = apply NEON reset 1 = do not apply NEON reset. |
| SECMONOUTEN | I | - | Security monitor output enable: 0 = disables SECMONOUT[86:0] 1 = enables SECMONOUT[86:0]. This pin is only sampled during reset of the processor. |
L1RSTDISABLE | I | - | L1 hardware reset disable input: 0 = the L1 valid RAM contents are reset by hardware 1 = the L1 valid RAM contents are not reset by hardware. |
| L2RSTDISABLE | I | - | L2 hardware reset disable input: 0 = the L2 valid RAM contents are reset by hardware 1 = the L2 valid RAM contents are not reset by hardware. |
| CLKSTOPREQ | I | - | Clock stop request: 0 = do not stop the internal clocks 1 = cause the processor to stop the internal clocks and to assert the CLKSTOPACK output. |
| CLKSTOPACK | O | 0 | Clock stop acknowledge: 0 = the internal clocks are not stopped 1 = the internal clocks are stopped. |
| SECMONOUT[86:0] | O | Undefined | Security monitor output: [19:0] = pipeline 0 instruction address bits[31:12] [39:20] = pipeline 1 instruction address bits[31:12] [59:40] = L1 data address bits[31:12] [64:60] = exception encoding [69:65] = CPSR[4:0] = mode bits, M[4:0] [73:70] = CPSR[8:5] = bits A, I, F, and T [74] = CPSR[24] = J bit [75] = CP15 Secure Configuration Register bit[0], NS [76] = CP15 Secure Control Register bit[0], M [77] = CP15 Secure Control Register bit[2], C [78] = CP15 Secure Control Register bit[12], I [79] = IMB instruction executed flag [80] = DMB or DWB instruction executed flag [81] = pipeline 0 instruction address valid flag [82] = pipeline 1 instruction address valid flag [83] = condition code fail pipeline 0 valid flag [84] = condition code fail pipeline 1 valid flag [85] = exception valid flag [86] = L1 data address valid flag. |
| STANDBYWFI | O | b0 | Standby mode flag generated by WFI operation: 0 = processor not in standby mode 1 = processor in standby mode. |
| nFIQ | I | - | Active-LOW fast interrupt request: 0 = activate fast interrupt 1 = do not activate fast interrupt. The processor treats the nFIQ input as level sensitive. The nFIQ input must be asserted until the processor acknowledges the interrupt. |
| nIRQ | I | - | Active-LOW interrupt request: 0 = activate interrupt 1 = do not activate interrupt. The processor treats the nIRQ input as level sensitive. The nIRQ input must be asserted until the processor acknowledges the interrupt. |
| VINITHI | I | - | Controls the location of the exception vectors at reset: 0 = starts exception vectors at address 1
= starts exception vectors at address This pin is only sampled during reset of the processor. |
| CFGTE | I | - | Controls the state of TE bit in the CP15 c1 Control Register at reset: 0 = TE bit is LOW 1 = TE bit is HIGH. This pin is only sampled during reset of the processor. |
| CFGEND0 | I | - | Controls the state of EE bit in the CP15 c1 Control Register at reset: 0 = EE bit is LOW 1 = EE bit is HIGH. This pin is only sampled during reset of the processor. |
| CFGNMFI | I | - | Configures fast interrupts to be nonmaskable: 0 = clears the NMFI bit in the CP15 c1 Control Register 1 = sets the NMFI bit in the CP15 c1 Control Register. This pin is only sampled during reset of the processor. |
| CP15SDISABLE | I | - | Disables CP15. |
| CPEXIST[13:0] | I | - | Enables access programming of coprocessors 0-13: 0 = CP0-CP13 cannot be programmed for access 1 = CP0-CP13 can be programmed for access. This pin is only sampled during reset of the processor. See c1, Coprocessor Access Control Register for more details. |
| SILICONID[31:0] | I | - | Defines the reset value of the CP15 Silicon ID Register. See c0, Silicon ID Register for more information. This pin is only sampled during reset of the processor. |
| nPMUIRQ | O | b1 | Active-LOW PMU interrupt signal: 0 = PMU interrupt active 1 = PMU interrupt not active. |
| CLK | I | - | Clock input. |
| CLAMPCOREOUT[1] | I | - | Activates the clamps to force the core outputs to benign values: 0 = core clamps not active 1 = core clamps active. |
| CLAMPNEONOUTa | I | - | Activates the clamps to force the NEON outputs to benign values: 0 = NEON clamps not active 1 = NEON clamps active. |
| CLAMPDBGOUTa | I | - | Activates the clamps to force the debug PCLK, ETM CLK, and ETM ATCLK outputs to benign values: 0 = debug and ETM clamps not active 1 = debug and ETM clamps active. |
[1] This signal might not be present depending on the IEM support configurable options of the processor. | |||