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Zorro-LAN-IDE/Driver/Init/InitLAN.c
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2016-12-28 01:34:03 +01:00

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C

#include "InitLAN.h"
unsigned long hex2int(char *a)
{
int i,len=0;
unsigned long val = 0;
while(a[len])
len++;
for(i=0;i<len;i++)
if(a[i] <= 57)
val += (a[i]-48)*(1<<(4*(len-1-i)));
else
val += (a[i]-55)*(1<<(4*(len-1-i)));
return val;
}
BYTE delayCIA(){ //one CIA acces: 1.4 micro sec
return (CIA_TST);
}
WORD delayShort(){
return (CHP_TST);
}
int SoftReset(APTR *BaseAddress){
int i;
WORD w,v=0;
WORD wTestWriteData, wTestReadData;
// Perform a reset via the PSP interface
//set the clock to 33mhz: COCON[3..0] = "0001"
CLRREG(BaseAddress,ECON2, (ECON2_COCON3|ECON2_COCON2|ECON2_COCON1));
SETREG(BaseAddress,ECON2, ECON2_COCON0);
do
{
// Set and clear a few bits that clears themselves upon reset.
// If EUDAST cannot be written to and your code gets stuck in this
// loop, you have a hardware problem of some sort (SPI or PMP not
// initialized correctly, I/O pins aren't connected or are
// shorted to something, power isn't available, etc.)
w= 0x1234;
//do
//{
WRITEREG(BaseAddress,EUDAST, w);
v=READREG(BaseAddress, EUDAST);
printf("Read 0x%x at register 0x%x (should be 0x%x)\n",v,EUDAST,w);
//} while(v != w);
// Issue a reset and wait for it to complete
SETREG(BaseAddress,ECON2, ECON2_ETHRST);
do{
delayCIA();
v = READREG(BaseAddress,ESTAT);
printf("Read 0x%x at register 0x%x\n",v,ESTAT);
}while((v & (ESTAT_CLKRDY | ESTAT_RSTDONE | ESTAT_PHYRDY)) != (ESTAT_CLKRDY | ESTAT_RSTDONE | ESTAT_PHYRDY));
// Check to see if the reset operation was successful by
// checking if EUDAST went back to its reset default. This test
// should always pass, but certain special conditions might make
// this test fail, such as a PSP pin shorted to logic high.
w=READREG(BaseAddress,EUDAST);
printf("Read 0x%x at register 0x%x\n",w,EUDAST);
} while(READREG(BaseAddress,EUDAST) != 0);
// Really ensure reset is done and give some time for power to be stable
for(i=0; i<1000; ++i){
delayCIA();
}
// If using PSP, verify all address and data lines are working
// Parallel direct addressing
// Initialize RAM contents with a random pattern and read back to verify
// This step is critical if using a PSP interface since some functionality
// may appear to work while a solder bridge or disconnect will cause
// certain memory ranges to fail.
// Generate and write pattern
for(w = 0; w < ENC100_RAM_SIZE; w += sizeof(wTestWriteData))
{
wTestWriteData = w;
WRITEREG(BaseAddress, w, w);
}
// Read back and verify random pattern
for(w = 0; w < ENC100_RAM_SIZE; w += sizeof(wTestWriteData))
{
wTestWriteData = w;
wTestReadData = READREG(BaseAddress,w);
// See if the data matches. If your application gets stuck here,
// it means you have a hardware failure. Check all of your PSP
// address and data lines.
if(wTestWriteData != wTestReadData)
printf("Error checking memory at adress %lx! Expected $x - got %x\n",(BaseAddress+w),wTestWriteData,wTestReadData);
}
return v;
}
/*
** **********************************************
** LocateBoard()
** **********************************************
**
** Locates Host Controller hardware
**
*/
APTR LocateBoard(int manufactor, int product)
{
APTR board;
board = NULL; // Board not found (yet)
if ( ExpansionBase = OpenLibrary( "expansion.library", 36 ) ) {
struct ConfigDev *cfg;
// *** Find board
if (cfg = FindConfigDev( NULL, manufactor, product ))
{
board = cfg->cd_BoardAddr; // Get board base adr.
}
CloseLibrary( ExpansionBase );
}
return( board ); // Return board ptr (or NULL)
}
main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
static int manufactor = 2588;
static int product = 123;
int v =0;
APTR board = LocateBoard(manufactor,product);
if(board){
printf("Found board for manufactor/product %d/%d at address 0x%lx.\n",manufactor,product, board);
v=SoftReset(board);
printf("SoftReset returned %X\n",v);
}else{
printf("No board found for manufactor/product %d/%d.\n",manufactor,product);
}
}