Matomat/firmware/doc/piccsim.txt

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2015-11-15 19:18:42 +01:00
PICCSIM design
ISO14443 anticollision:
- Configure TC
- to reset TC2 on every falling edge
- to use FORCE_FAST for TC IRQ
- to enable TC2 ETRGS
- CARRIER_DIV is switched to 212kHz / 424kHz
- this results in SSC Rx is 4x (2x?) oversampling
- Set SSC Rx start condition to 4x/2x SOF pattern
- upon reception of first falling edge, we
- end up in TC FIQ
- read out TC0 current value
- reconfigure TC0 RA/RB to be in-phase with previously-read TC0
value (subtracting some fixed offset depending on FIQ latency)
- reconfigure TC2
- to use external event on every rising edge
- to reset(trigger) on every external event
- to clear TIOA2 on RC compare (RC is high)
- to set TIOA2 on RA compare (RA set later)
- disable TC2 IRQ (and FIQ FAST_FORCE)
- Wait for SSC Rx Interrupt (DMA complete, or PIO)
- Read and decode single 32bit word
- determine whether it is REQA or WUPA
- abort if not, start over
- depending on last bit 0/1, configure TC2 RA (FDT)
- recconfig TC0 to produce 1.6MHz CARRIER_DIV clock for SSC Tx
- make sure this is done synchronously
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- set up SSC Tx
- DMA with pre-encoded (and user-configured) ATQA
- start Tx at a rising edge of TF (asserted by TC2 RA)
- Send Interrupt once TX DMA is done
- Once TC2 RA compare happens, the rising edge of TIOA2 will trigger SSC
- Wait for SSC Tx DMA to finish
- Repeat similar steps for ANTICOL/SELECT command, differences:
- single-byte compare after frame Rx is not sufficient
- evaluate number of valid bits ASAP
- we might receive and transmit split frame at non-byte-boundaries
- just shift a prepared ANTICOL/Select response
- make sure parity is handled correctly!
- Once we've completed the select, we go on with normal