HPC3130
PCI HOT PLUG CONTROLLER
SCPS029B – DECEMBER1998
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POST OFFICE BOX 655303
DALLAS, TEXAS 75265
Terminal Functions (Continued)
slot control and status functions
TERMINAL
NO.
120
NAME
NO.
128
NO.
144
I/O
FUNCTION
ATTN0[3]
ATTN0[2]
ATTN0[1]
ATTN0[0]
ATTN1[3]
ATTN1[2]
ATTN1[1]
ATTN1[0]
1
103
83
65
2
104
84
66
2
110
88
70
3
111
89
71
1
124
98
80
3
125
99
81
O
Attention indicators. These two outputs are provided per slot as attention indicators and can
be independently programmed to drive high, low, fast blink, and slow blink. The timer is
based on the PCI clock frequency and the state of SYSM66EN.
BUSON[3]
BUSON[2]
BUSON[1]
BUSON[0]
119
100
81
63
126
107
86
68
142
121
96
77
O
CBT switch control for PCI bus. This output controls the CBT switch that connects the
hot-plug slot to the system PCI bus. This output is only driven by the HPC3130 under
programmed control.
CLKON[3]
CLKON[2]
CLKON[1]
CLKON[0]
120
102
82
64
127
109
87
69
144
123
97
79
O
PCI clock connection control. This output is used to control the CBT switch or clock driver
that connects the hot-plug slot to the system PCI clock. This output is only driven by the
HPC3130 under programmed control.
DETECT0[3]
DETECT0[2]
DETECT0[1]
DETECT0[0]
DETECT1[3]
DETECT1[2]
DETECT1[1]
DETECT1[0]
4
106
87
69
5
108
88
70
5
113
92
74
6
115
93
75
7
127
102
84
8
129
104
85
I
Card detection signals. These two card detect input signals, DETECT0 and DETECT1, are
provided as additional card detection signals to the PRSNT1 and PRSNT2. Since only one
present input must be tied to ground to indicate a card is present per the PCI Specification
these optional inputs are provided for designers of a more mechanically robust system. If the
protection enable bit is set to 1 in the general configuration register, the HPC3130 does not
power a hot-plug slot unless DETECT0 and DETECT1 are input low. A design not
implementing additional card detection must tie these signals to ground. When this feature is
utilized, the HPC3130 guarantees that power can not be applied to an empty slot or a slot
with a partially inserted card.
M66EN[3]
M66EN[2]
M66EN[1]
M66EN[0]
3
105
86
67
4
112
91
72
5
126
101
82
I/O
PCI bus frequency indicator. This signal indicates the PCI clock frequency requirements of
the hot-plug slots and is only required in a 66-MHz system (two slot maximum electrical
loading limits). The two slot interfaces that provide the M66EN terminals are sensed at PCI
reset and are driven afterwards.
PRSNT1[3]
PRSNT1[2]
PRSNT1[1]
PRSNT1[0]
PRSNT2[3]
PRSNT2[2]
PRSNT2[1]
PRSNT2[0]
113
94
75
55
114
96
76
57
120
101
80
58
121
103
81
60
134
115
90
64
135
117
91
66
I
Present signals. These inputs are provided by hot-plug slots to indicate that an add-in card is
physically present in the slot and to power requirements to the system. Only one of these
signals must be tied to ground to indicate a card is present in an expansion slot. A set of
PRSNT1 and PRSNT2 inputs are provided for each hot-plug slot.
PWRFAULT[3]
PWRFAULT[2]
PWRFAULT[1]
PWRFAULT[0]
110
92
72
53
117
99
77
56
131
111
87
62
I
Power fault. This input is provided per slot power switch to indicate if there is a power fault.
The HPC3130 can be programmed to generate an interrupt through INTR when this input is
asserted.
PWRGOOD[3]
PWRGOOD[2]
PWRGOOD[1]
PWRGOOD[0]
111
93
73
54
118
100
78
57
132
113
88
63
I
Power good. This input is provided per slot power switch to indicate when power is
successfully switched. The HPC3130 can be programmed to generate an interrupt through
INTR when this input is asserted.