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IBM21P100BGC
IBM 133 PCI-X Bridge R2.0
Signal Descriptions
ppb20_signals.fm.01
October 15, 2001
P_LOCK#
I
1
Lock
Indicates that an atomic (unbroken) operation is required that may need multiple primary
bus transactions to complete.
P_LOCK# is monitored by the bridge when serving as the selected primary bus target in
order to detect exclusive access.
P_PAR
I/O
1
Parity
Parity protection bit for the lower half of the address/data and command/byte enable
buses on the primary interface. It provides even parity across P_AD(31:00) and
P_C/BE(3:0)#.
P_PAR64
I/O
1
Parity Upper DWord
Parity protection bit for the upper half of the address/data and command/byte enable
buses on the primary interface. It provides even parity across P_AD(63:32) and
P_C/BE(7:4)#.
P_PERR#
I/O
1
Parity Error
Used to report data parity errors on the primary interface.
P_PERR# is monitored by the bridge when performing a primary bus write transaction
on behalf of a secondary bus master or when serving as the selected slave for a primary
bus read transaction.
P_PERR# is driven by the bridge when performing a primary bus read transaction on
behalf of a secondary bus master or when serving as the selected slave during a pri-
mary bus write transaction.
P_REQ#
O
1
Request
Driven by the bridge to request use of the primary bus.
P_REQ64#
I/O
1
Request 64-Bit Transfer
When asserted by the current master on the primary bus, this signal indicates a desire
to transfer data using 64 bits.
P_RST#
I
1
Primary Bus Reset
This signal is used to:
Initialize thebridgetoa knownstate,
Drive the Secondary Bus Reset signal (S_RST#), and
Drive all primary bus and secondary bus output signals to their benign state.
P_SERR#
O
1
System Error
This signal is used to report address parity errors and other system errors where the
results will be catastrophic.
P_SERR# is driven by the bridge when detecting such errors on the primary bus or in
the case of an error in which the initiator of the transaction cannot be otherwise notified.
It is also driven as the result of S_SERR# being asserted on the secondary bus.
P_STOP#
I/O
1
Stop
Indicates that the current target is requesting that the initiator stop the current transac-
tion on the primary bus.
P_STOP# is monitored by the bridge when performing a primary bus transaction on
behalf of a secondary bus master.
P_STOP# is driven by the bridge when addressed as a target and is asserted low to
indicate target termination.
P_TRDY#
I/O
1
Target Ready
Indicates the ability of the target on the primary bus to complete the current data phase
of the transaction. It is used in conjunction with the P_IRDY# signal.
P_TRDY# is monitored by the bridge when performing a primary bus transaction on
behalf of a secondary bus master.
P_TRDY# is driven by the bridge when a primary bus master is performing a transaction
in which the bridge is the selected target.
Total
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Table 7-1. Primary Interface Signal List (Page2of 2)
Signal Name
I/O
Width
Description