43.8.1 Control Register A

Table 43-2. Register Bit Attribute Legend
SymbolDescriptionSymbolDescriptionSymbolDescription
RReadable bitHCCleared by Hardware(Grey cell)Unimplemented
WWritable bitHSSet by HardwareXBit is unknown at Reset
KWrite to clearSSoftware settable bit
Name: CTRLA
Offset: 0x0
Reset: 0x00000000
Property: R/W

Bit 3130292827262524 
          
Access  
Reset  
Bit 2322212019181716 
          
Access  
Reset  
Bit 15141312111098 
          
Access  
Reset  
Bit 76543210 
  RUNSTDBY   PRIVENABLESWRST 
Access R/WR/WR/WR/S/HC 
Reset 0000 

Bit 6 – RUNSTDBY Run In Standby bit

ValueNameDescription
1If enabled, the CAM clock remains requested in Standby Sleep mode.
0CAM clock is disabled in Standby Sleep mode, clock requests are de-asserted after any pending bus transactions or requests are completed.

Bit 2 – PRIV Privileged Access Only - This bit affects all Wrapper and EIP registers.

This bit affects all Wrapper and EIP registers.

ValueNameDescription
1CAM registers only accessible in privileged mode. Master Requests are also privileged.
0CAM registers accessible in privileged and unprivileged modes. Master Requests are NOT privileged

Bit 1 – ENABLE Setting this bit also sets the SYNCBUSY.ENABLE to 1. SYNCBUSY.ENABLE stays 1 until Enable / Disable sequence completes.

Setting this bit also sets the SYNCBUSY.ENABLE to 1. SYNCBUSY.ENABLE stays 1 until Enable or Disable sequence completes.

ValueNameDescription
1CAM clock is requested and macro is enabled.
0CAM clock is not requested and macros is disabled.

Bit 0 – SWRST Write '1' to reset registers and internal state. Writing '0' has no effect. SWRST stays high until reset completes. Setting this bit also sets the SYNCBUSY.SWRST to 1. SYNCBUSY.SWRST stays 1 until reset sequence completes.

Write ‘1’ to reset registers and internal state. Writing ‘0’ has no effect. SWRST stays high until reset completes. Setting this bit also sets the SYNCBUSY.SWRST to 1. SYNCBUSY.SWRST stays 1 until reset sequence completes.

ValueDescription
0x0No effect
0x1Reset registers and internal state