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bit is set). This status information is contained in bits 1, 2, and 3 of the interrupt vector.
The other interrupt vector bits remain unmodified.
Bit 3, when set, enables the interrupt from the Receiver A DMA.
Bit 2, when set, enables the interrupt from the Transmitter A DMA.
Bit 1, when set, enables the interrupt from the Receiver B DMA.
Bit 0, when set, enables the interrupt from the Transmitter B DMA.
5.6.4 Interrupt Vector Register
This register holds the interrupt vector for the DMA cell. The value programmed into this
register is returned during the interrupt response cycle as the interrupt vector when one of
the DMA interrupt sources is the highest priority pending interrupt. Note that bits 1, 2, and
Table 5–36. Interrupt Vector Status Encoding
IV3 IV2 IV1 Interrupt
0 0 0 No Interrupt Pending
0 0 1 Not Possible
0 1 0 Not Possible
0 1 1 Not Possible
1 0 0 Rx A IP
1 0 1 Rx B IP
1 1 0 Tx A IP
1 1 1 Tx B IP
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