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pci - reset#
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- Subject: pci - reset#
- From: Francis Zerbib <research@batm.co.il>
- Date: Wed, 02 Oct 1996 15:51:38 +0300
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Hello,
I am a new user of the Intel 960RP processor. As I am designing the hardware PCI interfaces, I found
some "un-clear" description in the PCI Spec. Rev 2.1
From the spec of june 1st 95, I find on page 9 the description of the RST# signal. It is said that
"The central resource may may derive 'AD' , 'C/BE#' , and 'PAR' (bus parking) to a logic low level during
RST#."
On page 140, there is a diagram of the reset timing. On this diagram the PCI signals are tri-state
during RST# active.
What of these two is correct ?
Must we drive the AD[0..31] lines to logic low during RST# or leave them floating (tri-state) ?
Best regards,
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