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* Copyright (c) 1988 Regents of the University of California.
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*
* @(#)if_dmv.h 7.4 (Berkeley) 6/28/90
*/
/*
* DMV-11 Driver
*
* Qbus Sync DDCMP interface - DMV operated in full duplex, point to point mode
*
* Written by Bob Kridle of Mt Xinu
* starting from if_dmc.h version 6.4 dated 6/8/85
*/
struct dmvdevice {
union {
u_char xbsel[2];
u_short xwsel;
} xw0;
union {
u_char xbsel[2];
u_short xwsel;
} xw1;
union {
u_char xbsel[2];
u_short xwsel;
} xw2;
union {
u_char xbsel[2];
u_short xwsel;
} xw3;
union {
u_char xbsel[2];
u_short xwsel;
} xw4;
};
#define bsel0 xw0.xbsel[0]
#define bsel1 xw0.xbsel[1]
#define bsel2 xw1.xbsel[0]
#define bsel3 xw1.xbsel[1]
#define bsel4 xw2.xbsel[0]
#define bsel5 xw2.xbsel[1]
#define bsel6 xw3.xbsel[0]
#define bsel7 xw3.xbsel[1]
#define bsel10 xw4.xbsel[0]
#define bsel11 xw4.xbsel[1]
#define wsel0 xw0.xwsel
#define wsel2 xw1.xwsel
#define wsel4 xw2.xwsel
#define wsel6 xw3.xwsel
#define wsel10 xw4.xwsel
/*
* dmv software packet encapsulation. This allows the dmv
* link to be multiplexed among several protocols.
* The first eight bytes of the dmc header are garbage,
* since on a vax the uba has been known to mung these
* bytes. The next two bytes encapsulate packet type.
*/
struct dmv_header {
short dmv_type; /* encapsulate packet type */
};
/* packet types */
#define DMV_IPTYPE 1
#define DMV_TRAILER 2
#define DMV_NTRAILER 16
/*
* DMVMTU includes space for data (1024) +
* protocol header (256) + trailer descriptor (4).
* The software link encapsulation header (dmv_header)
* is handled separately.
*/
#define DMVMTU 1284
#define RDYSCAN 16 /* loop delay for RDYI after RQI */
/* defines for bsel0 */
#define DMV_IEI 0x01 /* interrupt enable, input */
#define DMV_IEO 0x10 /* interrupt enable, output */
#define DMV_RQI 0x80 /* request input */
#define DMV0BITS "\10\8RQI\5IEO\1IEI"
/* defines for bsel1 */
#define DMV_MCLR 0x40 /* master clear */
#define DMV_RUN 0x80 /* run */
#define DMV1BITS "\10\8RUN\7MCLR"
/* defines for bsel2 */
#define DMV_CMD 0x07 /* command/response type field */
/* input commands */
#define DMV_BACCR 0x00 /* buffer address, char. count - rec */
#define DMV_BACCX 0x04 /* buffer address, char. count - xmit */
#define DMV_MDEFI 0x02 /* mode definition input */
#define DMV_CNTRLI 0x01 /* control input */
/* response identifiers */
#define DMV_CNTRLO 0x01 /* control output */
#define DMV_MDEFO 0x02 /* information output */
#define DMV_BDRUS 0x00 /* buffer definition - rec. used */
#define DMV_BDRUNUS 0x03 /* buffer disposition - rec. unused */
#define DMV_BDXSA 0x04 /* buffer dispostiion - sent & ack */
#define DMV_BDXSN 0x06 /* buffer dispostiion - sent & not ack*/
#define DMV_BDXNS 0x07 /* buffer dispostiion - not sent */
#define DMV_22BIT 0x08 /* buffer address in 22 bit format */
#define DMV_RDI 0x10 /* ready for input */
#define DMV_RDO 0x80 /* ready for output */
#define DMV2BITS "\10\8RDO\5RDI"
/* defines for CNTRLI mode */
#define DMV_RDTSS 0x20 /* read tributary status slot */
#define DMV_RDCTSS 0x40 /* read/clear tributary status slot */
#define DMV_WRTSS 0x80 /* write tributary status slot */
#define DMV_TRIBN 0x1f /* tributary number */
#define DMV_RQKEY 0x1f /* control command request key */
#define DMV_ECBP 0x100 /* establish common buffer pool */
/* relevant command request keys */
#define DMV_NOP 0x00 /* no-op */
#define DMV_ESTTRIB 0x01 /* establish tributary */
#define DMV_REQSUS 0x03 /* request start up state */
#define DMV_REQHS 0x05 /* request halt state */
#define DMV_WMC 0x10 /* write modem control */
#define DMV_RMC 0x11 /* read modem control */
/* some interesting CNTRLO codes
*
* use the manual if yours isn't here!!
*/
#define DMV_RTE 0002 /* receive threshold error */
#define DMV_TTE 0004 /* xmit threshold error */
#define DMV_STE 0006 /* select threshold error */
#define DMV_ORUN 0024 /* other end enters run state */
#define DMV_NXM 0302 /* non-existant memory */
#define DMV_MODD 0304 /* modem disconnected */
#define DMV_QOVF 0306 /* response queue overflow */
#define DMV_CXRL 0310 /* modem cxr lost */
#define DMV_EEC 0377 /* CNTRLO error code mask */