From: alessandro.strazzero on
Dear everybody,

I'm having a trouble writing a software driver for the NXP TDA8007. My
software is able to
read and write any of chip's registers. What I don't understand refers
to bit CRED (MSR
register) behaviour. First instruction of my driver is a write
operation on CSR register.
After this operation CRED clears and never sets ! The datasheet tells
bit CRED clears after
a fast read on URR register or after a fast write on UTR or TOC
registers. In my case CRED
clears after a simple write to CSR register. Then, I expect CRED sets
up after the guard time
in order the CPU can access to URR/UTR/TOC registers. But it never
sets up !

Did anybody experience my problem ? Could you suggest a sample
software driver or any
application note for TDA8007 where I can find the answers to my
questions ?

Best regards

/Alessandro

From: CBFalconer on
alessandro.strazzero(a)gmail.com wrote:
>
> I'm having a trouble writing a software driver for the NXP TDA8007.
> My software is able to read and write any of chip's registers. What
> I don't understand refers to bit CRED (MSR register) behaviour.
> First instruction of my driver is a write operation on CSR register.
>
> After this operation CRED clears and never sets ! The datasheet
> tells bit CRED clears after a fast read on URR register or after a
> fast write on UTR or TOC registers. In my case CRED clears after a
> simple write to CSR register. Then, I expect CRED sets up after the
> guard time in order the CPU can access to URR/UTR/TOC registers.
> But it never sets up !
>
> Did anybody experience my problem ? Could you suggest a sample
> software driver or any application note for TDA8007 where I can
> find the answers to my questions ?

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From: CBFalconer on
alessandro.strazzero(a)gmail.com wrote:
>
> I'm having a trouble writing a software driver for the NXP TDA8007.
> My software is able to read and write any of chip's registers. What
> I don't understand refers to bit CRED (MSR register) behaviour.
> First instruction of my driver is a write operation on CSR register.
>
> After this operation CRED clears and never sets ! The datasheet
> tells bit CRED clears after a fast read on URR register or after a
> fast write on UTR or TOC registers. In my case CRED clears after a
> simple write to CSR register. Then, I expect CRED sets up after the
> guard time in order the CPU can access to URR/UTR/TOC registers.
> But it never sets up !
>
> Did anybody experience my problem ? Could you suggest a sample
> software driver or any application note for TDA8007 where I can
> find the answers to my questions ?

Please limit your line length. Under 72 chars is good, 67 is
better. I fixed this one.

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From: Jim Stewart on
CBFalconer wrote:
> alessandro.strazzero(a)gmail.com wrote:
>> I'm having a trouble writing a software driver for the NXP TDA8007.
>> My software is able to read and write any of chip's registers. What
>> I don't understand refers to bit CRED (MSR register) behaviour.
>> First instruction of my driver is a write operation on CSR register.
>>
>> After this operation CRED clears and never sets ! The datasheet
>> tells bit CRED clears after a fast read on URR register or after a
>> fast write on UTR or TOC registers. In my case CRED clears after a
>> simple write to CSR register. Then, I expect CRED sets up after the
>> guard time in order the CPU can access to URR/UTR/TOC registers.
>> But it never sets up !
>>
>> Did anybody experience my problem ? Could you suggest a sample
>> software driver or any application note for TDA8007 where I can
>> find the answers to my questions ?
>
> Please limit your line length. Under 72 chars is good, 67 is
> better. I fixed this one.

Is there a way to get the Mozzila client
to do that automagically?
From: CBFalconer on
Jim Stewart wrote:
> CBFalconer wrote:
>
.... snip ...
>>
>> Please limit your line length. Under 72 chars is good, 67 is
>> better. I fixed this one.
>
> Is there a way to get the Mozzila client to do that automagically?

In Netscape 4.75 it is:
preferences/mail & newsgroups/messages/message wrapping.

I expect it is somewhat similar in Thunderbird.

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