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= Overview =
= Overview =
The TS-8820-4720 is an industrial Building Controller that knows how to Linux.
The TS-8820-4720 is an industrial Building Controller that knows how to Linux.

Revision as of 15:42, 11 August 2016

NOTICE: This article is a work in progress. If you have questions about using the TS-8820-4720, please call our support team, or email support@embeddedarm.com. Thanks!

Overview

The TS-8820-4720 is an industrial Building Controller that knows how to Linux.

Getting Started

The Getting Started section will go here.

Features

Enumerated list of device functions here.

External Interfaces

Everything with a connector. Describe them all here.

TS-8820 Register Map

This register map assumes a base address offset. The offset when using the TS-4720 is 0x80008000. This address must first be activated using the MUXBUS enable and timing registers on the CPU module. On the TS-4720, write 0xF3FF to the address 0x80004004. Sample code for accessing the functions described in this table are largely encompassed by the ts8820ctl software available on the TS FTP Site.

Offset Bits Description
0x0 15:0 Model ID: Reads 0x8820
0x2 15:11 Reserved
10 Pull-up 5-8 enable
9 Pull-up 3-4 enable
8 Pull-up 1-2 enable
7 H-bridge 2 enable (contacts go high-Z otherwise)
6 H-bridge 1 enable (contacts go high-Z otherwise)
5 H-bridge 2 direction
4 H-bridge 1 direction
3:0 FPGA Revision
0x4 15:14 Reserved
13:0 Digital inputs 14:1
0x6 15:10 Reserved
9:0 SRAM Page register
0x8 15:12 Reserved
11:6 Override Digital Outputs 6:1 with PWM
5:0 Digital Output Values 6:1
0xa 15:0 Reserved
0xc 15:0 Reserved
0xe 15:0 Reserved
0x10 15:13 PWM #1 Prescaler
12:0 PWM #1 Duty Cycle
0x12 15:13 PWM #2 Prescalar
12:0 PWM #2 Duty Cycle
0x14 15:13 PWM #3 Prescaler
12:0 PWM #3 Duty Cycle
0x16 15:13 PWM #4 Prescaler
12:0 PWM #4 Duty Cycle
0x18 15:13 PWM #5 Prescaler
12:0 PWM #5 Duty Cycle
0x1a 15:13 PWM #6 Prescaler
12:0 PWM #6 Duty Cycle
0x1c 15:13 PWM #7 Prescaler
12:0 PWM #7 Duty Cycle
0x1e 15:13 PWM #8 Prescaler
12:0 PWM #8 Duty Cycle
0x20 15:0 Pulse Counter #1 (RO)
0x22 15:0 Pulse Counter #2 (RO)
0x24 15:0 Pulse Counter #3 (RO)
0x26 15:0 Pulse Counter #4 (RO)
0x28 15:0 Pulse Counter #5 (RO)
0x2a 15:0 Pulse Counter #6 (RO)
0x2c 15:0 Pulse Counter #7 (RO)
0x2e 15:0 Pulse Counter #8 (RO)
0x30 15:0 Pulse Counter #9 (RO)
0x32 15:0 Pulse Counter #10 (RO)
0x34 15:0 Pulse Counter #11 (RO)
0x36 15:0 Pulse Counter #12 (RO)
0x38 15:0 Pulse Counter #13 (RO)
0x3a 15:0 Pulse Counter #14 (RO)
0x3c 15:0 Reserved
0x3e 15:0 Reserved
0x80 15:0 ADC Core ID (reads 0xadc1)
0x82 15:8 ADC Channel Mask (0 = do not save channel data)
7:6 Highest number chip to use (0-3, if 01 then sample chip 0 and chip 1)
5 1 = Force standby
4 1 = Use standby between samples to save power
3 1 = Smart DMA IRQ mode
2 1 = Enable IRQ
1 1 = Collect samples, 0 = stop
0 1 = Reset ADC chips and all FIFOs
0x84 15 1 = There has been a FIFO overflow since last reset
14:0 Number of samples available to be read
0x86 15:0 Sample Data (RO)
0x88 15:0 Sampling period LSB (RW)
0x8a 15:0 Sampling period MSB (RW)
0x8c 15:0 IRQ Threshold (RW)
0x8e 15:0 DMA transfer size for smart mode (RW) (TODO)
0x90 15:0 Reserved
0x92 15:0 Reserved
0x94 15:0 Reserved
0x96 15:0 Reserved
0x98 15:0 Reserved
0x9a 15:0 Reserved
0x9c 15:0 Reserved
0x9e 15:0 Reserved
0xa0 15:0 DAC 1 Control Register
0xa2 15:0 DAC 2 Control Register
0xa4 15:0 DAC 3 Control Register
0xa6 15:0 DAC 4 Control Register


Product Notes

Some parts may cause cancer in the State of California.