Calculator User Manual
Table Of Contents
- Read This First
 - Contents
 - Figures
 - Tables
 - Examples
 - Cautions
 - Introduction
 - Architectural Overview
 - Central Processing Unit
 - Memory and I/O Spaces
 - Program Control
 - Addressing Modes
 - Assembly Language Instructions
- Instruction Set Summary
 - How To Use the Instruction Descriptions
 - Instruction Descriptions
- ABS
 - ABS
 - ADD
 - ADD
 - ADD
 - ADD
 - ADDC
 - ADDC
 - ADDS
 - ADDS
 - ADDT
 - ADDT
 - ADRK
 - AND
 - AND
 - AND
 - APAC
 - APAC
 - B
 - BACC
 - BANZ
 - BANZ
 - BCND
 - BCND
 - BIT
 - BIT
 - BITT
 - BITT
 - BLDD
 - BLDD
 - BLDD
 - BLDD
 - BLDD
 - BLPD
 - BLPD
 - BLPD
 - BLPD
 - CALA
 - CALL
 - CC
 - CC
 - CLRC
 - CLRC
 - CMPL
 - CMPR
 - DMOV
 - DMOV
 - IDLE
 - IN
 - IN
 - INTR
 - LACC
 - LACC
 - LACC
 - LACL
 - LACL
 - LACL
 - LACT
 - LACT
 - LAR
 - LAR
 - LAR
 - LDP
 - LDP
 - LPH
 - LPH
 - LST
 - LST
 - LST
 - LST
 - LT
 - LT
 - LTA
 - LTA
 - LTD
 - LTD
 - LTD
 - LTP
 - LTP
 - LTS
 - LTS
 - MAC
 - MAC
 - MAC
 - MAC
 - MACD
 - MACD
 - MACD
 - MACD
 - MACD
 - MAR
 - MAR
 - MPY
 - MPY
 - MPY
 - MPYA
 - MPYA
 - MPYS
 - MPYS
 - MPYU
 - MPYU
 - NEG
 - NEG
 - NMI
 - NOP
 - NORM
 - NORM
 - NORM
 - OR
 - OR
 - OR
 - OUT
 - OUT
 - PAC
 - POP
 - POP
 - POPD
 - POPD
 - PSHD
 - PSHD
 - PUSH
 - RET
 - RETC
 - ROL
 - ROR
 - RPT
 - RPT
 - SACH
 - SACH
 - SACL
 - SACL
 - SAR
 - SAR
 - SBRK
 - SETC
 - SETC
 - SFL
 - SFR
 - SFR
 - SPAC
 - SPH
 - SPH
 - SPL
 - SPL
 - SPLK
 - SPLK
 - SPM
 - SQRA
 - SQRA
 - SQRS
 - SQRS
 - SST
 - SST
 - SUB
 - SUB
 - SUB
 - SUB
 - SUBB
 - SUBB
 - SUBC
 - SUBC
 - SUBS
 - SUBS
 - SUBT
 - SUBT
 - TBLR
 - TBLR
 - TBLR
 - TBLW
 - TBLW
 - TBLW
 - TRAP
 - XOR
 - XOR
 - XOR
 - ZALR
 - ZALR
 
 
 - On-Chip Peripherals
 - Synchronous Serial Port
 - Asynchronous Serial Port
 - TMS320C209
 - Register Summary
 - TMS320C1x/C2x/C2xx/C5x Instruction Set Comparison
 - Program Examples
 - Submitting ROM Codes to TI
 - Design Considerations for Using XDS510 Emulator
- E.1 Designing Your Target System’s Emulator Connector (14-Pin Header)
 - E.2 Bus Protocol
 - E.3 Emulator Cable Pod
 - E.4 Emulator Cable Pod Signal Timing
 - E.5 Emulation Timing Calculations
 - E.6 Connections Between the Emulator and the Target System
 - E.7 Physical Dimensions for the 14-Pin Emulator Connector
 - E.8 Emulation Design Considerations
 
 - Glossary
 - Index
 

Index
Index-3
asynchronous serial port 
(continued)
baud-rate detection logic
detecting 
A
 or 
a
 character (ADC bit) 10-10
enabling/disabling (CAD bit) 10-8
block diagram 10-3
components 10-3
configuration 10-7
delta interrupts 10-17
enabling/disabling (DIM bit) 10-8
emulation modes (FREE and SOFT bits) 10-7
features 10-1
interrupts (TXRXINTs)
flag bit (TXRXINT) 5-21
introduction 10-5
mask bit in IMR (TXRXINT) 5-23
mask bits in ASPCR (DIM, TIM, RIM) 10-8
priority 5-16
three types 10-17
vector location 5-16
introduction 2-12
overrun in receiver, detecting (OE bit) 10-11
overview 10-2
receive interrupts 10-17
enabling/disabling (RIM bit) 10-8
receive pin (RX)
definition 10-4
detecting break on (BI bit) 10-10
receiver operation 10-20
reset conditions 5-34
resetting (URST bit) 10-7
signals 10-3
data 10-3
handshake 10-3
stop bit(s)
detecting invalid (FE bit) 10-11
setting number of (STB bit) 10-8
transmit interrupts 10-17
enabling/disabling (TIM bit) 10-8
transmit pin (TX)
definition 10-4
output level between transmissions (SETBRK
bit) 10-8
transmitter operation 10-19
asynchronous serial port registers
baud-rate divisor register (BRD) 10-13
control register (ASPCR) 10-7
configuring pins IO0–IO3 as inputs/out-
puts 10-15
quick reference A-13
asynchronous serial port registers 
(continued)
I/O status register (IOSR)
description 10-10
quick reference A-13
introduction 10-4
receive register (ADTR)
detecting overrun in (OE bit) 10-11
detecting when empty (DR bit) 10-11
receive shift register (ARSR) 10-5
receive/transmit register (ADTR) 10-4
transmit register (ADTR)
detecting when empty (THRE bit) 10-11
detecting when it and AXSR are empty (TEMT
bit) 10-10
transmit shift register (AXSR) 10-5
detecting when it and ADTR are empty (TEMT
bit) 10-10
transmit/receive register (ADTR) 10-4
automatic baud-rate detection 10-14
auxiliary register arithmetic unit (ARAU), descrip-
tion 3-12
auxiliary register instructions
add short immediate value to current auxiliary
register (ADRK) 7-33
branch if current auxiliary register not zero
(BANZ) 7-41
compare current auxiliary register with AR0
(CMPR) 7-65
load specified auxiliary register (LAR) 7-80
modify auxiliary register pointer (MAR) 7-111
modify current auxiliary register (MAR) 7-111
store specified auxiliary register (SAR) 7-152
subtract short immediate value from current aux-
iliary register (SBRK) 7-154
auxiliary register pointer (ARP) 3-16, F-2
auxiliary register pointer buffer (ARB) 3-16, F-2
auxiliary register update (ARU) code 6-13
auxiliary registers (AR0–AR7)
block diagram 3-12
current auxiliary register 6-9
role in indirect addressing 6-9 to 6-18
update code (ARU) 6-13
description 3-12 to 3-14
general uses for 3-14
instructions that modify content 6-17
next auxiliary register 6-11
used in indirect addressing 3-12
AVIS bit 11-17
AXSR (asynchronous serial port transmit shift regis-
ter) 10-5










