firmware/target/coldfire/iaudio/pcf50606-iaudio.c

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 * Copyright (C) 2006 by Linus Nielsen Feltzing
 *
 * This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
 * modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
 * as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2
 * of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
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#include "config.h"
#include "system.h"
#include "kernel.h"
#include "pcf50606.h"
#include "button-target.h"
#include "powermgmt.h"

/* These voltages were determined by measuring the output of the PCF50606
   on a running X5, and verified by disassembling the original firmware */
static void set_voltages(void)
{
    static const unsigned char buf[4] =
    {
        0xf4,   /* IOREGC = 2.9V, ON in all states */
        0xf0,   /* D1REGC = 2.5V, ON in all states */
#ifdef IAUDIO_M5
        0xf8,   /* D2REGC = 3.3V, ON in all states */
#else
        0xf6,   /* D2REGC = 3.1V, ON in all states */
#endif
        0xf4,   /* D3REGC = 2.9V, ON in all states */
    };

    pcf50606_write_multiple(0x23, buf, 4);
}

static void init_pmu_interrupts(void)
{
    /* inital data is interrupt masks */
    unsigned char data[3] =
    {
        ~0x04, /* unmask ONKEY1S */
        ~0x00,
        ~0x06, /* unmask ACDREM, ACDINS  */
    };

    /* make sure GPI0 interrupt is off before unmasking anything */
    and_l(~0xf, &INTPRI5);  /* INT32 - Priority 0 (Off) */

    /* unmask the PMU interrupts we want to service */
    pcf50606_write_multiple(0x05, data, 3);
    /* clear INT1-3 as these are left set after standby */
    pcf50606_read_multiple(0x02, data, 3);

    /* Set to read pcf50606 INT but keep GPI0 off until init completes */
    and_l(~0x00000001, &GPIO_ENABLE);
    or_l(0x00000001, &GPIO_FUNCTION);
    or_l(0x00000100, &GPIO_INT_EN);     /* GPI0 H-L */
}

static inline void enable_pmu_interrupts(void)
{
    /* clear pending GPI0 interrupts first or it may miss the first
       H-L transition */
    or_l(0x00000100, &GPIO_INT_CLEAR);
    or_l(0x3, &INTPRI5); /* INT32 - Priority 3 */
}

void pcf50606_init(void)
{
    pcf50606_i2c_init();

    /* initialize pmu interrupts but don't service them yet */
    init_pmu_interrupts();
    set_voltages();

    pcf50606_write(0x39, 0x00); /* GPOOD0 = green led OFF */
    pcf50606_write(0x3a, 0x00); /* GPOOD1 = red led OFF */

    /* Accessory detect */
    pcf50606_write(0x33, 0x8c); /* ACDAPE=1, THRSHLD=2.20V */

    /* allow GPI0 interrupts from PMU now */
    enable_pmu_interrupts();
}

void pcf50606_reset_timeout(void)
{
    int level = disable_irq_save();
    pcf50606_write(0x08, pcf50606_read(0x08) | 0x02); /* OOCC1 - TOTRST=1 */
    restore_irq(level);
}

/* Handles interrupts generated by the pcf50606 */
void GPI0(void) __attribute__ ((interrupt_handler, section(".text")));
void GPI0(void)
{
    unsigned char data[3]; /* 0 = INT1, 1 = INT2, 2 = INT3 */

    /* Clear pending GPI0 interrupts */
    or_l(0x00000100, &GPIO_INT_CLEAR);

    /* clear pending interrupts from pcf50606 */
    pcf50606_read_multiple(0x02, data, 3);

    if (data[0] & 0x04)
    {
        /* ONKEY1S */
        if (GPIO_READ & 0x02000000)
            sys_poweroff();             /* main ONKEY */
        else
            pcf50606_reset_timeout();   /* remote ONKEY */
    }

    if (data[2] & 0x06)
    {
        /* ACDINS/ACDREM */
        /* Check if main buttons should be actually be scanned or not
           - bias towards "yes" out of paranoia. */
        button_enable_scan((data[2] & 0x02) != 0 ||
                           (pcf50606_read(0x33) & 0x01) != 0);
    }
}