Struct SiiControl 

pub struct SiiControl { /* private fields */ }

register controling the read/write operations to Slave Information Interface (SII)

ETG.1000.4 table 49

Implementations

impl SiiControl

pub fn new( write_access: bool, eeprom_emulation: bool, read_size: SiiTransaction, address_unit: SiiUnit, read_operation: bool, write_operation: bool, reload_operation: bool, checksum_error: bool, device_info_error: bool, command_error: bool, write_error: bool, busy: bool, ) -> Self

pub fn write_access(&self) -> bool

true if SII is writable

pub fn set_write_access(&mut self, value: bool)

true if SII is writable

pub fn eeprom_emulation(&self) -> bool

• false: Normal operation (DL interfaces to SII)
• true: DL-user emulates SII

cannot be set by the master

pub fn set_eeprom_emulation(&mut self, value: bool)

• false: Normal operation (DL interfaces to SII)
• true: DL-user emulates SII

cannot be set by the master

pub fn read_size(&self) -> SiiTransaction

number of bytes per read transaction, cannot be set by master

pub fn set_read_size(&mut self, value: SiiTransaction)

number of bytes per read transaction, cannot be set by master

pub fn address_unit(&self) -> SiiUnit

unit of SII addresses, cannot be set by master

pub fn set_address_unit(&mut self, value: SiiUnit)

unit of SII addresses, cannot be set by master

pub fn read_operation(&self) -> bool

read operation requested (parameter write) or read operation busy (parameter read) To start a new read operation there must be a positive edge on this parameter

This parameter will be written from the master to start the read operation of 32 bits/64 bits in the slave information interface. This parameter will be read from the master to check if the read operation is finished.

pub fn set_read_operation(&mut self, value: bool)

read operation requested (parameter write) or read operation busy (parameter read) To start a new read operation there must be a positive edge on this parameter

This parameter will be written from the master to start the read operation of 32 bits/64 bits in the slave information interface. This parameter will be read from the master to check if the read operation is finished.

pub fn write_operation(&self) -> bool

write operation requested (parameter write) or write operation busy (parameter read) To start a new write operation there must be a positive edge on this parameter

This parameter will be written from the master to start the write operation of 16 bits in the slave information interface. This parameter will be read from the master to check if the write operation is finished. There is no consistence gu arantee for write operation. A break down during write can produce inconsistent values and should be avoided.

pub fn set_write_operation(&mut self, value: bool)

write operation requested (parameter write) or write operation busy (parameter read) To start a new write operation there must be a positive edge on this parameter

This parameter will be written from the master to start the write operation of 16 bits in the slave information interface. This parameter will be read from the master to check if the write operation is finished. There is no consistence gu arantee for write operation. A break down during write can produce inconsistent values and should be avoided.

pub fn reload_operation(&self) -> bool

reload operation requested (parameter write) or reload operation busy (parameter read) To start a new reload operation there must be a positive edge on this parameter

This parameter will be written from the master to start the reload operation of the first 128 bits in the slave information interface. This parameter will be read from the master to check if the reload operation is finished

pub fn set_reload_operation(&mut self, value: bool)

reload operation requested (parameter write) or reload operation busy (parameter read) To start a new reload operation there must be a positive edge on this parameter

This parameter will be written from the master to start the reload operation of the first 128 bits in the slave information interface. This parameter will be read from the master to check if the reload operation is finished

pub fn checksum_error(&self) -> bool

checksum error while reading at startup

pub fn set_checksum_error(&mut self, value: bool)

checksum error while reading at startup

pub fn device_info_error(&self) -> bool

error on reading Device Information

pub fn set_device_info_error(&mut self, value: bool)

error on reading Device Information

pub fn command_error(&self) -> bool

error on last SII request

writable only in SII emulation mode

pub fn set_command_error(&mut self, value: bool)

error on last SII request

writable only in SII emulation mode

pub fn write_error(&self) -> bool

error on last write operation

pub fn set_write_error(&mut self, value: bool)

error on last write operation

pub fn busy(&self) -> bool

operation is ongoing

pub fn set_busy(&mut self, value: bool)

operation is ongoing

Trait Implementations

impl Bitsized for SiiControl

const BITS: usize = 16usize

const MAX: Self::ArbitraryInt = {transmute(0xffff): <registers::SiiControl as bilge::Bitsized>::ArbitraryInt}

type ArbitraryInt = u16

impl Clone for SiiControl

fn clone(&self) -> SiiControl

Returns a duplicate of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl Debug for SiiControl

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl Default for SiiControl

fn default() -> Self

Returns the “default value” for a type.

impl From<SiiControl> for u16

fn from(value: SiiControl) -> Self

Converts to this type from the input type.

impl From<u16> for SiiControl

fn from(value: u16) -> Self

Converts to this type from the input type.

impl PduData for SiiControl

const ID: TypeId = crate::data::TypeId::CUSTOM

identifier for this data type (according to ESI file)

type Packed = [u8; 2]

byte array for serializing this data

fn pack(&self, dst: &mut [u8]) -> PackingResult<()>

serialize to a byte slice (the slice might be bigger than actually needed)

fn unpack(src: &[u8]) -> PackingResult<Self>

deserialize from a byte slice (the slice might be bigger than actually needed)

fn packed_size() -> usize

convenient getter for [Self::Packed::LEN]

fn packed_bitsize() -> usize

convenient getter for [Self::Packed::LEN] * 8

fn packed(&self) -> PackingResult<Self::Packed>

like Self::pack but to a byte array instead of a slice

impl Copy for SiiControl