PM8621-BI PMC-Sierra, Inc., PM8621-BI Datasheet - Page 64

• Manufacturer Part Number: PM8621-BI
• Description: Driver, NSE/SBS Narrowband Chipset Driver
• Manufacturer: PMC-Sierra, Inc.

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Module and Device Management
Chipset Module Initialization Vector: MIV
This structure contains module-level initialization parameters for the chipset driver. The user
passes this structure as an input parameter in the
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Table 5: Narrowband Chipset Module Initialization Vector: sNBCS_MIV
Field Name
perrModule
maxNseDevs
maxSbsDevs
maxGroups
maxSbsInitProfs
maxNseInitProfs
sbsDrvPresent
nseDrvPresent
The variables
and
driver, the maximum number of initialization profiles for both devices and the maximum
number of groups the chipset driver permits in the session. The numbers are used to calculate
the amount of memory allocated for the chipset driver.
cbackC1FP, cbackIlcRxData
cbackStsw,
are used by the chipset driver to inform the application code of pending events. If these fields
are set to NULL, the application will not be notified of the events.
maxGroups
maxNseDevs
and
define the maximum number of NSE and SBS devices that the chipset
cbackPrgm
Field Type
INT4 *
UINT2
UINT2
UINT2
UINT2
UINT2
UINT1
UINT1
,
maxSbsDevs, maxSbsInitProfs, maxNseInitProfs,
are used to pass the addresses of application functions that
,
cbackIlcHead
nbcsModuleOpen
Field Description
(pointer to)
description in the CSMDB)
Maximum number of physical/logical
NSE devices supported during this
session
Maximum number of physical/logical
SBS devices supported during this
session
Maximum number of groups supported
during this session
Maximum number of SBS initialization
profiles
Maximum number of NSE initialization
profiles
Indicates whether the SBS device driver
is present locally. 0 = absent, 1 =
present
Indicates whether the NSE device driver
is present locally. 0 = absent, 1 =
present
,
Narrowband Chipset Device Driver Manual
cbackIntf, cbackLkc,
errModule
function call.
(see
Data Structures
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