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Beautiful! I love that the INTERRUPT macro can be reused. The processor is the Coldfire on the MOD5270B, so yes, the exception vector is 24. I'll give it a shot. Thanks!

Brian

Hello,

Is there a way to mask a processor exception - such as the "spurious interrupt" exception? If not, is there a way to write an exception handling routine that would return the processor to its previous operating state? It would be great if there was an equivalent EXCEPTION() macro to the ...

Great! Thanks for the information.

Brian

Hello,

I'm getting a spurious interrupt/exception in my code very infrequently (unfortunately). In most of the posts I've read, this happens when the interrupt mask register is manipulated without changing the interrupt priority level in the status register. Can the same thing happen when the ...

Thanks for the advice.

So if I understand this correctly, in the MOD5270, the Core Mac Address should always be ignored, and the Ethernet Mac Address should always be used, both in the MOD5270 itself, and in the config record sent as part of the discovery process.

Brian

Hello,

In the MOD5270 Config record, there is a "Core Mac Address" (base unit mac address) and a "MAC" address (Ethernet Mac Address). What's the difference, and when would these two values be different?

Would there ever be a reason for the core mac address to be zero?

Thanks.

Brian

Hello,

Are there any hooks into Smart Trap? When it runs, just before it reboots the processor, I would like for it to also pull the RSTO line low for a few ms to reset some hardware external to the MOD5270. Currently, when the unit traps, it does not pull RSTO. Is this possible?

Thanks.

Brian