Reset Register: Difference between revisions
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Read: | |||
bit 7 = Indicates the reset signal to the expansion bus and esp is asserted | |||
bits 6:2 = Reserved | |||
bit 1 = Indicates the last reset was a hard reset | |||
bit 0 = Indicates the last reset was a soft reset | |||
* Only one of bits 1:0 will be set | |||
Write: | |||
bit 7 = Assert and hold reset to the expansion bus and the esp wifi (hard reset = 0) | |||
bits 6:2 = Reserved, must be 0 | |||
bit 1 = Generate a hard reset (reboot) | |||
bit 0 = Generate a soft reset | |||
* Hard reset has precedence | |||
Revision as of 11:32, 11 November 2019
| Number | TBRegisterNumber::$02 |
|---|---|
| Readable | TBRegisterReadable::Yes |
| Writable | TBRegisterWritable::Yes |
| Short Description | ShortDesc::Identifies type of last reset. Can be written to force reset. |
Read:
bit 7 = Indicates the reset signal to the expansion bus and esp is asserted bits 6:2 = Reserved bit 1 = Indicates the last reset was a hard reset bit 0 = Indicates the last reset was a soft reset * Only one of bits 1:0 will be set
Write:
bit 7 = Assert and hold reset to the expansion bus and the esp wifi (hard reset = 0) bits 6:2 = Reserved, must be 0 bit 1 = Generate a hard reset (reboot) bit 0 = Generate a soft reset * Hard reset has precedence