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Inter Card Cage protocol is the protocol used between the master and the slave modules in a AlphaCom [[MultiModule]]. The ICC protocol provides very low level control of the HW resources in a AlphaCom module.
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==Parameter formats ==
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See
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http://repository/repos/Products/AMC/design/AICE_doc/Converted%20from%20FrameMaker/icc_interface.pdf
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=== Unit numbers ===
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Unit numbers are used to refer to a audio channel on a SBI. In the ICC protocol unitnumbers are coded using one or two bytes. The bit layout of the variable “unit” parameter is:
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Channel on first SBI, one byte like:
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  bbbbbccc
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and for channels on higher SBIs two bytes like
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  00000sss  bbbbbccc
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where
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  bbbbb is board number 1 – 26
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  sss is the SBI number within the board, 0 - 7
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  ccc is channel 0 – 7 with one SBI
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Revision as of 15:34, 28 September 2007

Inter Card Cage protocol is the protocol used between the master and the slave modules in a AlphaCom MultiModule. The ICC protocol provides very low level control of the HW resources in a AlphaCom module.

Parameter formats

See http://repository/repos/Products/AMC/design/AICE_doc/Converted%20from%20FrameMaker/icc_interface.pdf

Unit numbers

Unit numbers are used to refer to a audio channel on a SBI. In the ICC protocol unitnumbers are coded using one or two bytes. The bit layout of the variable “unit” parameter is:

Channel on first SBI, one byte like:

  bbbbbccc

and for channels on higher SBIs two bytes like

  00000sss  bbbbbccc

where

  bbbbb is board number 1 – 26
  sss is the SBI number within the board, 0 - 7
  ccc is channel 0 – 7 with one SBI