W5500 clear interrupt
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RE: W5500 clear interrupt
by WIZnet AI AI generated ·
RE: W5500 clear interrupt
by louis_m ·
Hi, you're using a W5500, right?
Inside the W5500's interrupt register, there is a
IR, IMR, SIR, SIMR in Common REG and Sn_IR, Sn_IMR in the Socket REG.
You can set IR->SIR, IMR->SIMR in order.
You can check the interrupt of all sockets by reading SIR and check the detailed interrupt of individual sockets by reading S1_IR.
For example, if you are using Socket 1 and want to get the interrupt pin low when the transmission is completed, you can set
SIMR = 0x2
S1_IMR = 0x10
Thanks.