/*	$NetBSD: cyberreg.h,v 1.2 2005/12/11 12:22:49 christos Exp $	*/

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/*
 * These cards have various combinations of serial and parallel ports. All
 * varieties have up to 6 1-bit registers for extended capabilities, named
 * "Usr0, ..., Usr5". The functional registers are mapped to the proper
 * "Usr" register at attachment time. The only functional registers the
 * kernel currently deals with are the registers to enable or disable the
 * alternate clock, which permits speeds of the serial port all the way to
 * 960Kbps. (In the documentation, those registers are called "Clks0" and
 * "Clks1" on the "10x" series, and * "K0" and "K1" on the 20x series.)
 */

#ifndef _PCI_CYBERREG_H_
#define	_PCI_CYBERREG_H_

/* The "10x" series cards have 4 1-bit registers, spaced 3 bits apart. */
#define SIIG10x_USR_BASE	0x50
#define SIIG10x_USR0_MASK	(1 << 2 << 16)
#define SIIG10x_USR1_MASK	(1 << 5 << 16)
#define SIIG10x_USR2_MASK	(1 << 8 << 16)
#define SIIG10x_USR3_MASK	(1 << 11 << 16)

/* The "20x" series cards have 6 1-bit registers, spaced 32 bits apart. */
#define SIIG20x_USR0		0x6c
#define SIIG20x_USR1		0x70
#define SIIG20x_USR2		0x74
#define SIIG20x_USR3		0x78
#define SIIG20x_USR4		0x7c
#define SIIG20x_USR5		0x80
#define SIIG20x_USR_MASK	(1 << 28)

#endif /* !_PCI_CYBERREG_H_ */