NAME
nsclpcsio —
National Semiconductor PC87366 LPC
Super I/O with GPIO
SYNOPSIS
nsclpcsio* at isa?
gpio* at nsclpcsio?
DESCRIPTION
The nsclpcsio driver provides support for
the National Semiconductor PC87366 LPC Super I/O. The Super I/O module
incorporates several logical devices, the following ones are supported:
GPIO, VLM and TMS.
The GPIO logical device provides 29 I/O pins which can be accessed through the gpio(4) framework. The gpioctl(8) program allows easy manipulation of the pins from userland.
VLM and TMS logical devices provides hardware monitoring capabilities to be used with the sysctl(8) interface. The following 17 monitoring sensors are available:
| Sensor | Units | Typical Use |
TSENS1 |
uK | Remote diode |
TSENS2 |
uK | Remote diode |
TNSC |
uK | Local diode |
VSENS0 |
uV DC | External source |
VSENS1 |
uV DC | External source |
VSENS2 |
uV DC | External source |
VSENS3 |
uV DC | External source |
VSENS4 |
uV DC | External source |
VSENS5 |
uV DC | External source |
VSENS6 |
uV DC | External source |
VSB |
uV DC | VSB |
VDD |
uV DC | VDD |
VBAT |
uV DC | VBAT |
AVDD |
uV DC | AVDD |
TS1 |
uV DC | Thermistor |
TS2 |
uV DC | Thermistor |
TS3 |
uV DC | Thermistor |
SEE ALSO
HISTORY
The nsclpcsio driver first appeared in
NetBSD 2.0, OpenBSD support
was added in OpenBSD 3.5.
AUTHORS
The nsclpcsio driver was written by
Matthias Drochner
⟨drochner@netbsd.org⟩ for NetBSD and
then ported to OpenBSD 3.5 by
Markus Friedl ⟨markus@openbsd.org⟩.
GPIO support was added in OpenBSD 3.6 by
Alexander Yurchenko
⟨grange@openbsd.org⟩.