/* Copyright (c) 2011 The Chromium OS Authors. All rights reserved. * Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be * found in the LICENSE file. * * i8042.h -- defines the interface between EC core and the EC lib, which * talks to the LPC driver (on the EC side) peering to the keyboard driver * (on the host side). * * The EC lib implements this interface. */ #ifndef __INTERFACE_I8042_H #define __INTERFACE_I8042_H #include "common.h" /* Keyboard command definition. Modified from Linux kernel atkbd.c file. */ /* port 0x60 */ #define I8042_CMD_MOUSE_1_1 0xe6 #define I8042_CMD_MOUSE_2_1 0xe7 #define I8042_CMD_MOUSE_RES 0xe8 /* dup to I8042_CMD_OK_GETID */ #define I8042_CMD_GET_MOUSE 0xe9 #define I8042_CMD_SETLEDS 0xed #define I8042_CMD_DIAG_ECHO 0xee #define I8042_CMD_GSCANSET 0xf0 #define I8042_CMD_SSCANSET 0xf0 #define I8042_CMD_GETID 0xf2 #define I8042_CMD_SETREP 0xf3 #define I8042_CMD_ENABLE 0xf4 #define I8042_CMD_RESET_DIS 0xf5 #define I8042_CMD_RESET_DEF 0xf6 #define I8042_CMD_ALL_TYPEM 0xf7 #define I8042_CMD_SETALL_MB 0xf8 #define I8042_CMD_SETALL_MBR 0xfa #define I8042_CMD_SET_A_KEY_T 0xfb #define I8042_CMD_SET_A_KEY_MR 0xfc #define I8042_CMD_SET_A_KEY_M 0xfd #define I8042_CMD_RESET_BAT 0xff #define I8042_CMD_RESEND 0xfe #define I8042_CMD_EX_ENABLE 0xea #define I8042_CMD_EX_SETLEDS 0xeb #define I8042_CMD_OK_GETID 0xe8 /* port 0x64 */ #define I8042_READ_CMD_BYTE 0x20 #define I8042_READ_CTL_RAM 0x21 #define I8042_READ_CTL_RAM_END 0x3f #define I8042_WRITE_CMD_BYTE 0x60 /* expect a byte on port 0x60 */ #define I8042_WRITE_CTL_RAM 0x61 #define I8042_WRITE_CTL_RAM_END 0x7f #define I8042_ROUTE_AUX0 0x90 #define I8042_ROUTE_AUX1 0x91 #define I8042_ROUTE_AUX2 0x92 #define I8042_ROUTE_AUX3 0x93 #define I8042_ENA_PASSWORD 0xa6 #define I8042_DIS_MOUSE 0xa7 #define I8042_ENA_MOUSE 0xa8 #define I8042_TEST_MOUSE 0xa9 #define I8042_RESET_SELF_TEST 0xaa #define I8042_TEST_KB_PORT 0xab #define I8042_DIS_KB 0xad #define I8042_ENA_KB 0xae #define I8042_ECHO_MOUSE 0xd3 /* expect a byte on port 0x60 */ #define I8042_SEND_TO_MOUSE 0xd4 /* expect a byte on port 0x60 */ #define I8042_PULSE_START 0xf0 #define I8042_PULSE_END 0xfd #define I8042_SYSTEM_RESET 0xfe /* port 0x60 return value */ #define I8042_RET_BAT 0xaa #define I8042_RET_EMUL0 0xe0 #define I8042_RET_EMUL1 0xe1 #define I8042_RET_ECHO 0xee #define I8042_RET_RELEASE 0xf0 #define I8042_RET_HANJA 0xf1 #define I8042_RET_HANGEUL 0xf2 #define I8042_RET_ACK 0xfa #define I8042_RET_TEST_FAIL 0xfc #define I8042_RET_INTERNAL_FAIL 0xfd #define I8042_RET_NAK 0xfe #define I8042_RET_ERR 0xff /* port 64 - command byte bits */ #define I8042_XLATE (1 << 6) #define I8042_AUX_DIS (1 << 5) #define I8042_KBD_DIS (1 << 4) #define I8042_SYS_FLAG (1 << 2) #define I8042_ENIRQ12 (1 << 1) #define I8042_ENIRQ1 (1 << 0) void i8042_flush_buffer(void); /* common/i8042.c implements this function, which is called by lpc.c * when an i8042 command/data from host side appears. * * Actually the a pair of data/command write would trigger 2 LPc interrupts. * So, we will queue the data byte first, then call keyboard routine after * receiving the command byte. */ void i8042_receives_data(int data); void i8042_receives_command(int cmd); /* Called by common/keyboard.c when the host doesn't want to receive * keyboard IRQ. */ void i8042_enable_keyboard_irq(void); void i8042_disable_keyboard_irq(void); /* Send the scan code to the host. The EC lib will push the scan code bytes * to host via port 0x60 and assert the IBF flag to trigger an interrupt. * The EC lib must queue them if the host cannot read the previous byte away * in time. * * Return: * EC_ERROR_BUFFER_FULL -- the queue to host is full. Try again? */ enum ec_error_list i8042_send_to_host(int len, const uint8_t *to_host); #endif /* __INTERFACE_I8042_H */