Page Descriptor in the LPE

ASIM team
LIP6 Laboratory
Paris, France

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Page Descriptor in the LPE

Each Page Descriptor is 16 bytes length consistings of the following fields:
$\begin{mydescription} \item[Routing Part] Those 16 bits define the destination ... ...t of a composed message. That message does not contain data.\end{mydescription}$

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00h 8High Routing Part8Low Routing Part16Page Length &
04h 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 24Message Identifier&
08h 32Page Remote Start Address or Data 1&
0Ch 32Page Local Start Address or Data 2&

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27Notice Once Sent
28Short Message
29LMI Enable
30LRM Enable
31Composed Message
32Last Message Page
33Notice Once Received
131MESSAGE FLAGS
Page Descriptor
$\begin{mydescription} \item[LRM Enable] When this bit is 1, PCI-DDC uses the LR... ... standard message, or the second data for the short message.\end{mydescription}$

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