; This module is specific to the Lighting Control Panel (since it uses Timer 0)
;
; It contains all of the interrupt vector declarations and
; the first level interrupt servicing (register save, call subroutine,
; clear interrupt source, restore registers, return)
; Suspend and Resume are handled totally in this module
;
; A Reset sends us to Program space location 0
	CSEG AT	0		; Code space
	USING 0			; Reset forces Register Bank 0
	LJMP	Reset
;
; The interrupt vector table is also located here
; EZ-USB has two levels of USB interrupts:
; 1-the main level is described in this table (at ORG 43H)
; 2-there are 21 sources of USB interrupts and these are described in USB_ISR
; This means that two levels of acknowledgement and clearing will be required	
;	LJMP	INT0_ISR	; Features not used are commented out
	ORG	0BH
	LJMP	Timer0_ISR
;	ORG	13H
;	LJMP	INT1_ISR
;	ORG	1BH
;	LJMP	Timer1_ISR
;	ORG	23H
;	LJMP	UART0_ISR
;	ORG	2BH
;	LJMP	Timer2_ISR
;	ORG	33H
;	LJMP	WakeUp_ISR
;	ORG	3BH
;	LJMP	UART1_ISR
	ORG	43H
	LJMP	USB_ISR		; Auto Vector will replace byte 45H
;	ORG	4BH
;	LJMP	I2C_ISR
;	ORG	53H
;	LJMP	INT4_ISR
;	ORG	5BH
;	LJMP	INT5_ISR
;	ORG	63H
;	LJMP	INT6_ISR

	ORG	0E0H		; Keep out of the way of dScope monitor
				; If you are not using dScope then this memory hole
				; may be used for useful routines.
	ORG	100H	
USB_ISR:LJMP	SUDAV_ISR
      	DB	0		; Pad entries to 4 bytes
	LJMP	SOF_ISR
	DB	0
	LJMP	SUTOK_ISR
	DB	0
	LJMP	Suspend_ISR
	DB	0
	LJMP	USBReset_ISR
	DB	0
	LJMP	Reserved
	DB	0
;	LJMP	EP0In_ISR	; Endpoint Interrupts are not used in these examples
;	DB	0               ; Comment out features not used
;	LJMP	EP0Out_ISR
;	DB	0
;	LJMP	EP1In_ISR
;	DB	0
;	LJMP	EP1Out_ISR
;	DB	0
;	LJMP	EP2In_ISR
;	DB	0
;	LJMP	EP2Out_ISR
;	DB	0
;	LJMP	EP3In_ISR
;	DB	0
;	LJMP	EP3Out_ISR
;	DB	0
;	LJMP	EP4In_ISR
;	DB	0
;	LJMP	EP4Out_ISR
;	DB	0
;	LJMP	EP5In_ISR
;	DB	0
;	LJMP	EP5Out_ISR
;	DB	0
;	LJMP	EP6In_ISR
;	DB	0
;	LJMP	EP6Out_ISR
;	DB	0
;	LJMP	EP7In_ISR
;	DB	0
;	LJMP	EP7Out_ISR		
; End of Interrupt Vector tables

; When a feature is used insert the required interrupt processing here
; The example use only used Endpoints 0 and 1 and also SOF for timing
Reserved:
INT0_ISR:
INT1_ISR:
Timer1_ISR:
UART0_ISR:
Timer2_ISR:
UART1_ISR:
I2C_ISR:
INT4_ISR:
INT5_ISR:
INT6_ISR:
SOF_ISR:
SUTOK_ISR:
EP0In_ISR:
EP0Out_ISR:
EP1In_ISR:
EP1Out_ISR:
EP2In_ISR:
EP2Out_ISR:
EP3In_ISR:
EP3Out_ISR:
EP4In_ISR:
EP4Out_ISR:
EP5In_ISR:
EP5Out_ISR:
EP6In_ISR:
EP6Out_ISR:
EP7In_ISR :
EP7Out_ISR:
Not_Used:			; Should not get any of these
	RETI

ClearINT2:			; Tell the hardware that we're done
	MOV	A, EXIF
	CLR	ACC.4		; Clear the Interrupt 2 bit
	MOV	EXIF, A
	RET

USBReset_ISR:			; Bus has been Reset, move to DEFAULT state
	PUSH	ACC
	CLR	Configured
        CALL	ClearINT2
				; No need to clear source of interrupt
	POP	ACC
	RETI

Suspend_ISR:			; SIE detected an Idle bus
	PUSH	ACC
	MOV	A, PCON
	ORL	A, #1
	MOV	PCON, A		; Go to sleep!
	NOP
	NOP			; Wake up here due to a USBResume
	NOP
	CALL	ClearINT2
	POP	ACC
	RETI
 	
WakeUp_ISR:			; Not using external WAKEUP in these examples
				; So this must be due to a USBResume
	CLR	EICON.4		; Clear the wakeup interrupt source
	RETI

SUDAV_ISR:			; A Setup packet has been received
	PUSH	PSW		; Save Registers before the service routine
	PUSH	ACC
	PUSH	DPL
	PUSH	DPH
	CALL	ServiceSetupPacket
	CALL	ClearINT2				
	                        ; Clear the source of the interrupt
	MOV	A, #00000001b
	MOV	DPTR, #USBIRQ
	MOVX	@DPTR, A
ExitISR:POP	DPH		; Restore Registers
	POP	DPL
        POP	ACC
        POP	PSW
	RETI

Timer0_ISR:
	PUSH	PSW		; Save Registers before the service routine
	PUSH	ACC
	PUSH	DPL
	PUSH	DPH
	CALL	ServiceTimerRoutine
	                        ; Source of the interrupt claered automatically
	JMP	ExitISR