Data Sheet
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W5200
(IR2(S0_IR) = ‘0’). INTn signal becomes High. 
d.  S0_IR  is  cleared.  As  IR2  is  not  0x00,  INTn  should  be  asserted  low  right  after  1PLL_CLK. 
However, as INTLEVEL is 0x000F, the interrupt about IR is processed after I
AWT
(16 PLL_CLK). 
IR2(W5200 SOCKET Interrupt Register)[R/W][0x0034][0x00] 
IR2 is the Register to notify W5200 SOCKET interrupt to the Host. If any interrupt occurs, the 
related bit of IR2 is set as ‘1’. When related Mask Bit is ‘1’, INTn signal is asserted low. INTn 
keeps low until all bits of Sn_IR becomes ‘0’. If all bits of Sn_IR become ‘0’, it becomes high 
automatically.   
7  6  5  4  3  2  1  0 
S7_INT  S6_INT 
S5_INT
S4_INT  S3_INT  S2_INT  S1_INT  S0_INT 
Bit
Symbol  Description 
7  S7_INT 
When an interrupt occurs at SOCKET 7 , it becomes ‘1’. This interrupt 
information is applied to S7_IR. This bit is automatically cleared when 
S7_IR is cleared to 0x00 by host. 
6  S6_INT 
When an interrupt occurs at SOCKET 6 , it becomes ‘1’. This interrupt 
information is applied to S6_IR. This bit is automatically cleared when 
S6_IR is cleared to 0x00 by host. 
5  S5_INT 
When an interrupt occurs at SOCKET 5 , it becomes ‘1’. This interrupt 
information is applied to S5_IR. This bit is automatically cleared when 
S5_IR is cleared to 0x00 by host. 
4  S4_INT 
When an interrupt occurs at SOCKET 4 , it becomes ‘1’. This interrupt 
information is applied to S4_IR. This bit is automatically cleared when 
S4_IR is cleared to 0x00 by host. 
3  S3_INT 
When an interrupt occurs at SOCKET 3 , it becomes ‘1’. This interrupt 
information is applied to S3_IR. This bit is automatically cleared when 
S3_IR is cleared to 0x00 by host. 
2  S2_INT 
When an interrupt occurs at SOCKET 2 , it becomes ‘1’. This interrupt 
information is applied to S2_IR. This bit is automatically cleared when 
S2_IR is cleared to 0x00 by host. 
1  S1_INT 
When an interrupt occurs at SOCKET 1 , it becomes ‘1’. This interrupt 
information is applied to S1_IR. This bit is automatically cleared when 
S1_IR is cleared to 0x00 by host. 
0  S0_INT 
When an interrupt occurs at SOCKET 0 , it becomes ‘0’. This interrupt 
information is applied to S0_IR. This bit is automatically cleared when 
S0_IR is cleared to 0x00 by host. 










