pub enum HostToControllerCommand {
    ReadFromInternalRAMByte0 = 32,
    WriteToInternalRAMByte0 = 96,
    DisablePort2 = 167,
    EnablePort2 = 168,
    TestPort2 = 169,
    TestController = 170,
    TestPort1 = 171,
    DisablePort1 = 173,
    EnablePort1 = 174,
    WriteByteToPort2InputBuffer = 212,
}
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Commands that can be sent to the PS/2 Controller.

The naming convention is device-centric:

  • “Output” means sending data “out of the device to the host (CPU)”.
  • “Input” means sending data “out of the host (CPU) into the device”.
    • Example: WriteByteToPort2InputBuffer instructs the host (CPU) to write a byte into port 2 of the device, so the device receives that byte as input.

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ReadFromInternalRAMByte0 = 32

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WriteToInternalRAMByte0 = 96

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DisablePort2 = 167

sets ControllerConfigurationByte port2_clock_disabled

Note: only if 2 PS/2 ports supported

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EnablePort2 = 168

clears ControllerConfigurationByte port2_clock_disabled

Note: only if 2 PS/2 ports supported

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TestPort2 = 169

returns PortTestResult

Note: only if 2 PS/2 ports supported

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TestController = 170

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TestPort1 = 171

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DisablePort1 = 173

sets ControllerConfigurationByte port1_clock_disabled

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EnablePort1 = 174

clears ControllerConfigurationByte port1_clock_disabled

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WriteByteToPort2InputBuffer = 212

sends next byte to the second PS/2 port

Note: only if 2 PS/2 ports supported

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