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VR4102 Datasheet(HTML) 688 Page - NEC |
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688 / 701 page ![]() APPENDIX A DIFFERENCES BETWEEN VR4102 AND VR4101 688 A.2.4 DMA (1) Sources of DMA The VR4102 uses DMA transfer for AIU reception, AIU transmission, and FIR transmission/reception (in priority order). On the other hand, the VR4101 uses DMA transfer for AIU, PIU, SIU reception, SIU transmission, and KIU (in priority order). (2) DMA Operation The VR4102 reloads the DMA base address every time the DMA transfer reaches page boundary. The VR4101 uses DMA address space linearly which starts at DMA base address. For more details about DMA address manipulation, see Chapter 11. A.2.5 ICU (1) Sources of Interrupts Compared with the VR4101, five interrupt sources, HSP, LED, FIR, RTC Long timer 2, and TClock counter, are newly added in the VR4102 ICU. Three more software interrupts which are caused by setting the SOFTINTREG register are also added. The number of interrupt factors are changed in eight interrupt sources which are SIU, DSIU, GIU, KIU, AIU, PIU, KIU in Suspend mode, and PIU in Suspend mode. (2) Notification to the CPU Core In the VR4102, NMI and Int[3..0] signals are used to notify interrupt requests to the CPU core, in contrast to the VR4101 which uses NMI and Int[1..0] signals. A.2.6 PMU (1) Power-On Function Compared with the VR4101, GPIO[3..0] and GPIO[12..9] inputs are added in the VR4102 as a CPU activation factor. Especially, GPIO[3] can be used without any settings immediately after RTCRST. (2) BATTLOCK and CARDLOCK Notifications No dedicated pins for BATTLOCK and CARDLOCK functions are assigned in the VR4102. They must be assigned to either of GPIO[12..9] pins and they are manipulated as two of GIU interrupts. A.2.7 RTC (1) RTC Long Timers The VR4102 has two RTC Long timers, on the other hand the VR4101 has only one. (2) TClock Counter TClock counter of the VR4102 is 25-bit long which is 6 bits shorter than that of the VR4101. TClock counter of the VR4102 is added as one of the interrupt factors, and an interrupt request occurs when its value becomes 1. In the VR4101, no interrupt request is caused by TClock counter. |
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