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DP8496 Datasheet(PDF) 11 Page - National Semiconductor (TI) |
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DP8496 Datasheet(HTML) 11 Page - National Semiconductor (TI) |
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11 / 92 page ![]() 30 Register List (Continued) TABLE 32 BCLK Frequency Range BCLK Freq Code BCLK Range CLK1 CLK0 0 0 1000 s BCLK s 1500 MHz 1 0 1500 s BCLK s 1750 MHz 0 1 1750 s BCLK s 2000 MHz 1 1 2000 s BCLK s 2500 MHz Note Though not in binary order this table is correct SWS SRAM Wait State This bit allows the user to extend SRAM wait states so that slower SRAMs may be used 0 Normal wait states Single byte burst takes 5 cycles 4 word bursts take 12 cycles and 6 byte bursts take 17 BCLK cycles 1 Extended wait states Single byte burst is extended to 6 cycles the 4 word burst transfer is extended to 16 cy- cles and the 6 byte burst transfer is extended to 23 cy- cles DFP Disable Fast Page 1 Fast Page DRAM access mode will be disabled This way normal DRAMs can be used If SRAMs are being used then SRAM ‘‘Fast mode’’ will also be disabled thus SRAM transfers will occur in single byteword bursts 0 Fast Page DRAM access mode will be enabled DD(10) DRAM Size If DRAM is used the DP84967 needs to know the organi- zation eg 64k x n 256k x n etc This field controls the row and column address so that the least significant address bits are always on the column address This will guarantee proper refresh timing during Buffer Memory transfers The proper bit settings are shown in Table 33 If SRAM is used these bits are ‘‘don’t care’’ TABLE 33 Organization of DRAM DRAM Depth Organization of DRAM RSZ1 RSZ0 0 0 64kxn (64kx1 64kx4) 0 1 256k x n (256k x 1 256kx4) 1 0 1Mxn (1Mx1 1Mx4) 1 1 4Mxn (4Mx1 4Mx4) RSEL DRAMSRAM Select The DRAMSRAM switch This bit changes the memory ac- cess timing to control static or dynamic RAM memory This bit must be set before any accesses are attempted to buffer memory If DRAM is selected the proper refresh timing to initiate CAS before RAS automatic refreshing is provided without any further intervention through the Processor Inter- face 1 DRAM 0 SRAM RWID RAM Data Path Width The value of this bit is used by the SDDC to determine whether to provide addresses for a byte-wide memory con- figuration or word-wide configurationwhen disk or SCSI data accesses are made The state of this bit has no effect on the processor address pointer which always increments by one 1 Byte Mode 8-bit wide buffer memory is being used All address pointers will increment by one 0 Word Mode 16-bit wide buffer memory is being used Disk and SCSI address pointers will increment by two Setup 2 (SUP2) 61h RW 76543210 AI BPP BPE SPP SPE SID2 SID1 SID0 The contents of this register will be invalid after assertion of the CRST pin This register must be initialized before proper chip operation AI Auto Increment 1 The Processor Pointer will increment after each ac- cess read or write of the Buffer Memory Data register 0 No incrementing will occur The Processor Pointer will remain unchanged unless it is loaded with a new value BPP Buffer Parity Polarity 1 Even parity is checked or generated at the buffer mem- ory port if enabled by the BPE bit 0 Odd parity is checked or generated at the buffer memo- ry port if enabled by the BPE bit BPE Buffer Parity Enable 1 Enables the checking or generation of parity at the buff- er memory port for various types of transfers When Writing Parity is generated for the data exiting at to Buffer the buffer port except in the case of SCSI to Buffer transfer when the parity is generated only if SCSI Parity is not en- abled (SPE e 0) If SPE e 1 then the parity accompanying SCSI Bus Data is checked upon exiting the chip at buffer port When Reading Parity is checked at the port where the from Buffer data exits the chip except in the case of Buffer to SCSI transfer with the SCSI Parity disabled here the parity is checked on the incoming data at the buffer port Also in the case of proces- sor reads of buffer memory the parity is checked on the incoming data at the buffer port 0 Parity is not generated or checked at the buffer memory port Parity may still be employed at the SCSI port by using the SPE bit of this register 11 |
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