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TMPR3916 Datasheet(PDF) 60 Page - Toshiba Semiconductor |
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TMPR3916 Datasheet(HTML) 60 Page - Toshiba Semiconductor |
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60 / 225 page ![]() Chapter 2 Memory Controller (MC) Preliminary 2-11 Bit Name Function Reset Value R/W 16 SRM Self Refresh Mode This register is used to enter and exit the SDRAM self-refresh mode. Self-Refresh mode will automatically be entered, by writing this register to 1. Self-Refresh mode is exited, by writing SRM with a value of 0 or by conducting a read or write access to the SDRAM mapped memory region. CEN or ENA may not be deasserted during self-refresh mode. If self-refresh mode is not utilized, initialize SRM to 0. 0 R/W 15:14 RSY Row Size for channel Y The RSY, CSY and BSY fields are used to specify the organization of memory channel Y. 00 = 2 K 01 = 4 K 10 = 8 K 11 = Invalid setting 00 R/W 13:12 CSY Column Size for channel Y Number of Columns 00 = 256 01 = 512 10 = 1 K 11 = 2 K 00 R/W 11 BSY Bank Size for channel Y Number of Banks 0 = 2 banks 1 = 4 banks 0 R/W 10:6 Wired to zero 0R 5 CEN1 Memory Channel Enable Channel Y 1 = Enable address decoding for this channel 0 = Disable address decoding for this channel This setting enables and disables the address decoding for the memory channel. A memory channel cannot be accessed, if it is disabled using this bit and G-Bus transactions within the channel’s address range will not be answered. 0 R/W 4 CEN0 Memory Channel Enable Channel X 1 = Enable address decoding for this channel 0 = Disable address decoding for this channel This setting enables and disables the address decoding for the memory channel. A memory channel cannot be accessed, if it is disabled using this bit and G-Bus transactions within the channel’s address range will not be answered. R/W 3 PRIO G-Bus Priority Setting This bit can be used to prioritize the access of one G-Bus. However, this bit has only a minor impact. In the scenario, the memory controller is in idle state when both G-Busses simultaneously start a G-Bus transaction: 1 = G-Bus X will be serviced with priority 0 = G-Bus Y will be serviced with priority A real prioritization of one G-Bus is not efficient in terms of performance, since it is not possible to utilize the dual G-Bus structure under these circumstances. Additionally, the latency of one G-Bus would become unpredictable. 0 R/W 2 Wired to zero 0R |
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