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TMPR3916 Datasheet(HTML) 69 Page - Toshiba Semiconductor |
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69 / 225 page ![]() Chapter 2 Memory Controller (MC) Preliminary 2-20 2.6 MEMC Function Channel functionality is specified by applying special values to Channel Control Registers. They must be accessed using 32-bit cycles. 2.6.1 Channel Assignment TMPR3916 contains the total of four multi-purpose memory controller channels. The following chip-select signals are assigned to these channels: Chip Enable Signal Assigned to Channel CS2 MEMC Channel 2 CS3 MEMC Channel 3 CS4 MEMC Channel 4 CS5 MEMC Channel 5 (Boot Channel) Channel 5 is a special function channel and is used to boot the microprocessor from external devices like SRAM, ROM or FLASH memories. 2.6.2 Channel 5 Boot Function For the system boot procedure, it can be chosen, whether the system shall be booted from a 16 or 32 bit device. This choice is made by connecting a pull-up or pull-down resistor to the A26/ BOOT16 pin. The value of this pin is latched once during system startup on the rising edge of the reset signal, when the EBIF data bus is tri-stated. Value of A26 / BOOT16 Pin on Rising Edge of Reset Boot-function 0 Channel 5 is 32-bits wide at boot time 1 Channel 5 is 16-bits wide at boot time 2.6.3 Operational Modes We can distinguish two operational modes depending on the types of memory connected to the channels 2 to 5. These two operational modes lead to two different settings: Flash/SRAM setting and Page Mode ROM setting. 2.6.3.1 Flash/SRAM setting The SRAM and Flash memories cannot be accessed in page mode. Therefore some parameters in the RCCRx (x = 2, 3, 4, 5) control registers assume a particular meaning. The setting of bits RPM is always 00 (“Not configured for page mode”). The RPWT is no longer used as a wait state parameter for second and following accesses in burst mode. In non-page mode RPWT and RWT define together the wait time in the access to the Flash or SRAM. The RWT represents the lower significant bits of the wait time parameter, while RPWT represents the most significant bits. |
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