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Z80 Datasheet(PDF) 132 Page - Zilog, Inc.

Part # Z80
Description  Z80 CPU PERIPHERALS
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Enable DMA (87)
This command allows the DMA to request the system bus and proceed with
its operation if all other functional conditions are met, for example, if the
Ready line is active or the FORCE READY condition is present. This
command, and bit 6 of WR3, are the only control bytes that do not disable the
DMA. All other control bytes written to the DMA automatically disable the
DMA. Therefore, the ENABLE DMA command is always required as the last
command after writing or reading any other bytes to or from the DMA.
This command enables the DMA’s bus request logic. It does not affect
interrupt logic and it does not reset any functions or latches. This bus-
request-enabling function is duplicated in bit 6 of WR3.
In an interrupt service routine, the ENABLE DMA command must be the
last command to the DMA before the CPU executes its return-from-
interrupt instruction.
Disable DMA (83)
This command prevents the DMA from requesting the bus. It is used to stop
DMA action for external reasons, such as a pending power-out, and in the
special case of reinitializing the status byte after a stop on end-of-block or a
stop on byte match (see the REINITIALIZE STATUS BYTE command).
Read Registers
Process Read registers by first writing a command to the DMA, then by
reading either immediately or later. Accomplish CPU reads by addressing
the DMA as an I/O device using input instructions (such as INIR for the
Z80 CPU).
Commands written to the DMA can be either of the following:



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