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PC87413 Datasheet(PDF) 100 Page - National Semiconductor (TI)

[Old version datasheet] Texas Instruments acquired National semiconductor.
Part # PC87413
Description  LPC ServerI/O for Servers and Workstations
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5.0 X-Bus Extension (Continued)
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Revision1.2
5.2.8
Mode 1, Normal Address Transactions
Read and write transactions in mode 1 use an Enable signal and a R/W signal controlled protocol. At least two idle cycles
are inserted at the end of each X-Bus transaction cycle (though there may be more idle cycles due to the LPC transactions).
This mode is selected for transactions accessing XCSn by setting TRANSMD = 1 in the corresponding XZMn register.
Read Transactions. When a read cycle on the LPC falls within any of the enabled decoded address ranges of the X-Bus
functional block (or an indirect read is started or an X-Bus read through the ACCESS.bus is started) and the relevant XCSn
is set to mode 1, a Mode 1 read cycle begins. A Mode 1 read cycle (see Figure 21) begins with the de-assertion of XRD_XEN
(set low). At the same time, the address is driven on the XA11-0. Ten CLK cycles later, XCSn is asserted (set low). After five
CLK cycles, XRD_XEN is asserted (set high) and remains asserted for 18 cycles plus the internally programmed wait state
period. During the period that XRD_XEN is asserted, the data must be driven on XD7-0 by the target device. XRD_XEN is
then de-asserted for two CLK cycles. The data from XD7-0 is sampled at the rising edge of the clock one CLK cycle before
XRD_XEN is de-asserted. At the end of these two CLK cycles, XCSn is set high, and after one CLK cycle, XRD_XEN is also
set high. One CLK cycle later, the address lines XA11-0 are driven low.
Figure 21. Mode 1, Normal Address X-Bus Transaction - Read Access Cycle
Write Transactions. When a write cycle on the LPC falls within any of the enabled decoded address ranges of the X-Bus
functional block (or an indirect write is started or an X-Bus write through the ACCESS.bus is started) and the relevant XCSn
is set to mode 1, a Mode 1 write cycle begins. A mode 1 write cycle (see Figure 22) begins with a de-assertion of XRD_XEN
(set low). At the same time, the address is driven on the XA11-0 and the data is driven on XD7-0. After ten CLK cycles, XCSn
and XWR_XRW are asserted (set low). After five CLK cycles, XRD_XEN is asserted (set high) and remains asserted for 18
cycles plus the internally programmed wait state period. XRD_XEN is then de-asserted for two CLK cycles. At the end of
these two CLK cycles, XCSn is set high. After another CLK cycle, XWR_XRW and XRD_XEN are set high. Address lines
XA11-0 are driven low one CLK cycle later (at the end of the transaction).
CLK
(Internal; for Reference Only)
XD7-0
XA11-0
XCSn
XWR_XRW
XRD_XEN
Data In
Insert: 16 + “Programmed Wait States” CLK cycles.
During this time, non-clock signals do not change.
Insert: 8 CLK cycles.



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