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110 / 426 page ![]() MFC2000 Multifunctional Peripheral Controller 2000 Hardware Description 4-80 Conexant 100723A cycle DMA read the requesting device must capture the data on the falling edge of the peripheral DMA acknowledge. If a sequential DMA access burst is desired, the peripheral must also activate the sequential access indicator at the time of the initial request and must be cleared at the end of the next to the last DMA cycle. The DMA request must be deactivated during the final DMA cycle, on the 1 st rising edge of the SIUCLK. The peripheral must also capture (read), or drive the next datum onto the data bus on each rising edge of the SIUCLK when the DMA acknowledge is active. During sequential burst accesses the Read/Write control and DMA address count controls must remain static. 4.7.3.2 External DMA requests The external device activates the DMA request signal (DMAREQ) at any time when it wants to do the single DMA access operation. The MFC2000 chip double synchronizes the DMAREQ signal internally to avoid the meta- stable case. After external DMA request has been issued, the associated acknowledge signal is activated with a minimum delay of 5 internal SIUCLK cycles. The external device must deactivate DMAREQ after the associated acknowledge signal is activated and before the end of this DMA cycle. If the DMA request continues to be activated by the external DMA requesting device, the external DMA requesting device will get the second DMAACK signal for the next single data transfer, when system bus is ready. The MFC2000 chip continues to perform single DMA access as long as the DMAREQ is kept active by the external DMA requesting device. DMAACK is used similarly as chip select to indicate the DMA access cycle is ready for the external DMA requesting device. The delay path within the MFC2000 is longer for DMAACK than for RDn; however, the actual amount of skew between the two signals is dependent on their relative loading at the system board level. If RDn has excessive delay, the DMAACK can be programmed to extend it an extra half SIUCLK cycle. SIUCLK Ext. DMAACK DMA address Ext. address bus DMA data Ext. data bus Ext. DMAREQ tDRS tAD tDADN tDIH tRD tDADF RDn DMA Cycle tRD Figure 4-32: External DMA Read Timing (Single Access, One Wait State) |
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