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P1010 IFC_RB_B usage

stu_carmichael — Wed, 20 Apr 2016 15:55:23 GMT

Hi,

I'm trying to access a peripheral device I have attached to IFC CS3_B on my P1010.

The peripheral drives an active low wait signal when it needs to extend the access.

I have the wait output attached to the IFC_RB_B input, it looks to me like the IFC is ignoring the signal.

I currently have CS3 configured in NOR mode, as in GPCM mode the pin acts in the opposite sense to terminate an access quickly (which I can see occurring).

P1010RM.pdf Table 12-1 (page 508) suggests that IFC_RB_B input is the "NOR Ready Busy Input"

Am I missing something here? Do I need to enable something to get the Chip select to take note of the signal?

Regards,

stu

Re: P1010 IFC_RB_B usage

ufedor — Thu, 21 Apr 2016 01:25:28 GMT

Please provide values of all IFC registers and digital scope trace(s) showing the IFC transaction with IFC_RB_B.

Re: P1010 IFC_RB_B usage

stu_carmichael — Thu, 21 Apr 2016 13:13:52 GMT

CS0 = 16-bit NOR boot flash

CS1 = 16-bit NAND flash

CS2 = unused

CS3 = 8 bit peripheral

Registers are:

IFC Controller Registers

CSPR0:0xEF000105 AMASK0:0xFF000000 CSOR0:0x0000E001

IFC_FTIM0:0x10020001

IFC_FTIM1:0x14001400

IFC_FTIM2:0x0118000E

IFC_FTIM3:0x00000000

CSPR1:0xFF800103 AMASK1:0xFFFF0000 CSOR1:0x85082105

IFC_FTIM0:0x04050404

IFC_FTIM1:0x011A090A

IFC_FTIM2:0x0120201E

IFC_FTIM3:0x00000000

CSPR2:0x00000000 AMASK2:0x00000000 CSOR2:0x0000000C

IFC_FTIM0:0x00000000

IFC_FTIM1:0x00000000

IFC_FTIM2:0x00000000

IFC_FTIM3:0x00000000

CSPR3:0xFFB00081 AMASK3:0xFFFF0000 CSOR3:0x01020000

IFC_FTIM0:0x10020401

IFC_FTIM1:0x07001E0E

IFC_FTIM2:0x0610181F

IFC_FTIM3:0x00000000

IFC_CCR: 0x07000000

writing a sequential value:

reading it back:

c755_bus is the lower 8 bits of the IFC_AD bus bit swapped.

I triggered the analyser on WAIT going low. The peripheral drives WAIT off the falling edge of IFC_LCLK @50Mhz

Re: P1010 IFC_RB_B usage

ufedor — Thu, 28 Apr 2016 10:48:17 GMT

The state of IFC_RB_B is reflected in “Ready busy status for each chip-select (IFC_RB_STAT)”, there is no other use of this signal. The “Ready busy status for each chip-select (IFC_RB_STAT)” could be used according to specific software design.

Q) Does it mean that IFC_RB_B can't be used to extend the NOR FCM transaction in any way?

A) Yes. It cannot be used to extend the NOR FCM transaction in any way.