Table 1. Input-Port Address
ADI
2
ADI
1
ADI
0
SELECTION
DEFAULT VALUE
(of the selected
REGISTER)
L
L
L
RBASE register
0
L
L
H
ROFFSET
register
0
L
H
L
AF offset value
8
L
H
H
Parity register
0
H
L
L
AE offset value
8
H
L
H
Control register
1
H
H
L
Mailbox
0
H
H
H
Resource
registers write
disabled
Table 2. Input-Port Word-Width Selection
WSI
1
WSI
0
FUNCTION
L
L
9-Bit Data-Path
Width
Input data D[8:0]
L
H
18-Bit Data-Path
Width
Input data D[17:0]
H
L
Reserved
H
H
36-Bit Data-Path
Width
Input data D[35:0]
PIN NAME
DESCRIPTION
ASYNCHRONOUS CONTROL
RS
Master Reset.
When asserted LOW, the LH543620 internal resource registers are set to their
default value. See Table 1. The status flags indicate Empty FIFO.
OE
Output Enable.
When asserted LOW, OE forces Q[35:0] to be active. When deasserted HIGH, OE
forces Q[35:0] into a Hi-Z state. Bit 6 of the control register governs whether OE suppresses the
advancement of the Read Pointer (RP). In this case, OE must obey setup time and hold time
relative to CKO.
BYE
Data-Bypass Enable.
When asserted LOW, BYE connects Q[35:0] directly to D[35:0].
CAPR
Command-Address Port Reference.
CAPR determines the source of the 16-bit word to be loaded
into the resource register. Whenever CAPR is LOW, the word comes from the Input Port. Whenever
CAPR is HIGH (OE is HIGH), the word comes from the Output Port.
NOTES
:
1. The destination of the resource register is always the Output Port.
2. CAPR is assumed to be a steady signal. It is not allowed to change ‘on-the-fly’ during operation.
CONTROL SIGNALS SYNCHRONOUS TO THE INPUT CLOCK
ENI
1
, ENI
2
Input-Port Enables.
ENI
1
and ENI
2
are active HIGH and synchronous to the rising edge of CKI.
Data is written into the FIFO memory array when both ENI
1
and ENI
2
are asserted HIGH.
NOTE:
ENI
1
, ENI
2
DO NOT ENABLE writing data into the Resource Registers or the Mailbox.
ADI[2:0]
Input-Port Address.
ADI[2:0] specifies the Input-Port destination. See Table 1. ADI[2:0] is
synchronized to the rising edge of CKI.
WSI[1:0]
Input-Port Word-Width Selection.
WSI[1:0] selects the Input-Port Word-Width. See Table 2.
WSI[1:0] is synchronous to the rising edge of CKI.
LH543620
1024
×
36 Synchronous FIFO
10