
Semiconductor
MSM548333
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MSM548333's read operation is achieved in "line by line" manner.
Any read operations are prohibited in the initial read address set periods. Serial read
operations for Y1 and C1, and also Y2 and C2, are prohibited while RADE1/RX is high.
Similarly, serial read operations for Y1 and C1, and also Y2 and C2, are prohibited while
RADE2/RX level is high. Y1 and C1 Serial read port enable time t
SRE1
, Y2 serial read port
enable time t
SREY2
and C2 serial read port enable time t
SREC2
must be kept for starting a serial
read just after the initial read address set period.
Initial Address Reset Modes (Write/Read Independent)
The initial address reset modes replace complicated read or write initial address settings with simple
reset cycles. Initial address reset modes are selected by RR/TR high during read and WR/TR high
during write. As in normal read or write address settings, any read operations are prohibited in the
read address reset cycles. Similarly, any write operations are prohibited in the initial write address
reset cycles. Note that read initial address reset and write initial address reset can occur independently.
Similarly, read access can be achieved independently from write initial address reset cycles and write
access can be achieved independently from read initial address reset cycles.
Input addresses are stored into address registers which are connected with address counter which
controls address pointer operation. In the serial access operation, the input address into the address
registers are kept.
Serial write data input enable time t
SWE
, Y1 and C1 read port read enable time t
SRE1
, Y2 serial read
port read enable time t
SREY2
, C2 serial read port read enable time t
SREC2
must be kept for starting
serial read or write just after the initial read or write address reset cycles. Note that all the read ports'
initial address reset must occur with the same timing.
1. Original address reset No.1 - "X, Y address counter reset" -
By the "Original address reset No.1" logic which is composed by a combination of control
input' levels, the address counter is reset to (0,0), and then, the address pointer is initialized
to (0,0). Reference the "FUNCTION TABLE" for read and write shown later. After the reset
mode, serial access starts from the address (0,0) : the line address is "0" and the initial bit
address on the line is (0,0).
The address counter is reset by this reset mode but the address register, which stored input
address in the previous address reset cycle or address set cycle, is not reset. The non-initialized
address can be used as a preset address in "address jump reset" mode. When the address
register must be reset, choose "address register reset" mode.
2. Original address reset No.2 - "X,Y address register reset" -
By the "Original address reset No.2" logic, the address register is reset, and then, the address
counter and address pointer are initialized to address (0,0) automatically. After the reset
mode, serial access starts from the address (0,0) : the line address is "0" and the initial bit
address on the line is (0,0)
Both address register and address counter are reset to (0,0) and the stored initial address in the
previous address reset cycle or address set cycle is cleared by this "address register reset". Once
the reset mode is selected, the reset address (0,0) is stored in the address register as a preset
address until next initial address set or reset operation. The address can be used as a preset
address in the "address jump reset" mode.
Note that REY2/RY and REC2/C2 must be both "L" at the same time when the "address
register reset" is selected. REY2/RY = "L" and REC2/RY = "H" or REY2/RY = "H" and REC2/
RY = "L" are prohibited.
3. Original address reset No.3 - Y address counter reset" -
By the "Original address reset No.3" logic, the Y address register is reset, and then, address