Tipb Bridge - Texas Instruments OMAP5912 Reference Manual

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Table 12. DSP Peripheral Mapping (Continued)
Start Byte Address (hex)
X01 A400
X01 A800
X01 B000
X01 B800
X01 C000
X01 C400
X01 C800
X01 CC00
X01 D000
X01 D400
X01 D800
X01 E400
X01 EC00
X01 E800
X01 F000
X01 F800
† All other I/O memory addresses are reserved.
‡ Internal wait states for accessing peripherals are set by strobe fields in TIPB CM register (see Section 4.1, Control Mode
Register).
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TIPB Bridge

SPRU750A
Name
(reserved)
Reserved
Reserved
Reserved
Reserved
32-kHz synchronization timer
OMAP5912 TIPB switch
Reserved
Reserved
GPTIMER8
Reserved
GPIO1
GPIO2
Reserved
Mailbox
MGS3 MPUI control register
The TIPB bridge module manages access to peripheral control and data
registers by the DSP CPU, DSP DMA controller, and MPUI via two peripheral
buses (see Figure 10):
-
Private TIPB: peripherals connected here (timers and interrupt handler)
cannot be accessed by the MPU via the MPUI.
-
Public TIPB: peripherals connected here (McBSP1, McBSP2, MCSI1,
MCSI2, mailbox, and GPIO UART1-3) can be accessed by the MPU via
the MPUI port.
The TIPB bridge consists of two components:
CS
20
21
22
23
24
24
25
25
26
26
27
28
28
29
30
31
DSP Subsystem
TIPB Bridge
Strobe
Strobe1
Strobe1
Strobe1
Strobe1
Strobe1
Strobe1
Strobe1
Strobe1
Strobe1
Strobe1
Strobe1
Strobe1
Strobe1
Strobe1
Strobe1
Strobe1
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