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Renesas NU85EA manual available for free PDF download: Preliminary User's Manual
Renesas NU85EA Preliminary User's Manual (257 pages)
32-Bit Microprocessor Core
Brand:
Renesas
| Category:
Computer Hardware
| Size: 1.93 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
11
Chapter 1 Introduction
19
Outline
19
Application System Example
20
Features
21
Symbol Diagram
23
Function Blocks
24
Internal Block Diagram
24
Internal Units
25
Functional Differences between NU85E and NB85E
26
Chapter 2 Pin Functions
27
List of Pin Functions
27
Explanation of Pin Functions
31
NPB Pins
31
VSB Pins
32
System Control Pins
36
Acknowledgement of DCRESZ Signal
36
Stopping VBCLK Oscillation by System Reset
37
DMAC Pins
38
INTC Pins
38
VFB Pins
38
VDB Pins
39
Instruction Cache Pins
40
Data Cache Pins
41
RCU Pins
43
Peripheral Evaluation Chip Mode Pins
43
Operation Mode Setting Pins
44
Test Mode Pins
46
Recommended Connection of Unused Pins
48
Pin Status
50
Chapter 3 Cpu
53
Features
53
Registers
54
List of CPU Registers
54
Program Registers
55
Program Counter (PC)
56
System Registers
57
Interrupt Source Register (ECR)
58
Program Status Word (PSW)
59
Address Space
60
Program Area
61
Data Area
62
Data Area (64 MB Mode)
62
Data Area (256 MB Mode)
63
Areas
64
ROM Area
64
RAM Area
66
Peripheral I/O Area
67
Peripheral I/O Area
68
External Memory Area
69
Peripheral I/O Registers
69
NU85E Control Registers
70
Memory Controller (MEMC) Control Registers
73
Instruction Cache Control Registers
74
Data Cache Control Registers
74
RCU Interface
75
Outline
75
On-Chip Debugging
75
Connection of NU85E and N-Wire Type In-Circuit Emulator Via RCU
75
Chapter 4 Bcu
76
Features
76
Memory Banks
76
Programmable Chip Select Function
79
Chip Area Select Control Register 0 (CSC0)
79
Chip Area Select Control Register 1 (CSC1)
80
CSC0 and CSC1 Register Setting Example (64 MB Mode)
81
CSC0 and CSC1 Register Setting Example (256 MB Mode)
84
Programmable Peripheral I/O Area Selection Function
85
Peripheral I/O Area and Programmable Peripheral I/O Area
86
Peripheral I/O Area Select Control Register (BPC)
87
Bus Size Setting Function
88
Bus Size Configuration Register (BSC)
88
Endian Setting Function
89
Endian Configuration Register (BEC)
89
Usage Restrictions Concerning Big Endian Format with NEC Development Tools
90
Word Data Little Endian Format Example
90
Word Data Big Endian Format Example
90
Cache Configuration
92
Cache Configuration Register (BHC)
92
BCU-Related Register Setting Examples
93
BPC, BSC, BEC, BHC Register Setting Example
93
Data Transfer Using VSB
96
Data Transfer Example
96
Example of Data Transfer Using VSB
96
Control Signals Output by Bus Master
97
Read/Write Timing
100
Read/Write Timing of Bus Slave Connected to VSB
101
VSB Read/Write Timing Example
113
VSB Timing Example
113
Reset Timing
115
Bus Master Transition
116
Bus Master Transition Timing
117
Misalign Access Timing
118
Chapter 5 Bbr
120
NPB Connection Overview
120
NU85E and Peripheral Macro Connection Example
121
Programmable Peripheral I/O Area
122
Peripheral I/O Area and Programmable Peripheral I/O Area
122
Peripheral I/O Area Select Control Register (BPC)
123
BPC Register Setting Example
124
Wait Insertion Function
125
NPB Strobe Wait Control Register (VSWC)
125
Retry Function
127
NPB Read/Write Timing
128
Halfword Access Timing
128
Timing of Byte Access to Odd Address
129
Timing of Byte Access to Even Address
129
Read Modify Write Timing
130
Retry Timing (Write)
130
Retry Timing (Read)
131
Read/Write Timing of Bus Slave Connected to NPB
132
NPB Write Timing (Example of Timing of Data Write to CSC0 and CSC1 Registers)
136
Precautions
137
Chapter 6 Stbc
138
Power Save Function
138
Power Save Function State Transition Diagram
138
Control Registers
139
Power Save Control Register (PSC)
139
Command Register (PRCMD)
141
HALT Mode
142
Software STOP Mode
143
Hardware STOP Mode
145
Clock Control in Software/Hardware STOP Mode
146
Connection of NU85E and Clock Control Circuit
146
Software STOP Mode Set/Cancel Timing Example
148
Hardware STOP Mode Set/Cancel Timing Example
150
Chapter 7 Dmac
151
Features
151
Configuration
152
Transfer Objects
153
DMA Channel Priorities
153
Control Registers
154
DMA Source Address Registers 0 to 3 (DSA0 to DSA3)
154
DMA Source Address Registers 0H to 3H (DSA0H to DSA3H)
154
DMA Source Address Registers 0L to 3L (DSA0L to DSA3L)
155
DMA Destination Address Registers 0 to 3 (DDA0 to DDA3)
156
DMA Destination Address Registers 0H to 3H (DDA0H to DDA3H)
156
DMA Destination Address Registers 0L to 3L (DDA0L to DDA3L)
157
DMA Transfer Count Registers 0 to 3 (DBC0 to DBC3)
158
DMA Addressing Control Registers 0 to 3 (DADC0 to DADC3)
159
DMA Channel Control Registers 0 to 3 (DCHC0 to DCHC3)
161
DMA Disable Status Register (DDIS)
162
DMA Restart Register (DRST)
163
Next Address Setting Function
164
Buffer Register Configuration
164
DMA Bus State
165
Bus State Types
165
DMAC Bus Cycle State Transitions
167
DMAC Bus Cycle State Transition Diagram
167
Transfer Modes
168
Single Transfer Mode
168
Single Transfer Example 1
168
Single Transfer Example 2
168
Single Transfer Example 3
169
Single Transfer Example 4
169
Single-Step Transfer Mode
170
Single-Step Transfer Example 1
170
Single-Step Transfer Example 2
170
Line Transfer Mode
171
Line Transfer Example 1
171
Line Transfer Example 2
171
Line Transfer Example 3
172
Line Transfer Example 4
172
Block Transfer Mode
173
Block Transfer Example
173
One-Time Transfer When Executing Single Transfers Using Dmarqn Signal
174
Transfer Types
175
Two-Cycle Transfer
175
Example of Two-Cycle Transfer
175
Flyby Transfer
176
Example of Flyby Transfer (Memory to I/O)
176
DMA Transfer Start Factors
177
Terminal Count Output When DMA Transfer Is Complete
178
Timing Example of Terminal Count Signals (DMTCO3 to DMTCO0)
178
Example of Terminal Count Signal Output (DMTCO3 to DMTCO0)
178
Forcible Interruption
179
DMA Transfer Forcible Interruption Example
179
Forcible Termination
180
DMA Transfer Forcible Termination Example
180
DMA Transfer Timing Examples
182
Example of Two-Cycle Single Transfer Timing (between External Srams Connected to NT85E500)
183
Example of Two-Cycle Line Transfer Timing (between External Srams Connected to NT85E500)
187
Example of Two-Cycle Block Transfer Timing (between External Srams Connected to NT85E500)
189
Example of Two-Cycle Single Transfer Timing (from RAM Connected to VDB to SDRAM Connected to NT85E502)
191
Example of Two-Cycle Single Transfer Timing (from SDRAM Connected to NT85E502 to RAM Connected to VDB)
193
Example of Flyby Single Transfer Timing (from External SRAM to External I/O Connected to NT85E500)
195
Example of Flyby Single-Step Transfer Timing (from External SRAM to External I/O Connected to NT85E500)
197
Example of Flyby Single-Step Transfer Timing (from External I/O to External SRAM Connected to NT85E500)
199
Example of Flyby Line Transfer Timing (from External SRAM to External I/O Connected to NT85E500)
201
Example of Flyby Block Transfer Timing (from External SRAM to External I/O Connected to NT85E500)
203
Example of Flyby Block Transfer Timing (from External I/O to External SRAM Connected to NT85E500)
205
Precautions
206
Chapter 8 Intc
208
Features
208
Non-Maskable Interrupts (NMI)
211
Example of Non-Maskable Interrupt Request Acknowledgement Operation
212
Operation
214
Non-Maskable Interrupt Processing Format
214
Restore
215
RETI Instruction Processing Format
215
Maskable Interrupts
216
Operation
216
Maskable Interrupt Processing Format
217
Restore
218
RETI Instruction Processing Format
218
Maskable Interrupt Priorities
219
Servicing Example in Which Another Interrupt Request Is Issued During Interrupt Servicing
220
Servicing Example for Simultaneously Issued Interrupt Requests
222
Control Registers
223
Interrupt Control Registers 0 to 63 (PIC0 to PIC63)
223
Interrupt Mask Registers 0 to 3 (IMR0 to IMR3)
224
In-Service Priority Register (ISPR)
225
Maskable Interrupt Status Flag (ID)
226
Program Status Word (PSW)
226
Software Exception
227
Operation
227
Software Exception Processing Format
227
Restore
228
RETI Instruction Processing Format
228
Exception Trap
229
Illegal Opcode
229
Operation
230
Restore
230
Exception Trap Processing Format
230
Interrupt Response Time
231
Periods When Interrupts Cannot be Acknowledged
231
Example of Pipeline Operation When Interrupt Request Is Acknowledged (Outline)
231
Chapter 9 Test Function
232
Test Pins
232
Test Bus Pins (TBI39 to TBI0 and TBO34 to TBO0)
232
BUNRI and TEST Pins
232
BUNRIOUT Pin
233
List of Test Interface Signals
233
Example of Connection of Peripheral Macro in Test Mode
234
Peripheral Macro Connection Example
234
Handling of each Pin in Test Mode
235
Chapter 10 Nb85E901
236
Symbol Diagram
236
Pin Functions
237
Pin Function List
237
Pin Functions
238
Recommended Connection of Unused Pins
241
Pin Status
242
Debug Function
244
NU85E Connection Example
245
NB85E901 and NU85E Connection Example
245
N-Wire Type IE Connection
246
IE Connector (Target System Side)
246
IE Connector Pin Layout Diagram (Target System Side)
246
Example of Recommended Circuit When Connecting NB85E901 and NU85E
248
Example of Recommended Circuit for IE Connection (NU85E + NB85E901)
248
Appendix A Rom/Ram Access Timing
249
ROM Access Timing
249
RAM Access Timing
250
Appendix B Index
251
Appendix C Revision History
256
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