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3. Operation 
 
3.2.3. Auto block erase access 
Figure 3-3 shows the flowchart of the auto block erase access. 
Figure 3-3 Auto block erase access 
 
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End auto block erase 
Issue a status read command 0x70   (Base+0x1000) 
Status read   (Base+0x0000) 
Status = OK? N
Turn NAND mode ON 
Issue an erase start command 
0xd0   (Base+0x1000) 
Issue an address   (Base+0x2000) 
Issue an auto block erase setting command
0x60  (Base+0x1000) 
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3. Operation 
 
3.2.4. Error  reply 
The following explains the error reply. 
When an access to an invalid address occurs, the external bus interface outputs an error reply (by setting 
HRESP[1:0] to 01). When this erro r occurs during a burst transfer, operation of the external bus interface 
is not guaranteed. 
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4. Example waveforms of external memory access 
 
4.  Example waveforms of external memory access 
This section provides waveforms of external memory access by the external bus interface. 
4.1 Word read access to 8-bit wide SRAM 
4.2  Serial word write/read acce ss to 16-bit wide SRAM 
4.3  Issue of  a

n 8-bit NAND flash memory read/write command 
4.4  8-bit NAND flash memory status read 
4.5  8-bit NAND flash memory data write 
4.6  16-bit NOR flash memory page read 
 
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4. Example waveforms of external memory access 
 
4.1.  Word read access to 8-bit wide SRAM 
Figure 4-1 shows waveforms of a word read access to 8-bit wide SRAM. 
Figure 4-1 Waveforms of a word read access to 8-bit wide SRAM 
 
DAT00DAT01DAT02 DAT03
00
01 02 03
MCSX [0]MWEX
MDQM [0] MOEX 
MDATA [7:0] MAD [24:0] 0
Read address setup
*
Read access cycle
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10111213141516171819
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* On or Off possible
Read address cycle
 
 
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4. Example waveforms of external memory access 
 
4.2.  Serial word write/read access to 16-bit wide SRAM 
Figure 4-2 shows waveforms of a serial word write/read access to 16-bit wide SRAM. 
Figure 4-2 Waveforms of a serial word write/read access to 16-bit wide SRAM 
 
MAD [25:0] 0002
DAT00 DAT02 00
02
DAT00 DAT02
Write address 
setup cycleWrite enable cycle*
Write idle cycle
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
MCSX [0]
MDQM [0]
MWEX
MOEX 
MDATA [15:0]
Write access cycle
* ON or OFF...

 
4. Example waveforms of external memory access 
 
4.3.  Issue of an 8-bit NAND flash memory read/write command 
Figure 4-3 shows waveforms of the issue of an 8-bit wide NAND flash memory read/write 
command (byte access). 
Figure 4-3 Waveforms of the issue of an 8-bit NAND flash memory read/write command 
 
RD or WT
Base+0x1000
Base+0x2000
Base+0x2000 Base+0x2000 Base+0x2000
ROW2
ROW0
COL
MNCLE
MNALE
MNWEX
R/B (NAND 
FLASH pin)
ROW1
0
MNREX 
MDATA [7:0]
MAD [23:0]  MCSX [0]
NAND mode ON...

 
4. Example waveforms of external memory access 
 
4.4.  8-bit NAND flash memory status read 
Figure 4-4 shows waveforms of an 8-bit NAND flash memory status read (byte access). 
Figure 4-4 Waveforms of an 8-bit NAND flash memory status read 
 
R/B (NAND 
FLASH pin)
Ready
MNREX 
MNWEX
MDATA [7:0]
StatusRD
BusyBusy
Base+1000
Base+0x0000
MNCLE
MNALE
MAD [23:0] MCSX [0]
0123456789
10 111213141516171819
Issue a status read  command Status read Status read Status read
Write access cycle Read access cycle...

 
4. Example waveforms of external memory access 
 
4.5.  8-bit NAND flash memory data write 
Figure 4-5 shows waveforms of an 8-bit NAND flash memory data write. 
Figure 4-5 8-bit NAND flash memory data write 
 
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Dat1
Base+0x0000
ROW1 Dat0 ROW2
Base+0x2000
Dat3
Dat2
MNREX 
MNWEX
R/B (NAND 
FLASH pin)
MDATA [7:0]
MAD [23:0] MCSX [0]
MNCLE
MNALE
Address write 
(write address)Data write Data write Data write Data write
Write access cycle Write access cycle
Write enable cycle...

 
4. Example waveforms of external memory access 
 
4.6.  16-bit NOR flash memory page read 
Figure 4-6 shows waveforms of a 16-bit NOR flash memory page read. 
Figure 4-6 Waveforms of a 16-bit NOR flash memory page read 
 
MCSX [0] 
 
 DAT00 DAT02 DAT04 DAT06 
00 02 12 DAT08 DAT10 DAT12 
04 06 08 10 
MOEX MDATA [15:0]   
MAD [25:0] 14 
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
   
1st Read address cycle 
Read access cycle
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5. Endianness and Valid Byte Lanes 
 
5.  Endianness and Valid Byte Lanes 
The external bus interface supports little endian. 
Ta b l e  5 - 1 shows correspondence between endian and valid byte lanes. 
Table 5-1 Endianness and valid byte lanes 
Endianness 
Access size  Target 
width  Internal bus 
address  Valid byte lane Correspondent  
internal bus data  MDQM 
[1:0]  MAD
[1:0]
1st: H*DATA[7:0]  0b00
2nd: H*DATA[15:8] 0b01
3rd: H*DATA[23:16]  0b10
8 bits 0  MDATA[7:0] 
4
th: H*DATA[31:24]  0b10 
0b11...