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Maxim Integrated High-Speed Microcontroller User Manual

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High-Speed Microcontroller User’s Guide

Rev: 062210

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6.

MEMORY ACCESS .......................................................................................................76

6.1

I

NTERNAL

P

ROGRAM

M

EMORY

.......................................................................................................76

6.2

I

NTERNAL

D

ATA

M

EMORY

..............................................................................................................76

6.2.1

ROMSIZE Feature ............................................................................................................................... 77

6.3

P

ROGRAM

M

EMORY

I

NTERCONNECT

..............................................................................................78

6.4

D

ATA

M

EMORY

I

NTERCONNECT

.....................................................................................................79

6.5

D

ATA

M

EMORY

A

CCESS

................................................................................................................81

6.5.1

64-Byte Block Move With Dual Data Pointer ....................................................................................... 82

6.5.2

64-Byte Block Move Without Dual Data Pointer .................................................................................. 83

6.6

D

ATA

M

EMORY

T

IMING

..................................................................................................................84

7.

POWER MANAGEMENT ..............................................................................................88

7.1

P

OWER

M

ANAGEMENT

F

EATURES

..................................................................................................88

7.1.1

Early Warning Power-Fail Interrupt...................................................................................................... 88

7.1.2

Power-Fail Reset.................................................................................................................................. 89

7.1.3

Power-On Reset................................................................................................................................... 89

7.1.4

Bandgap Select.................................................................................................................................... 89

7.1.5

Watchdog Wake-Up ............................................................................................................................. 91

7.1.6

Power Management Summary ............................................................................................................ 91

7.2

P

OWER

C

ONSERVATION

................................................................................................................93

7.2.1

Idle Mode ............................................................................................................................................. 93

7.2.2

Stop Mode............................................................................................................................................ 93

7.2.3

Ring Oscillator Wake-Up from Stop ..................................................................................................... 94

7.3

P

OWER

M

ANAGEMENT

M

ODES

......................................................................................................95

7.3.1

Power Management Mode Timing ....................................................................................................... 96

7.3.2

PMM and Peripheral Functions............................................................................................................ 97

7.3.3

Switchback ........................................................................................................................................... 98

7.3.4

Clock Source Selection ........................................................................................................................ 99

7.3.5

Using the Ring Oscillator ................................................................................................................... 100

7.3.6

Switching Between Clock Sources .................................................................................................... 101

8.

RESET CONDITIONS..................................................................................................102

8.1

R

ESET

S

OURCES

........................................................................................................................102

8.1.1

Power-On/Fail Reset.......................................................................................................................... 102

8.1.2

Watchdog Timer Reset ...................................................................................................................... 102

8.1.3

External Reset.................................................................................................................................... 103

8.2

R

ESET

S

TATE

..............................................................................................................................103

8.3

N

O

-B

ATTERY

R

ESET

...................................................................................................................103

8.4

I

N

-S

YSTEM

D

ISABLE

M

ODE

..........................................................................................................104

9.

INTERRUPTS ..............................................................................................................105

9.1

I

NTERRUPT

O

VERVIEW

................................................................................................................105

9.2

I

NTERRUPT

S

OURCES

..................................................................................................................106

9.2.1

External Interrupts.............................................................................................................................. 106

9.2.2

Timer Interrupts.................................................................................................................................. 107

9.2.3

Serial Communication Interrupts........................................................................................................ 107

9.2.4

Real-Time Clock................................................................................................................................. 107

9.2.5

Power-Fail Interrupt............................................................................................................................ 107

9.3

S

IMULATED

I

NTERRUPTS

.............................................................................................................108

9.4

I

NTERRUPT

P

RIORITIES

................................................................................................................108

9.5

I

NTERRUPT

A

CKNOWLEDGE

C

YCLE

..............................................................................................108

9.6

I

NTERRUPT

L

ATENCY

...................................................................................................................109

9.7

I

NTERRUPT

R

EGISTER

C

ONFLICTS

...............................................................................................111

10.

PARALLEL I/O ............................................................................................................112

10.1

P

ORT

0.................................................................................................................................... 112

10.1.1

General-Purpose I/O .......................................................................................................................... 112

10.1.2

Multiplexed Address/Data Bus AD0–AD7.......................................................................................... 112