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4.4.4 TIM Global bus interface to the I/O registers
This address space occupies global bus addresses in the following region:
0xC000 0000 to 0xC0FF FFFF.
Individual I/O register addresses are detailed in the following table:
Area
VME offset
TIM address
Peripheral
Read/Write
FLASH D0-D3
C000
0100
Flash
data Read/Write
FLASH D4-D7
C000
0101 Flash address
Read/Write
FLASH D8-DB
C000
0102
Flash
Key Read/Write
FLASH DC-DF
C000
0103 SP3
diagnostic Read/Write
CONTROL E0-E3
C000
0000
Control 1
Read/Write
CONTROL E4-E7
C000
0001
Control 2
Read/Write
CONTROL E8-EB
C000
0002
Control 3
Read/Write
CONTROL EC-EF
C000
0003
Control 4
Read/Write
CONTROL F0-F3
C000
0004
Status
1
Read
CONTROL F4-F7
C000
0005
Control 6
Read/Write
CONTROL F8-FB
C000
0006
Control 7
Read/Write
CONTROL FC-FF
C000
0007
Reserved
-
I/O2 100-3FF C000
0200-
C000 02FF
DMA & RSL
Read/Write
Actual DMA and RSL addresses in the IO2 space will be defined in a subsequent release of
this manual and Virtex4 configuration.
4.4.5 TIM Global bus interface to the VME bus master
This address space occupies global bus addresses in the following region:
0xC100 0000 to 0xC13F FFFF.
A global bus cycle in this address space causes a corresponding VME bus cycle. The VME
master takes the global bus address and shifts it left 2 bits to create a byte address. Bits 23-2
of this byte address are mapped directly to the VME bus address. It then takes the 8 bit VME
high address in Control register 4 to generate VME address bits 31-24, and the VME A1 bit in
Control register 4 is mapped to VME bus address A1. The following table details this process:
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