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Epson S1C33210 User Manual

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1 OUTLINE

A-10

EPSON

S1C33210 PRODUCT PART

Pin name

Pin No.

I/O

Pull-up

Function

QFP15-128

DTR

95

O

DTR output

*

1

RTS

94

O

RTS output

*

1

TXD
SOUT3

100

O

TXD:

TXD output

*

1 when MSEL pin input is at High level

SOUT3:

SOUT3 output when MSEL pin input is at Low level

RI

97

I

RI input

*

1

CTS

101

I

CTS input

*

1

DCD

108

I

DCD input

*

1

DSR

96

I

DSR input

*

1

RXD
SIN3

107

I

RXD:

RXD input when MSEL pin input is at High level

SIN3:

SIN3 input when MSEL pin input is at Low level

CNT1

99

O

Mobile access control output #1

CNT2

98

O

Mobile access control output #2

MSEL

109

I

Pull-up Serial I/O interface Ch. 3 configuration input. Normally drive this at High level.

GOUT

110

O

NMI interrupt request output

Note: *1 The communications macro select (MCRS) register (D[1:0]/0x200000) configures the I/O

signals to match the target mobile device.

Table 1.3.5 List of Pins for Clock Generator

Pin name

Pin No.

I/O

Pull-up

Function

QFP15-128

OSC1

51

I

Low-speed (OSC1) oscillation input (32 kHz crystal oscillator or external clock

input)

OSC2

50

O

Low-speed (OSC1) oscillation output

OSC3

112

I

High-speed (OSC3) oscillation input (crystal/ceramic oscillator or external clock

input)

OSC4

113

O

High-speed (OSC3) oscillation output

PLLS[1:0]

105,106

I

PLL set-up pins

PLLS1

PLLS0

fin (f

OSC3

)

fout (f

PSCIN

)

1

1

10–25MHz

20–50MHz

0

1

10–12.5MHz

40–50MHz

0

0

PLL is not

used

L

PLLC

103

Capasitor connecting pin for PLL

Table 1.3.6 List of Other Pins

Pin name

Pin No.

I/O

Pull-up

Function

QFP15-128

/down

TST

80

I

Pull-

down

Test mode input. This pin is used for testing this chip. For further details, refer

to the S1C33 ASIC Design Guide.

DSIO

120

I/O

Pull-up Serial I/O pin for debugging

This pin is used to communicate with the debugging tool S5U1C33000H.

#X2SPD

116

I

Clock doubling mode set-up pin1: CPU clock = bus clock

×

1, 0: CPU clock = bus

clock

×

2

#NMI

44

I

Pull-up NMI request input pin

#RESET

43

I

Pull-up Initial reset input pin

Note: "#" in the pin names indicates that the signal is low active.