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M

MAC/_TESTOUT

3-14

MAD

bus

2-56

bus programming

3-19

pins

2-56

MAD[0]

3-20

MAD[3:1]

3-20

MAD[4]

3-19

MAD[5]

3-19

MAD[6]

3-19

MAD[7:0]

3-15

MAD[7:0] pins

3-19

MAD[7]

3-19

mailbox one (MBOX1)

4-53

mailbox zero (MBOX0)

4-53

manual start mode (MAN)

4-69

MAS0/

3-14

MAS1/

3-15

masking

2-46

master

control for set or reset pulses (MASR)

4-62

data parity error (MDPE)

4-41

,

4-70

enable (ME)

4-84

parity error enable (MPEE)

4-60

max SCSI synchronous offset (MO[4:0])

4-34

MAX_LAT (ML)

4-15

maximum stress ratings

6-2

MCE/

3-14

memory

access control

3-14

access control (MACNTL)

4-83

address strobe 0

3-14

address strobe 1

3-15

address/data bus

3-15

chip enable

3-14

I/O address/DSA offset

5-37

move

2-9

move instructions

2-23

,

5-32

no flush option

2-24

move read selector (MMRS)

4-104

move write selector (MMWS)

4-105

output enable

3-14

read

2-10

,

2-11

read caching

2-11

read command

2-5

read line

2-10

,

2-11

read line command

2-7

read multiple

2-10

,

2-11

read multiple command

2-6

space

2-2

,

2-3

to memory

2-18

to memory moves

2-18

write

2-10

,

2-11

write and invalidate

2-10

write and invalidate command

2-8

write caching

2-11

write command

2-5

write enable

3-14

MIN_GNT (MG)

4-14

MOE/

3-14

move to/from SFBR cycles

5-24

multiple cache line transfers

2-8

MWE/

3-14

N

new capabilities (NC)

4-6

new features in the LSI53C895A

1-3

Next_Item_Ptr (NIP)

4-15

no connections

3-18

no download mode

2-58

no flush

5-33

store instruction only

5-36

not supported

4-9

,

4-10

O

opcode

5-8

,

5-13

,

5-22

,

5-26

fetch burst capability

2-24

operating conditions

6-2

operator

5-22

P

PAR

3-6

parallel ROM interface

2-55

parallel ROM support

2-56

parity

2-28

,

3-6

error

3-8

error (PAR)

4-79

options

2-26

PCI

addressing

2-2

and external memory interface timing diagrams

6-14

bus commands and encoding types

2-4

bus commands and functions supported

2-4

cache line size register

2-8

cache mode

2-9

commands

2-4

configuration into enable (PCICIE)

4-55

configuration register read

6-16

configuration registers

4-1

configuration space

2-2

functional description

2-2

I/O space

2-3

interface signals

3-4

master transaction

2-10

master transfer

2-10

memory space

2-3

performance

1-7

target disconnect

2-9

target retry

2-9

PERR/

3-8

phase mismatch

handling in SCRIPTS

2-19

jump address 1 (PMJAD1)

4-108

jump address 2 (PMJAD2)

4-109

jump registers

4-108

physical dword address and data

3-5

PME

_enable (PEN)

4-17

_support (PMES)

4-16

clock (PMEC)

4-16

status (PST)

4-17

pointer SCRIPTS (PSCPT)

4-83

polling

2-43

power

and ground signals

3-17

management

2-60