Programming Details
2Table 2-2. MV64360 Power-Up Configuration Settings (continued)
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TxD0[7] | Resistor | 0 | JTAG Pad | 0 | Normal Operation |
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TxD1[1] | Resistor | 0 | Core PLL | 0 | Normal Operation |
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TxD1[4:2] | Resistors | 000 | Core PLL | 000 | Tuning of the core PLL |
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Flash Memory
The MVME6100 contains two banks of flash memory accessed via the Device Controller bus contained within MV64360. Each bank contains from 8MB to 64MB of
The Boot Bank is jumper selectable to select either flash bank as the boot bank. The jumper effectively swaps the chip selects to the two flash banks so that either bank can be used as the boot bank. The state of the jumper is readable in the BANK_SELECT bit of System Status Register 1 to properly set up the MV64360 Device Controller Bus memory maps.
The boot device bank is the same as any of the other device banks except that its default address map matches the PowerPC CPU boot address (0xfff0.0100) and that its default width is sampled at reset.
Real-Time Clock and NVRAM
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