IBM 25CPC710 user manual Memory Interface v Extended SDRAM Addressing, v Extended Memory Size

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Memory Interface:

Memory Interface:

vExtended SDRAM Addressing

ØThe signal MADDR13 has been added to support the following additional SDRAM organizations:

§13-12-2, 14-9-2, 14-10-2, 14-11-2, 14-12-2

§Register SDRAM0_MCER [26:29] is used to select the SDRAM organization; refer to the CPC710-133 User’s Manual for more information.

vExtended Memory Size

ØThe Memory controller has been modified to support up to six banks of dual DIMM interleaved 72-bit memory, for a total memory addressing range of 3.5GB. The memory controller now allows configuration of bank sizes up to 4GB per bank

The choice of 4MB to 1GB (same as the CPC710-100+) or 4MB to 4GB is made with SDRAM0_MCCR [8].

§If SDRAM0_MCCR [8] = 1 bank size range is from 4MB to 1GB

§If SDRAM0_MCCR [8] = 0 bank size range is from 4MB to 4GB

§Refer to the CPC710-133 User’s Manual for more information.

vSupported Memory Types

ØSupports JEDEC standard PC100 and PC133 SDRAMs, both single bank and dual bank.

ØEDO memory is no longer supported on the CPC710 with the DD3.x revision.

ØAll types of registered DIMMs are now supported on the CPC710 with the DD3 version. New programming bits are defined in register SDRAM0_MCCR0 to support registered

DIMMS.

§Setting SDRAM0_MCCR [16] = 1 adds one additional clock cycle to the internal sequencer signals for read operations of registered DIMMs.

§Setting SDRAM0_MCCR [19] =1 shifts the following signals by one clock cycle: MUX_SEL, MUX_CLKEN1B_, MUX_CLKEN2B_

§Setting SDRAM0_MCCR [21] = 1 allows the data to be written to the memory to be held valid for an additional clock cycle.

§Setting SDRAM0_MCCR [22] = 1 shifts the following signals by one clock cycle: MUX_CLKENA2_, MUX_OEB_, SDRAS0_, SDRAS1_, SDCAS0_, SDCAS1_, WE0_, WE1_, MADDR0_ODD, MADDR0_EVEN, MADDR1-13, BS0 and BS1

vMaximum Number of Memory Banks Decreased from 8 to 6

ØCPC710 DD3.x revision does not support the use of registers MCER6 and

MCER7.These registers were present in the CPC710-100+ DD2 version.

ØInternal memory controller logic no longer generates SDCS12_ through SDCS15_. These signals were present in the CPC710-100+ DD2 version. The multiplexing capabilities defined in register SDRAM0_MCCR [11:15] have been modified from the usage in CPC710 DD2 revision. This multiplexing allows for support of SDRAM speeds up to 133 MHz. The higher speed is attained by limiting the loading (number of SDRAM packages) on each SDCS signal.

§New encoding:

If SDRAM0_MCCR [11] = 1 signals SDCS_[0:3] use I/O pins SDCS_[4:7]

If SDRAM0_MCCR [12] = 1 signals SDCS_[0:3] use I/O pins SDCS_[8:11]

SDRAM0_MCCR [13] is no longer used

If SDRAM0_MCCR [14] = 1 signals SDQM use I/O pins SDRAS1_, SDCAS1_ and WE1_

If SDRAM0_MCCR [15] = 1 signals SDQM uses I/O pins PCG_ARB

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IBM 25CPC710 user manual Memory Interface v Extended SDRAM Addressing, v Extended Memory Size, v Supported Memory Types