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MB87P2020 Datasheet, PDF (319/356 Pages) Fujitsu Component Limited. – Colour LCD/CRT/TV Controller
2 Flag Description
Flag Description
Table 2-1 contains all flags for MB87P2020-A (Jasmine) and MB87J2120 (Lavender).
In order to avoid data inconsistencies during bit masking within flag register a mask (and/or gating) process
is implemented in hardware for flag register. To distinguish between flag set-, reset- and direct write access
different addresses are used1:
• FLNOM (0x000C):normal write operation
• FLRST (0x0010):reset operation (1: reset flag on specified position; 0: don’t touch)
• FLSET (0x0014):set operation (1: set flag on specified position; 0: don’t touch)
All of these three addresses write physically to one register with three different methods.
For reading all three addresses return the value of flag register.
Every flag can have a different reset behaviour. With help of register FLAGRES the application can choose
whether the hardware is allowed to reset the desired flag (dynamic behaviour, FLAGRES_x=1) or not (stat-
ic behaviour, FLAGRES_x=0). With dynamic behaviour the flag follows the driving hardware signal while
with static behaviour the application is responsible for resetting the flag in order to catch next event. In
table 2-1 the default reset behaviour at system start up is given in last column.
Note that some flags are only available for Jasmine..
Table 2-1: Flags for MB87J2120 (Lavender) and MB87P2020-A (Jasmine)
Name Bit
Description
Default
behaviour
(FLAGRES)
VICSYN
ERDY
RDPA
FDPA
RIPA
RMCP
A frame or field has been written to or read from
SDRAM
Which event is signalled by this flag depends on VIC set-
tings:
31
X VICFCTRL_FRAME determines the storage type within
SDRAM (field or frame). For details see VIC description
and register list.
VICVISYN_START determines whether a write or read
start should trigger the flag
RDY timeout error has occurred
30
X See ULB description and register description for RDYTO
and RDYADDR
1: DPA write access is enabled.
This flag has to be polled before each DPA (write-)
29 X X access to ensure a save SDRAM accessa. Otherwise data
loss may occur.
28
X
X
1: DPA has finished SDRAM access and is ready for next
one.
27 X X 1: IPA is ready for command execution
26 X X 1: MCP is ready for command execution
static
(0)
static
(0)
dynamic
(1)
static
(0)
static
(0)
static
(0)
1. Additionally all access types (word, halfword and byte) are possible for each of these addresses.
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