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M69000

Manufacturer Part Number
M69000
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Manufacturer
Asiliant Technologies
Datasheet

Specifications of M69000

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XRCF
read/write at I/O address 3D7h with index at I/O address 3D6h set to CFh
Note: The default values of some of the bits of this register are determined by the settings of some of the
strapping pins at reset.
7-4
3
2
Note:
1
Note:
0
&+,36
7
Reserved
These bits always return the value of 0 when read.
Power Sequencing Reference Clock Select
0: The clock used to time the steps of panel powerdown or powerup is the reference input clock
divided by 384. Presuming that the reference clock is the usual 14.31818MHz, the frequency
resulting from this division should be 37.5KHz. This is the default after reset.
1: The clock used to time the steps of panel powerdown or powerup is the 32KHz clock provided
as an input on one of the GPIO pins. This same clock is usually also used to provide a time base
for memory refreshes during standby mode.
Dot Clock Source
0: An external clock source received through the TCLK pin is used to provide the dot clock. All
three of the synthesizers otherwise used to generate the three selectable dot clocks are disabled.
1: The three synthesizers used to generate the three selectable dot clocks are enabled.
The default state of this bit reflects the state of pin AA4 during reset. The state of pin AA4 during
reset is also readable via bit 4 of the Configuration Pins 0 Register (XR70). Bit 4 of XR70 is read-
only, while this bit is writable, allowing the source of the dot clock to be changed after reset.
Memory Clock Source
0: An external clock source is used to provide the memory clock. The synthesizer otherwise used
to generate the memory clock is disabled. The graphics controller is configured to receive this
external clock source on either one of two pins depending on the state of pin AA4 during reset. If
AA4 was pulled low by an external pull-down resistor during reset, then the graphics controller will
be configured to receive the external clock on the REFCLK pin. If AA4 was allowed to be pulled
high by the internal pull-up resistor during reset, then the graphics controller is configured to receive
the external clock on the TDI pin.
1: The synthesizer used to generate memory clock is enabled.
The default state of this bit reflects the state of pin AA4 during reset. The state of pin AA4 during
reset is also readable via bit 4 of the Configuration Pins 0 Register (XR70). Bit 4 of XR70 is read-
only, while this bit is writable, allowing the source of the memory clock to be changed after reset.
Reserved
This bit always returns the value of 0 when read.
69000 Databook
Clock Configuration Register
6
Reserved
(0000)
5
Subject to Change Without Notice
Extension Registers
4
Power Seq
Ref Clock
(0)
3
Dot Clock
Source
(x)
2
Mem Clk
Source
(x)
Revision 1.3 8/31/98
1
Reserved
(0)
0
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