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--- x68000:dmac [2017/09/11 06:31] – added CER register neko68k
+++ x68000:dmac [2017/09/11 10:35] – added MFC register neko68k
@@ Line 18: / Line 18: @@
 |+0x01|1.b|R|[[dmac#csr|CER]] - Channel Error Register|
 |+0x02|1.w| |---|
-|+0x04|1.b|R/W|DCR - Device Control Register|
+|+0x04|1.b|R/W|[[dmac#dcr|DCR]] - Device Control Register|
-|+0x05|1.b|R/W|OCR - Operation Control Register|
+|+0x05|1.b|R/W|[[dmac#ocr|OCR]] - Operation Control Register|
-|+0x06|1.b|R/W|SCR - Sequence Control Register|
+|+0x06|1.b|R/W|[[dmac#scr|SCR]] - Sequence Control Register|
-|+0x07|1.b|R/W|CCR - Channel Control Register|
+|+0x07|1.b|R/W|[[dmac#ccr|CCR]] - Channel Control Register|
 |+0x08|1.w| |---|
-|+0x0A|1.w|R/W|MTC - Memory Transfer Control|
+|+0x0A|1.w|R/W|[[dmac#mtc|MTC]] - Memory Transfer Control|
-|+0x0C|1.l|R/W|MAR - Memory Address Register|
+|+0x0C|1.l|R/W|[[dmac#mar|MAR]] - Memory Address Register|
 |+0x10|1.l| |---|
-|+0x14|1.l|R/W|DAR - Device Address Register|
+|+0x14|1.l|R/W|[[dmac#dar|DAR]] - Device Address Register|
 |+0x18|1.w| |---|
-|+0x1A|1.w|R/W|BTC - Base Transfer Counter|
+|+0x1A|1.w|R/W|[[dmac#btc|BTC]] - Base Transfer Counter|
-|+0x1C|1.l|R/W|BAR - Base Address Register|
+|+0x1C|1.l|R/W|[[dmac#bar|BAR]] - Base Address Register|
 |+0x20|1.l| |---|
 |+0x24|1.b| |---|
-|+0x25|1.b|R/W|NIV - Normal Interrupt Vector|
+|+0x25|1.b|R/W|[[dmac#niv|NIV]] - Normal Interrupt Vector|
 |+0x26|1.b| |---|
-|+0x27|1.b|R/W|EIV - Error Interrupt Vector|
+|+0x27|1.b|R/W|[[dmac#eiv|EIV]] - Error Interrupt Vector|
 |+0x28|1.b| |---|
-|+0x29|1.b|R/W|MFC - Memory Function Code|
+|+0x29|1.b|R/W|[[dmac#mfc|MFC]] - Memory Function Code|
 |+0x2A|1.w| |---|
 |+0x2C|1.b| |---|
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 Note: When a bit other than ACT or PCS becomes %1 it remains %1 until %1 is written to that bit or a reset is applied. In particular it is necessary to clear COC, BTC, NDT, ERR, and ACT since it is not possible to perform the next transfer operation while they are %1.
---
+---
 CER<BOOKMARK:cer> - Channel Error Register (+0x01)
@@ Line 86: / Line 86: @@
 |%10000|External forced stop|
 |%10001|Software forced stop|
+---
+DCR<BOOKMARK:dcr> - Device Control Register (+0x04)
+^  7  ^  6  ^  5  ^  4  ^  3  ^  2  ^  1  ^  0  ^
+|  XRM  ||  DTYP  || DPS |  0  |  PCL  ||
+^Bits^Description^
+|  7~6  |%00: Burst transfer mode \\ %01: Undefined \\ %10: Cycle steal mode without hold \\ %11 Cycle steal mode with hold|
+|  5~4  |Dual Address Mode: \\ %00: 68000 bus mode \\ %01: 6800 bus mode \\ \\ Single Address Mode \\ %10: Device with ACK \\ %11: Device with ACK and READY \\ \\ Note: Use in dual address mode (normally %00)|
+|  3  |DPS - Device port size \\ %0: 8-bit port \\ %1: 16-bit port|
+|  2  |0|
+|  1~0  |PCL - Peripheral control line \\ %00: Status input \\ %01: Status input with interrupt \\ %10: 1/8 pulse start \\ %11: ABORT input (forced termination)|
+---
+OCR<BOOKMARK:ocr> - Operation Control Register (+0x05)
+^  7  ^  6  ^  5  ^  4  ^  3  ^  2  ^  1  ^  0  ^
+|  DIR  |  BIT  |  SIZE  ||  CHAIN  ||  REQG  ||
+^Bits^Description^
+|  7  |DIR - Direction \\ %0: Memory->Device (MAR->DAR) \\ %1: Device->Memory (DAR->MAR)|
+|  8  |BTD - Multiple block transfer DONE \\ %0: Normal operation \\ %1: If there is a DONE signal, forcibly transfer the next block.|
+|  5~4  |SIZE - Operand size \\ %00: Byte (8-bits) \\ %01: Word (16-bits) \\ %10: Longword (32-bits) \\ %11: No pack size. Port size 8-bits. Byte (8-bits) transfer|
+|  3~2  |CHAIN - Chaining mode \\ %00: No chain \\ %01: Unused \\ $10: Array chaining \\ %11: Link array chaining|
+|  1~0  |REQG - Request generation method \\ %00: Speed limit auto request \\ %01: Max speed auto request \\ %10: External transfer request (by REQ line) \\ %11: Auto request first transfer, external request from second transfer onward.|
+Note: Channel #0, #1, and #3 should be used with external transfer request.
+---
+SCR<BOOKMARK:scr> - Sequence Control Register (+0x06)
+^  7  ^  6  ^  5  ^  4  ^  3  ^  2  ^  1  ^  0  ^
+|0||||MAC||DAC||
+^Bits^Description^
+|  7~4  |0|
+|  3~2  |MAC - Memory address count \\ %00: Do not change memory address register \\ %01: Increment memory address register each time transfer is done \\ %10: Decrement memory address register each time transfer is done \\ %11: Unused|
+|  1~0  |DAC - Device address count \\ %00: Do not change device address register \\ %01: Increment device address register each time transfer is done \\ %10: Decrement device address register each time transfer is done \\ %11: Unused|
+---
+CCR<BOOKMARK:ccr> - Channel Control Register (+0x07)
+^  7  ^  6  ^  5  ^  4  ^  3  ^  2  ^  1  ^  0  ^
+|  STR  |  CNT  |  HLT  |  SAB  |  INT  |  0  |||
+^Bits^Description^
+|  7  |STR - Start operation \\ %1: Start operation|
+|  6  |CNT - Continue operation \\ %0: No continuous operation \\ %1: Continuous operation|
+|  5  |HLT - Halt operation \\ %1: Pause channel|
+|  4  |SAB - Software abort \\ %1: Stop channel|
+|  3  |INT - Interrupt enable \\ %0: Enable interrupt \\ %1: Disable interrupt|
+|  2~0  |0|
+---
+MTC<BOOKMARK:mtc> - Memory Transfer Counter (+0x0A) \\
+Number of transfer operands.
+---
+MAR<BOOKMARK:mar> - Memory Address Register (+0x0C) \\
+Start memory transfer address.
+---
+DAR<BOOKMARK:DAR> - Device Address Register (+0x14) \\
+Start device transfer adddress.
+---
+BTC<BOOKMARK:BTC> - Base Transfer Counter (+0x1A) \\
+Number of transfer blocks (the number of transfer information tables) in array chain mode.
+---
+BAR<BOOKMARK:BAR> - Base Address Register (+0x1C) \\
+Start address of the transfer information table in array chain/link array chain mode.
+---
+NIC<BOOKMARK:niv> - Normal Interrupt Vector (+0x25) \\
+Vector number to be used for interrupt generated when CSR ERR is %0.
+---
+EIV<BOOKMARK:eiv> - Error Interrupt Vector (+0x27) \\
+Vector number to be used for the interrupt generated when CSR ERR is %1.
+---
+MFC<BOOKMARK:mfc> - Memory Function Code (+0x29)
+^  7  ^  6  ^  5  ^  4  ^  3  ^  2  ^  1  ^  0  ^
+|  0  |||||  FC2  |  FC1  |  FC0  |
+^Bits^Description^
+|  7~3  |0|
+|  2~0  |Memory function code \\ %000: Unused \\ %001: User data \\ %010: User program|