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Table of Contents
Counter/Timer Channels
CTCFeatures ............................................1
CTCGeneralDescription ................................1
CTCArchitecture .........................................2
Overview.............................................2
StructureofChannelLogic...............................3
InterruptControlLogic..................................7
CTCPinDescription.......................................9
PinFunctions .........................................9
CTCOperatingModes ....................................16
Overview............................................16
CTC Counter Mode ...................................16
CTCTimerMode .....................................17
CTC Programming .......................................18
Overview............................................18
LoadingTheChannelControlRegister ....................19
LoadingTheTimeConstantRegister ......................22
LoadingTheInterruptVectorRegister.....................22
CTC Timing ............................................24
Overview............................................24
CTCWriteCycle .....................................24
CTCReadCycle ......................................25
CTCCountingandTiming ..............................26
CTCInterruptServicing ...................................27
Overview............................................27
Interrupt Acknowledge Cycle ............................28
ReturnfromInterruptCycle .............................29
Daisy-ChainInterruptServicing ..........................30
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Direct Memory Access
DMAOverview .........................................33
CPUDataTransfers ...................................33
DMADataTransfers ..................................35
DMACharacteristics ..................................37
DMAFunctionalDescription ...............................43
Features .............................................43
Overview............................................44
Programming ........................................45
ClassesofOperation ...................................46
ModesofOperation ...................................49
TransferSpeed .......................................56
AddressGeneration....................................57
ByteMatching(Searching)..............................58
Interrupts ............................................59
AutoRestart .........................................60
PulseGeneration ......................................60
VariableCycle .......................................60
EventsandActions ....................................61
PinDescription ..........................................62
InternalStructure ........................................71
GeneralOrganization ..................................71
ControlAndStatusRegisters ............................72
AddressandByteCounting .............................75
BusControl ..........................................77
Interrupts ............................................79
Programming ...........................................89
Overview............................................89
WriteRegisters .......................................91
WriteRegister0Group.................................92
WriteRegister1Group.................................95
WriteRegister2Group.................................97
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WriteRegister3Group.................................97
WriteRegister4Group.................................99
WriteRegister5Group................................102
WriteRegister6Group................................104
ReadRegisters ......................................113
ReviewofProgrammingSequences ......................117
Applications ...........................................128
Z80DMAandCPU ..................................128
Z80DMAandZ80SIOExample........................138
UsingTheZ80DMAWithOtherProcessors...............142
PerformanceLimitations..................................148
BusContention ......................................148
ControlOverhead ....................................149
Timing................................................150
TheCPUAsBusMaster...............................150
TheDMAAsBusMaster ..............................152
RegisterBitFunctions ...................................170
WriteRegisterBitFunctions ...........................170
ReadRegisterBitFunctions ............................174
Parallel Input/Output
Overview..............................................175
Features ...............................................175
PIOArchitecture ........................................176
Overview...........................................176
PinDescription .........................................180
ProgrammingthePIO ....................................187
Reset ..............................................187
LoadingTheInterruptVector ...........................188
SelectingAnOperatingMode ..........................189
Setting The Interrupt Control Word ......................191
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Parallel Input/Output (continued)
Timing................................................192
OutputMode(Mode0) ................................192
Input Mode (Mode 1) .................................193
BidirectionalMode(Mode2) ...........................194
ControlMode(Mode3) ...............................195
InterruptServicing ......................................197
Applications ...........................................199
ExtendingTheInterruptDaisy-Chain.....................199
I/ODeviceInterface ..................................200
ControlInterface .....................................202
Programming Summary ..................................205
Overview...........................................205
LoadInterruptVector .................................205
SetMode ...........................................205
SetInterruptControl ..................................206
Serial Input/Output
Overview..............................................207
Features ...............................................207
PinDescription .........................................210
PinFunctions .......................................210
Bonding Options .....................................213
Architecture ...........................................222
Overview...........................................222
DataPath...........................................223
FunctionalDescription ................................226
Asynchronous Operation .................................230
Overview...........................................230
Asynchronous Transmit ...............................232
Asynchronous Receive ................................235
Synchronous Operation ...................................238
Overview...........................................238
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Synchronous Modes Of Operation .......................240
Serial Input/Output (continued)
Synchronous Transmit ................................244
Synchronous Receive .................................249
SDLC(HDLC)Operation.................................255
Overview...........................................255
SDLCTransmit......................................256
SDLC Receive ......................................265
Programming ..........................................272
Overview...........................................272
WriteRegisters ......................................272
ReadRegisters ......................................292
Applications ...........................................301
Overview...........................................301
Timing................................................305
ReadCycle .........................................305
WriteCycle .........................................305
Interrupt Acknowledge Cycle ...........................306
ReturnFromInterruptCycle............................307
DaisyChainInterruptNesting ..........................308
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List of Figures
Counter/Timer Channels
Figure1. CTCBlockDiagram ...............................3
Figure2. ChannelBlockDiagram ............................4
Figure3. Z8016-BitPointer(InterruptStartingAddress) ..........8
Figure4. CTCPinConfiguration ............................10
Figure5. PackageConfiguration ............................10
Figure6. 44-PinChipCarrierPinAssignments.................11
Figure7. 44-PinQuadFlatPackPinAssignments ..............12
Figure8. Mode2InterruptOperation ........................23
Figure9. CTCWriteCycle ................................25
Figure10. CTCReadCycle .................................26
Figure 11. CTC Counting and Timing .........................27
Figure 12. Interrupt Acknowledge Cycle .......................29
Figure13. ReturnfromInterruptCycle ........................30
Figure14. Daisy-ChainInterruptServicing .....................31
Direct Memory Access
Figure15. TypicalCPUI/OSequence .........................34
Figure 16. Conceptual Comparison of Various I/O Transfer Methods 39
Figure17. ModesofOperation ..............................42
Figure18. ClassofOperation................................47
Figure19. BasicFunctionsoftheZ80DMA ....................49
Figure20. Transfer/SearchOneByte ..........................51
Figure21. ByteMode......................................52
Figure22. BurstMode .....................................53
Figure 23. Continuous Mode ................................55
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Direct Memory Access (continued)
Figure24. VariableCycleLength............................ 61
Figure25. PinFunctions(CMOSPLCCPackageOnly) .......... 67
Figure26. 40-PinDIPPinAssignments ....................... 68
Figure 27. 44-Pin PLCC Pin Assignments (Z8410 NMOS) ........ 69
Figure 28. 44-Pin PLCC Pin Assignments (Z84C10 NMOS) . . . . . . 70
Figure29. Z80DMABlockDiagram ......................... 71
Figure 30. Write Register Organization (left) and Read Register Organi-
zation(right) ................................... 74
Figure31. Bus-RequestingDaisy-Chain ...................... 79
Figure32. Z80InterruptSequence ........................... 81
Figure33. InterruptServiceRoutine.......................... 83
Figure34. InterruptPending(IP)Latch ....................... 84
Figure35. InterruptUnderService(IUS)Latch ................. 84
Figure36. InterruptOnReady(IOR)Latch .................... 86
Figure37. InterruptDaisy-Chain ............................ 88
Figure38. PollingforaServiceRequestBit ................... 89
Figure 39. Write-Register Pointing Methods ................... 92
Figure40. WriteRegister0Group ........................... 94
Figure41. WriteRegister1Group ........................... 96
Figure42. WriteRegister2Group ........................... 97
Figure43. WriteRegister3Group ........................... 99
Figure44. WriteRegister4Group .......................... 102
Figure45. WriteRegister5Group .......................... 104
Figure46. WriteRegister6Group .......................... 107
Figure 47. Read Register 0 through Read Register 6 . ........... 116
Figure48. Z80/Z8000ClockDriver ......................... 129
Figure49. ChipEnableDecodingwithZ80CPU .............. 131
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Direct Memory Access (continued)
Figure50. CE/WAITMultiplexer ...........................133
Figure51. SimultaneousTransferMultiplexer .................133
Figure52. SimultaneousTransfer ...........................134
Figure53. DelayingtheLeadingEdgeofMWR ................135
Figure54. DataBusBufferControlExample ..................138
Figure55. DMA-SIOEnvironment ..........................142
Figure 56. Connecting DMA to Demultiplexed Address/Data Buses 145
Figure 57. Z8000/Z80 Peripheral Interface ....................147
Figure58. DMABus-MasterGate(ByteorBurstModesOnly) ....149
Figure59. CPU-to-DMAWriteCycleRequirements ............151
Figure60. CPU-to-DMAReadCycleRequirements .............152
Figure 61. Sequential Memory-to-I/O Transfer, Standard Timing
(SearchingisOptional) ...........................154
Figure 62. Sequential I/O-to-Memory Transfer, Standard Timing
(SearchingisOptional) ...........................155
Figure 63. Simultaneous Memory-to-I/O Transfer (Burst and Continuous
Mode) ........................................156
Figure64. SimultaneousMemory-to-I/OTransfer(ByteMode)....157
Figure65. BusRequestandAcceptanceTiming ................159
Figure66. BusReleaseinByteMode ........................160
Figure 67. Bus Release on End-of-Block (Burst and
Continuous Modes) ..............................160
Figure 68. Bus Release on Match (Burst and Continuous Modes) . .161
Figure69. BusReleaseonNotReady(BurstMode) .............162
Figure70. RDYLineinByteMode ..........................163
Figure71. RDYLineinBurstMode .........................164
Figure 72. RDY Line in Continuous Mode ....................165
Figure73. Variable-CycleandEdgeTiming ...................166
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Direct Memory Access (continued)
Figure74. WAITLineSamplinginVariable-CycleTiming ...... 167
Figure 75. Interrupt Acknowledge .......................... 169
Figure76. WriteRegister0Group .......................... 170
Figure77. WriteRegister1Group .......................... 170
Figure78. WriteRegister2Group .......................... 171
Figure79. WriteRegister3Group .......................... 171
Figure80. WriteRegister4Group .......................... 172
Figure81. WriteRegister5Group .......................... 173
Figure82. WriteRegister6Group .......................... 173
Figure83. ReadRegister0through6BitFunctions............. 174
Parallel Input/Output
Figure84. PIOBlockDiagram ............................. 177
Figure85. PortI/OBlockDiagram.......................... 178
Figure86. PIOPinFunctions .............................. 184
Figure87. 44-PinPLCCPinAssignments .................... 185
Figure88. 44-PinQFPPinAssignments ..................... 186
Figure89. 40-PinDIPPinAssignments ...................... 187
Figure90. Mode0(Output)Timing ......................... 193
Figure 91. Mode 1 (Input) Timing .......................... 194
Figure92. PortA,Mode2(Bidirectional)Timing .............. 195
Figure93. ControlMode(Mode3)Timing ................... 196
Figure 94. Interrupt Acknowledge Timing .................... 198
Figure95. ReturnfromInterruptCycle ...................... 198
Figure96. Daisy-ChainInterruptServicing ................... 199
Figure 97. A Method of Extending the Interrupt Priority
Daisy-Chain ................................... 200
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Parallel Input/Output (continued)
Figure98. ExampleofI/OInterface..........................201
Figure99. ControlModeApplication ........................204
Serial Input/Output
Figure 100. Z80 SIO Block Diagram . . ........................209
Figure 101. Z80 SIO/0 Functions .............................214
Figure 102. Z80 ZIO/0 Pin Assignments .......................215
Figure 103. Z80 SIO/1 Pin Functions . . ........................216
Figure 104. Z80 ZIO/1 Pin Assignments .......................217
Figure 105. Z80 SIO/2 Pin Functions . . ........................218
Figure 106. Z80 ZIO/2 Pin Assignments .......................219
Figure 107. Z80 SIO/3 Pin Assignments .......................220
Figure 108. Z80 SIO/4 Pin Assignments .......................221
Figure 109. Transmit and Receive Data Path ....................226
Figure 110. Interrupt Structure ...............................230
Figure 111. Asynchronous Message Format ....................231
Figure 112. Synchronous Formats ............................239
Figure 113. Transmit/Receive SDLC/HDLC Message Format ......256
Figure 114. Write Register 0 ................................274
Figure 115. Write Register 1 ................................279
Figure 116. Write Register 2 ................................282
Figure 117. Write Register 3 ................................284
Figure 118. Write Register 4 ................................286
Figure 119. Write Register 5 ................................289
Figure 120. Write Register 6 ................................290
Figure 121. Write Register 7 ................................291
Figure 122. Read Register 0 .................................294
Figure 123. Read Register 1 .................................299
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Serial Input/Output (continued)
Figure 124. Read Register 2 (Channel B Only) ................. 301
Figure 125. Synchronous/Asynchronous Processor-to-Processor Commu-
nication(DirectWiretoRemoteLocations) .......... 302
Figure 126. Synchronous/Asynchronous Processor-to-Processor
Communication (Using Telephone Line) . ........... 302
Figure 127. Data Concentrator . ............................. 304
Figure 128. Read Cycle Timing ............................. 305
Figure 129. Write Cycle Timing ............................. 306
Figure 130. Interrupt Acknowledge Cycle Timing ............... 307
Figure 131. Return from Interrupt Cycle Timing ................ 308
Figure 132. Typical Interrupt Service ......................... 309
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Counter/Timer Channels
Table1. ChannelValues ...................................4
Table2. ChannelControlRegister ...........................5
Table3. InterruptVectorRegister ...........................7
Table4. ChannelSelectTruthTable.........................13
Table5. ChannelControlRegister ..........................19
Table6. TimeConstantRegister............................22
Table7. InterruptVectorRegister ..........................23
Direct Memory Access
Table 8. Maximum Transfer and Search Speeds (Burst and Continuous
Modes) ........................................57
Table 9. Reduction in Z80 CPU Throughput per Kbaud
(ByteModeTransfers) ............................57
Table10. EventsandActions ...............................62
Table 11. Contents of Counters After DMA Stops Because of End-of-
Block(TransferOperations) ........................76
Table 12. Contents of Counters After DMA Stops Due to Byte Match
(SearchorTransfer/SearchOperations) ...............76
Table13. DMAStatus.....................................90
Table14. ReinitializeStatusByte ...........................110
Table15. ControlByteOrder ..............................118
Table16. SampleDMAProgram ...........................126
Table17. ReceiveEventSequence ..........................139
Table18. TransmitEventSequence .........................139
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Parallel Input/Output
Table19. PIOModeSelection............................. 189
Serial Input/Output
Table20. WriteRegisterFunctions ......................... 223
Table21. ReadRegisterFunctions ......................... 223
Table 22. Contents of Write Registers 3, 4, and 5 in Asynchronous
Modes ....................................... 232
Table 23. Asynchronous Mode ............................ 233
Table 24. Contents of Write Registers 3, 4, and 6 In
Synchronous Modes ............................ 241
Table25. BisyncTransmitMode .......................... 242
Table26. BisyncReceiveMode ........................... 252
Table 27. Contents of Write Registers 3, 4, and 5 in SDLC Modes 258
Table28. SDLCTransmitMode ........................... 262
Table29. SDLCReceiveMode ............................ 268
Table30. ChannelSelectFunctions ........................ 272
Table31. WriteRegister0................................ 273
Table32. Z80SIOCommands ............................ 275
Table33. WriteRegister1................................ 277
Table34. ResetCommands ............................... 277
Table35. VectorResults ................................. 278
Table36. ReceiveInterruptModes ......................... 279
Table37. Wait/ReadyFunctions ........................... 280
Table38. WriteRegister2InterruptVector .................. 281
Table39. WriteRegister3LogicControl .................... 282
Table40. SerialBits/Character ............................ 284
Table41. WriteRegister4RxandTxControl ................ 285
Table42. StopBits ..................................... 285
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Table43. SyncModes....................................286
Table44. ClockRate.....................................287
Table45. WriteRegister5TransmitterControl ................287
Table46. TransmitBits...................................289
Table47. DataCharacterFormat ...........................290
Table48. WriteRegister6TransmitSync ....................291
Table49. WriteRegister7ReceiveSync .....................291
Table50. ReadRegister0RxandTxBuffers .................292
Table 51. Read Register 1 Special Receive Condition Status ......297
Table52. ResidueCodes..................................297
Table53. ReceiveCharacterLength .........................298
Table54. InterruptVector.................................300
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Counter/Timer Channels
CTC FEATURES
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Four independently programmable counter/timer channels (CTC),
each with a readable down-counter and a selectable 16 or 256
prescaler. Down-counters are reloaded automatically at zero count
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Selectable positive or negative trigger initiates timer operation
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Three channels have zero count/timeout outputs capable of driving
Darlington transistors
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NMOS version for high-cost performance solutions
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CMOS version for the designs requiring low power consumption
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NMOS Z0843004 - 4 MHz, Z0843006 - 6.17 MHz
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CMOS Z84C3006 - dc to 6.17 MHz, Z84C3008 dc to 8 MHz,
Z84C3010 - dc to 10 MHz
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Interfaces directly to the Z80 CPU. Interfaces to the Z80 SIO for baud
rate generation
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Standard Z80 Family daisy-chain interrupt structure provides fully
vectored, prioritized interrupts without external logic. The CTC may
also be used as an interrupt controller
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A 6 MHz version supports 6.144 MHz CPU clock operation
CTC General Description
The Z80 CTC is a four-channel counter/timer that can be programmed by
system software for a broad range of counting and timing applications.
These four independently programmable channels satisfy common
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microcomputer system requirements for event counting, interrupt and
interval timing, and general clock rate generation.
System design is simplified by connecting the CTC directly to both the
Z80 CPU and the Z80 SIO with no additional logic. In larger systems,
address decoders and buffers may be required.
The CTC allows easy programming: each channel is programmed with
two bytes; a third is necessary when interrupts are enabled. When started,
the CTC counts down, automatically reloads its lime constant, and
resumes counting. Software timing loops are eliminated. Interrupt
processing is simplified because only one vector needs to be specified; the
CTC internally generates a unique vector for each channel.
The Z80 CTC requires a single +5V power supply and the standard Z80
single-phase system clock. It is packaged in 28-pin DIPs, a 44-pin plastic
chip carrier, and a 44-pin Quad Flat Pack. The QFP package is only
available for CMOS versions.
CTC ARCHITECTURE
Overview
The internal structure of the Z80 CTC consists of:
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A Z80 CPU bus interface, internal control logic
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Four sets of Counter/Timer Channel logic
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Interrupt control logic
The four independent, counter/timer channels are identified by sequential
numbers from 0 to 3. The CTC can generate a unique interrupt vector for
each separate channel for automatic vectoring to an interrupt service
routine. The four channels can be connected in four contiguous slots in the
standard Z80 priority chain with channel number 0 having the highest
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ZiLOG Z84C42 User manual

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