Cmsemicon CMS32L051 - Slave Transmission

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12.5.4 Slave transmission
Slave transmission refers to the operation of the CMS32L051 microcontroller to send data to other
devices in the state of transmitting the clock from the input of other devices.
3-wire serial I/O
SSPI00
SSPI01
SSPI10
SSPI11
SSPI20
SSPI21
Object channel
Channel 0 of
SCI0
Channel 1 of
SCI0
Channel 2 of
SCI0
Channel 3 of
SCI0
Channel 0 of
SCI1
Channel 1 of
SCI1
The pin used
SCLK00,
SDO00
SCLK01,
SDO01
SCLK10,
SDO10
SCLK11,
SDO11
SCLK20,
SDO20
SCLK21,
SDO21
Interrupt
INTSSPI00
INTSSPI01
INTSSPI10
INTSSPI11
INTSSPI20
INTSSPI21
You can select either a transmit-end interrupt (single-pass mode) or a buffer null interrupt (continuous
transfer mode).
Error detection
flag
Only the Overflow Error Detection Flag (OVFmn).
The length of
the transmitted
data
7 or 8 bits
Transfer rate
Max.f
MCK
/6[Hz]
Note1, 2
Data phase
It can be selected via the DAPmn bit of the SCRmn register.
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Clock phase
It can be selected via the CKPmn bit of the SCRmn register.
 CKPmn=0: Normal
 CKPmn=1: Inverted
Data direction
MSB first or LSB first
Note 1. The maximum transfer rate is fMCK/6 [Hz] because the external serial clocks input from pins SCLK00, SCLK01,
SCLK10, SCLK11, SCLK20, and SCLK21 are sampled internally and then used.
2. it must be used within the scope of the peripheral functional characteristics that meet this condition and meet the
electrical characteristics (refer to the data sheet).
Note 1. f
MCK
: The operating clock frequency of the object channel
2.m: Unit number (m=0, 1) n: channel number (n=0~3)mn=00~03 , 10~11.