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CHAPTER 15: SD Card Interface

FM4 Peripheral Manual, Doc. No. 002-04856 Rev. *E 857

2.13 Wakeup Control Register

This register is mandatory for the Host Controller, but wakeup functionality depends on the Host

Controller system hardware and software. The Host Driver shall maintain voltage on the SD Bus, by

setting the SD Bus Power bit to 1 in the Power Control Register, when a wakeup event via a Card

Interrupt is desired.

D07 D03

D02

D01

D00

Rsvd

Wakeup Event Enable On

SD Card Removal

Wakeup Event Enable On

SD Card Insertion

Wakeup Event Enable On

SD Card Interrupt

For details of this register, refer to SD Specifications Part A2.

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CHAPTER 1: System Overview23
- Bus Architecture24
- Cortex-M4F Architecture32
  - Option Configuration35
- Mode36
CHAPTER 2-1: Clock37
- Clock Generation Unit Overview38
- Clock Generation Unit Configuration/Block Diagram39
- Clock Generation Unit Operations44
- Clock Setup Procedure Examples52
- List of Clock Generation Unit Registers58
- Clock Generation Unit Usage Precautions79
- CHAPTER 2-2: Peripheral Clock Gating81
- CHAPTER 2-3: High-Speed CR Trimming113
- CHAPTER 2-4: Low-Speed CR Prescaler131
CHAPTER 3: Clock Supervisor139
- Overview140
- Configurations and Block Diagrams141
- Explanation of Operations143
- Setup Procedure Examples144
- Operation Examples146
- Registers150
CHAPTER 4: Resets159
- Overview160
- Configuration161
- Explanation of Operations162
- Register172
  - Reset Factor Register (RST_STR: Reset Status Register)173
CHAPTER 5: Low-Voltage Detection175
- Overview176
- Configuration177
- Explanation of Operations178
- Setup Procedure Examples181
- Registers182
CHAPTER 6: Low Power Consumption Mode189
- Overview of Low Power Consumption Mode190
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- Operations in Standby Modes202
- Examples of Procedure for Setting Standby Mode215
- Operations in Deep Standby Modes219
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- Procedure for Determining Factor for Returning from Deep Standby Mode227
- List of Low Power Consumption Mode Registers228
CHAPTER 7-1: VBAT Domain Configuration243
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CHAPTER 8: Interrupts353
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- Registers382
CHAPTER 9: External Interrupt and NMI Control Sections437
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Chapter 10: Dmac453
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- Overview582
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- Setup Procedure Example591
- Registers592
- Usage Precautions739
CHAPTER 13: CRC (Cyclic Redundancy Check)741
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CHAPTER 14: External Bus Interface755
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CHAPTER 15: SD Card Interface841
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- MMC Wait IRQ912
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CHAPTER 16: Debug Interface915
- Overview and Configuration916
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CHAPTER 17: Flash Memory923
CHAPTER 18: Unique ID Register925
- Overview926
- Registers927
  - Unique ID Register 0 (UIDR0: Unique ID Register 0)928
  - Unique ID Register 1 (UIDR1: Unique ID Register 1)929
CHAPTER 19: Programmable CRC931
- Overview of the Programmable CRC932
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- Configuration and Operation of the Programmable CRC933
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  - Operation of the Programmable CRC934
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- Example of the Programmable CRC Computing951
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