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Maxim Integrated MAX32665 - SD Command Generation; Figure 8-9: SD Bus Protocol - Multi-Block Read Operation; Figure 8-10: SD Bus Protocol - Multi Block Write Operation; Table 8-44: Registers Used to Generate SD Commands

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MAX32665-MAX32668 User Guide
Maxim Integrated Page 184 of 457
Figure 8-9: SD Bus Protocol - Multi-Block Read Operation
Figure 8-10: SD Bus Protocol - Multi Block Write Operation
8.5.4 SD Command Generation
Table 8-44 shows the registers required for three transaction types: SDMA generated transactions, ADMA generated
transactions, and CPU transactions (includes data transfers and Non-DAT transfers). When initiating a transaction, you
should program the registers sequentially starting with the SDHC_SDMA register and finishing with the SDHC_CMD register.
When the upper byte of the SDHC_CMD register is written, it triggers the SDHC to issue the SD command.
Table 8-44: Registers Used to Generate SD Commands
Register
SDMA Command
ADMA Command
CPU Data Transfer
Non-DAT (No Data) Transfer
SDMA System Address / Argument 2
SDHC_SDMA
Yes/No
No/Auto CMD23
No/AutoCMD23
No/No
Block Size
SDHC_BLK_SIZE
Yes
Yes
Yes
No (Protected)
Block Count
SDHC_BLK_CNT
Yes
Yes
Yes
No (Protected)

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