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R248 P01M
Port 0-1
Mode
Register
(%
F8; Write Only)
L
STACK SELECTION
o = EXTERNAL
1
= INTERNAL
figure
1-1.
External
Stack
Operation
R247
P3M
Port 3 Mode Register
(%
F7;
Write Only)
o 0
P33
= INPUT
o 1
P33
= INPUT
1 0
P33
= INPUT
1 1
P33
= DAVlIRDY1
P34
= OUTPUT
P34
=
OM
P34
=
OM
P34
= RDYlIDAV1
figure
1-8.
Port
3 Data
Memory
Operation
1.6
BUS
OPERATION
Typical
data
transfers
between
the
Z8681/82 and
memory
are
illustrated
in
Figure
6-6.
Machine
cyc
les
can vary
from
six
to
twelve c lock
periods
depending
on
the
operation
being performed.
The
notations
used
to
describe
the
basic
timing
periods
of
the
Z8681/82
are:
machine
cycles
(Mn),
timing
states
(Tn),
and
clock
periods.
All
timing
references
are
made
with
respect
to
the
output
signals
AS
and
55.
The
clock
is
shown
for
clarity
only
and
does not have a
specific
timing
relation-
ship
with
other
signals.
3047-002,3047-003,3047-005
External
Interface
(Z8681,Z8682)
1.6.1
Address
Strobe
(AS)
All
transactions
start
with
AS
driven
Low
and
then
raised
High
by
the
Z8681/82.
The
rising
edge
of
AS
indicates
that
R/W,
OM
(if
used),
and
the
addresses
output
from
Ports
0 and 1
are
valid.
The
addresses
output
via
Port
1 remain
valid
only
during
MnT1
and
typically
need
to
be
latched
using
AS,
whereas
Port
0
address
outputs
remain
stable
throughout
the
machine
cycle.
1.6.2
Data
Strobe
(OS)
The
Z8681/82
uses
55
to
time
the
actual
data
transjer.
For Write
operations
(R/i
=
Low),
a
Low
on
55
indicates
that
valid
data
is
on
the
Port
1
ADO-AD7
lines.
For
Read
operations
(R/W
= High),
the
Address/Data bus
is
placed
in
a high-impedance
state
before
driving
55
Low
so
that
the
addressed
device can put
its
data
on
the
bus.
The
Z8681/82
samples
this
data
prior
to
raising
55
High.
1.1
EXTENDED
BUS
TIMING
The
Z8681/82 accommodates slow
memory
access
times
by
automatically
inserting
an
additional
software-
controlled
state
time (Tx). This
stretches
the
55
timing
by
two
clock
periods.
Timing
is
extended
by
setting
bit
D5
in
the
Port
0-1
Mode
register
to
1
(Figure
7-9).
Refer
to
Section
6.7
for
other
figures
pertaining
to
extended bus
timing.
R248 P01M
Port 0-1 Mode Register
(%
F8; Write Only)
EXTERNAL MEMORY
TIMINGJ
NORMAL = 0
"EXTENDED
= 1
·ALWAYS
EXTENDED TIMING AFTER RESET EXCEPT Z8682
Figure
1-9.
Extended
Bus
Timing
7-5

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