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STV3550 データシート(PDF) 82 Page - STMicroelectronics

部品番号 STV3550
部品情報  LCD and Matrix Display TV Processor
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STV3550
CPU and System Management Functional Description
An external Hard Reset is triggered by asserting a low state on the NRESET pin of the STV3550.
Assertion and de-assertion are considered as asynchronous events.
On a Power-On Reset (POR), the entire STV3550 is reset and the application is rebooted. All
internal states are lost.
The reset is internally delayed by the Build-Up Counter (BUC) in order to wait for oscillator
stabilization as well as to filter any glitches on the NRESET pin. The BUC then generates an
asynchronous internal reset that is propagated to all blocks.
The asynchronous internal reset stops all the clocks that are not needed to boot the STV3550, while
the system clock (for ST20 C2C200 CPU core, STV3550 Memory Interface, STBus Interconnect,
etc.) is switched on the 27 MHz oscillator.
6.4.2
Internal Reset Generated by the Watchdog
When the Watchdog down-counter underflows, the Watchdog triggers a reset. During this reset, the
Real Time Clock is partially reset (compare values are lost), but the time counter is not affected.
Then the reset pulse acts as a reset caused by a POR for all other blocks.
Watchdog resets are flagged in the system in order to apply specific recovery algorithms.
6.4.3
Internal Soft Reset
Each block embeds an internal reset that is controlled by software. This reset behaves as a local
hardware reset and is dedicated for software development step only.
6.5
Booting the STV3550
6.5.1
Typical Boot Sequence
A typical boot sequence aims at configuring all the hardware resources of the STV3550 prior to
executing the main application program that manages the TV chassis.
The STV3550 always boots on the Flash device at address 0x7FFFFFFF. The STV3550 Memory
Interface default configuration complies with most of the devices available on the Flash market, so
the ST20 C2C200 CPU core is able to execute the first application tasks, which are:
to speed-up the system clock from 27 MHz to the standard operating frequency by configuring
the STV3550 Clock Generator,
to configure the STV3550 Memory Interface to speed-up the Flash accesses and speed-up the
software execution,
to configure the STV3550 Memory Interface according to the specifications of the SDRAM
device connected to the STV3550,
to activate the instruction and data-cache capabilities of the ST20 C2C200 CPU.
Most applications require the activation of Watchdog capabilities as early as possible, so that this
task can be part of the boot sequence as well.
The STV3550 Memory Interface must be configured in order to be able to access the SDRAM and
execute the main application program. Otherwise, the internal 8-kB SRAM of the ST20 C2C200
CPU is large enough in order to execute the boot sequence which has a low complexity.
Note:
The STV3550 Memory Interface should be configured only once, and it is the responsibility of the
user to keep the STV3550 Memory Interface configuration unchanged in the main application
program.



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