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AT40K Series Configuration
1009B–FPGA–03/02
Mode 1: Slave Serial
Figure 10.
Stand-alone 1 Microprocessor System Application
A Mode 1 Slave Serial device is usually configured in a system whereby data comes
either from a serial EEPROM or from the data port of a microprocessor. Figure 10
shows a typical system application with a microprocessor. Figure 11 shows a typical
system application with a Mode 1 device serial EEPROM in a cascade chain with a
Mode 0 device as the master in the chain.
Configuration Data Source:
Serial EEPROM,
Microprocessor
Dedicated Configuration Pins:
RESET, CON, M
0
, M
1
, M
2
,
CCLK
Dual-use I/O:
D
0
, INIT, LDC, HDC,
Optional Dual-use I/O:
CSOUT, CHECK, OTS
M0
M1
M2
OTS
CHECK
CCLK
D<0>
RESET
INIT
CON
CSOUT
AT40K
VDD
Optional IO
Optional IO
IO<0>
IO<1>
IO<2>
IO<3>
IO<4>
IO<5>
IO<6>
IO<7>
IO<8>
IO<9>
IO<10>
IO<11>
IO<12>
IO<13>
IO<14>
IO<15>
IO<16>
IO<17>
IO<18>
IO<20>
IO<21>
IO<22>
IO<23>
IO<24>
IO<19>
IO<25>
IO<26>
IO<27>
IO<28>
IO<29>
IO<30>
IO<31>
Microprocessor
Reset
CLK
RESET
CLOCK
CS
0