5 Configuration Mode Introduction
5.2 JTAG Configuration
UG290-2.3E
37(87)
One Y-page has 256 bytes in all. Program 4 Bytes and program 64
times for one Y-page. The Y-page data is written in LSB way. Refer to
Figure 2-15.
5. After one X-page is written in, GW1N-1(S) needs to perform Run-Test
for 2400
μs; GW1N(Z)-2/4/6/9 needs to perform Run-Test for 6μs. No
extra clock is required for the other series of devices.
6. This X-page programming ends.
Note!
Address data format is 32 bits altogether, and the lower 6 bits are reserved. For example,
when the addre
ss is b’
00010011
(
0x13
)
, the written-in address is
00000000000000000000010011
000000. The address data is written in LSB way. Jump
out of Shift-DR at the last bit.
Figure 5-18 X-page Programming
Start
End
Delay 16000ns
Program 1 X-Page
Transfer Config-Enable
Instuction (
0x15)
Transfer EF-Program
Instuction (
0x71)
Address index > 0
Y
Delay 16000ns in Run-Test-
Idle
Transfer address data (LSB
)
N
Delay
6
μS (GW1N(Z)-2/4/6/9)
Or
2400
μS (GW1N-1(S))
in Run-Test-Idle
Process of Programming an Y-page
Y-page programming is the smallest unit in programming process. 4
Bytes are written each time in the LSB way, as shown in Figure 5-19.
Different series of devices all need to perform Run-Test to wait for
writing all Bytes, and the JTAG clock needs to meet minimum frequency
requirements. Refer to Table 5-8.