UM10208_2
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NXP Semiconductors
UM10208
Chapter 24: LPC2800 LCD
4.
Register descriptions
4.1 LCD interface register map
Table 351. LCD interface registers
Names
Description
Access Reset
value
Addresses
LCDSTAT
Status Register.
Software can read the status
of the LCD interface from this read-only
register.
RO
0x10
0x8010 3000
LCDCTRL
Control Register.
This register controls the
operating mode of the LCD interface.
R/W
0x0 1CF0 0x8010 3004
LCDISTAT
Raw Interrupt Status Register.
This
read-only register contains raw interrupt status.
RO
0
0x8010 3008
LCDICLR
Interrupt Clear Register.
Write 1s to this
register to clear corresponding interrupt
requests.
WO
0x8010 300C
LCDIMASK
Interrupt Mask Register.
1s in this register
disable/mask the corresponding bit in
LCDISTAT from contributing to the LCD
interface interrupt request.
R/W
0x0F
0x8010 3010
LCDREAD
Read Command Register.
Writing to this
register switches the data bus from write/output
to read/input mode. The units bit of the data
written controls the instruction/data signal.
WO
0x8010 3014
LCDIBYTE
Instruction Byte Register.
Writing to this
register places one byte in the output FIFO,
tagged as an instruction byte. When the bus is
in read/input mode and the BUSY status bit is
0, software can read the byte read from the
device from this register (or equivalently
LCDDBYTE).
R/W
0
0x8010 3020
LCDDBYTE
Data Byte Register.
Writing to this register
places one byte in the output FIFO, tagged as
a data byte. When the bus is in read/input
mode and the BUSY status bit is 0, software
can read the byte read from the device fro this
register (or equivalently LCDIBYTE).
R/W
0
0x8010 3030
LCDIWORD
Instruction Word Register.
Writing to this
write-only register places four bytes in the
output FIFO, tagged as instruction bytes. Bits
7:0 will be sent first, 31:24 last.
WO
0x8010 3040
LCDDWORD
Data Word Register.
Writing to this write-only
register places four bytes in the output FIFO,
tagged as data bytes. Bits 7:0 will be sent first,
31:24 last.
WO
0x8010 3080