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Figure 4-3. CSC0 and CSC1 Register Setting Example (64 MB Mode) (2/3)
(b) CSC1 register settings
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CSC1
VDCSZ7 (when accessing bank 14)
VDCSZn signals that become active
VDCSZ7 (when accessing bank 13)
VDCSZ6 (when accessing bank 12 or 13)
Note 1
VDCSZ6 (when accessing bank 11)
VDCSZ6 (when accessing bank 10)
VDCSZ5 (when accessing bank 15)
VDCSZ5 (when accessing bank 14)
Note 2
VDCSZ5 (when accessing bank 13)
Note 3
VDCSZ4
(when accessing bank 12, 13, 14, or 15)
Notes 2, 3, 4, 5
VDCSZ4 (when accessing bank 10 or 11)
Notes 6, 7
VDCSZ4 (when accessing bank 9)
VDCSZ4 (when accessing bank 8)
Notes 1.
Since the high priority signal from the bit 2 setting (VDCSZ7) corresponds to bank 13, only the
setting in bank 12 becomes valid.
2.
Since the high priority signal from the bit 1 setting (VDCSZ7) corresponds to bank 14, the setting in
bank 14 becomes invalid.
3.
Since the high priority signal from the bit 2 setting (VDCSZ7) corresponds to bank 13, the setting in
bank 13 becomes invalid.
4.
Since the high priority signal from the bit 5 setting (VDCSZ6) corresponds to bank 12, the setting in
bank 12 becomes invalid.
5.
Since the high priority signal from the bit 8 setting (VDCSZ5) corresponds to bank 15, the setting in
bank 15 becomes invalid.
6.
Since the high priority signal from the bit 7 setting (VDCSZ6) corresponds to bank 10, the setting in
bank 10 becomes invalid.
7.
Since the high priority signal from the bit 6 setting (VDCSZ6) corresponds to bank 11, the setting in
bank 11 becomes invalid.