IPC/RSL8xxx-XxxxE: user documentation
DOC/IPC_RSL8-E; V1.9
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4.2.2.
Memory Resources
The general memory layout is shown in paragraph 3.2.1. The configuration of the memory
layout is done by programming processors internal configuration registers and board
configuration registers (see paragraph 4.2.3). This is done completely by the BIOS on system
startup and must not be changed during operation. For operating systems requiring memory
configuration (e.g. Windows CE) the memory layout shown in paragraph 3.2.1 must be
considered.
4.2.3.
I/O Resources
This paragraph describes only the RSL8 system register and support functions not directly
related to a specific peripheral device. The general I/O layout is shown in paragraph 3.2.2.
Peripheral devices are discussed in paragraph 0. Note that the Socket Memory related registers
are programmed by the BIOS on system startup and must not be changed during operation.
Address
Device / Register
Remarks
8200H
Status Register
8201H
Control Register
Reset state = 05H
8202H
Function ID Register
8203H
Watchdog Configuration Register
Reset state = 80H
8204H
Option ID Register
8205H
Setup Register
Reset state = 00H
8206H
Revision ID Register
8207H
Socket Memory Configuration Register
not supported
8208H
Socket Memory Window Mapping Register
not supported
8209H
Socket Memory Window Base Address Register
not supported
820AH
Boot Mode Input Register
820BH
I2C Register for Temp Sensor
820CH
Configuration Switch Input register
820DH
PWM-Register for LCD Inverter Brightness Control
Reset state = FFH
820E..821FH
reserved
do not access
Tab. 34 RSL8 System Registers