Memory Map
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Table 4–3. MPU Memory Map (Continued)
Device Name
Data Access
†
Size in Bytes
End Address
Start Address
DSP Shared TIPB Peripherals (Strobe1)
UART1
E101:0000
E101:07FF
2K bytes
8 R/W
UART2
E101:0800
E101:0FFF
2K bytes
8 R/W
Reserved
E101:1000
E101:17FF
2K bytes
McBSP1
E101:1800
E101:1FFF
2K bytes
16 R/W
MCSI2
E101:2000
E101:27FF
2K bytes
16 R/W
MCSI1
E101:2800
E101:2FFF
2K bytes
16 R/W
Reserved
E101:3000
E101:6FFF
16K bytes
McBSP3
E101:7000
E101:77FF
2K bytes
16 R/W
Reserved
E101:7800
E101:97FF
8K bytes
UART3
E101:9800
E101:9FFF
2K bytes
8 R/W
Reserved
E101:A000
E101:DFFF
16K bytes
GPIOs
E101:E000
E101:E7FF
2K bytes
16 R/W
Reserved
E101:E800
E101:EFFF
6K bytes
MPU Address Space
MPUI port interrupt, control and
status registers
E102:0000
E102:0003
4 bytes
16 R/W
Reserved
E102:0004
EFFF:FFFF
Reserved
F000:0000
FFFD:0000
MPU Public TIPB Peripherals (Strobe 0)
UART1
FFFB:0000
FFFB:07FF
2K bytes
8 R/W
UART2
FFFB:0800
FFFB:0FFF
2K bytes
8 R/W
McBSP2
FFFB:1000
FFFB:17FF
2K bytes
16 R/W
Reserved
FFFB:1800
FFFB:2FFF
6K bytes
µ
Wire
FFFB:3000
FFFB:37FF
2K bytes
16 R/W
I
2
C
FFFB:3800
FFFB:3FFF
2K bytes
16 R/W
† Each register must always be accessed using the appropriate data access width as indicated in this table. Failure to do so
may result in unexpected behavior including a TIPB bus error condition with an associated interrupt. Reserved address loca-
tions should never be accessed.