Ricoh R5C841 Computer Hardware User Manual


 
R5C841 PCI-CardBus/IEEE 1394/SD Card/Memory Stick/xD/ExpressCard Data Sheet
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Pin 16bit Card CardBus SDCard Memory Stick
xD Picture
Card
46 A17 CAD16
47 A18 RFU
48 A19 CBLOCK#
49 A20 CSTOP#
50 A21 CDEVSEL# —
51 VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC
52 VPP VPP
53 A22 CTRDY#
54 A23 CFRAME#
55 A24 CAD17
56 A25 CAD19
57 VS2# CVS2 CVS2 CVS2 CVS2
58 RESET CRST#
59 WAIT# CSERR# MSCD#
60 INPACK#/RFU CREQ# SDCD#
61 REG# CCBE3#
62 SPKR#/BVD2 CAUDIO SDWP# XDR/B#
63 STSCHG#/BVD1 CSTSCHG
64 D8 CAD28
65 D9 CAD30
66 D10 CAD31
67 CD2# CCD2# CCD2# CCD2# CCD2#
68 GND GND GND GND GND
3.3 Pin Functions Outline
In this chapter, the detailed signal pins in the R5C841 are explained. Every signal is divided
according to their relational interface.
Card Interface signal pin is multi
functional pin. Card Interface mode is configured automatically by
the card insertion; CardBus card or 16-bit card. And the pin function is redefined again.
# mark means the signal is on either active or asserted when the signal is low
level. Otherwise,
nomark means the signal is asserted when the signal is highlevel.
The following the notations are used to describe the signal type.
IN
Input Pin
OUT
Output Pin
OUT (TS)
Three State Output Pin
OUT (OD)
Open Drain Output Pin
I/O
Input Output Pin
I/O (OD)
Input Output Pin (Output is Open Drain)
s/h/z
Sustained TriState is an active low tristate signal owned and driven by one and only one agent
at a time. The agent that drives an s/h/z pin low must drive it high for at least one clock before
letting it float. A new agent cannot start driving an s/h/z signal any sooner than one clock after the
previous owner tristate is.