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MX9691A

SINGLE CHIP SOLID STATE DISK CONTROLLER

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Symbol

No.

WP/IOCS16# 83

REG#/DACK# 95

HCE1#/

115

CS1FX#

HCE2#/

114

CS3FX#

INPACK#/

118

DREQ

SPKR/DASP# 93

STSCHG/

90

PDIAG#

MX9691A

Type

O,OD

I

I

I

O

I/O

I/O

Description

WRITE PROTECT or 16-bit I/O TRANSFER : In PCMCIA mode, this

bit has two functions. In PCMCIA common-memory mode,this signal

indicates write protect. In PCMCIA I/O mode, when IOIS16# is as

serted low, it indicates that a 16-bit data transfer is active on PCMCIA

bus. In ATA extension mode, the IOCS16# signal indicates that a 16-bit

buffer transfer is active on the host bus. This open drain signal is only

driven on assertion(low).

Attribute memory and I/O select : In PCMCIA mode, this signal is used

to select attribute memory and I/O space. In ATA extension mode, this

signal is used during DMA with the DREQ, IOR# and IOW# signals to

transfer data between the host and the MX9691A. This pin includes an

internal pull-up resistor.

Card enable 1 or Chip select 0: In PCMCIA mode,this signal is card

enable 1. This signal can enable either even or odd numbered-address

bytes onto HD7:0. In ATA extension mode, this signal accesses the

MX9691A command block registers. This input is ignored during DMA

data transfer, i.e. when the DACK# signal is low. This pin includes an

internal pull-up resistor.

Card enable 2 or Chip select 1: In PCMCIA mode,this signal is card

enable 2. This signal can enable odd numbered-address bytes onto

HD15:8. In ATA extension mode, this signal accesses the MX9691A

control block registers. This pin includes an internal pull-up resistor.

Input Acknowledge or DMA request : In PCMCIA mode, this signal is

asserted when the MX9691A is configured to respond to I/O card read

cycles at all addresses. In ATA extension mode, this signal is DREQ

and is issued during DMA transfers to indicate that the MX9691A is

ready for DMA transfer.

Speaker or slave present : In PCMCIA mode, the output-enable for this

signal is controlled by the card configuration registers. In ATA

extension mode, this signal is used as the slave-present detector.

Status change or pass diagnostics : In PCMCIA mode, this signal is

used to indicate changes in the RDY/BSY#,WP signals in card con

figuration registers. In ATA extension mode, this active low signal is

used between two embedded ATA drive to indicate that the drive in

slave mode has passed diagnostics.

P/N:PM0539

REV. 1.0, OCT. 02, 1998

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