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KX-NCP1290CJ
3.2.
Hardware Functional Specification
3.2.1.
CPU Peripheral Function
The CPU (IC1) is a single chip microcomputer of RISC architecture.
This item describes a memory interface (program & work) and peripheral functions.
3.2.1.1.
Memory (Program & Work)
Shows a list of the memory (program & work).
List of the memory (program & work) 
3.2.1.2.
Chip Select Logic
The CPU (IC1) has a chip select module as an internal peripheral and 8 chip select terminals are prepared outside. The area of
4Mbyte is assigned to a chip select terminal. (When DRAM is used, there is an exception partly, however it is not mentioned
here.)
Table of Chip Select Terminals
Table of Chip Select Port allocation
Part Name
Size
Purpose
Remarks
4M_Flash
4Mbit (256K x 16)
Program Area
Flash memory is employed for the software downloading by on-board.
4M_SRAM
4Mbit (256K x 16) 
Work Area
 
Terminals
Function used 
Wait Function 
(Numeral is no. of 
clocks.) 
Remarks 
CS Terminals
Individual Output 
(1)
Individual Output 
(2)
nCS0 (area 0)
-
-
nCS0
1+Programable 
or
1+Programable+WAIT
Terminals
Used for Flash memory CS.
nCS1 (area 1)
nCASH (DRAM)
-
nCS1
Read  1/Write  2  or
2+WAIT Terminals
Used for IC2 (ASIC) CS
nCS2 (area 2)
-
-
nCS2
1+Programable 
or
1+Programable+WAIT
Terminals
Used for SRAM CS. Work Area
nCS3 (area 3)
nCASL (DRAM)
-
nCS3
Read  1/Write  2  or
2+WAIT Terminals
CS Reserve
nCS4 (area 4)
PA0 (I/O)
TIOCA0 (Timer)
nCS4
Read  1/Write  2  or
2+WAIT Terminals
CS Reserve
nCS5 (area 5)
PA1 (I/O)
nRAS (DRAM)
nCS5
Read  1/Write  2  or
2+WAIT Terminals
CS Reserve
nCS6 (area 6)
PA2 (I/O)
TIOCB0 (Timer)
nCS6
1+Programable 
or
1+Programable+WAIT
Terminals
Used for peripheral LSI CS.
nCS7 (area 7)
PA3 (I/O)
nWAIT
nWAIT
Read  1/Write  2  or
2+WAIT Terminals
Used for Input Wait Terminals.
Chip Select
Address
DeviceBit Wide
Assignment 
Device
Bus Cycle
Remarks
nCS0
0000000h
l
0FFFFFFh
16bit
4M_Flash
IC5
2 Clock (1+Long Wait1)
Port allocation of word by static bus siz-
ingBus cycle has same setting as Area 2
(nCS2).
nCS1
1000000h
l
1FFFFFFh
8bit
ASIC
IC2
2+WAIT Terminals
Port allocation of byte by static bus sizing. 
nCS2
A000000h
l
AFFFFFFh
16bit
4M_SRAM
IC3
2 Clock (1+Long Wait1)
Port allocation of word by static bus siz-
ingBus cycle has same setting as Area 0
(nCS0).
nCS6
6000000h
l
6FFFFFFh
8bit
PRI_IC
IC301
3 Clock (1+Long Wait2)
Port allocation of byte by static bus sizing.
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3.2.1.3.
Interrupt
Shows the external interrupt image.
External interrupt image
Note:
• nHALT signal polls using I/O port to achieve the consistency with the existing PBX.
However, in case the CPU(IC1) moves to the sleep mode while the system is halted, the unit returns from the sleep mode receiv-
ing the interrupt signal in CPU(IC1) when nHALT is released in accordance with its specification. 
• The nIRQ[0] interrupt of ASIC(IC2) should be set to the output, which is used as an interrupt output to the CPU (IC1); mainly
DPRAM communication interrupt. 
The LOS signal of PRI-IC(IC301) is the level output which goes to "H" when the line reference is lost.
Consequently, inputting the inverted LOS signal to the CPU (IC1) enables to generate a negative edge interrupt while the line ref-
erence is lost.
Also setting nIRQ4 terminal of CPU(IC1) to I/O port makes polling possible.
The unit is provided with interrupt processing in order to achieve the consistency with the existing PBX.
Polling with I/O port is disable because nRxMF signal of PRI-IC(IC301) is generated in a periodical frame timing.
• The unit should be kept open with a jumper unpopulated to avoid conflicting between output of nIRQ[0] of ASIC(IC2) and the sig-
nal.
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3.2.2.
ISDN Primary Rate Interface Function
3.2.2.1.
Line Interface Outline
The reference point of the line interface on the PRI30 card is Point S/T (Point U is not supported.) and the external and internal
line modes are supported as operating mode.
Also, the PRI23/PRI30 cards employ the PRI-IC (IC301) as the IC for Interface. See the "Line Interface Block" or the outline of
the interface connection. Shows the characteristics of the PRI-IC.
See the PRI-IC data sheet for detailed specifications.
Characteristics of the PRI-IC
3.2.2.2.
Line Interface Loopback
This card has a relay for loopback test on the primary side of the line to cut and divide into the line failure or the PBX's own fail-
ure, when there is a defect in operation.
Shows The outline diagram of the line interface loopback.
Outline diagram of the line interface
Item
Contents
Remarks
Line Extraction Clock
2.048MHz/PRI30
 
DPLL
Low Jitter DPLL for clk generation (IC302)
 
Elastic Buffer
Two-frame elastic buffer (Rx & Tx)
 
Signaling Controller
• HDLC Controller 
• CAS Controller
• Multiframe synchronization and synthesis ITU-T G.732 etc.
 
FIFO
64Byte x 2     128Byte x 3
 
PCM Highway Interface
2.048Mbps highway Interface
 
µP-Interface
8bit parallel Bus (Intel/Motorola)
Used Intel Mode for PRI30 Card.
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3.2.3.
Local Highway Interface Function
This card has the local highway at 2.048Mbps rate and local TSW in order to switch the talk channel (Bch), which is extracted
from ISDN primary rate by PRI-IC (IC301), to H.100 interface. (ASIC (IC2) internal module)
Also, the highway assignment is different for that the number of Bch differs in 2.048M system and 1.544M system. Shows the
highway timing.
For more information, see the ASIC (IC2) specification and PRI-IC (IC301) databook.
Highway timing
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