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M1DR
input
-
Input of compressed voice data from DSP
HDLC outside connection terminal
DPT_CLK
input
posedge DPT transfer clock
DPT_SYNC
input
-
DPT frame pulse
I_DPTHW
input
-
HDLC input data
O_DPTHW
output
-
HDLC output data
Cch interrupt
OEP0
input
Fall
Cch frame signal. Detects the falling edge.
OSX
input
"H"Act
Highway on which Cch data is carried.
Mode terminal and user test terminal
MODE1 - MODE0
input
-
Mode select signal. The state of this terminal can be read from the CPU
through the iVDC register.
TEST1
input
-
User test signal. Used when testing SIC chip. "L"=normal operation. "H"=
test mode.Test mode has the following actions.
• The input clock frequency is treated as 32MHz. Normally, 64MHz is input
to the SYSCLK terminal and clock inputs are provided by dividing by 2
for 32MHz internal clocks and 4 for 16MHz internal clocks. In test mode,
the SYSCLK input is passed directly at 32MHz. 
Input frequency is then divided by 2 for 16MHz clocks. 
• The reset of the test register is released. The test register is usually
reset so that values are not writable.
JTAG terminal
TRST
input
-
TEST Reset
TMS
input
-
TEST Mode Select
TCK
input
-
TEST Clock
TDI
input
-
TEST Data (IN)
TDO
output
-
TEST Data (OUT)
Additional power supply terminal
ADD_VDD_0001
ADD_VDD_0012
output
-
Additional VDD, 3.3V. Treated as output at the logic design level.
ADD_VSS_0001
ADD_VSS_0011
output
-
Additional GND, 0V. Treated as output at the logic design level
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4.3.
Voice Buffer SRAM
The SRAM used is 8Mbit x 1. This system uses SRAM as the relay buffer for voice data between the DSPs and HDD. The voice
buffer has memory area for four seconds per channel on both A and B sides, giving a total of 24 channels x 4sec (A) x 4sec (B). The
ASIC (iVDC) controls the voice buffer through a bus independent from the system bus.
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