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MSM514212

SIGNAL DESCRIPTIONS

Data on these inputs is shifted in on the rising edge of WCK while WE is held at a low level. The

Data is shifted out on these outputs during the rising edge of RCK while RE is held at a low level.

Write Address Pointer Reset (WR)

If WR is brought to a low level, the next rising edge of WCK resets the write address pointer to

the first address location. The write address pointer is automatically reset when the last address

edge of WCK. Each write operation, which begins after WR, must contain at least 18 active write

cycles, i.e. WCK cycles while WE is high.

Read Address Pointer Reset (RR)

If RR is brought to a low level, the next rising edge of RCK resets the read address pointer to the

first address location. The read address pointer is automatically reset when the last address

edge of WCK. Each read operation, which begins after RR, must contain at least 18 active read

cycles, i.e. RCK cycles while RE is high.

Write Enable (WE)

This pin is used as a gating function for the WCK input. If WE is held low, normal write cycles

can occur. If WE is brought to a high level before the next rising edge of WCK, all subsequent

write cycles will be inhibited, and the write address pointer remains unchanged. The WE setup

Read Enable (RE)

This pin is used as a gating function for the RCK input. If RE is brought to a high level before the

next rising edge of RCK, all subsequent read cycles are inhibited, and the read address pointer

which begins at the rising edge of RCK. After the disabled cycles are completed, and the RE signal

is brought back to a low level, the data output buffers are re-enabled by the next rising edge of

Write Clock (WCK)

The rising edge of the WCK input latches the data into the internal registers, and also increments

the write address pointer when WE is held low.

Read Clock (RCK)

The rising edge of the RCK input shifts out the data from the internal registers and increments

the read address pointer when RE is held low.