AX68002QF - ASIX Electronics Corporation

ASIX ELECTRONICS CORPORATION Release Date: 05/28/2015

4F, NO.8, Hsin Ann Rd., HsinChu Science Park, Hsin-Chu City, Taiwan, R.O.C.

TEL: 886-3-579-9500

FAX: 886-3-579-9558

http://www.asix.com.tw

AX6800x

2/4-Port USB KVM Switch SoC

Features

Single chip microcontroller with 2-port (AX68002)

/4-Port (AX68004) USB KVM Switch

CPU for Application

8-bit pipelined RISC, single cycle per

instruction operating up to 96MHz and 100%

software compatible with standard 8051/80390

Supports power management unit with deep

sleep mode, programmable watchdog timer,

three 16-bit timer/counters, and millisecond

timer

Supports CPU Debugger for connecting to

In-Circuit Emulation (ICE) adaptor

Supports DMA Controller (7 DMA channels)

and memory arbiter for fast data movement

during network protocol stack processing and

peripheral communications

1 external interrupt sources with 2 priority

levels

Program/Data and Flash Memory

On-chip 8KB SRAM for CPU program code

mirroring

Supports In-System Programming (ISP) for

initial Flash memory programming via UART

or ICE adaptor

Supports reprogrammable boot code and

In-Application Programming (IAP) to update

boot code or run-time firmware through USB or

UART interface

On-chip 32KB data memory for CPU and

packet buffering

On-chip 128KB Flash memory for CPU

program code

On-chip 1KB Flash Information Page for

Hardware Configuration

Supports Page architecture for flash erase

Minimum 100,000 flash program/erase cycles

Minimum 10 years flash data retention under

maximum 20 times pre-cycles

USB Interfaces

Supports 2/4 multi-addressable Device

Controllers and compliant with USB Spec 2.0

Full speed

Build-in one USB host controller and one USB

root hub that supports four downstream ports and

each compliant with USB2.0 Full/Low speed

Supports Control, Bulk, Interrupt, and

Isochronous transfer types.

Support controllable D+ pull-up resistance for

upstream ports

Support controllable D+/- pull-down resistance

for downstream ports

Support Burst mode transfer for BULK data

transfer in Device Controller

Supports the downstream SOF synchronization

with selected upstream port for ISO data transfer

automatically

Peripheral Communication Interfaces

2 UART interface (1 supporting DMA mode,

Modem control, remote wake-up and up to

921.6Kbps baud)

2 High Speed SPI interface with DMA mode (1

master and 1 slave mode)

I2C interface with DMA mode (1 master with

EDID Console and 4 slave mode with EDID

Slave)

2 PS/2 Host interfaces

Up to 4 GPIO ports of 8 bits each (Supports 2

GPIO ports with de-bounce and interrupt

function)

Programmable Buzzer function

Supports KVM switch functions in software

Controls 2/4 computers from a single console

Supports PS/2 keyboard/mouse and USB

keyboard/mouse

Supports keyboard and mouse emulation for

error-free booting

USB device in console is transparent to

computers that support most

gaming/multimedia keyboards and

multifunction mouse

Mouse sample rate on both of downstream and

upstream ports is the same

Supports DDC (Display Data Channel)

emulation and stores the console monitor’s

EDID (Extended Display Identification Data)

Two or four computers can share two or four

USB downstream ports in console

Support maximum 7 USB devices in console,

including HID, HUB, MSC and Audio Class

Supports touch screen, writing pad, and touch

pad devices

Supports “push buttons” and “hot keys”

switching

Support auto-scan mode for monitoring PC

operation

Integrates on-chip oscillator and 96MHz PLL to

operate with external 12MHz crystal

Integrates on-chip power-on reset circuit

64-pin QFN (AX68002)/100-pin LQFP (AX68004)

RoHS compliant package

Operating temperature range: 0 to +70 °C

*All registered trademarks are the property of their respective holders.

Document No: AX6800x/V1.02/05/28/2015

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Product Description

AX6800x, Single Chip Micro-controller with USB Host and Device controller, is a System-on-Chip (SoC)

solution which offers high performance CPU architecture with on-chip 128KB Flash memory as Program

Memory, on-chip 32KB Data Memory for CPU, built in one Root Hub and 2/4 ports Host Controller compliant

with USB2.0 Full/Low Speed Standard, 2/4 ports Device Controller compliant with USB2.0 Full Speed Standard,

and rich peripheral interfaces for wide varieties of application which need bridge to the USB interface.

The CPU architecture of AX6800x utilizes the USB protocols maintenance for those upstream and downstream

ports to the external USB Host and Device and performs packet translation between upstream and downstream

ports. The Root Hub provided all the transactions scheduling and management with CPU to maintain to the all

adapted USB devices. The Host and Device controller with DMA engine provide the data transmission between

the USB bus from/to on-chip 32KB SRAM.

In addition to stand-alone application, AX6800x with USB protocol suite running on-chip and various serial host

interfaces supported, High Speed UART or High Speed SPI, can be used as a data bridge from/to USB interface in

an embedded system.

A 12 MHz crystal is needed for internal 96 MHz PLL to provide the 48 and 12 MHz for USB related and the

typical operating frequency of AX6800x is 48 or 96MHz. AX6800x also integrates power-on reset circuit on-chip

that can simplify external reset circuit on PCB and prevent the program code corrupt in Flash memory.

AX6800x is available in 100-pin LQFP or 64-pin QFN RoHS compliant package and the recommended operating

temperature range is 0 to 70°C.

AX6800x provides cost effective solution to enable simple, easy, and low cost integration capability for KVM

applications. It could also provide highly programmable flexibility and compatibility.

Target Applications

Figure 0-1: Target Application Diagram

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Typical System Block Diagrams

Figure 0-2: USB KVM

Figure 0-3: Combo KVM

Video Switcher Block (4x1)

PC1

Video

PC2

Video

PC3

Video

PC4

Video

Console

Video

AX68004

PC1

USB

PC2

USB

PC3

USB

PC4

USB

Mouse

USB

Keyboard

GPIO

I2C

Video Switcher Block (4x1)

PC1

Video

PC2

Video

PC3

Video

PC4

Video

Console

Video

AX68004

PC1

USB

PC2

USB

PC3

USB

PC4

USB

Mouse

USB

Keyboard

GPIO

I2C

PS/2

Mouse

PS/2

Keyboard

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Figure 0-4: Audio USB KVM

Figure 0-5: KVM with Storage

Video Switcher Block (4x1)

PC1

Video

PC2

Video

PC3

Video

PC4

Video

Console

Video

AX68004

PC1

USB

PC2

USB

PC3

USB

PC4

USB

Mouse

USB

Keyboard

GPIO

I2C

USB

Speaker/Mic.

Video Switcher Block (4x1)

PC1

Video

PC2

Video

PC3

Video

PC4

Video

Console

Video

AX68004

PC1

USB

PC2

USB

PC3

USB

PC4

USB

Mouse

Keyboard

GPIO

I2C

USB

Mass

Storage

SPI

Flash

SPI Master

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Figure 0-6: Cascade USB KVM

Switcher

AX68004

Mass

Storage

GPIO

I2C

USB

Mouse

USB

Keyboard

Console

Video/ Audio

Video

Audio

USB

SPIM

SPIS

MCU

PC4

Video

Audio

USB

PC3

Video

Audio

USB

PC2

Video

Audio

USB

PC1

Video

Audio

USB

Switcher

AX68004+SW

SPIM

SPIS

AX68004+SW

SPIM

SPIS

PC8

Video

Audio

USB

PC7

Video

Audio

USB

PC6

Video

Audio

USB

PC5

Video

Audio

USB

AX68004+SW

SPIM

SPIS

PC12

Video

Audio

USB

PC11

Video

Audio

USB

PC10

Video

Audio

USB

PC9

Video

Audio

USB

PC16

Video

Audio

USB

PC15

Video

Audio

USB

PC14

Video

Audio

USB

PC13

Video

Audio

USB

GPIO

Video/Audio

USB

SPI

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Note 1: USB Host to USB Host Bridging

Note 2: USB Host to USB Device Bridging

Note 3: I2C to USB Bridging

Note 4: SPI to USB Bridging

Note 5: UART to USB Bridging

Figure 0-7: USB Bridging

AX68004

PC1

USB

PC2

USB

PC3

USB

PC4

USB

Device

I2C

SPI

Master

SPI

Slave

SPI Master

I2C

Device

SPI Slave

UART

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DISCLAIMER

No part of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical,

including photocopying and recording, for any purpose, without the express written permission of ASIX. ASIX

may make changes to the product specifications and descriptions in this document at any time, without notice.

ASIX provides this document “as is” without warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied, including without

limitation warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and non-infringement.

Designers must not rely on the absence or characteristics of any features or registers marked “reserved”,

“undefined” or “NC”. ASIX reserves these for future definition and shall have no responsibility whatsoever for

conflicts or incompatibilities arising from future changes to them. Always contact ASIX to get the latest document

before starting a design of ASIX products.

TRADEMARKS

ASIX, the ASIX logo are registered trademarks of ASIX Electronics Corporation. All other trademarks are the

property of their respective owners.

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Table of Contents

1.0 INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................................... 12

1.1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION ............................................................................................................................... 12

1.2 PRODUCT SELECTION GUIDE ........................................................................................................................ 12

1.3 AX6800X BLOCK DIAGRAM ........................................................................................................................ 13

1.4 AX6800X PINOUT DIAGRAM ....................................................................................................................... 14

1.5 SIGNAL DESCRIPTION ................................................................................................................................... 16

2.0 FUNCTION DESCRIPTION ................................................................................................................. 23

2.1 CLOCK GENERATION .................................................................................................................................... 23

2.2 RESET GENERATION ..................................................................................................................................... 23

2.3 CPU CORE AND DEBUGGER ......................................................................................................................... 24

2.3.1 CPU Core ............................................................................................................................................. 24

2.3.2 Debugger .............................................................................................................................................. 24

2.4 FLASH CONTROLLER AND ON-CHIP FLASH MEMORY .................................................................................. 25

2.4.1 Program Loader ................................................................................................................................... 25

2.4.2 Flash Controller and In-Application Programming ............................................................................ 25

2.4.3 In-System Programming ....................................................................................................................... 25

2.4.4 On-Chip Flash Memory ....................................................................................................................... 25

2.5 MEMORY CONTROLLER AND ON-CHIP DATA MEMORY ............................................................................... 26

2.6 DMA CONTROLLER ..................................................................................................................................... 26

2.7 INTERRUPT CONTROLLER ............................................................................................................................. 26

2.8 WATCHDOG TIMER ...................................................................................................................................... 26

2.9 POWER MANAGEMENT UNIT ........................................................................................................................ 27

2.10 TIMERS AND COUNTERS ............................................................................................................................. 27

2.11 UARTS ...................................................................................................................................................... 27

2.12 GPIOS ........................................................................................................................................................ 28

2.13 BUZZER CONTROLLER................................................................................................................................ 28

2.14 I2C CONTROLLER ...................................................................................................................................... 28

2.15 HIGH SPEED SPI CONTROLLER .................................................................................................................. 28

2.16 PS/2 CONTROLLER ..................................................................................................................................... 29

2.17 USB ROOT HUB AND HOST CONTROLLER ................................................................................................. 29

2.18 USB DEVICE CONTROLLER ........................................................................................................................ 29

3.0 MEMORY MAP DESCRIPTION ......................................................................................................... 30

3.1 HARDWARE CONFIGURATION WITH FLASH INFORMATION MEMORY MAP ................................................... 30

3.1.1 Flag (0x00) ........................................................................................................................................... 31

3.1.2 Multi-function Pin Setting (0x03 ~ 0x01) ............................................................................................. 31

3.1.3 Programmable USB Pull Disable (0x04) ............................................................................................. 36

3.1.4 Reserved (0x05) .................................................................................................................................... 36

3.2 PROGRAM MEMORY MAP ............................................................................................................................ 37

3.3 EXTERNAL DATA (XDATA) MEMORY MAP ................................................................................................ 37

3.4 INTERNAL DATA MEMORY AND SFR REGISTER MAP .................................................................................. 38

4.0 ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATION ........................................................................................................ 39

4.1 DC CHARACTERISTICS ................................................................................................................................. 39

4.1.1 Absolute Maximum Ratings .................................................................................................................. 39

4.1.2 Recommended Operating Condition .................................................................................................... 39

4.1.3 Leakage Current and Capacitance ...................................................................................................... 39

4.1.4 DC Characteristics of 3.3V with 5V Tolerant I/O Pins ........................................................................ 40

4.1.5 USB Transceivers Specification ........................................................................................................... 41

4.2 POWER CONSUMPTION ................................................................................................................................. 42

4.3 POWER-ON-RESET (POR) SPECIFICATION ................................................................................................... 43

4.4 POWER-UP/-DOWN SEQUENCE ...................................................................................................................... 44

4.5 AC TIMING CHARACTERISTICS .................................................................................................................... 46

4.5.1 Clock Input Timing Specification ......................................................................................................... 46

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4.5.2 Timer 0/1/2 Interface Timing ............................................................................................................... 46

4.5.3 High Speed UART ................................................................................................................................ 47

4.5.4 I2C Interface Timing ............................................................................................................................ 48

4.5.5 High Speed SPI Interface Timing ......................................................................................................... 49

4.5.6 PS/2 Interface Timing .......................................................................................................................... 51

4.5.7 Buzzer Interface Timing ....................................................................................................................... 52

5.0 PACKAGE INFORMATION ................................................................................................................ 53

5.1 64-PIN QFN PACKAGE .................................................................................................................................. 53

5.2 100-PIN LQFP PACKAGE .............................................................................................................................. 54

6.0 ORDERING INFORMATION .............................................................................................................. 56

7.0 REVISION HISTORY ............................................................................................................................ 56

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List of Figures

FIGURE 0-1: TARGET APPLICATION DIAGRAM ......................................................................................................... 2

FIGURE 0-2: USB KVM ........................................................................................................................................... 3

FIGURE 0-3: COMBO KVM ...................................................................................................................................... 3

FIGURE 0-4: AUDIO USB KVM ............................................................................................................................... 4

FIGURE 0-5: KVM WITH STORAGE .......................................................................................................................... 4

FIGURE 0-6: CASCADE USB KVM ........................................................................................................................... 5

FIGURE 0-7: USB BRIDGING .................................................................................................................................... 6

FIGURE 1-1: AX6800X BLOCK DIAGRAM .............................................................................................................. 13

FIGURE 1-2: AX68002 PINOUT DIAGRAM ............................................................................................................. 14

FIGURE 1-3: AX68004 PINOUT DIAGRAM ............................................................................................................. 15

FIGURE 3-1: THE PROGRAM MEMORY MAP OF CPU ............................................................................................. 37

FIGURE 3-2: THE INTERNAL MEMORY MAP OF CPU ............................................................................................. 38

FIGURE 4-1: POWER-UP SEQUENCE TIMING DIAGRAM AND TABLE ....................................................................... 44

FIGURE 4-2: POWER-DOWN SEQUENCE TIMING DIAGRAM AND TABLE ................................................................. 45

FIGURE 4-3: TM_CK[2:0] TIMING DIAGRAM AND TABLE ..................................................................................... 46

FIGURE 4-4: TM_GT[2:0] TIMING DIAGRAM AND TABLE ..................................................................................... 46

FIGURE 4-5: TXD1 AND RXD1 TIMING DIAGRAM ................................................................................................ 47

FIGURE 4-6: HIGH SPEED SPI MASTER CONTROLLER TIMING DIAGRAM AND TABLE ........................................... 49

FIGURE 4-7: HIGH SPEED SPI SLAVE CONTROLLER TIMING DIAGRAM AND TABLE .............................................. 50

FIGURE 4-8: PS2 HOST RECEIVING DATA TIMING DIAGRAM AND TABLE ............................................................. 51

FIGURE 4-9: PS2 HOST SENDING DATA TIMING DIAGRAM AND TABLE ................................................................. 51

FIGURE 4-10: BUZZER OUTPUT TIMING DIAGRAM AND TABLE ............................................................................. 52

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List of Tables

TABLE 1-1: CHIP CLOCK AND RESET PIN DESCRIPTION ......................................................................................... 16

TABLE 1-2: CHIP CONFIGURATION PIN DESCRIPTION ............................................................................................ 17

TABLE 1-3: USB TRANSCEIVER PIN DESCRIPTION ................................................................................................ 17

TABLE 1-4: USB UPSTREAM (DEVICE CONTROLLER) VBUS PIN DESCRIPTION .................................................... 17

TABLE 1-5: USB DOWNSTREAM (HOST CONTROLLER) VBUS CONTROL PIN DESCRIPTION ................................. 18

TABLE 1-6: I2C PIN DESCRIPTION ......................................................................................................................... 18

TABLE 1-7: UART 0 & BUZZER PIN DESCRIPTION ................................................................................................ 19

TABLE 1-8: GPIO PIN DESCRIPTION ...................................................................................................................... 19

TABLE 1-9: INTERRUPT PIN DESCRIPTION .............................................................................................................. 19

TABLE 1-10: TIMERS PIN DESCRIPTION ................................................................................................................. 20

TABLE 1-11: CPU DEBUGGER PIN DESCRIPTION ................................................................................................... 20

TABLE 1-12: HIGH SPEED UART 1 PIN DESCRIPTION............................................................................................ 20

TABLE 1-13: HIGH SPEED SPI PIN DESCRIPTION ................................................................................................... 21

TABLE 1-14: PS2 PIN DESCRIPTION ....................................................................................................................... 22

TABLE 1-15: POWER, GROUND PIN DESCRIPTION .................................................................................................. 22

TABLE 2-1: THREE POWER MANAGEMENT OPERATION MODES OF AX6800X ....................................................... 27

TABLE 3-1: HARDWARE CONFIGURATION FLASH INFORMATION MEMORY MAP ................................................... 30

TABLE 3-2: THE CPU SFR REGISTER MAP ............................................................................................................ 38

TABLE 4-1: I2C MASTER CONTROLLER TIMING TABLE ......................................................................................... 48

TABLE 4-2: I2C SLAVE CONTROLLER TIMING TABLE ............................................................................................ 48

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1.0 Introduction

1.1 General Description

AX6800x, Single Chip Micro-controller with USB Host and Multiple Addressed Device Controller, is a

System-on-Chip (SoC) solution which offers high performance CPU architecture with on-chip 128KB Flash

memory as Program Memory, on-chip 32KB Data Memory for CPU, built in one USB host controller and one

USB root hub that supports four downstream ports compliant with USB2.0 Full/Low Speed Standard, 4 Device

Controllers compliant with USB2.0 Full Speed Standard, and rich peripheral interfaces for wide varieties of

application which need bridge to the USB interface.

The CPU architecture of AX6800x utilizes the USB protocols maintenance for those upstream and downstream

ports to the external USB Host and Device and performs packet translation between upstream and downstream

ports. The Root Hub provided all the transactions scheduling and management with CPU to maintain to the all

adapted USB devices. The Host and Device controller with DMA engine provide the data transmission between

the USB bus from/to on-chip 32KB SRAM.

In addition to stand-alone application, AX6800x with USB protocol suite running on-chip and various serial host

interfaces supported, High Speed UART or High Speed SPI, can be used as a data bridge from/to USB interface in

an embedded system.

A 12 MHz crystal is needed for internal 96 MHz PLL to provide the 48 and 12 MHz for USB related and the

typical operating frequency of AX6800x is 48 or 96MHz. AX6800x also integrates power-on reset circuit on-chip

that can simplify external reset circuit on PCB and prevent the program code corrupt in Flash memory.

AX6800x is available in 100-pin LQFP or 64-pin QFN RoHS compliant package and the recommended operating

temperature range is 0 to 70°C.

AX6800x provides cost effective solution to enable simple, easy, and low cost integration capability for KVM

applications. It could also provide highly programmable flexibility and compatibility.

1.2 Product Selection Guide

Below table shows the major differences among the 2 available part numbers.

Part Number

Flash Program

Memory (bytes)

CPU SRAM

Data Memory

(bytes)

USB

Host/Device

Ports

GPIO

Package

Operating

Temperature

AX68002 QF

128K

32K

2+2

16

64-pin QFN

0 to 70°C

AX68004 LF

128K

32K

4+4

32

100-pin LQFP

0 to 70°C

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1.3 AX6800x Block Diagram

Note: U[3:2]_SCL, U[3:2]_SDA, TM[2:0]_CK, TM[2:0]_GT, INT0, PS2A_CK, PS2A_D, PS2B_CK, PS2B_D,

CTS1, SDR1 RI1, DCD1, P1[7:0], P3[7:0], U2_VBUS, U2_DP, U2_DM, D[3:2]_VBEN, D[3:2]_VOC,

D[3:2]_DP, D[3:2]_DM are for AX68004 only.

Figure 1-1: AX6800x Block Diagram

PS2A_CK, PS2A_D,

PS2B_CK, PS2B_D

Power Management

Unit

Watchdog Timer

3 Timer/Counters

Interrupt Controller

Debugger

1T 8051/80390 Core

CPU

32KB

Data SRAM

Memory Arbiter &

DMA Controllers

USB Host Controller

& Root Hub

USB Device

Controller0

USB Device

Controller1

USB Device

Controller2

USB Device

Controller3

128KB Program

Flash Memory &

1KB Information

Page

Flash Controller

32 GPIO

Misc.

POR & Reset Gen.

High Speed SPI

Master

High Speed SPI

Slave

I2C Master

I2C Slave [3:0]

UART0

TM[2:0]_CK, TM[2:0]_GT

INT0

TXD0, RXD0

Memory Access

P0[7:0], P1[7:0],

P2[7:0], P3[7:0]

DB_DO, DB_CKO, DB_DI

D[3:0]_VBEN, D[3:0]_VOC,

D[3:0]_DP, D[3:0]_DM

MSS[2:0], MSCLK,

MMOSI, MMISO

U0_VBUS, U0_DP, U0_DM

U1_VBUS, U1_DP, U1_DM

U2_VBUS, U2_DP, U2_DM

U3_VBUS, U3_DP, U3_DM

SCL, SDA

U[3:0]_SCL, U[3:0]_SDA

RST_N

SSS, SSCLK,

SMOSI, SMISO

Buzzer

SFR Access

PS2

RXD1, TXD1, CTS1, SDR1

RI1, DCD1, RTS1/DE1

DTR1/RE1

High Speed UART 1

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1.4 AX6800x Pinout Diagram

AX68002 is housed in a 64-pin QFN package.

Figure 1-2: AX68002 Pinout Diagram

D0_DP

D0_DM

D1_DP

D1_DM

VDDK

RST_N

D0_VBEN / P00

D1_VBEN / P02

D0_VOC / P01

D1_VOC / P03

P04 / MSS0 / SSS

VDDIO

P21 / DB_DI

P06 / MMOSI / SMOSI

P07 / MMISO / SMISO

VDDK

AX68002

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

U1_SCL / P06

U1_SDA / P07

VDDK

U0_SCL / P04

U0_SDA / P05

SDA

SCL

VDDIO

P00 / RXD1

P01 / TXD1

P02 / RTS1 / DE1

VDDK

P03 / DTR1 / RE1

P27 / DCD1

P26 / RI1

P25 / DSR1

32

31

30

29

28

27

26

25

24

23

22

21

20

19

18

17

VSS_FLASH

VDD_FLASH

TEST_MODE

SYSCK_SEL

BURN_FLASH_EN

VDDK

BURN_FLASH_921K

BUZZER / MSS2

VSS

P20 / MSS1

VDDIO

P05 / MSCLK / SSCLK

P22 / DB_CKO

P23 / DB_DO

VDDK

P24 / CTS1

48

47

46

45

44

43

42

41

40

39

38

37

36

35

34

33

49

50

51

52

53

54

55

56

57

58

59

60

61

62

63

64

VDDA_USB

U0_DP

U0_DM

VSSA_USB

U1_DP

U1_DM

VDDA_PLL

VSSA_PLL

XOUT

XIN

VDDK

RXD0

TXD0

VDDIO

U1_VBUS

U0_VBUS

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AX68004 is housed in a 100-pin LQFP package.

Figure 1-3: AX68004 Pinout Diagram

D0_DP

D0_DM

D2_DM

D2_DP

D1_DP

D1_DM

D3_DM

D3_DP

VDDK

RST_N

D0_VBEN / P00

D1_VBEN / P02

D0_VOC / P01

D1_VOC / P03

VSS

P04 / MSS0 / SSS

D2_VBEN

VDDIO

P21 / DB_DI

D3_VBEN

P06 / MMOSI / SMOSI

D3_VOC

P07 / MMISO / SMISO

D2_VOC

VDDK

AX68004

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

U2_SCL

U1_SCL / P06

U2_SDA

U1_SDA / P07

VDDK

U0_SCL / P04

U0_SDA / P05

SDA

P10 / TM0_CK

SCL

VDDIO

P00 / RXD1

VSS

P11 / TM0_GT

P01 / TXD1

P12 / TM1_CK

P02 / RTS1 / DE1

P13 / TM1_GT

VDDK

P03 / DTR1/ RE1

P37 / PS2B_D

P27 / DCD1

P26 / RI1

P36 / PS2B_CK

P25 / DSR1

50

49

48

47

46

45

44

43

42

41

40

39

38

37

36

35

34

33

32

31

30

29

28

27

26

VSS_FLASH

VDD_FLASH

TEST_MODE

SYSCK_SEL

P14 / TM2_CK

BURN_FLASH_EN

VDDK

P15 / TM2_GT

BURN_FLASH_921K

P16 / INT0

BUZZER / MSS2

P17 / MSS2

P20 / MSS1

VDDIO

P30 / SSS / MSS0

P05 / MSCLK / SSCLK

P31 / SSCLK / MSCLK

P22 / DB_CKO

P32 / SMOSI / MMOSI

P23 / DB_DO

VDDK

P33 / SMISO / MMISO

P24 / CTS1

P34 / PS2A_CK

P35 / PS2A_D

75

74

73

72

71

70

69

68

67

66

65

64

63

62

61

60

59

58

57

56

55

54

53

52

51

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

92

93

94

95

96

97

98

99

100

VDDA_USB

U0_DP

U0_DM

VSSA_USB

U2_DM

U2_DP

U1_DP

U1_DM

U3_DM

U3_DP

VDDA_PLL

VSSA_PLL

XOUT

XIN

VDDK

RXD0

U3_SCL

TXD0

VDDIO

U3_SDA

VSS

U2_VBUS

U1_VBUS

U0_VBUS

U3_VBUS

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1.5 Signal Description

Following abbreviations are used in “Type” column of following pin description tables. Note that some I/O pins

with multiple signal definitions on the same pin may have different attribute in “Type” column for different signal

definition.

AB

Analog Bi-directional I/O

O5

Output, 3.3V with 5V tolerant

AI

Analog Input

PU

Internal Pull-Up (75K)

AO

Analog Output

PD

Internal Pull-Down (75K)

B3

Bi-directional I/O, 3.3V

P

Power and ground pin

B5

Bi-directional I/O, 3.3V with 5V tolerant

S

Schmitt Trigger

I3

Input, 3.3V

T

Tri-state

I5

Input, 3.3V with 5V tolerant

4m

4mA driving strength

O3

Output, 3.3V

8m

8mA driving strength

For example, pin 12 in AX68004 package can be P00 or RXD0. If P00 is selected, its Type is B5/4m/PU; if RXD1

is selected, its Type is I5. In other words, the PU (internal pull-up) only takes effect in P00 signal mode while

RXD1 signal mode doesn’t. User should refer to the table specific to desired function for exact pin type definition.

The multi-function pin settings are configured by Hardware Configuration (HWCFG) in Flash Information Page

Memory. The following abbreviations are used in pin description tables.

Table 1-1: Chip Clock and Reset Pin Description

Chip Clock and Reset

Pin Name

Type

Pin No

Pin Description

64

100

XIN

AI

58

89

12MHz crystal input or oscillator clock input.

This clock is always required for the USB functions and, in most

cases, used as clock reference to the internal 96MHz PLL which

generates 96MHz as main operating system clock.

The recommended reference frequency is 12MHz +/-50ppm, 45 ~

55% clock duty cycle. Note that this input pin is 3.3V tolerant.

XOUT

AB

57

88

12MHz crystal output.

RST_N

I5/PU/S

43

66

Chip Reset input, active low.

RST_N is the hardware reset input used to reset this chip. This input is

AND with internal Power-On-Reset (POR) circuit, which generates the

main system reset for this chip.

SYSCK_SEL

I5/PU

29

47

Operating SYStem ClocK frequency SELection input:

0: Select 48MHz operating system clock, please tie to logic low.

1: Select 96MHz operating system clock, please tie to logic high or

NC.

TEST_MODE

I5/PD

30

48

Test Mode enable. For normal operation, please always tie to logic low

or NC.

VDDA_PLL

P

55

86

Analog Power for internal 96MHz PLL, 1.8V.

VSSA_PLL

P

56

87

Analog Ground for internal 96MHz PLL.

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Table 1-2: Chip Configuration Pin Description

Chip Configuration Pins

Pin Name

Type

Pin No

Pin Description

64

100

BURN_FLASH

_EN

I5/PD

28

45

Please NC or pull down with 10Kohm to allow the CPU to proceed with

normal boot after power-on reset and to disable In-System-Programming

(ISP) mode via UART 0.

Please pull up with 4.7Kohm to temporarily enable ISP mode for initial

Flash memory programming via UART 0. This puts the CPU in reset state

during the ISP mode.

BURN_FLASH

_921K

I5/PU

26

42

When ISP mode is enabled (BURN_FLASH_EN = pull-up), please NC

or pull up with 10Kohm to enable higher speed of 921.6Kbps baud rate at

UART 0.

Please pull down with 4.7Kohm to enable normal speed of 115.2Kbps

baud rate at UART 0 during ISP mode.

When the ISP mode is disabled (BURN_FLASH_EN = pull-down), this

pin has no effect.

Table 1-3: USB Transceiver Pin Description

USB Transceiver Pins

Pin Name

Type

Pin No

Pin Description

64

100

U0_DP

AB

50

77

Upstream USB Port 0 D+.

U0_DM

AB

51

78

Upstream USB Port 0 D-.

U1_DP

AB

53

82

Upstream USB Port 1 D+.

U1_DM

AB

54

83

Upstream USB Port 1 D-.

U2_DP

AB

-

81

Upstream USB Port 2 D+.

U2_DM

AB

-

80

Upstream USB Port 2 D-.

U3_DP

AB

-

85

Upstream USB Port 3 D+.

U3_DM

AB

-

84

Upstream USB Port 3 D-.

D0_DP

AB

48

75

Downstream USB Port0 D+.

D0_DM

AB

47

74

Downstream USB Port0 D-.

D1_DP

AB

46

71

Downstream USB Port1 D+.

D1_DM

AB

45

70

Downstream USB Port1 D-.

D2_DP

AB

-

72

Downstream USB Port2 D+.

D2_DM

AB

-

73

Downstream USB Port2 D-.

D3_DP

AB

-

68

Downstream USB Port3 D+.

D3_DM

AB

-

69

Downstream USB Port3 D-.

VDDA_USB

P

49

76

Power for USB Transceivers, 3.3V.

VSSA_USB

P

52

79

Ground for USB Transceivers.

Table 1-4: USB Upstream (Device Controller) VBUS Pin Description

USB Upstream VBUS Pins

Pin Name

Type

Pin No

Pin Description

64

100

U0_VBUS

I5, PD

64

99

Upstream Port 0 VBUS. Used to detect the VBUS status for Upstream Port 0

U1_VBUS

I5, PD

63

98

Upstream Port 1 VBUS. Used to detect the VBUS status for Upstream Port 1

U2_VBUS

I5, PD

-

97

Upstream Port 2 VBUS. Used to detect the VBUS status for Upstream Port 2

U3_VBUS

I5, PD

-

100

Upstream Port 3 VBUS. Used to detect the VBUS status for Upstream Port 3

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Table 1-5: USB Downstream (Host Controller) VBUS Control Pin Description

USB Downstream VBUS control Pins

Pin Name

Type

Pin No

Pin Description

64

100

D0_VBEN

O5

42

65

Downstream Port 0 VBUS Enable (1).

D0_VOC

I5,PU

40

63

Downstream Port 0 VBUS Over Current detection (1).

D1_VBEN

O5

41

64

Downstream Port 1 VBUS Enable (2).

D1_VOC

I5,PU

39

62

Downstream Port 1 VBUS Over Current detection (2).

D2_VBEN

O5

-

59

Downstream Port 2 VBUS Enable.

D2_VOC

I5,PU

-

52

Downstream Port 2 VBUS Over Current detection.

D3_VBEN

O5

-

56

Downstream Port 3 VBUS Enable.

D3_VOC

I5,PU

-

54

Downstream Port 3 VBUS Over Current detection.

Note 1: To enable these multi-function pins, please set USB_D0_PSEL = 0 in HWCFG offset 0x003 or

USB_D0_PSEL = 1 but MP0_10_PSEL = 0 in HWCFG offset 0x001.

Note 2: To enable these multi-function pins, please set USB_D1_PSEL = 0 in HWCFG offset 0x003 or

USB_D1_PSEL = 1 but MP0_32_PSEL = 0 in HWCFG offset 0x001.

Table 1-6: I2C Pin Description

I2C Interface

Pin Name

Type

Pin No

Pin Description

64

100

SCL

O5/T/4m

7

10

I2C Serial Clock line for I2C master controller.

SCL is a tri-stateable output, which requires an external pull-up resistor.

SDA

B5/T/4m

6

8

I2C Serial Data line for I2C master controller.

SDA is a tri-stateable output, which require an external pull-up resistor.

U0_SCL

I5/4m

4

6

I2C Upstream (slave) controller 0 Serial Clock line (3).

U0_SCL requires an external pull-up resistor.

U0_SDA

B5/T/4m

5

7

I2C Upstream (slave) controller 0 Serial Data line (3).

U0_SDA is a tri-stateable output, which requires an external pull-up resistor.

U1_SCL

I5/4m

1

2

I2C Upstream (slave) controller 1 Serial Clock line (4).

U1_SCL requires an external pull-up resistor.

U1_SDA

B5/T/4m

2

4

I2C Upstream (slave) controller 1 Serial Data line (4).

U1_SDA is a tri-stateable output, which requires an external pull-up resistor.

U2_SCL

I5/4m

-

1

I2C Upstream (slave) controller 2 Serial Clock line.

U2_SCL requires an external pull-up resistor.

U2_SDA

B5/T/4m

-

3

I2C Upstream (slave) controller 2 Serial Data line.

U2_SDA is a tri-stateable output, which requires an external pull-up resistor.

U3_SCL

I5/4m

-

92

I2C Upstream (slave) controller 3 Serial Clock line.

U3_SCL requires an external pull-up resistor.

U3_SDA

B5/T/4m

-

95

I2C Upstream (slave) controller 3 Serial Data line.

U3_SDA is a tri-stateable output, which requires an external pull-up resistor.

Note 3: To enable these multi-function pins, please set I2C_U0_PSEL = 0 in HWCFG offset 0x002 or

I2C_U0_PSEL = 1 but MP0_74_PSEL = 0 in HWCFG offset 0x001.

Note 4: To enable these multi-function pins, please set I2C_U1_PSEL = 0 in HWCFG offset 0x002 or

I2C_U1_PSEL = 1 but MP0_74_PSEL = 0 in HWCFG offset 0x001.

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Table 1-7: UART 0 & Buzzer Pin Description

UART 0 Interface

Pin Name

Type

Pin No

Pin Description

64

100

RXD0

B5/4m/PU

60

91

UART 0 serial Receive Data.

TXD0

O5/4m

61

93

UART 0 serial Transmit Data.

BUZZER

O5/4m

25

40

Buzzer (5).

Note 5: To enable these multi-function pins, please set BUZZER_PSEL = 0 in HWCFG offset 0x003 or

BUZZER_PSEL = 1 but MP1_7_PSEL = 1 in HWCFG offset 0x001.

Table 1-8: GPIO Pin Description

GPIO Interface

Pin Name

Type

Pin No

Pin Description

64

100

P0[7:0]

B5/4m/PU

34, 35, 21,

38, 13, 11,

10, 9

(2, 1, 5, 4,

39, 41, 40,

42)

53, 55, 35,

60, 20, 17,

15, 12

(4, 2, 7, 6, 62,

64, 63, 65)

General Purpose Input/ Output Pins Port 0 (6).

To enable these multi-function pins, please set

MP0_10/32/74_PSEL = 0 in HWCFG offset 0x001. P0 has

two pinout options and the parenthesis indicates the 2nd

option, enabled by setting MP0_10/32/74_PSEL = 1,

USB_D0/D1_PSEL = 1 and, I2C_U0/U1_PSEL = 1.

P1[7:0]

B5/4m/PU

-

39, 41, 43,

46, 18, 16,

14, 9

General Purpose Input/ Output Pins Port 1 (6).

To enable these multi-function pins, please set

MP1_10/32/54/6/7_PSEL = 0 in HWCFG offset 0x001.

P2[7:0]

B5/4m/PU

14, 15, 16,

17, 19, 20,

36, 23

22, 23, 25,

28, 31, 33,

57, 38

General Purpose Input/ Output Pins Port 2 (6).

To enable these multi-function pins, please set

MP2_0/31/54/76_PSEL = 0 in HWCFG offset 0x002.

P3[7:0]

B5/4m/PU

-

21, 24, 26,

27, 29, 32,

34, 36

General Purpose Input/ Output Pins Port 3 (6).

To enable these multi-function pins, please set

MP3_30/74_PSEL = 0 in HWCFGS offset 0x002.

Note 6: Due to internal weak pull-up, user may add stronger external pull-up resistors for these GPIO pins, if

necessary.

Table 1-9: Interrupt Pin Description

Interrupt Interface

Pin Name

Type

Pin No

Pin Description

64

100

INT0

I5/PU

-

41

CPU INTerrupt 0 inputs, active low or falling edge trigger (7).

Note 7: To enable these multi-function pins, please set MP1_6_PSEL = 1 in HWCFG offset 0x001.

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Table 1-10: Timers Pin Description

Timers Interface

Pin Name

Type

Pin No

Pin Description

64

100

TM[2:0]_CK

I5

-

46, 16,

9

TiMer 2, 1, 0 external Clock input (8).

TM[2:0]_GT

I5

-

43, 18,

14

TiMer 2, 1, 0 external GaTe control input (8).

Note 8: To enable these multi-function pins, please set MP1_10/32/54_PSEL = 1 in HWCFG offset 0x001.

Table 1-11: CPU Debugger Pin Description

CPU Debugger Interface

Pin Name

Type

Pin No

Pin Description

64

100

DB_DI

I5/PU

36

57

CPU DeBugger Data Input (9).

DB_CKO

O5/4m

20

33

CPU DeBugger Clock Output (9).

DB_DO

O5/4m

19

31

CPU DeBugger Data Output (9).

Note 9: To enable these multi-function pins, please set MP2_31_PSEL = 1 in HWCFG offset 0x002.

Table 1-12: High Speed UART 1 Pin Description

High Speed UART 1 Interface

Pin Name

Type

Pin No

Pin Description

64

100

RXD1

I5

9

12

UART 1 serial Receive Data (10).

TXD1

O5/4m

10

15

UART 1 serial Transmit Data (10).

CTS1

I5

17

28

UART 1 Clear To Send (11).

DSR1

I5

16

25

UART 1 Data Set Ready (11).

RI1

I5

15

23

UART 1 Ring Indicator (11).

DCD1

I5

14

22

UART 1 Data Carrier Detect (11).

RTS1/DE1

O5/4m

11

17

UART 1 Request To Send/ Driver output Enable (12) (13).

DTR1/RE1

O5/4m

13

20

UART 1 Data Terminal Ready/Receiver output Enable (12) (13).

Note 10: To enable these multi-function pins, please set MP0_10_PSEL = 1 in HWCFG offset 0x001.

Note 11: To enable these multi-function pins, please set MP2_54/76_PSEL = 1 in HWCFG offset 0x002.

Note 12: To enable these multi-function pins, please set MP0_32_PSEL = 1 in HWCFG offset 0x001.

Note 13: To decide use RTS1/DTR1 or DE1/RE1_n please refer high speed UART register description as below

section.

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Table 1-13: High Speed SPI Pin Description

High Speed SPI Interface

Name

Type

Pin No

Pin Description

64

100

MSS0

O5/T/4m

38

60

(36)

SPI Master controller Slave Select 0 (14).

MSS0 is a tri-stateable output, which requires an external pull-up resistor.

MSS1

O5/T/4m

23

38

SPI Master controller Slave Select 1 (15).

MSS1 is a tri-stateable output, which requires an external pull-up resistor.

MSS2

O5/T/4m

- (25)

39

(40)

SPI Master controller Slave Select 2 (16).

MSS2 is a tri-stateable output, which requires an external pull-up resistor.

MSCLK

O5/T/4m

21

35

(34)

SPI Master controller CLocK (14). MSCLK is a tri-stateable output. At Mode 0

or 2, SCLK requires external pull-down resistor; while at Mode 1 or 3, SCLK

requires external pull-up resistor.

MMISO

I5

34

53

(29)

SPI Master controller Master Input Slave Output line (14).

MMISO is used to receive serial data.

MMOSI

O5/T/4m

35

55

(32)

SPI Master controller Master Output Slave Input line (14).

MMOSI is used to transmit serial data and is a tri-stateable output.

SSS

I5

- (38)

36

(60)

SPI Slave controller Slave Select (17).

SSS is an active low input

SSCLK

I5

- (21)

34

(35)

SPI Slave controller CLocK (17).

SMISO

O5/T/4m

- (34)

29

(53)

SPI Slave controller Master Input Slave Output line (17).

SMISO is used to transmit serial data and is a tri-stateable output.

SMOSI

I5

- (35)

32

(55)

SPI Slave controller Master Output Slave Input line (17).

SMOSI is used to receive serial data.

Note 14: To enable these multi-function pins, please set MP0_74_PSEL = 1 in HWCFG offset 0x001 and

SPI_SW_PSEL = 0 in HWCFG offset 0x003.In AX68004 package, MSS0/MSCLK/MMISO/MMOSI

have two pinouts options, and the parenthesis indicates the 2nd option, enabled by setting MP3_30_PSEL

= 1 in HWCFG offset 0x003 and SPI_SW_PSEL = 1.

Note 15: To enable these multi-function pins, please set MP2_0_PSEL = 1 in HWCFG offset 0x002.

Note 16: To enable these multi-function pins, please set MP1_7_PSEL = 1 in HWCFG offset 0x001. MSS2 have

two pinouts options, and the parenthesis indicates the 2nd option, enabled by setting BUZZER_PSEL = 1

in HWCFG offset 0x003.

Note 17: To enable these multi-function pins, please set MP3_30_PSEL = 1 and SPI_SW_PSEL = 0. In AX68004

package, SSS/SSCLK/SMISO/SMOSI has two pinouts options, and the parenthesis indicates the 2nd

option, enabled by setting MP0_74_PSEL = 1 and SPI_SW_PSEL = 1.

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Table 1-14: PS2 Pin Description

PS2 Interface

Pin Name

Type

Pin No

Pin Description

64

100

PS2A_CK

B5/T/4m

-

27

PS2 controller A ClocK line (18).

PS2A_CK is a tri-stateable output, which requires an external pull-up

resistor.

PS2A_D

B5/T/4m

-

26

PS2 controller A Data line (18).

PS2A_D is a tri-stateable output, which requires an external pull-up resistor.

PS2B_CK

B5/T/4m

-

24

PS2 controller B ClocK line (18).

PS2B_CK is a tri-stateable output, which requires an external pull-up

resistor.

PS2B_D

B5/T/4m

-

21

PS2 controller B Data line (18).

PS2B_D is a tri-stateable output, which requires an external pull-up resistor.

Note 18: To enable these multi-function pins, please set MP3_74_PSEL = 1 in HWCFG offset 0x002.

Table 1-15: Power, Ground Pin Description

Power, Ground

Pin Name

Type

Pin No

Pin Description

64

100

VDDIO

P

8, 22, 37,

62

11, 37,

58, 94

Digital Power for I/O pins, 3.3V.

Please add a 0.1uF bypass capacitor between each VCCIO and

GND.

VDDK

P

3, 12, 18,

27, 33,

44, 59

5, 19, 30,

44, 51,

67, 90

Digital Power for core, 1.8V.

Please add a 0.1uF bypass capacitor between each VCCK and

GND.

VSS

P

24

13, 61, 96

Digital Ground for core and I/O pins.

VDD_FLASH

P

31

49

Power for flash memory pin, 1.8V.

VSS_FLASH

P

32

50

Ground for flash memory pin.

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2.0 Function Description

2.1 Clock Generation

AX6800x requires an external 12MHz crystal as the main clock source. The clock source provides the reference

timing to the internal 96MHz PLL (Phase-Locked Loop) block to generate 96MHz clock. The 96MHz clock can be

divided to 48 and 12MHz clock. The SYSCK_SEL input is used to select the operating system clock frequency

between 48MHz and 96MHz. The 12MHz and 48MHz can be used as the clock source for the USB process to

handle the data transmission and some USB protocol scheme. The recommended reference frequency of external

12MHz Crystal is 12MHz +/-50ppm, 45 ~ 55% clock duty cycle.

2.2 Reset Generation

During the VDDIO power-on, the internal Power-On-Reset (POR) can generate a reset pulse to reset all the

function blocks, including Flash memory, CPU Core and all the peripherals, when the VDDIO power pin rises to

certain threshold voltage level. The RST_N input is “AND” operating with the POR output so the manual reset

event can be applied by external system circuitry.

NOTICE: Due to AX6800x needs to be supplied dual powers for all IO and core powers and the POR is designed

to detect the VDDIO power only. It is important to make sure the VDDK stabled before VDDIO ramp up or down

cross the Vrr and Vfr voltages. Suggested the VDDIO and VDDK are from same power source and use LDO

regulator for 1.8V power source (Drop Out voltage ≤ 0.3 V) on the board level design. Please reference Section 4.3

and 4.4 for the detail.

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2.3 CPU Core and Debugger

2.3.1 CPU Core

The 1T 8051/80390 CPU core of AX6800x is an ultra-high performance, speed optimized, 8-bit embedded

controller dedicated for operation with fast on-chip memories. The CPU core has been designed with a special

concern about performance to power consumption ratio. The CPU core is 100% binary-compatible with the

industry standard 8051 8-bit micro-controller. The CPU core can address up to 128K bytes of linear program

space. The CPU core has Pipelined RISC architecture, which can be 10 times faster compared to standard

architecture and executes 96 million instructions per second when operating in 96Mhz.

The main features of 1T 8051/80390 CPU core are listed below:

 100% software compatible with industry standard 8051

 Maximum operating clock frequency of 96M Hz

 Pipelined RISC architecture enables to execute instructions 10 times faster compared to standard 8051

 20-bit FLAT program addressing mode – 80C390 instructions set

 16-bit LARGE program addressing mode – 80C51 instructions set

 24 times faster multiplication

 12 times faster addition

 256 bytes of internal (on-chip) Data Memory

 Up to 128K bytes of Program Memory

 On-chip SRAM used for mirrored program: 0 to 8K bytes

 On-chip Flash memory used for program: 0 to 128K bytes in FLAT mode

 Up to 32K bytes of External Data Memory(xDATA)

 User programmable Program Memory wait states

2.3.2 Debugger

The Debugger inside AX6800x provides an in-circuit emulator feature and it is used to connect to an external

In-Circuit-Emulation (ICE) adaptor board, which manages communication between the Debugger inside

AX6800x and the Debug Software on a PC. The Hardware Assisted Debugger (HAD2) is the ICE adaptor board

that manages communication between the Debugger inside AX6800x and an USB port of the host PC running

Debug Software.

The Debug Software is a Windows based application. It is fully compatible with all existing 8051/80390 C

compilers and Assemblers. The Debug Software allows user to work in two major modes: software simulator

mode and hardware debugger mode. Those two modes assure software validation in simulation mode and then

real-time debugging of developed software inside AX6800x using debugger mode. Once loaded, the program may

be observed in Source Window, run at full-speed, single stepped by machine or C level instructions, or stopped at

any of the breakpoints.

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2.4 Flash Controller and On-Chip Flash Memory

2.4.1 Program Loader

The Program Loader activates right after chip reset or software reboot command and performs copying CPU

program code from on-chip Flash memory to on-chip 8K bytes Program SRAM for “Program Code Mirroring”.

2.4.2 Flash Controller and In-Application Programming

Flash Controller supports Flash memory access related Word Read, Word Write, Sector Erase, Chip Erase

command signal generation needed for CPU’s special SFR access and software DMA’s write access. Along with

Software DMA controller, it supports various DMA transfer direction such as Flash memory to External Data

Memory (P2D), External Data Memory (xDATA) to Flash memory (D2P), Flash memory to Flash memory (P2P),

etc. for so-called In-Application Programming (IAP) function during run-time. For each Word Write access, Flash

Controller will perform the read back check automatically. If the read back check encountered the mismatch

happened, the Flash Controller will interrupt CPU to inform the current Word Write access is incorrect.

2.4.3 In-System Programming

ISP Controller supports In-System Programming (ISP) function through either UART 0 interface to program

on-chip Flash memory.

Upon enabled (via BURN_FLASH_EN pin), ISP controller allows on-chip Flash memory to be programmed by

ASIX’s Flash Programming utility software on a PC with a standard RS-232 port. The link speed (baud rate) of

UART 0 used for communicating to the PC’s RS-232 port can be selectable between 921.6K or 115.2K bps (via

BURN_FLASH_921K pin). When developing AX6800x software or manufacturing AX6800x based systems,

ASIX’s Flash Programming utility can provide easy and fast Flash memory programming capability.

2.4.4 On-Chip Flash Memory

The main features of the on-chip Flash memory are listed below,

 Requires only 1.8V power for read, erase and write operations

 Fast Read, Write and Erase

 Read access time: 40ns

 Write (programming) access time: 20us (typical)

 Page erase time: 2ms

 Mass Erase time: 10ms

 Minimum 100,000 erase/program cycles

 Minimum 10 years data retention under maximum 20 times pre-cycles

 Program code download protection in hardware to prevent unauthorized program code download.

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2.5 Memory Controller and On-Chip Data Memory

AX6800x supports xDATA memory of CPU up to 32K bytes.

The Memory Arbiter – provides fair access arbitration for xDATA memory (on-chip 32KB Data SRAM) among

CPU and the DMA Controllers.

2.6 DMA Controller

The DMA Controllers support direct xDATA memory (on-chip 32KB Data SRAM) read and write access without

CPU intervention for the USB Host Controller, USB Device Controller, High Speed SPI, I2C, High Speed UART

1, as well as bulk data copy for Software DMA.

2.7 Interrupt Controller

The Interrupt Controller supports one external interrupt pin, INT0, having two levels of interrupt priority control.

They can be in high or low-level priority group (set via IP and EIP SFR register). The INT0 external interrupt pins

can be either low-level trigger or falling-edge trigger. Also, the Interrupt Controller supports various interrupt

requests internal to AX6800x, again each having two levels of interrupt priority control.

2.8 Watchdog Timer

The Watchdog Timer is a user programmable clock counter that can serve as:

 A time-base generator

 An event timer

 System supervisor

The watchdog timer runs on the operating system clock, which supplies to a series of dividers. The divider output

is selectable, and determines interval between timeouts.

When the timeout is reached, an interrupt flag will be set, and if enabled, a reset will occur (to reset CPU core). The

interrupt flag will cause an interrupt to occur if enabled. The reset and interrupt are discrete functions that may be

acknowledged or ignored, together or separately for various applications.

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2.9 Power Management Unit

Table 2-1 below lists the 3 possible modes of operation of AX6800x, namely Full Speed mode, STOP mode, Deep

Sleep mode. For typical power consumption of AX6800x in these operation modes, please refer to Section 4.2.

Operation Mode

Description

Full Speed

The operating system clock of CPU and peripherals is running at full clock rate (i.e.,

48 or 96 MHz, depending on SYSCK_SEL setting).

STOP

The STOP mode is when CPU is in complete stop mode, the operating system clock of

CPU and peripherals is turned off, but the 12MHz crystal oscillation and 96MHz PLL

clock still run.

Deep Sleep

The Deep Sleep mode is when CPU is in complete stop mode, the operating system

clock of CPU and peripherals is turned off, and the 12MHz crystal oscillation and

96MHz PLL clock are turned off too.

Table 2-1: Three Power Management Operation Modes of AX6800x

2.10 Timers and Counters

The CPU of AX6800x provides three 16-bit timer/counters, namely, Timer 0, Timer 1, and a fully compatible with

the standard 8052 Timer 2, and one dedicated Millisecond Timer, which is programmable with 1ms resolution for

software use.

In the “timer mode”, timer registers are incremented in every 12 or 4 operating system clock periods when

appropriate timer is enabled. In the “counter mode”, the timer registers are incremented at every falling transition

on their corresponding input pins: TM0_CK, TM1_CK or TM2_CK. The input pins are sampled at every operating

system clock period.

2.11 UARTs

AX6800x supports 2 UART interfaces, namely, UART 0 and High Speed UART 1. The UART 0 has the same

functionality as standard 8051 UARTs and both support full duplex and receive double-buffered, meaning it can

commence reception of a second byte before a previously received byte has been read from the receive register.

The High Speed UART 1 of AX6800x is compatible with standard 16550 device architecture that provides serial

communication capabilities to communicate with Modem or other external device (e.g. computer) using RS-232 or

RS-485 protocols. The High Speed UART 1 supports transfer baud rate up to 921.6 Kbps, provides 16-byte

Transmitter and Receiver FIFO for data buffering, supports DMA mode burst transfer for data receive and transmit

process, and supports Auto-hardware flow control (Auto-RTS and Auto-CTS) and Auto-software flow control

(Auto-send and Auto-detect Xon and Xoff characters) to reduce CPU/software loading.

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2.12 GPIOs

The CPU of AX6800x supports four 8-bit bi-directional, open-drain, general purpose input and output ports,

namely, P0[7:0], P1[7:0], P2[7:0] and P3[7:0]. Each port bit can be individually accessed by bit addressable

instructions.

For the special application, like push button, P0 and P2 support de-bounce and interrupt function which can be

programmed to detect the rising, falling edge and both interrupt event. Each bit in these two ports support the

wake-up function also. It can wake-up CPU from STOP or deep sleep mode. The function can be enabled or

disabled separately per bit.

2.13 Buzzer Controller

The Buzzer Controller of AX6800x supports 8 kinds of frequency and 5 duration times can be selected. CPU can

start the buzzer sound and will be interrupted when the duration is time up.

2.14 I2C Controller

The I2C Controller of AX6800x consists of an I2C master controller to support communication to external I2C

devices (Monitor), 2/4 I2C slave controllers to support communication to external Host with I2C master (PC).

I2C master controller supports the auto-detection function to detect the external monitor has been

plugged/un-plugged and the auto-load function to load the EDID contents from external monitor to internal 32KB

SRAM automatically.

Each I2C slave controller also supports the DMA function to read EDID information from 32KB SRAM to

external Host automatically.

2.15 High Speed SPI Controller

The High Speed Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) Controller provides a full-duplex, synchronous serial

communication interface (4 wires) to flexibly work with numerous SPI peripheral devices or microcontroller with

SPI master. The High Speed SPI Controller consists of a High Speed SPI master controller with 3 slave select pins,

MSS[2:0], to connect up to 7 SPI devices and a High Speed SPI slave controller to support communication with

external microcontroller with SPI master.

For high performance applications, the High Speed SPI Controller in master and slave mode both support

burst-type transfer for receiving data from SPI bus to CPU xDATA memory via DMA write access (SPI RX

DMA) and for transmitting data from xDATA memory to SPI bus via DMA read access (SPI TX DMA).

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2.16 PS/2 Controller

The PS/2 Controller provides two independent PS/2 serial interfaces to the bidirectional protocol that can handle

data transmission between the host (PC) and the PS/2 device (Keyboard or Mouse). It also supports error detection

(for parity and stop bit) on all data received from PS/2 device and the timer control to timeout the device which

failed to respond and clock period.

2.17 USB Root Hub and Host Controller

The USB Host Controller built-in one root hub and provide 2/4 downstream ports to communication with

numerous USB full/low speed devices and compliant USB2.0 Full/Low speed standard, supporting data transfer at

full speed (12Mbit/s) and low speed (1.5 Mbit/s).

The USB Host Controller supports UHCI data transfer type schedule order to transfer Isochronous, Interrupt,

Control and Bulk data type, each packet type can be enabled or disabled by software commands. It also supports

one memory buffer to store receive or transfer data, and the memory buffer be divided to 3 memory area, namely,

ISTL, INTL and ATL, for four USB transfer type as above mention, each memory area also be divided to more

little buffer and it calls Transfer Descriptor (TD) structure. The total memory size is limited up to 4K bytes by Host

Control (HC) in 32KB Data SRAM.

The USB Host Controller supports 8 TDs for ISTL, 32 TDs for INTL and ATL in once transfer, the ISTL transfer

is also support automatic to synchronization one in advance assignment SOF interval per software assign, each

INTL TD also supports automatic interrupt polling rate to reduce CPU/software loading, the ATL supports two

different block size for control and bulk transfer enhancement memory used.

2.18 USB Device Controller

The AX6800x built-in 2/4 USB Device Controllers, compliant USB 2.0 Full-speed standard, supporting data

transfer at full speed (12Mbit/s) only.

The USB Device Controller supports 8 controllable Device Addresses and each Device Address supports 8

configurable Endpoints. Each Endpoint supports four kinds of transfer types, Control, Bulk, Interrupt and

Isochronous. AX6800x provides the programmable Maximum packet size and buffer Size for these transfer types.

The USB Device Controller can reference the Endpoint Index Table in xDATA memory for the pointer of the

Endpoint buffers to store the receiving/transmitting packet data to/from xDATA memory.

Each USB Device Controller integrated the controllable pull up resistance. It can be enabled when software

detected the VBUS supplied from external Host Controller (Attached) or disabled to disconnect the external Host

Device. Furthermore, the USB Device Controller also supports suspend function when bus idle over the

specification of USB standard and wakeup function for USB resume protocol, bus reset and cable plug/unplug.

The USB Device Controller responds the device status like USB bus status, endpoint transfer status, enhanced

IN-NAK status (responded the host when data not ready for IN transfer) for bulk transfer and other endpoint status

to CPU used by registers and interrupt. There is a 16-stage FIFO to record the endpoint transfer success status for

the interrupt status register. Software uses them to handle Endpoint transaction protocol with the external host

controller.

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3.0 Memory Map Description

3.1 Hardware Configuration with Flash information Memory Map

The Hardware Configuration in flash information page is used to store the chip hardware settings for the

multi-function pin related settings.

The Hardware Configuration settings are from 0x000 ~ 0x00F in flash information page. It will be loaded into the

chip by the Program Loader after chip power on reset.

The Software Configuration settings are from 0x010 in same information page. It is reserved for the Firmware

used. Normally software will store some important parameters like vender ID, product ID and so on … in this field

and will be used by the CPU Driver during initialization.

Below table shows the Hardware Configuration (HWCFG) memory map.

Table 3-1: Hardware Configuration Flash Information Memory Map

Offset

Description

0x000

Flag

0x003 ~ 0x001

Multi-function Pin Setting 2 ~ 0 (3 Bytes, 0: LSB)

0x004

Programmable USB Pull Disable

0x005

Reserved

0x00F ~ 0x006

Reserved for Hardware future use

0x2FF ~ 0x010

Reserved for Software Configuration settings

0x3FF ~ 0x300

Reserved for Flash manufacturing use

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3.1.1 Flag (0x00)

This field indicated the Hardware Parameter Setting is valid or not. The value should be 0xA6 to indicate those

Hardware settings have been programed into information sector normally and Bootloader can use these values to

configure the hardware. If the setting is invalid, bootloader will not load these values and will remind the

multi-function IO in blocked state.

3.1.2 Multi-function Pin Setting (0x03 ~ 0x01)

Multi-function Pin Setting 0 (0x01)

Bit

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

0

Name

MP1_7_P

SEL

MP1_6_P

SEL

MP1_54_P

SEL

MP1_32_P

SEL

MP1_10_

PSEL

MP0_74_

PSEL

MP0_32_P

SEL

MP0_10_P

SEL

Reset Value

0

Bit

Name

Description

0

MP0_10_

PSEL

CPU GPIO Port 0, Bit 1 ~ 0 Pin Select.

This selects the desired pin function of below multi-function pins (port 0 or HS UART 1).

QFN

Pin #

LQFP

Pin #

MP0_10_PSEL

= 0

= 1

9

12

P00

RXD1

10

15

P01

TXD1

1

MP0_32_

PSEL

CPU GPIO Port 0, Bit 3 ~ 2 Pin Select.

This selects the desired pin function of below multi-function pins (port 0 or HS UART 1).

QFN

Pin #

LQFP

Pin #

MP0_32_PSEL

= 0

= 1

11

17

P02

RTS1/DE1

13

20

P03

DTR1/RE1

2

MP0_74_

PSEL

CPU GPIO Port 0, Bit 7 ~ 4 Pin Select.

This selects the desired pin function of below multi-function pins (port 0 or SPI Master).

QFN

Pin #

LQFP

Pin #

MP0_74_PSEL

= 0

= 1

38

60

P04

MSS0

21

35

P05

MSCLK

35

55

P06

MMOSI

34

53

P07

MMISO

3

MP1_10_

PSEL

CPU GPIO Port 1, Bit 1 ~ 0 Pin Select.

This selects the desired pin function of below multi-function pins (port 1 or Timer0).

QFN

Pin #

LQFP

Pin #

MP1_10_PSEL

= 0

= 1

--

9

P10

TM0_CK

--

14

P11

TM0_GT

4

MP1_32_

PSEL

CPU GPIO Port 1, Bit 3 ~ 2 Pin Select.

This selects the desired pin function of below multi-function pins (port 1 or Timer1).

QFN

Pin #

LQFP

Pin #

MP1_32_PSEL

= 0

= 1

--

16

P12

TM1_CK

--

18

P13

TM1_GT

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5

MP1_54_

PSEL

CPU GPIO Port 1, Bit 7 ~ 4 Pin Select.

This selects the desired pin function of below multi-function pins (port 1 or Timer2).

QFN

Pin #

LQFP

Pin #

MP1_54_PSEL

= 0

= 1

--

46

P14

TM2_CK

--

43

P15

TM2_GT

6

MP1_6_

PSEL

CPU GPIO Port 1, Bit 6 Pin Select.

This selects the desired pin function of below multi-function pins (port 1 or INT0/external

wakeup).

QFN

Pin #

LQFP

Pin #

MP1_6_PSEL

= 0

= 1

--

41

P16

INT0/EXT

7

MP1_7_

PSEL

CPU GPIO Port 1, Bit 7 Pin Select.

This selects the desired pin function of below multi-function pins (port 1 or MSS2).

QFN

Pin #

LQFP

Pin #

MP1_7_PSEL

= 0

= 1

--

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P17

MSS2

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Multi-function Pin Setting 1 (0x02)

Bit

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

0

Name

I2C_U1_P

SEL

I2C_U0_P

SEL

MP3_74_P

SEL

MP3_30_P

SEL

MP2_76_

PSEL

MP2_54_

PSEL

MP2_31_P

SEL

MP2_0_PS

EL

Reset Value

0

Bit

Name

Description

0

MP2_0_

PSEL

CPU GPIO Port 2, Bit 0 Pin Select.

This selects the desired pin function of below multi-function pins (port 2 or MSS1).

QFN

Pin #

LQFP

Pin #

MP2_0_PSEL

= 0

= 1

23

38

P20

MSS1

1

MP2_31_

PSEL

CPU GPIO Port 2, Bit 3 ~ 1 Pin Select.

This selects the desired pin function of below multi-function pins (port 2 or DOCD).

QFN

Pin #

LQFP

Pin #

MP2_31_PSEL

= 0

= 1

36

57

P21

DB_DI

20

33

P22

DB_CKO

19

31

P23

DB_DO

2

MP2_54_

PSEL

CPU GPIO Port 2, Bit 5 ~ 4 Pin Select.

This selects the desired pin function of below multi-function pins (port 2 or HSUART).

QFN

Pin #

LQFP

Pin #

MP2_54_PSEL

= 0

= 1

17

28

P24

CTS1

16

25

P25

DSR1

3

MP2_76_

PSEL

CPU GPIO Port 2, Bit 7 ~ 6 Pin Select.

This selects the desired pin function of below multi-function pins (port 2 or HSUART).

QFN

Pin #

LQFP

Pin #

MP2_76_PSEL

= 0

= 1

15

23

P26

RI1

14

22

P27

DCD1

4

MP3_30_

PSEL

CPU GPIO Port 3, Bit 3 ~ 0 Pin Select.

This selects the desired pin function of below multi-function pins (port 3 or SPI Slave).

QFN

Pin #

LQFP

Pin #

MP3_30_PSEL

= 0

= 1

--

36

P30

SSS

--

34

P31

SSCLK

--

32

P32

SMOSI

--

29

P33

SMISO

5

MP3_74_

PSEL

CPU GPIO Port 3, Bit 7 ~ 4 Pin Select.

This selects the desired pin function of below multi-function pins (port 3 or PS/2).

QFN

Pin #

LQFP

Pin #

MP3_74_PSEL

= 0

= 1

--

27

P34

PS2A_CK

--

26

P35

PS2A_D

--

24

P36

PS2B_CK

--

21

P37

PS2B_D

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6

I2C_U0_

PSEL

I2C Slave port 0 Pin Select.

This selects the desired pin function of below multi-function pins (I2C slave port0 or Port0).

QFN

Pin #

LQFP

Pin #

I2C_U0_PSEL

= 0

= 1

4

6

U0_SCL

P04

5

7

U0_SDA

P05

Note: if MP0_74_PSEL = 1’b0, the I2C_U0_PSEL will be forced to 1’b0 automatically.

7

I2C_U1_

PSEL

I2C Slave port 1 Pin Select.

This selects the desired pin function of below multi-function pins (I2C slave port1 or Port0).

QFN

Pin #

LQFP

Pin #

I2C_U1_PSEL

= 0

= 1

1

2

U1_SCL

P06

2

4

U1_SDA

P07

Note: if MP0_74_PSEL = 1’b0, the I2C_U1_PSEL will be forced to 1’b0 automatically.

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Multi-function Pin Setting 2 (0x03)

Bit

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

0

Name

Reserved

SPI_SW_

PSEL

BUZZER

_PSEL

USB_D1_

PSEL

USB_D0_

PSEL

Reset Value

0

Bit

Name

Description

0

USB_D0

_PSEL

USB Down Stream Port 0 Pin Select.

This selects the desired pin function of below multi-function pins (USB D0 or port 0).

QFN

Pin #

LQFP

Pin #

USB_D0_PSEL

= 0

= 1

42

65

D0_VBEN

P00

40

63

D0_VOC

P01

Note: if MP0_10_PSEL = 1’b0, the USB_D0_PSEL will be forced to 1’b0 automatically.

1

USB_D1

_PSEL

USB Down Stream Port 1 Pin Select.

This selects the desired pin function of below multi-function pins (USB D1 or port 0).

QFN

Pin #

LQFP

Pin #

USB_D1_PSEL

= 0

= 1

41

64

D1_VBEN

P02

39

62

D1_VOC

P03

Note: if MP0_32_PSEL = 1’b0, the USB_D1_PSEL will be forced to 1’b0 automatically.

2

BUZZER

_PSEL

Buzzer Pin Select.

This selects the desired pin function of below multi-function pins (Buzzer or MSS2).

QFN

Pin #

LQFP

Pin #

BUZZER_PSEL

= 0

= 1

25

40

BUZZER

MSS2

Note: if MP1_7_PSEL = 1’b1, the BUZZER_PSEL will be forced to 1’b0 automatically.

3

SPI_SW_

PSEL

SPI Master and Slave pin swap.

Set this bit to 1 will swap the pin between SPI master and Slave.

QFN

Pin #

LQFP

Pin #

MP3_30_PSEL

= 0

= 1

P04

MSS0

SSS

P05

MSCLK

SSCLK

P06

MMOSI

SMOSI

P07

MMISO

SMISO

P30

SSS

MSS0

P31

SSCLK

MSCLK

P32

SMOSI

MMOSI

P33

SMISO

MMISO

7:4

Reserved

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3.1.3 Programmable USB Pull Disable (0x04)

Programmable USB Pull Disable (0x04)

Bit

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

0

Name

D3PD

D2PD

D1PD

D0PD

U3PU

U2PU

U1PU

U0PU

Reset Value

0

Bit

Name

Description

0

U0PU

USB Up Stream Port0 pull up disable

1: force the D+ 1.5K pull up disable.

0: Control the D+ pull up by Hardware automatically.

Note: when set this bit to 1, should add the external 1.5K pull up for D+ off-chip.

1

U1PU

USB Up Stream Port1 pull up disable

1: force the D+ 1.5K pull up disable.

0: Control the D+ pull up by Hardware automatically.

Note: when set this bit to 1, should add the external 1.5K pull up for D+ off-chip.

2

U2PU

USB Up Stream Port2 pull up disable

1: force the D+ 1.5K pull up disable.

0: Control the D+ pull up by Hardware automatically.

Note: when set this bit to 1, should add the external 1.5K pull up for D+ off-chip.

3

U3PU

USB Up Stream Port3 pull up disable

1: force the D+ 1.5K pull up disable.

0: Control the D+ pull up by Hardware automatically.

Note: when set this bit to 1, should add the external 1.5K pull up for D+ off-chip.

4

D0PD

USB Down Stream Port0 pull down disable

1: force the D+ and D- 15K pull down disable.

0: always pull down the D+ and D- by 15K ohm.

Note: when set this bit to 1, should add the external 15K pull down for D+/D- off-chip.

5

D1PD

USB Down Stream Port1 pull down disable

1: force the D+ and D- 15K pull down disable.

0: always pull down the D+ and D- by 15K ohm.

Note: when set this bit to 1, should add the external 15K pull down for D+/D- off-chip.

6

D2PD

USB Down Stream Port2 pull down disable

1: force the D+ and D- 15K pull down disable.

0: always pull down the D+ and D- by 15K ohm.

Note: when set this bit to 1, should add the external 15K pull down for D+/D- off-chip.

7

D3PD

USB Down Stream Port3 pull down disable

1: force the D+ and D- 15K pull down disable.

0: always pull down the D+ and D- by 15K ohm.

Note: when set this bit to 1, should add the external 15K pull down for D+/D- off-chip.

3.1.4 Reserved (0x05)

This field should be set to 0x00.

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3.2 Program Memory Map

The CPU has separated address spaces for program and data memory. The Program Memory, Internal Data

Memory, External Data Memory (xDATA), SFRs areas each has its own address spaces.

As shown in below figure, the CPU core can address up to 128K bytes of linear program space without bank select.

The CPU starts execution of program code at location 0x000000 in LARGE mode, after each reset. The CPU can

be then switched to FLAT mode to support 128K bytes of linear program code space.

Program Protection Bit is used to protect the program code be read by ISP or DoCD. This bit is located at the bit7

in the last byte of first 8K in flash memory (address 0x01FFF, bit7). If this bit is set to ‘0’, it will enable the

program code protection. Only perform the flash Mass Erase can set this bit back to ‘1’ to unprotect the program

code.

Figure 3-1: The Program Memory Map of CPU

3.3 External Data (xDATA) Memory Map

The data memory of CPU core is divided onto 32 Kbytes of External Data (xDATA) Memory and 256 bytes of

Internal Data Memory, plus a 128-bytes of SFR memory area.

The CPU core can address up to 32 Kbytes of External Data (xDATA) memory space without bank select. The

xDATA memory is accessed by MOVX instructions only.

CPU Program Memory Address

0x00000

On-chip 8KB

SRAM

0x02000

0x01FFF

On-chip

128KB

Flash

Memory

The CPU program code residing on on-chip 8K bytes

Program SRAM is copied from the on-chip Flash memory

space (0x00000 ~ 0x01FFF) by Program Loader hardware

before CPU starts running, so-called “Program Code

Mirroring”.

When CPU executes program code in this range, it always

fetches from on-chip Program SRAM and runs at zero wait

state (1T). This part of the code is usually used for BOOT

code with system initialization functions.

The program code residing on on-chip Flash memory

space (0x02000 ~ 0x1FFFF)

is fetched with wait

states defined by SFR register, WTST [7:0].

0x1FFFF

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3.4 Internal Data Memory and SFR Register Map

The figure below shows the Internal Data Memory (256 bytes) and Special Function Register (SFR) map of CPU

core. The lower internal memory consists of four register banks with eight registers each; a bit addressable

segment with 128 bits (16 bytes) begins at 0x20, and a scratch pad area with 208 bytes. With the indirect

addressing mode, range 0x80 to 0xFF of the highest 128 bytes of the internal memory is addressed. With the direct

addressing mode, range 0x80 to 0xFF, the SFR memory area is accessed.

Figure 3-2: The Internal Memory Map of CPU

Table 3-2 below shows the CPU SFR Register Map. Note that all registers in the column with Offset+0 are bit

addressable.

SFR

Offset

Offset + 0

Offset + 1

Offset + 2

Offset + 3

Offset + 4

Offset + 5

Offset + 6

Offset + 7

0xF8

EIP

0xF0

B

0xE8

EIE

STATUS

MXAX

TA

SPICIR

SPIDR

0xE0

ACC

MCIR

MDR

U1CIR

U1DR

0xD8

WDCON

SDSTSR

DCIR

DDR

PS2CIR

PS2DR

CRR

0xD0

PSW

FCIR

FDR

FCISR

FCDP

PCKEN

0xC8

T2CON

RLDL

RLDH

TL2

TH2

0xC0

HCIS

HCOIS

HCCIR

HCDR

0xB8

IP

DC3ISR

DC3INSR

DC3ESMR

DC3CIR

DC3DR

0xB0

P3

DC2ISR

DC2INSR

DC2ESMR

DC2CIR

DC2DR

0xA8

IE

DC1ISR

DC1INSR

DC1ESMR

DC1CIR

DC1DR

0xA0

P2

DC0ISR

DC0INSR

DC0ESMR

DC0CIR

DC0DR

0x98

SCON0

SBUF0

WKUPSR

ACON

PISSR

UDCSR

0x90

P1

EIF

WTST

DPX0

DPX1

I2CCIR

I2CDR

0x88

TCON

TMOD

TL0

TL1

TH0

TH1

CKCON

CSRR

0x80

P0

SP

DPL0

DPH0

DPL1

DPH1

DPS

PCON

Bolded: are 1T-80390 CPU core related registers.

Italic: AX6800x’s peripheral function’s registers.

(M): SFR register available in Local Bus Master Mode.

(S): SFR register available in Local Bus Slave Mode.

(D): SFR register available in Digital Video Port Mode.

Table 3-2: The CPU SFR Register Map

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4.0 Electrical Specification

4.1 DC Characteristics

4.1.1 Absolute Maximum Ratings

Symbol

Parameter

Rating

Units

VDDK, VDD_FLASH

Digital core power supply.

- 0.5 to 2.5

V

VDDIO

Power supply of 3.3V I/O.

- 0.5 to 4.6

V

VDDA_PLL

Analog power supply for PLL.

- 0.5 to 2.5

V

VDDA_USB

Analog power supply for 3.3V USB I/O.

- 0.5 to 4.6

V

VIN

Input voltage of 3.3V I/O.

- 0.5 to 4.6

V

Input voltage of 3.3V I/O with 5V tolerant.

- 0.5 to 6

V

U[3:0]_DP, U[3:0]_DM,

D[3:0]_DP, D[3:0]_DM

Input Voltage of USB I/O

- 0.5 to 6

V

TSTG

Storage temperature.

- 65 to 150

℃

I IN

DC input current.

50

mA

I OUT

Output short circuit current.

50

mA

Note:

Permanent device damage may occur if absolute maximum ratings are exceeded. Functional operation should be

restricted in the recommended operating condition section of this datasheet. Exposure to absolute maximum rating

condition for extended periods may affect device reliability.

4.1.2 Recommended Operating Condition

Symbol

Parameter

Min

Typ

Max

Units

VDDIO

Power supply of 3.3V I/O.

2.97

3.3

3.63

V

VDDK, VDD_FLASH

Digital core power supply.

1.62

1.8

1.98

V

VDDA_PLL

Analog power supply for PLL.

1.62

1.8

1.98

V

VDDA_USB

Analog power supply for USB I/O.

3.0

3.3

3.6

V

VIN

Input voltage of 3.3 V I/O.

0

3.3

3.63

V

Input voltage of 3.3 V I/O with 5 V tolerant.

0

3.3

5.25

V

Tj

AX6800x operating junction temperature.

-40

25

105

℃

Ta

AX6800x operating ambient temperature.

0

-

70

℃

4.1.3 Leakage Current and Capacitance

Symbol

Parameter

Conditions

Min

Typ

Max

Units

IIN

Input leakage current. No pull-up

or pull-down.

3.3V IO pins. Vin = 3.3 or 0V.

-

±1

-

μA

3.3V with 5V tolerant I/O pins.

Vin = 5 or 0V.

-

±1

-

μA

IOZ

Tri-state leakage current.

-

±1

-

μA

CPAD

Pad capacitance.

-

5

pF

Note:

The capacitance listed above includes pad capacitance and package capacitance.

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4.1.4 DC Characteristics of 3.3V with 5V Tolerant I/O Pins

Symbol

Parameter

Conditions

Min

Typ

Max

Units

VDDIO

Power supply of 3.3V I/O.

3.3V I/O

2.97

3.3

3.63

V

Vil

Input low voltage.

LVTTL

-

0.8

V

Vih

Input high voltage.

2.0

-

V

Vt

Switching threshold.

0.85

0.97

1.09

V

Vt-

Schmitt trigger negative going threshold

voltage.

LVTTL

1.0

1.05

1.13

V

Vt+

Schmitt trigger positive going threshold

voltage

1.85

2.02

2.22

V

Vol

Output low voltage.

|Iol| = 8.65mA(Typ)

-

0.4

V

Voh

Output high voltage.

|Ioh| =

11.2mA(Typ)

2.4

-

V

Vopu (1)

Output pull-up voltage for 5V tolerant IO

With internal

pull-up resistor

VDDIO

– 0.9

-

V

Iol

Output low current.

Vol = 0.4V

5.32

8.65

12

mA

Ioh

Output high current.

Voh = 2.4V

5.52

11.2

18.9

mA

Rpu

Input pull-up resistance.

59.2

73.4

94.9

KΩ

Rpd

Input pull-down resistance.

54.4

74.3

120

KΩ

Iin

Input leakage current.

Vin = 5 or 0V

-

1

μA

Input leakage current with pull-up resistance.

Vin = 0 V

13.4

22.1

34.9

μA

Input leakage current with pull-down

resistance.

Vin = VDDIO

9.98

21.1

39.2

μA

Ioz

Tri-state output leakage current.

Vin = 5.5V or 0

-

1

μA

Note:

1. This parameter indicates that the pull-up resistor for the 5V tolerant I/O pins cannot reach VDDIO DC level

even without DC loading current.

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4.1.5 USB Transceivers Specification

The below specifications are measured under the following conditions, unless stated otherwise:

VDDIO = VDDA_USB = 3.3 V; VDDK = 1.8 V; external pull-up 1.5KΩ or external pull-down 15KΩ; external

series resistances (Rs=27Ω); Ta = 25 °C.

Symbol

Description

Conditions

Min

Typ

Max

Units

Analog Inputs/Outputs (U[3:0]_DP, U[3:0]_DM, D[3:0]_DP, D[3:0]_DM)

VDI

Differential Input Sensitivity

|VDP-VDM|

0.2

-

V

VCM

Differential Common-Mode

Voltage

Includes VDI range

0.8

-

2.5

V

VILSE

Single-Ended input Low Voltage

-

0.8

V

VIHSE

Single-Ended input High

Voltage

-

2.0

-

V

VOL

Output-Voltage Low

RL = 1.5KΩto +3.6V

-

0.3

V

VOH

Output-Voltage High

RL = 15KΩto VSS

2.8

-

V

ILZ

Off-State Leakage Current

-10

-

10

uA

ZDRV

Driver Output Impedance

Steady-state drive

24

-

44

Ω

RPU

Internal Pull-up Resistance

0.89

1.575

KΩ

RPD

Internal Pull-down Resistance

14.25

35

KΩ

AC Specification

TFR

Full-Speed Rise Time

10% to 90% of |VOH - VOL|,

CL=50pF

4

-

20

ns

TFF

Full-Speed Fall Time

90% to 10% of |VOH -

VOL|, CL=50pF

4

-

20

ns

TLR

Low-Speed Rise Time

10% to 90% of |VOH - VOL|,

CL=200pF ~ 600pF

75

-

300

ns

TLF

Low-Speed Fall Time

90% to 10% of |VOH -

VOL|, CL=200pF ~ 600pF

75

-

300

ns

TRFM

Rise/Fall-Time Matching

Excluding the first

transition from idle state

90

-

111

%

VCRS

Output-Signal Crossover

Voltage

Excluding the first

transition from idle state

1.3

-

2.0

V

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4.2 Power Consumption

AX68002 chip only power consumption

Item

Conditions

VDDIO + VDDK +

VDD_FLASH

Analog (VDDA_USB +

VDDA_PLL)

Units

48Mhz

96Mhz

CPU in

Full

Speed

operation

KVM application with heavy traffic.

60

92

mA

CPU in

STOP

mode

CPU clock stops, 12MHz Crystal Oscillation/96MHz PLL

clock still runs.

17

mA

Deep Sleep

mode

CPU clock stops, 12MHz Crystal Oscillation/96MHz PLL

clock stops.

9

mA

Note:

Above current value are typical values measured on AX68002 development board.

Symbol

Description

Conditions

Min

Typ

Max

Uni

ts

ΘJC

Thermal resistance of junction to case

64-pin QFP package

-

6.1

-

°C/

W

ΘJA

Thermal resistance of junction to

ambient

64-pin QFP package,

still air

-

29.8

-

°C/

W

AX68004 chip only power consumption

Item

Conditions

VDDIO + VDDK +

VDD_FLASH

Analog (VDDA_USB +

VDDA_PLL)

Units

48Mhz

96Mhz

CPU in

Full

Speed

operation

KVM application with heavy traffic.

78

118

mA

CPU in

STOP

mode

CPU clock stops, 12MHz Crystal Oscillation/96MHz PLL

clock still runs.

15

mA

Deep Sleep

mode

CPU clock stops, 12MHz Crystal Oscillation/96MHz PLL

clock stops.

8

mA

Note:

Above current value are typical values measured on AX68004 development board.

Symbol

Description

Conditions

Min

Typ

Max

Uni

ts

ΘJC

Thermal resistance of junction to case

100-pin LQFP package

-

21.0

-

°C/

W

ΘJA

Thermal resistance of junction to

ambient

100-pin LQFP package,

still air

-

42.9

-

°C/

W

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4.3 Power-On-Reset (POR) Specification

Below figures and table shows the two POR circuit spec during power ramp-up/down.

Symbol

Description

Conditions

Min.

Typ.

Max.

Units

VDDIO

Power supply voltage to be detected

-

3.3

V

Vrr

VDDIO rise relax voltage

-

2.85

V

Vfr

VDDIO fall release voltage

-

2.1

V

Vhs

Power trigger Hysteresis

-

0.15

V

Trst

Reset time after POR trigger up

VDDIO slew

rate = 2.5V /

1ms

50

μs

Tdrop

Drop time of VDDIO to reset

VDDIO slew

rate = 2.5V /

1ms

50

μs

VDDIO

POR Output

Vrr

Vfr

Tdrop

Trst

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4.4 Power-up/-down Sequence

Power-up Sequence

Symbol

Parameter

Conditions

Min

Typ

Max

Units

Trise3

3.3V power supply rise time.

From 0V to 3.3V.

-

1.5

-

ms

Trise2

1.8V power supply rise time.

From 0V to 1.8V.

-

240

-

us

T23

VDDK rising to 1.8V to VDDIO

rising to 3.3V interval.

-

1.2

-

ms

Tclk

12MHz crystal oscillator start-up

time.

From VDDIO rising to 3.3V to

clock stable of 12MHz crystal

oscillator.

-

2.0

-

ms

Trst

POR asserted low level interval.

From VDDK rising to 1.8V to

POR going high.

-

920

-

us

Note:

1. The above typical timing data is measured from AX6800x test board.

2. The Trst typical value is measured from AX6800x test board with the internal POR.

Figure 4-1: Power-up Sequence Timing Diagram and Table

0V

3.3V

Trise3

0V

1.8V

Trise2

T23

Tclk

Trst

VDDK/VDDA_PLL

/VDD_FLASH

VDDIO/VDDA_USB

POR

XIN

…

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Power-down Sequence

Symbol

Parameter

Conditions

Min

Typ

Max

Units

Tfall3

3.3V power supply fall time.

From 3.3V to 0V.

-

>1

-

s

Tfall2

1.8V power supply fall time.

From 1.8V to 0V.

-

700

-

ms

T32

VDDIO falling from 3.3V to VDDK

falling from 1.8V interval.

-

8

-

ms

Tclk

12MHz crystal oscillator stop time.

VDDIO falling from 3.3V to

last clock transition of

12MHz crystal oscillator.

-

100

-

ms

Trst3

VDD3IO falling from 3.3V to POR

asserted low level interval.

-

6.5

-

ms

Trst2

POR asserted low level to VDDK

falling from 1.8V interval.

-

1.5

-

ms

Note: The above typical timing data is measured from AX6800x test board.

Figure 4-2: Power-down Sequence Timing Diagram and Table

0V

3.3V

Tfall3

0V

1.8V

Tfall2

T32

Tclk

Trst3

Trst2

VDDK/VDDA_PLL/

VDD_FLASH

VDDIO/VDDA_USB

POR

XIN

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4.5 AC Timing Characteristics

4.5.1 Clock Input Timing Specification

Symbol

Parameter

Min

Typ

Max

Units

-

Nominal Frequency

-

12

-

MHz

-

Frequency Stability

-50

-

+50

ppm

CL

Crystal Load Capacitance

-

12.5

-

pF

4.5.2 Timer 0/1/2 Interface Timing

Symbol

Description

Min

Typ

Max

Units

Tck_hi

TM_CK[2:0] high pulse width

2

-

Tsys_clk

Tck_low

TM_CK[2:0] low pulse width

2

-

Tsys_clk

Tck_fal

TM_CK[2:0] falling-edge internal detection time

1 ~ 2

-

2

Tsys_clk

Figure 4-3: TM_CK[2:0] Timing Diagram and Table

Symbol

Description

Min

Typ

Max

Units

Tgt_hi

TM_GT[2:0] high pulse width

2

-

Tsys_clk

Tgt_low

TM_GT[2:0] low pulse width

2

-

Tsys_clk

Tgt_fal

TM_GT[2:0] falling-edge internal detection time

1 ~ 2

-

2

Tsys_clk

Tgt_dly

TM_GT[2:0] internally retimed delay

0.5

-

1

Tsys_clk

Figure 4-4: TM_GT[2:0] Timing Diagram and Table

Tck_fal

Tck_low

Tck_hi Tck_low

Tck_hi

TM_CK[2:0]

internal sys_clk

TM_CK[2:0] falling-edge detected internally

Tgt_dly

Tgt_fal

Tgt_low

Tgt_hi Tgt_low

Tgt_hi

TM_GT[2:0]

internal sys_clk

TM_GT[2:0] falling-edge detected internally

internally retimed TM_GT[2:0]

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4.5.3 High Speed UART

The High Speed UART 1 data transmit and receive is via TXD1 and RXD1 pins. The complete data

transmit/receive includes 1 start bit, 5~8 data bit, 1 parity bit (if supported parity check) and 1~2 stop bit. Software

can set HS_DLLR, HS_DLHR and HS_DPR register to decide the baud rate. Please refer to HS_DLLR register

description for baud rate setting.

Figure 4-5: TXD1 and RXD1 Timing Diagram

Note:

1. t0 is start bit time; t1 ~ t8 is data bit time; t9 is parity bit time; t10 is stop bit time.

2. t0 ~ t9 = 1/Baud Rate;

t10 = 1 / baud rate (1 stop bit)

t10 = 1.5 * (1 / baud rate) (1.5 stop bit)

t10 = 2 * (1 / baud rate) (2 stop bit)

3. RXD1 baud rate tolerance +/- 3%.

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4.5.4 I2C Interface Timing

Symbol

Parameter

Min

Typ

Max

Units

Fclk

SCL clock frequency

-

100,

400

KHz

Thd_sta

Hold time of (repeated) START condition. After this period,

the first clock pulse is generated

-

2

-

Tprsc2

Thigh

High period of the SCL clock

-

2

-

Tprsc

Tlow

Low period of the SCL clock

-

3

-

Tprsc

Tsu_sta

Setup time for a repeated START condition

-

2

-

Tprsc

Tsu_dat

Data Setup time

-

1

-

Tprsc

Thd_dat

Data hold time

-

2

-

Tprsc

Tsu_sto

Setup time for STOP condition

-

3

-

Tprsc

Tbuf

Bus free time between a STOP and START condition

-

4

-

Tprsc

Table 4-1: I2C Master Controller Timing Table

Symbol

Parameter

Min

Typ

Max

Units

Fclk

SCL clock frequency

-

380

KHz

Thd_sta

Hold time of (repeated) START condition. After this period,

the first clock pulse is generated

1

-

Tsys_clk3

Thigh

High period of the SCL clock in Standard mode

4

-

µs

High period of the SCL clock in Fast mode

0.6

-

µs

Tlow

Low period of the SCL clock

0.4

-

µs

Tsu_sta

Setup time for a repeated START condition

1

-

Tsys_clk

Tsu_dat

Data Setup time

3

-

Tsys_clk

Thd_dat

Data hold time

0.4

-

µs

Tsu_sto

Setup time for STOP condition

1

-

Tsys_clk

Tbuf

Bus free time between a STOP and START condition

12

-

Tsys_clk

Table 4-2: I2C Slave Controller Timing Table

2

Tprsc = 1 / Fprsc, where Fprsc = Operating system clock frequency / (PRER + 1). The PRER is I2C Clock

Prescale Register.

3

Tsys_clk = 10.416/20.833ns for 96/48 MHz operating system clock.

Tsu_sto

Thd_sta

Tsu_staThd_dat

Tlow

Thigh

Tlow

Tsu_dat

ThighThd_sta

TbufTbuf

SDA

SCL

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4.5.5 High Speed SPI Interface Timing

4.5.5.1 Master Mode

Symbol

Description

Min

Typ

Max

Units

1

SCLK clock frequency

-

Fsys_clk

(SPIBRR + 1) * 2

-

MHz4

2

Setup time of SS[2:0] to the first SCLK

edge

-

(SPIDS * Tsys_clk5) + 0.5 * Tsclk6

-

ns

3

Hold time of SS[2:0] after the last SCLK

edge

-

(SPIDS * Tsys_clk) + N * Tsclk7

-

ns

4

Minimum idle time between transfers

(minimum SS[2:0] high time)

-

((32 * SPIDT + 6) * Tsys_clk) + (0.5 * Tsclk)

-

ns

5

MOSI data valid time, after SCLK edge

-

0.6

ns

6

MISO data setup time before SCLK edge

13.8

-

ns

7

MISO data hold time after SCLK edge

0

-

ns

8, 9

Bus drive time before SS[2:0] assertion

and after SS[2:0] de-assertion

-

0.5 * Tsclk

-

Figure 4-6: High Speed SPI Master Controller Timing Diagram and Table

4

Fsys_clk is the operating system clock frequency, 48 or 96MHz. The SPIBRR is SPI Baud Rate Register.

5

Tsys_clk = 1 / Fsys_clk, operating system clock period.

6

Tsclk = SCLK clock period.

7

The N = 0.5 when operating in Mode 0 or Mode 1; The N = 1 when operating in Mode 2 or Mode 3.

5

4

9

4

3

8

2

7

6

11

SCLK(output)

MOSI(output)

MISO(input)

SS0(output)

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4.5.5.2 Slave Mode

Mode 0

Mode 3

Symbol

Description

Min

Typ

Max

Units

1

SCLK clock frequency

-

20

MHz

2

MISO data valid time after SCLK edge

4.4

-

22

ns

3

MOSI data setup time before SCLK edge

1.8

-

ns

4

MOSI data hold time after SCLK edge

0.4

-

ns

5

SS0 setup time before MISO active

3.6

-

8.2

ns

6

SS0 hold time after SCLK edge

3

-

ns

7

MISO data hold time after SS0 de-assertion

1.7

-

4.2

ns

8

SS0 negation to next SS0 assertion time

20

-

ns

Figure 4-7: High Speed SPI Slave Controller Timing Diagram and Table

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4.5.6 PS/2 Interface Timing

4.5.6.1 PS2 Host Receiving Data Timing

Symbol

Description

Min

Typ

Max

Units

TSU_S

Time from Data transition to falling edge of CLK

5

15

25

us

TOD

Time from rising edge of CLK to Data transition

5

15

TCH-5

us

TCL

Duration of CLK low (inactive)

30

40

50

us

TCH

Duration of CLK high (active)

30

40

50

us

TSU_S

Time from Data transition to falling edge of CLK

5

15

25

us

Figure 4-8: PS2 Host Receiving Data Timing Diagram and Table

4.5.6.2 Host Sending Data Timing

Symbol

Description

Min

Typ

Max

Units

TINH

Host bring CLK low to inhibit I/O (request to send)

(TINH8 -

1) * 10

us

TCL

Duration of CLK low (inactive)

30

40

50

us

TCH

Duration of CLK high (active)

30

40

50

us

THLD

Time from low to high CLK transition when Device

samples Data

5

15

25

us

TSU_A

Time from falling edge of Data to falling edge of CLK

30

40

50

us

TDT

Time from rising edge of CLK11 to rising edge of Ack Bit

-

50

8: The TINH is the Inhibit timing register.

Figure 4-9: PS2 Host Sending Data Timing Diagram and Table

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4.5.7 Buzzer Interface Timing

Symbol

Description

Min

Typ

Max

Units

Tbzr_frq

Buzzer Frequency9

0

523, 587, 659,

698, 784, 880,

988

Hz

Tbzr_vt

Buzzer Voice Time10

0.125

2/(BVT+1)

2

Second

9: There are 8 frequencies can be selected by setting BFR[2:0] register.

10: The BVT[2:0] is Buzzer Voice Time register.

Figure 4-10: Buzzer Output Timing Diagram and Table

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5.0 Package Information

5.1 64-pin QFN package

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5.2 100-pin LQFP package

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6.0 Ordering Information

Part Number

Description

AX68002 QF

64-pin QFN lead Free package, commercial temperature range: 0 to 70°C.

AX68004 LF

100-pin LQFP lead Free package, commercial temperature range: 0 to 70°C.

7.0 Revision History

Revision

Date

Comments

V1.00

2015/01/16

Initial release.

V1.01

2015/02/05

Corrected package information in Section 1.2

V1.02

2015/05/28

Specified the condition for the data retention of eFlash

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