SD Specifications Part 1 UHS-II Simplified Addendum - SD Association

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UHS-II Simplified Addendum Version 1.01©Copyright 2010-2013 SD Card Association Broadcast CCMD Write: Device shall forward broadcast CCMD to the next node, and value ofreserved bit is not changed.Table 6-1 shows the map of UHS-II I/O space. Offset means the relative address based onIOSPACE_BASE = 0000h.OffsetRegisterByte address IOADR0000h : 03FFh 000h : 0FFh Configuration Register (CFG_REG)0400h : 05FFh 100h : 17Fh Interrupt Register (INT_REG)0600h : 07FFh 180h : 1FFh Status Register (ST_REG)0800h : 0BFFh 200h : 2FFh Command Register (CMD_REG)0C00h : 3BFFh 300h : EFFh Reserved3C00h : 3FFFh F00h : FFFh Vendor Unique Register (VU_REG)Table 6-1 : I/O Address Space MapDuring Configuration, CFG_REG values are negotiated between Host and Device by CCMDs. Refer toSection 0 for details of Configuration procedure.6.2.2 Packet Format DetailsIn this section, msb denotes "most significant bit", lsb denotes "least significant bit" respectively. (Noticethat they are different from MSB or LSB.) Moreover, smaller byte in a packet is transmitted first6.2.2.1 HeaderRefer to Section 5.2.3 for details of Header structure.6.2.2.2 CCMDFigure 6-5 illustrates CCMD structure.BitByte0123[4::]7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0R/WRsvdHeader(NP=1, Packet Type = CCMD)PLENIOADR(msb)[Payload]IOADR(lsb)Header Argument PayloadFigure 6-5 : CCMD Format44
UHS-II Simplified Addendum Version 1.01©Copyright 2010-2013 SD Card Association R/W (Read/Write): Indicator for representing read or write command. 0: Control read command 1: Control write command PLEN[1:0] (Payload Length): Length of payload field in CCMD or RES. PLEN field represents the length of payload field in CCMD or RES (Definition of PLEN isshown in Table 6-2) In the case of write CCMD (R/W = 1), PLEN represents the length of write data which isassigned in Payload of CCMD. In the case of read CCMD (R/W = 0), PLEN represents the length of read data which isassigned in Payload of the following RES. IOADR[11:0] (I/O Address): Address of register in UHS-II I/O space accessed by CCMD. The unit of IOADR is 4 bytes. So quadruple of IOADR represents the absolute address inUHS-II I/O space. It is transmitted in msb first, lsb last. Payload: Write data included with CCMD. The length of payload field is assigned in PLEN. In the case of read CCMD (R/W = 0), Payload field does not exist. In the case that PLEN is set to "00b" (payload length is 0 byte), Payload field does notexist. The Payload field is divided into a unit of DWORD (4byte data), and the transmissionorder within a DWORD is big endian. Refer to Figure 6-6 and Figure 6-7 for details of thetransmission order of Payload. In these figures, bracketed numbers denote the bit orderwithin a DWORD. Rsvd (Reserved): Reserved bits. Initiator shall set them to '0', and receiver shall ignore them.PLEN[1:0]00b01b10b11bPayload Length0 byte4 bytes8 bytes16 byteTable 6-2 : Definition of PLENByteBit7 6 5 4 3 2 1 001Header(NP=1, Packet Type = CCMD)2R/WRsvdPLEN=01b(msb)IOADR3IOADR = X(lsb)4[31] [30]56[Payload: DWORD to IOADR X]7[0]Header Argument PayloadFigure 6-6 : Transmission Order of Payload in CCMD (PLEN = 01b)45
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