Datasheet Title
8
Input and Output Pin Functions
D
IN
0 to D
IN
7 (data input) Input:
The D
IN
pins input 8 bits of data. Data is input on the rising edge of the
cycle of WCK that follows a low level on both
CGW
and
WE
.
D
OUT
0 to D
OUT
7 (data output) Output:
The D
OUT
pins output 8 bits of data. Data output is synchronized
with the RCK clock, and the access time is specified from the rising edge of the RCK cycle.
WCK (write clock) Input:
WCK is the write clock input pin. The input of write data is synchronized
with this clock. Write data is input on the rising edge of the cycle of WCK that follows a low level on both
CGW
and
WE
, and when
CGW
is low, the internal write address pointer is incremented at the same time.
Input of the write jump address is also synchronized with this clock. The 14 bits or 15 bits of the write
jump address are read in sequentially from the WCK cycle that set
WAS
low, irrespective of write data
acquisition.
RCK (read clock) Input:
RCK is the read clock input pin. Read data is output in synchronization with
this clock when both
CGR
and
OE
are low, and when
CGR
is low, the internal read address pointer is
incremented at the same time. Input of the read jump address is also synchronized with this clock. The
read jump address is read in sequentially starting at the RCK cycle in which
RAS
was set low,
independently of read data output.
WRS
(write address pointer reset) Input:
WRS
is a reset signal input that resets the write address
pointer to 0 when
WAS
and
WLRS
are high, resets to the head of the line currently being written when
WAS
is high and
WLRS
is low, and jumps to the preset write jump address when
WAS
is low.
*1
Only the
falling edge of this reset input is detected, and, on the first WCK cycle following that falling edge, a write
cycle to the set address is started immediately.
RRS
(read address pointer reset) Input:
RRS
is a reset signal input that resets the read address pointer to
0 when
RAS
and
RLRS
are high, resets to the start of the line currently being read when
RAS
is high and
RLRS
is low, and jumps to the read jump address when
RAS
is low.
*1
Only the falling edge of this reset
input is detected, and, on the first RCK cycle following that falling edge, a read cycle at the set address is
started immediately.
WE
(write enable) Input:
WE
is an input signal that controls the enabling/disabling of the data input pins.
When
WE
is low, input data is acquired on the WCK cycle, and when
WE
is high, data input is disabled
and the previous memory data is maintained. Note that the write address pointer is incremented by the
WCK write clock without regard for the level of
WE
.
OE
(output enable) Input:
OE
is an input signal that enables/disables the data output pins. When
OE
is
low, data output is enabled, and when high, data output is disabled and the output pins go to the high
impedance state. Note that the read address pointer is incremented by the RCK read clock without regard
for the level of
OE
. Therefore, data can be jumped over during read simply by disabling output with
OE
.
CGW
(clock gate for write) Input:
CGW
is an input signal that enables/disables incrementing of the
internal write address pointer. When
CGW
is low, the write address pointer is incremented in
synchronization with the WCK write clock, and when high, incrementing is stopped. Therefore time axis
compression can be easily implemented without stopping the write clock by using
CGW
.