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Abstract: RC334 0X00FF0000
Text: Software Configuration of PCI Bridge on RC32334 Integrated Processor Notes Technical Note TN-45 By Harpinder Singh Intr Introduction This technical note describes the steps requires to initialize the PCI bridge on the RC32334. Specifically, this includes some example code as to how to initialize the device to support a host mode configuration,
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Abstract: MTC0 RC32300 RC32332 RC32351 RC32355 RC32365 0xB800
Text: Reducing Power Consumption in the RC323xx Series Application Note AN-290 By Upendra Kulkarni Notes Revision History February 7, 2002: Initial publication. October 18, 2002: Changed device designation to RC3233x which includes 3 devices: RC32334, RC32333, and RC32332.
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Abstract: tiB-61 IDT RC32334 Users Manual PIO-12 MIPS32 RC32 RC32332 RC32364 TN-47
Text: Technical Note TN-47 Compatibility Between RC32334/ RC32332 and RC32364/RC32134 Based Solutions 1RWHV By Ian Ferguson ,QWU ,QWURGXFWLRQ Integrated Device Technology has developed a series of RISC processors to target embedded communications applications. All implement the MIPS Instruction Set Architecture ISA . One of these devices, the
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Abstract: FCT245 MPC8260 RC32332 HIFN
Text: Interfacing the RC3233x Series with HiFn 7902 Application Note AN-364 By Rakesh Bhatia Notes Revision History March 11, 2002: Initial publication. October 18, 2002: Changed device designation to RC3233x to include 3 devices: RC32334, RC32333, and RC32332.
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Abstract: No abstract text available
Text: 5& 'HVLJQ &RQVLGHUDWLRQV 1RWHV This document is intended to reflect some of the design considerations that need to be applied when designing a system based on the RC32334. This document is intended to record subtle behaviors of the RC32334 that should be considered early in the design process to avoid lengthy debug time.
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Abstract: AN-350 AN-366 RC32332
Text: Optimizing the PCI Interface on the RC3233x Application Note AN-366 By Rakesh Bhatia Notes Revision History April 30, 2002: Initial publication. September 12, 2002: Removed pointer for the BAR register in the PCI Target Transactions section. October 18, 2002: Changed device designation to RC3233x which includes 3 devices: RC32334,
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Abstract: RC32332
Text: PCI Satellite Mode for RC3233x Series Application Note AN-08 By Harpinder Singh Notes Revision History November 15, 2000: Initial publication. May 14, 2002: Revised document to reflect changes in the RC32334/RC32332 YC silicon. October 18, 2002: Changed device designation to RC3233x which includes 3 devices: RC32334,
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Abstract: No abstract text available
Text: Connecting the PCI Interface of the RC32434/5 to a CardBus Interface Application Note AN-443 By Fred Santilo Notes Revision History August 26, 2003: Initial publication. January 19, 2006: Added RC32435 device. Background The RC32334/5 device expands IDT’s Interprise Family of integrated communications processors.
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Abstract: real time application of flip-flop RC3233x AN-305 RC32332 real time applications of flip-flop
Text: Expanding the RC3233x Address Lines Application Note AN-305 By Harold Gomard Notes Revision History August 8, 2001: Initial publication. October 18, 2002: Changed device designation to RC3233x which includes 3 devices: RC32334, RC32333, and RC32332. Background
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Abstract: 20A4 AN-350 RC32332
Text: RC32334/RC32332 Differences Between Z and Y Revisions Application Note AN-350 By Paul Snell Notes Revision History February 1, 2002: Initial publication. Background The RC32334/RC32332 are integrated processors that combine a 32-bit MIPS instruction set architecture ISA CPU core with a number of on-chip peripherals to enable direct connection to boot memory, main
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Abstract: No abstract text available
Text: Application Note AN-08 PCI Satellite Mode By Harpinder Singh Notes Revision History November 15, 2000: Initial publication. May 14, 2002: Revised document to reflect changes in the RC32334/RC32332 YC silicon. PCI Satellite Mode Instead of a Host mode of operation, the PCI bus interface for the RC32334/RC32332 can have a
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Abstract: HIFN AN-364 FCT245 MPC8260 RC32334
Text: RC32334/RC32332 Application Note AN-364 Interfacing the RC32334/ RC32332 with HiFn 7902 By Rakesh Bhatia Notes Introduction The RC32334/IDT79RC32332 are integrated communications processors that integrate a highperformance 32-bit MIPS instruction set architecture CPU core with a number of on-chip peripherals. These
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Abstract: No abstract text available
Text: RC32334/RC32332 Document Errata Notes Supplemental Information This Document Errata reflects the errors in the “RC32334/RC32332 Integrated Communications Processor User Reference Manual” dated November, 2000. Revision History January 5, 2001: First version of document errata - Items #1 and #2.
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Text: IDT Integrated Communications Processors Feature RC32332 RC32334 RC32351 RC32355 133 150 133 150 Yes Yes Yes Yes 266 300 266 300 Yes v2.1 [50] Yes (v2.1) [66] No No Ethernet support No No Yes. Single MII port ATM Interface TDM Interface USB No No No No No
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Abstract: HPE2925 RC32332
Text: PCI Performance on the RC32334/RC32332 Application Note AN-367 By Rakesh Bhatia Notes Revision History April 19, 2002: Initial publication. Background The RC32334/RC32332 devices are integrated processors that combine a 32-bit MIPS instruction set architecture ISA CPU core with a number of on-chip peripherals to enable direct connection to boot
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Abstract: AN-366 IDT79RC32332 IDT79RC32334 RC32332
Text: Optimizing the PCI Interface on the RC32334/RC32332 Application Note AN-366 By Rakesh Bhatia Notes Revision History April 30, 2002: Initial publication. Background The RC32334/RC32332 are integrated processors that combine a 32-bit MIPS instruction set architecture ISA CPU core with a number of on-chip peripherals to enable direct connection to boot memory, main
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Abstract: RC32300 RC32332 bfc00200 0xBFC00200
Text: Reducing Power Consumption in the RC32334 and RC32332 1RWHV Application Note AN-290 By Upendra Kulkani ,QWU ,QWURGXFWLRQ XFWLRQ Both the RC32332 and RC32334 integrated processors are based on the RISCore32300TM CPU core. This CPU core offers several methods of dramatically reducing the power consumption of the processor
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Text: Application Note AN-08 PCI Satellite Mode 4908 By Harpinder Singh 3&, 6DWHOOLWH 0RGH Instead of a Host mode of operation, the RC32334’s PCI bus interface can have a Satellite mode of operation. The Satellite mode can be initiated in two ways: ◆ The satellite can boot from the Memory Controller. In this case, the bootstrapping code for the satellite resides in the local memory space from which the satellite board boots up
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Abstract: sec 719 Net bridge diode S334 AN-366 HPE2928 RC32332 smartbits 16702B "network interface cards"
Text: PCI Performance on the RC32334/RC32332 Application Note AN-367 By Rakesh Bhatia and Pallathu Sadik Notes Revision History April 19, 2002: Initial publication. September 4, 2002: Updated for revision YC silicon. Background The RC32334/RC32332 devices are integrated processors that combine a 32-bit MIPS instruction set
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Abstract: RC32332 79RC32434 MIPS32 cache
Text: Application Note AN-445 Migrating RC3233x Software to the RC32434/5 Device By Harpinder Singh and Nebojsa Bjegovic Notes Introduction Operating system kernels, board support packages, and other processor-aware system software created for systems based on RC3233x devices includes RC32332, RC32333, and RC32334 can be
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Abstract: No abstract text available
Text: RC32334/RC32332 Device Errata Notes Supplemental Information This Device Errata reflects revisions to 1.x and 2.x silicon and supplements information found in the documentation for this device. Silicon revisions can be identified as follows: ZA is revision 1.0
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Text: RC32334/RC32332 Document Errata Notes Supplemental Information This Document Errata reflects the errors in the “RC32334/RC32332 Integrated Communications Processor User Reference Manual" dated November, 2000. Revision History January 5, 2001: First version of document errata - Items #1 and #2.
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Abstract: RC32300
Text: RC32334/RC32332 Interrupt Modus Operandi RC32334/RC32332 Application Note AN-336 By Harold Gomard Notes Revision History Histor y November 5, 2001: Initial publication. Interrupt Scheme The Expansion Interrupt Controller extends the RC32300 CPU Core CP0 interrupt control by collating
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Abstract: AN-361 IDT79RC32332 IDT79RC32334 RC32300 RC32332
Text: Booting from the Serial EEPROM for the First Time in Satellite Mode RC32334/RC32332 Application Note AN-361 By Fred Santilo Notes Revision History February 11, 2002: Initial publication. Background The RC32334/RC32332 are integrated processors based on the RC32300 CPU core. They incorporate
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