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8-bit enhanced USB microcontroller CH554, CH553 Manual Version: 1E http://wch.cn Translated to the English by Blinkinlabs 1. Overview The CH554 chip is an enhanced E8051 core microcontroller compatible with the MCS51 instruction set. Its 79% instruction is a single-byte single-cycle instruction, and the average instruction speed is 8 to 15 times faster than the standard MCS51. CH554 supports up to 24MHz system main frequency, built-in 16K program memory ROM and 256 bytes internal iRAM and 1K bytes of on-chip xRAM, xRAM supports DMA direct memory access. CH554 has built-in ADC analog-to-digital conversion, touch button capacitance detection, 3 groups of timers and signal capture and PWM, dual asynchronous serial port, SPI and other functional modules, support USB-Host host mode and USB-Device device mode. CH553 is a simplified version of CH554, program memory ROM is 10K, on-chip xRAM is 512 bytes, asynchronous serial port is only UART0, package form is only SOP16, touch button is only 4 channels, other is the same as CH554, can refer to CH554 manual and data directly. Model ROM RAM Data Flash USB Host USB device Timer PWM UART SPI CH554 16KB 1280 128 CH553 10KB 768 Full/low Full/low 3 speed speed 2 2 1 ADC Touch inputs master 4 /slave 6 4 The following is an internal block diagram of CH554, for reference only. 2. Features • Core: Enhanced E8051 core compatible with MCS51 instruction set, 79% of its instructions are single-byte single-cycle instructions, the average instruction speed 8-15 times faster than the standard MCS51, unique XRAM data fast copy instructions, dual DPTR pointer. • ROM: 16KB of multiprogrammable non-volatile memory ROM, can be used for program storage space; or can be divided into 14KB program memory and 2KB boot code BootLoader / ISP program area. • DataFlash: 128 bytes of non-volatile data memory that can be erased many times, and support overwriting data in bytes. • RAM: 256 bytes internal iRAM for fast data staging and stacking; 1KB on-chip xRAM for large amounts of data staging and DMA direct memory access. • USB: embedded USB controller and USB transceiver, support USB-Host host mode and USBDevice device mode, support USB type-C master-slave detection, support USB 2.0 full speed 12Mbps or low speed 1.5Mbps. Support up to 64 bytes of data packets, built-in FIFO, support for DMA. • Timer: 3 timers, T0 / T1 / T2 are standard MCS51 timers. • Capture: Timer T2 extended to support 2-way signal capture. • PWM: 2 sets of PWM output, PWM1 / PWM2 2 8-bit PWM output. • UART: 2 asynchronous serial ports, both support higher communication baud rate, UART0 is a standard MCS51 serial port. • SPI: SPI controller built-in FIFO, the clock frequency up to half the system clock frequency Fsys, serial data input and output to support simplex multiplexing, support Master / Slave master-slave mode. • ADC: 4-channel 8-bit A / D analog-to-digital converter that supports voltage comparison. • Touch-Key: 6-channel capacitance detection, supports up to 15 touch buttons, support for independent timer interrupt. • GPIO: Supports up to 17 GPIO pins (including XI / XO and RST and USB signal pins). • Interrupt: Support 14 groups of interrupt sources, including 6 groups of interrupts compatible with standard MCS51 (INT0, T0, INT1, T1, UART0, T2), and an extended group of 8 interrupts (SPI0, TKEY, USB, ADC, UART1, PWMX, GPIO, WDOG). GPIO interrupts can be selected from seven pins. • Watch-Dog: 8-bit watchdog timer WDOG can be preset to support the timer interrupt. • Reset: Supports 4 kinds of reset signal source, built-in power-on reset, software reset and watchdog overflow reset, optional pin external input reset. • Clock: Built-in 24MHz clock source, can support external crystal through multiplexing GPIO pin. • Power: Built-in 5V to 3.3V low dropout voltage regulator, supporting 5V or 3.3V or even 2.8V supply voltage. Support low-power sleep, support USB, UART0, UART1, SPI0 and some GPIO external wake-up. • Chip built-in unique ID number. 3. Package Package Plastic body width Pitch spacing Packaging instructions Order model TSSOP-20 4.40mm 173mil 0.65mm 25mil Thin 20-foot patch CH554T SOP-16 3.9mm 150mil 1.27mm 50mil Standard 16 foot patch CH554G MSOP-10 3.0mm 118mil 0.50mm 19.7mil Tiny 10-foot patch CH554E SOP-16 3.9mm 150mil 1.27mm 50mil Standard 16 foot patch CH553G 4. Pins Package Pin TSSOP SOP MSOP name 20 16 10 Other function names (Left function is preferred) Other function description 19 15 9 VCC VDD Power input, need external 0.1uF power decoupling capacitor. 20 16 10 V33 Internal USB Power Regulator Output and Internal USB Power Input, When the power supply voltage is less than 3.6V connect VCC input external power supply, When the supply voltage is greater than 3.6V external 0.1uF power decoupling capacitor 18 14 8 GND VSS 6 6 5 RST RST/T2EX_/CAP2_ 7 - - P1.0 8 9 - P1.1 17 - - P1.2 16 - - P1.3 2 2 1 P1.4 3 3 2 P1.5 4 4 3 P1.6 5 5 4 P1.7 10 8 - P3.0 9 7 - P3.1 1 1 - P3.2 11 10 - P3.3 12 11 - P3.4 13 - - P3.5 14 12 6 P3.6 15 13 7 P3.7 Common ground. Underlined suffix pin is the same name without underscores pin mapping. T2/CAP1/TIN0 RST pin built-in pull-down resistor; other T2EX/CAP2/TIN1 GPIO default pull-up resistor. /VBUS2/AIN0 RST: External reset input. T2: Timer / Counter 2 external count input / XI/RXD_ clock output. XO/TXD_ T2EX: Timer / Counter 2 Overload / Capture Input. T2_/CAP1_/SCS CAP1, CAP2: Timer / Counter 2 capture /TIN2/UCC1/AIN1 MOSI/PWM1/TIN3 / inputs 1,2. TIN0 ~ TIN5: 0 # ~ 5 # channel touch button UCC2/AIN2 capacitance detection input. MISO/RXD1/TIN4 AIN0 ~ AIN3: 0 # ~ 3 # channel ADC analog signal input. SCK/TXD1/TIN5 UCC1, UCC2: USB type-C bidirectional PWM1_/RXD configuration channel. VBUS1, VBUS2: USB type-C bus voltage PWM2_/TXD detection input. TXD1_/INT0 XI, XO: external crystal oscillator input, /VBUS1/AIN3 inverting output. INT1 RXD, TXD: UART0 serial data input, serial data output. PWM2/RXD1_/T0 SCS, MOSI, MISO, SCK: SPI0 interface, T1 SCS is the chip select input, MOSI is the host output / slave input, MISO is the host input / UDP slave output, SCK is the serial clock. UDM PWM1, PWM2: PWM1 output, PWM2 output. RXD1, TXD1: UART1 serial data input, serial data output. INT0, INT1: External interrupt 0, External interrupt 1 input. T0, T1: Timer 0, Timer 1 external input. UDM, UDP: D-, D + signal terminal of a USB host or USB device. Note: P3.6 and P3.7 internal use V33 as I / O power supply, so the high level of its input and output only to V33 voltage does not support 5V 5. Special Function Registers (SFR) The following abbreviations may be used in describing the registers in this manual: Abbreviation Description RO Indicates the type of access: read only WO Indicates the type of access: write only RW Indicates the type of access: read and write H Indicates a hexadecimal number B Indicates a binary number 5.1 SFR Introduction and Address Distribution The CH554 is controlled by special function registers SFR, manages the device, and sets the operating mode. The SFR occupies the 80h-FFh address range of the internal data memory space and can only be accessed by direct address mode instructions. Among them the address is x0h or x8h registers can be bit-based addressing, so that you can avoid access to a specific bit and modify the value of other bits; other address non-8 multiple registers can only be accessed by bytes. Some SFRs write data only in safe mode and read-only states in non-secure mode, for example: GLOBAL_CFG, CLOCK_CFG, WAKE_CTRL. Some SFRs have one or more aliases, for example: SPI0_CK_SE / SPI0_S_PRE, UDEV_CTRL / UHOST_CTRL, UEP1_CTRL / UH_SETUP, UEP2_CTRL / UH_RX_CTRL, UEP2_T_LEN / UH_EP_PID, UEP3_CTRL / UH_TX_CTRL, UEP3_T_LEN / UH_TX_LEN. The partial address corresponds to multiple independent SFRs, for example: SAFE_MOD / CHIP_ID, ROM_CTRL / ROM_STATUS. CH554 contains 8051 standard SFR registers, while adding other device control registers. Specific SFR see table below. Table 5.1 Special Function Register Table SFR 0, 8 1, 9 2, A 3, B 4, C 0xF8 SPI0_STAT SPI0_DATA SPI0_CTRL SPI0_CK_SE SPI0_S_PRT SPI0_SETUP 0xF0 B 0xE8 IE_EX IP_EX UEP4_1_MOD UEP2_3_MOD UEP0_DMA_ UH_EP_MOD L UEP0_DMA_ H UEP1_DMA_ L UEP1_DMA_ H 0xE0 ACC US_INT_EN USB_CTRL UEP2_DMA_ H UEP3_DMA_ L UEP3_DMA_ H USB_DEV_A D UEP2_DMA_ L 5, D 6, E 7, F RESET_KEEP WDOG_COU NT UH_RX_DMA UH_RX_DMA UH_TX_DMA UH_TX_DMA _L _H _L _H 0xD8 USB_INT_FG USB_INT_ST USB_MIS_ST USB_RX_LE N 0xD0 PSW UDEV_CTRL UHOST_CTR L UEP1_CTRL UH_SETUP 0xC8 T2CON T2MOD 0xC0 SCON1 SBUF1 0xB8 IP CLOCK_CFG 0xB0 P3 GLOBAL_CF G 0xA8 IE WAKE_CTRL 0xA0 P2 SAFE_MOD CHIP_ID XBUS_AUX 0x98 SCON SBUF ADC_CFG 0x90 P1 0x88 0x80 UEP0_CTRL UEP0_T_LEN UEP4_CTRL UEP4_T_LEN UEP1_T_LEN UEP2_CTRL UH_RX_CTR L UEP2_T_LEN UEP3_CTRL UH_EP_PID UH_TX_CTR L UEP3_T_LEN UH_TX_LEN RCAP2L RCAP2H TL2 TH2 T2CAP1L T2CAP1H SBAUD1 TKEY_CTRL TKEY_DATL TKEY_DATH PIN_FUNC GPIO_IE PWM_DATA2 PWM_DATA1 PWM_CTRL PWM_CK_SE ADC_DATA USB_C_CTRL P1_MOD_OC P1_DIR_PU P3_MOD_OC P3_DIR_PU TCON TMOD TL0 TL1 TH0 ROM_DATA_ L ROM_DATA_ H ADC_CTRL SP DPL DPH ROM_ADDR_ ROM_ADDR_ ROM_CTRL L H ROM_STATU S TH1 PCON Remark: (1), the red text represents bit-by-bit addressing; (2) The following is the corresponding description of the color box 0xXX Register address SPI0 related register ADC related register Touch-Key related register USB related register Timer / Counter 2 Related Registers Port setting related register PWM1 or PWM2 related register UART1 related register Flash-ROM related register 5.2 SFR classification and reset value [section omitted] 5.3 General 8051 Register Table 5.3.1 General 8051 Register List Name Address B F0h 00h A, ACC D0h 00h PSW D0h 00h GLOBAL_CFG B1h CHIP_ID A1h Description Reset Value Global Configuration Register (CH554 Bootloader Status) 20h Global Configuration Register (CH554 Application Status) 00h Global Configuration Register (CH553 Bootloader Status) 60h Global Configuration Register (CH553 Application Status) 40h CH554 chip ID number (read only) 54h CH553 chip ID number (read only) 53h SAFE_MOD A1h Safety Mode Control Register (Write Only) 00h PCON 87h Power Control Register (Power-on Reset) 10h DPH 83h Data address pointer high 8 bits 00h DPL 82h Data address pointer low 8 bits 00h DPTR 82h DPL and DPH make up 16 SFRs 0000h SP 81h Stack pointer 07h B register (B): Bit Name [7:0] B Acc Description ess Reset Value RW Arithmetic operation registers, mainly used for multiplication and division operations, bitaddressable 00h Acc Description ess Reset Value RW Arithmetic operation accumulator, bit-addressable 00h A Accumulator (A, ACC): Bit Name [7:0] AA/ACC Program Status Register (PSW): Bit Name Acc Description ess Reset Value 7 CY RW Carry flag: When performing arithmetic and logic 0 instructions, it is used to record the carry or borrow of the most significant bit. When the 8-bit addition is performed, the most significant bit will be set, otherwise it will be cleared. When 8-bit subtraction is performed , If borrow, the bit is set, otherwise cleared; logic instruction can set or clear this bit 6 AC RW Auxiliary carry flag: Record addition and subtraction 0 operation, the low 4 to the high 4 carry or borrow, AC is set, otherwise cleared 5 F0 RW Bit-addressable general purpose flag 0: User definable, software cleared or set 0 4 RS1 RW Register bank select bit high 0 3 RS0 RW Register bank select bit low 0 2 OV RW Overflow flag: Addition and subtraction operations, the result exceeds 8 binary numbers, OV is set to 1, the flag overflows, otherwise cleared 0 1 F1 RW Bit-addressable general purpose flag 1: Userdefinable, software cleared or set 0 0 P RO Parity Flag: Records the parity of 1 in Accumulator 0 A after the instruction is executed. If odd, 1 is set, P is set and if it is even, then 1 is cleared The state of the processor is saved in the status register PSW and PSW supports bit-wise addressing. Status words include carry flag, auxiliary carry flag for BCD processing, parity flag, overflow flag, and RS0 and RS1 for working register bank selection. The area where the working register file is located can be accessed directly or indirectly. Table 5.3.2 RS1 and RS0 working register bank selection table RS1 RS0 Working register group 0 0 Group 0 (00h-07h) 0 1 Group 1 (08h-0Fh) 1 0 Group 2 (10h-17h) 1 1 Group 3 (18h-1Fh) Table 5.1.3 operation of the flag (X indicates that the flag is related to the operation result) Opcode CY OV AC Opcode CY ADD X X X SETB C 1 OV AC ADDC X X X CLR C 0 SUBB X X X CPL C X MUL 0 X MOV C, bit X DIV 0 X ANL C, bit DA A X ANL C, /bit X RRC A X ORL C, bit RLC A X ORL C, /bit X CJNE X X X Data Address Pointer (DPTR): Bit Name [7:0] DPL Acc Description ess Reset Value RW Data pointer low byte 00h [7:0] DPH RW Data pointer high byte 00h DPL and DPH form a 16-bit data pointer, DPTR, to access the xRAM data memory or program memory. The actual DPTR corresponds to two sets of physical 16-bit data pointers, DPTR0 and DPTR1, dynamically selected by the DPS in XBUS_AUX. Stack pointer (SP): Bit Name Acc Description ess Reset Value [7:0] SP RW Stack pointer, mainly used for program calls and 07h interrupt calls and data in and out of the stack Stack specific functions: protection of the endpoint and the protection of the site, according to the principles of management out. When the stack pointer SP automatically increase 1, save the data or breakpoint information; when the stack pointer to point SP data unit, SP pointer automatically reduced by 1. The initial value of SP after reset is 07h, and the corresponding default stack storage starts from 08h. 5.4 Special Register Global Configuration Register (GLOBAL_CFG), writable only in safe mode: Bit Name Acc Description ess Reset Value [7:6] Reserved RO For CH554, a fixed value of 00 00b [7:6] Reserved RO For CH553, a fixed value of 01 01b 5 RO Boot loader status bit, used to distinguish ISP boot 1 program status or application status: Set at power-on bBOOT_LOAD and cleared at software reset. For a chip with an ISP bootloader, this bit is 1 to indicate that the software has not been reset before, and is usually the ISP bootloader running after power-on. A 0 indicates that a software reset has occurred and is usually the application state 4 bSW_RESET RW Software reset control bit: Set to cause a software reset, the hardware automatically cleared 0 3 bCODE_WE RW Flash-ROM and DataFlash write enable bit: 0 This bit is 0 write-protected; a Flash-ROM and Data can be rewritten 2 bDATA_WE RW Flash-ROM DataFlash area write enable bit: This bit is 0 then write protection; a DataFlash area can be rewritten 1 bLDO3V3_OFF RW USB Power Regulator LDO Disable Control: 0 This bit is 0 to allow LDO, can generate 3.3V voltage from 5V power supply for USB and internal clock oscillator; An LDO of 1 disables the V33 pin and must input an external 3.3V power supply 0 bWDOG_EN RW Watchdog reset enable bit: This bit is 0 Watchdog is 0 only used as a timer; this bit is 1 to allow watchdog reset when timing overflow occurs 0 Chip identification code ID (CHIP_ID): Bit Name Acc Description ess Reset Value [7:0] CHIP_ID RO For CH554, a fixed value of 54h, used to identify the 54h chip [7:0] CHIP_ID RO For CH553, a fixed value of 53h, used to identify the 53h chip Safety Mode Control Register (SAFE_MOD): Bit Name Acc Description ess Reset Value [7:0] SAFE_MOD 00hh WO Used to enter or terminate safe mode Some SFRs write data only in safe mode and always read-only in non-secure mode. Step into safe mode: 1. Write 55h to this register; 2. Then write AAh to this register; 3. After that, about 13 to 23 system clock cycles are in safe mode, and one or more safety SFRs or normal SFRs can be overwritten during the valid period. 4. Beyond the validity of the automatic termination of safe mode; 5. Additionally, writing any further value to this register can terminate Safe Mode early. 6. Memory Structure 6.1 memory space CH554 addressing space is divided into program storage space, internal data storage space, external data storage space. Figure 6.1 Memory Block Diagram 6.2 Program Address Space The total program storage space is 64KB, as shown in Figure 6.1, of which 16KB is for ROM, including the Code Flash area where the instruction code is stored and the configuration information Configuration Information area. Code Flash includes application code for low address areas and boot code for high address areas. You can also combine these two areas to hold a single application code. For CH553, the Code Flash application code area is only 10KB. The ROM is an iFlash ™ process that can be programmed about 200 times with a 5V supply for a finished blank ROM package. The Data Flash address range is from C000h to C0FFH (only the address is valid, actually there is one memory cell every other byte), only supports single-byte (8-bit) read and write operations, and the data remains unchanged after the chip is powered off. Data Flash supports about 10,000 erasing and writing. It is recommended to use equalization. It is forbidden to erase more than 10K times for the same memory unit. If there are more erasing times, it is recommended to use CH559 or CH548/9. Configuration Information Configuration Information includes four 16-bit data at 3FF8H to 3FFFH addresses, the last three groups are read-only and provide the chip ID. The configuration data at the 3FF8H address is set by the programmer as needed, refer to Table 6.2. Table 6.2 flash-ROM configuration information description Bit Name Description Suggested Value 15 Code_Protect Flash-ROM code and data protection mode: 0 - programmer is prohibited to read, the program is confidential; 1 - allowed to read 0/1 14 No_Boot_Load Enable BootLoader Boot Code Boot Mode: 0 - application start from 0000h address; 1- Boot from 3800h address started 1 13 En_Long_Reset Enable additional delay reset during power-on reset: 0- standard short reset; 1-wide reset, an additional 44mS reset time 0 12 En_RST_RESET Enable RST pin as manual reset input pin: 0-disabled; 0 1-enabled RST [11:10] Reserved (Programmed by the programmer automatically set to 00) 00 9 Must_1 (Programmed by the programmer automatically set to 1) 1 8 Must_0 (Programmed by the programmer automatically set to 0) 0 [7:0] All_1 (Programmed by the programmer automatically set to FFh) FFh 6.3 Data Address Space The total internal data space is 256 bytes, as shown in Figure 6.1, all of which are used for SFR and iRAM, where iRAM is used for stacking and fast data staging and can be subdivided into working registers R0-R7, bit variables bdata, bytes Variables data, idata and so on. External data storage space a total of 64KB, as shown in Figure 6.1, part of the expansion for 1KB chip xRAM, the remaining reserved area. For CH553, on-chip expansion of xRAM is only 512 bytes. 6.4 Flash-ROM register [Section omitted] 6.5 flash-ROM steps [Section omitted] 6.6 Board Programming and ISP Download When the configuration information Code_Protect = 1, the code in the flash-ROM and the data in Data Flash of the CH554 chip can be read and written by the external programmer through the synchronous serial interface. When the configuration information Code_Protect = 0, the code in the flash-ROM And Data Flash Data is protected, can not be read out, but can be erased, erase and then re-unlock the code protection. When the CH554 chip is preset BootLoader boot program, CH554 can support USB or asynchronous serial port and other ISP download methods to load the application; but in the absence of a boot program, CH554 can only be written by an external programmer boot loader Or application. In order to support board programming, you must temporarily use the 5V supply voltage, and the circuit needs to reserve four connection pins between the CH554 and the programmer, the minimum necessary connection pin is three: P1.4, P1.6, P1.7. Table 6.6.1 Connection Pin with Programmer Pin GPIO Description RST RST Reset control pin in programming state, high level allows programming SCS P1.4 Chip Select Input Pin (Required) in Programming State, Default High, Active Low SCK P1.7 Clock input pin in programming state (required) MISO P1.6 Data output pin in programming state (required) Note: The 5V supply voltage must be used temporarily either in board programming or via serial or USB download. 6.7 Chip Unique ID Number Each microcontroller has a unique ID number from the factory, which is the chip identification number. The ID data is 5 bytes and is stored in the address 3FFAH to 3FFFH in the configuration information Configuration Information area. Of which 3FFBH address for the retention unit, 3FFCH and 3FFEH address of the two 16-bit data and 3FFAH address 8-bit data into 40-bit chip ID data. Program space address ID data description 3FFAh、3FFBh ID end of the word data, followed by the 40-bit ID number of the highest byte, reserved bytes 3FFCh、3FFDh ID first word data, followed by the ID number of the lowest byte, second low byte 3FFEh、3FFFh ID sub-word data, followed by the ID number of the next high byte, high byte The ID data can be obtained by reading Code Flash. ID number can be used with the download tool for the target program to be encrypted, the general application, just use the first 32-bit ID number, you can ignore 3FFAH address 8-bit data. 7. Power Management, Sleep and Reset 7.1 External power input CH554 chip built-in 5V to 3.3V low dropout voltage regulator supports external 5V or 3.3V or even 2.8V supply voltage input, the two power supply voltage input mode refer to the table below. External supply voltage VCC pin voltage: external voltage 3V ~ 5V V33 pin voltage: 3.3V internal voltage 3.3V or 3V Including less than 3.6V Input an external 3.3V voltage to the voltage regulator must be connected to ground not less than 0.1uF decoupling capacitor 3.3V external input as the internal work of the power supply must be connected to not less than 0.1uF decoupling capacitor 5V Including more than 3.6V Input external 5V voltage to the voltage regulator, must be connected to ground not less than 0.1uF decoupling capacitor 3.3V internal voltage regulator output and 3.3V internal power supply input, must be connected to ground not less than 0.1uF decoupling capacitor After power on or system reset, CH554 is running by default. In the premise of the performance to meet the requirements, properly reduce the system frequency can reduce power consumption during operation. When the CH554 does not need to run at all, you can set the PD in PCON to sleep state, and you can choose external wake-up through USB, UART0, UART1, SPI0 and some GPIOs in sleep mode. 7.2 Power and Sleep Control Registers Table 7.2.1 Power and Sleep Control Registers List Name Address Description Reset Value WDOG_COUNT FFh Watchdog counter register 00h RESET_KEEP FEh Reset holding register 00h WAKE_CTRL A9h Sleep wake-up control register 00h PCON 87h Power Control Register 10h Watchdog Count Register (WDOG_COUNT): Bit Name [7:0] WDOG_COUNT Acc Description ess Reset Value RW Watchdog current count, overflow over 0FFh 00h, over overflow automatically set interrupt flag bWDOG_IF_TO is 1 00h Reset hold register (RESET_KEEP): Bit Name [7:0] RESET_KEEP Acc Description ess Reset Value RW Reset holding register, the value can be artificially modified, in addition to power-on reset can be cleared, any other reset does not affect the value 00h Sleep Wakeup Control Register (WAKE_CTRL), writable only in Safe Mode: Bit Name Acc Description ess Reset Value 7 bWAK_BY_USB RW USB event wake-up enable, this bit is 0 to disable wake-up 0 6 bWAK_RXD1_LO RW UART1 receive input low wake-up enable, this bit is 0 0 to disable wake-up. Select RXD1 or RXD1_ pin according to bUART1_PIN_X = 0/1 5 bWAK_P1_5_LO RW P1.5 low wake-up enable, 0 wake-up prohibited 0 4 bWAK_P1_4_LO RW P1.4 low wake-up enable, 0 wake-up prohibited 0 3 bWAK_P1_3_LO RW P1.3 low wake-up enable, 0 wake-up prohibited 0 2 bWAK_RST_HI RW RST high wake-up enable, disable wake-up from 0. 0 1 bWAK_P3_2E_3L RW P3.2 edge change and P3.3 wake-up enable low, wake-up from 0 to disable 0 0 bWAK_RXD0_LO RW UART0 receive input low wake-up enable, disable wake-up from 0. Select the RXD0 or RXD0_ pin according to bUART0_PIN_X = 0/1 0 Power Control Register (PCON): Bit Name Acc Description ess Reset Value 7 SMOD RW When using UART1 to generate UART0 baud rate, 0 UART0 mode 1, 2 and 3 communication baud rate is selected: 0 - slow mode; 1 - fast mode 6 Reserved RO Reserved 0 5 bRST_FLAG1 RO The chip reset flag high recently 0 4 bRST_FLAG0 RO The chip reset flag low recently 0 3 GF1 RW General flags bit 1: Users can define their own, software can be cleared or set 0 2 GF0 RW General flags 0: users can define their own, software 0 can be cleared or set 1 PD RW Sleep mode is enabled, set to sleep after wake-up hardware automatically cleared 0 0 Reserved RO Reserved 0 Table 7.2.2 Description of the most recent reset flag of the chip bRST_FLAG1 bRST_FLAG0 Reset flag description 0 0 Software Reset, Source: bSW_RESET = 1 and (bBOOT_LOAD = 0 or bWDOG_EN = 1) 0 1 Power on reset, source: VCC pin voltage is below detection level 1 0 Watchdog reset, source: bWDOG_EN = 1 and watchdog timeout expired 1 1 External Pin Manual Reset Source: En_RST_RESET = 1 and RST Input High 7.3 Reset control CH554 has 4 reset sources: power-on reset, external reset, software reset, watchdog reset, the latter three belong to the thermal reset. 7.3.1 Power-on reset Power-on reset POR by the on-chip voltage detection circuit. The POR circuit continuously monitors the supply voltage of the VCC pin. A power-on reset is generated when the voltage level is lower than the detection level Vpot, and the hardware automatically delays Tpor to maintain the reset state. The CH554 operates after the delay time expires. Only the power-on reset to make CH554 reload configuration information and reset RESET_KEEP, other thermal reset does not affect. 7.3.2 External reset The external reset is generated by the high level applied to the RST pin. The reset process is triggered when the configuration information En_RST_RESET is 1 and the high level on the RST pin lasts longer than Trst. When the external high signal is removed, the hardware automatically Trdl delayed to maintain the reset state, after the end of the delay CH554 0 address from the beginning. 7.3.3 Software reset The CH554 supports internal software reset to proactively reset the CPU state and rerun without external intervention. Set the global configuration register bSW_RESET in GLOBAL_CFG to 1 to reset the software and automatically delay Trdl to maintain the reset state. After the delay expires, CH554 starts from address 0 and the bSW_RESET bit is automatically cleared by hardware. When bSW_RESET is set, bRST_FLAG1 / 0 will indicate a software reset after reset if bBOOT_LOAD = 0 or bWDOG_EN = 1; bRST_FLAG1 / 0 will not be generated if bBOOT_LOAD = 1 and bWDOG_EN = 0 when bSW_RESET is set Reset flag, but to keep the reset flag unchanged. For the chip with ISP boot program, after the power is reset, the bootloader should be run first. The program will reset the chip according to the software needed to switch to the application state. This software reset only causes bBOOT_LOAD to be cleared and does not affect the state of bRST_FLAG1 / 0 (Due to bBOOT_LOAD = 1 prior to reset), bRST_FLAG1 / 0 still indicates the power-on reset state when switching to the application state. 7.3.4 Watchdog reset Watchdog reset generated by watchdog timer timeout. The watchdog timer is an 8-bit counter whose clock frequency is the system clock frequency of Fsys / 65536. An overflow signal is generated when 0FFh transitions to 00h. The watchdog timer overflow signal will trigger the interrupt flag bWDOG_IF_TO to 1, which is automatically cleared when WDOG_COUNT is reloaded or when it enters the corresponding interrupt service routine. By writing a different count initial value to WDOG_COUNT, a different timing period Twdc is achieved. Watchdog timing period Twdc when writing 00h is about 2.8 seconds at 6MHz frequency, and about 1.4 seconds when writing 80h. Halved at 12MHz clock speed. If the watchdog timer overflow bWDOG_EN = 1, then the watchdog reset, and automatically delay Trdl to maintain the reset state, after the end of the delay CH554 0 address from the beginning. To avoid being reset by watchdog when bWDOG_EN = 1, WDOG_COUNT must be reset in time to avoid overflow. 8 System Clock 8.1 Clock Block Diagram Figure 8.1.1 Clock System and Structure After the internal clock or the external clock is selected as the original clock Fosc, the Fpll highfrequency clock is generated after multiplying the 4xPLL frequency. Finally, the system clock Fsys and the clock Fusb4x of the USB module are obtained through two sets of frequency divider respectively. The system clock Fsys is provided directly to the various modules of the CH554. 8.2 Register Description Table 8.2.1 Clock Control Register List Name Address Description Reset Value CLOCK_CFG B9h System clock configuration register 83h System Clock Configuration Register (CLOCK_CFG), writable only in safe mode: Bit Name Acc Description ess Reset Value 7 bOSC_EN_INT RW The internal clock oscillator is enabled. When this 1 bit is 1, the internal clock oscillator is enabled and the internal clock is selected. When this bit is '0', the internal clock oscillator is off and the external crystal oscillator is used to provide the clock 6 bOSC_EN_XT RW This bit is set to 1 by an external crystal oscillator. 0 The P1.2 / P1.3 pins function as XI / XO and enable the oscillator. An external crystal or ceramic oscillator is required between XI and XO. This bit is set to 0 External oscillator 5 bWDOG_IF_TO RO Watchdog timer interrupt flag, the bit is 1 indicates 0 an interrupt, triggered by the timer overflow signal; the bit is 0 means no interruption. This bit is cleared automatically when the watchdog counter WDOG_COUNT is reloaded or after entering the corresponding interrupt service routine 4 bROM_CLK_FAST RW flash-ROM reference clock frequency selection: 0 normal (if Fosc> = 16MHz); 1- accelerated (if Fosc <16MHz) 0 3 bRST 0 RO RST pin status input bit [2:0] MASK_SYS_CK_S RW System clock frequency selection, refer to table 8.2.2 011b EL below Table 8.2.2 system frequency selection table MASK_SYS_CK_SEL System Frequency Fsys Fxt relationship with the crystal frequency Fsys when Fosc = 24 MHz 000 Fpll / 512 Fxt / 128 187.5KHz 001 Fpll / 128 Fxt / 32 750KHz 010 Fpll / 32 Fxt / 8 3MHz 011 Fpll / 16 Fxt / 4 6MHz 100 Fpll / 8 Fxt / 2 12MHz 101 Fpll / 6 Fxt / 1.5 16MHz 110 Fpll / 4 Fxt / 1 24MHz 111 Fpll / 3 Fxt / 0.75 Reserved, disabled 8.3 Clock Configuration CH554 chip power on the default use of internal clock, the internal clock frequency is 24MHz. The internal clock or the external crystal oscillator clock can be selected by CLOCK_CFG, and the X1 and XO pins can be used as P1.2 and P1.3 normal I / O ports if the external crystal oscillator is turned off. If an external crystal oscillator is used to provide the clock, the crystal should be bridged between the XI and XO pins, and the X1 and XO pins should be connected to GND for the oscillation capacitor, respectively. If a clock signal is input directly from the outside, Pin input, XO pin left open. The original clock frequency Fosc = bOSC_EN_INT? 24MHz: Fxt PLL Frequency Fpll = Fosc * 4 = 96MHz USB clock frequency Fusb4x = Fpll / 2 = 48MHz System frequency Fsys reference table 8.2.2 obtained by the Fpll frequency After reset, Fosc = 24MHz, Fpll = 96MHz, Fusb4x = 48MHz, Fsys = 6MHz. Switch to the external crystal oscillator to provide the clock as follows: 1. Enter safe mode, step one SAFE_MOD = 55h; step two SAFE_MOD = AAh; 2. Set bOSC_EN_XT in CLOCK_CFG to 1 with "bit or" operation, and leave the other bits unchanged to enable the crystal oscillator; 3. a few milliseconds delay, usually 5mS ~ 10mS, waiting for the crystal oscillator stable; 4. Enter safe mode again, step one SAFE_MOD = 55h; step two SAFE_MOD = AAh; 5. Clear "bOSC_EN_INT" in CLOCK_CFG with "and" and leave the other bits unchanged to switch to the external clock; 6. Turn off safety mode, write any value to SAFE_MOD and terminate safety mode prematurely. Modify the system frequency steps are as follows: 1. Enter safe mode, step one SAFE_MOD = 55h; step two SAFE_MOD = AAh; 2. Write a new value to CLOCK_CFG; 3. Turn off safety mode, write any value to SAFE_MOD, and terminate safety mode ahead of time. Notes: 1. If the USB module is used, the Fusb4x must be 48MHz. When using full-speed USB, the system clock speed is not lower than 6MHz. When using low-speed USB, the system clock speed is not lower than 1.5MHz. 2. Preferentially use a lower system clock frequency, Fsys, to reduce system dynamic power consumption and widen the operating temperature range. 3. The internal clock oscillator is powered by V33, so V33 voltage changes, especially the low voltage, affect the internal clock frequency. 9. Interrupts The CH554 chip supports 14 interrupt sources including 6 groups of interrupts compatible with standard MCS51: INT0, T0, INT1, T1, UART0, T2 and extended 8 groups of interrupts: SPI0, TKEY, USB, ADC, UART1, PWMX, GPIO, WDOG, among them GPIO interrupts can choose from 7 I / O pins. 9.1 Register Description Table 9.1.1 Interrupt vector table Source Address Number Description Default Priority INT_NO_INT0 0x0003 0 External interrupt 0 INT_NO_TMR0 0x000B 1 Timer 0 interrupt INT_NO_INT1 0x0013 2 External interrupt 1 INT_NO_TMR1 0x001B 3 Timer 1 interrupt INT_NO_UART0 0x0023 4 UART0 interrupt INT_NO_TMR2 0x002B 5 Timer 2 interrupt INT_NO_SPI0 0x0033 6 SPI0 interrupt INT_NO_TKEY 0x003B 7 Touch-key timer interrupt INT_NO_USB 0x0043 8 USB interrupt INT_NO_ADC 0x004B 9 ADC interrupt High priority ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ Low priority INT_NO_UART1 0x0053 10 UART1 interupt INT_NO_PWMX 0x005B 11 PWM1 / PWM2 interrupt INT_NO_GPIO 0x0063 12 GPIO interrupt INT_NO_WDOG 0x006B 13 Watchdog timer interrupt Table 9.1.2 Interrupt Related Registers List Name Address Description Reset Value IP_EX E9h Extended interrupt priority control register 00h IE_EX E8h Extended interrupt enable register 00h GPIO_IE C7h GPIO interrupt enable register 00h IP B8h Interrupt priority control register 00h IE A8h Interrupt enable register 00h Interrupt Enable Register (IE): Bit Name Acc Description ess Reset Value 7 EA RW Global interrupt enable control bit, this bit is 1 and 0 E_DIS is 0 to allow interrupt; this bit is 0 to mask all interrupt requests 6 E_DIS RW The global interrupt disable control bit, which bit masks all interrupt requests; this bit is 0 and an EA of 1 allows interrupts. This bit is normally used to temporarily disable interrupts during flash-ROM operations 5 ET2 RW Timer 2 interrupt enable bit, this bit is 1 to allow T2 0 interrupt; 0 mask 4 ES RW Asynchronous serial 0 interrupt enable bit, this bit is 0 1 to allow UART0 interrupt; 0 mask 3 ET1 RW Timer 1 interrupt enable bit, this bit is 1 to allow T1 0 interrupt; 0 mask 2 EX1 RW External interrupt 1 enable bit, this bit is 1 INT1 interrupt is enabled; 0 is masked 1 ET0 RW Timer 0 interrupt enable bit, this bit is 1 to allow T0 0 interrupt; 0 mask 0 EX0 RW External interrupt 0 enable bit, this bit is 1 to allow INT0 interrupt; 0 mask 0 0 0 Extended Interrupt Enable Register (IE_EX): Bit Name Acc Description ess Reset Value 7 IE_WDOG RW Watchdog timer interrupt enable bit, this bit is 1 to allow WDOG interrupt; 0 mask 0 6 IE_GPIO RW GPIO Interrupt Enable bit, this bit is 1 to enable the interrupt enabled in GPIO_IE; 0 to mask all interrupts in GPIO_IE 0 5 IE_PWMX RW PWM1 / PWM2 interrupt enable bit, this bit is 1 to enable PWM1 / 2 interrupt; 0 4 IE_UART1 RW Asynchronous serial 1 interrupt enable bit, this bit is 0 1 to allow UART1 interrupt; 0 mask 3 IE_ADC RW ADC Analog-to-Digital Interrupt Enable bit, this bit 0 is 1 to allow ADC interrupt; 0 mask 2 IE_USB RW USB interrupt enable bit, this bit is 1 to allow USB interrupt; 0 mask 0 1 IE_TKEY RW Touch the Key Timer Interrupt Enable bit, this bit is 0 1 to allow timer interrupt; 0 mask 0 IE_SPI0 RW SPI0 interrupt enable bit, this bit is 1 to allow SPI0 interrupt; 0 mask 0 GPIO Interrupt Enable Register (GPIO_IE): Bit Name Acc Description ess Reset Value 7 bIE_IO_EDGE RW GPIO edge interrupt mode enable: 0 This bit is 0 to select the interrupt mode. When the GPIO pin is valid, bIO_INT_ACT is 1 and interrupts are always requested. When the GPIO input is inactive, bIO_INT_ACT is 0 and the interrupt request is canceled. This bit is set to 1 to select the edge interrupt mode. The GPIO pin will generate an interrupt flag, bIO_INT_ACT, and request an interrupt when it enters a valid edge. The interrupt flag can not be cleared by software. The interrupt flag can only be cleared during reset or interrupt mode or by entering the corresponding interrupt service routine Be automatically cleared 6 bIE_RXD1_LO RW This bit enables UART1 receive pin interrupts 0 (active low level, falling edge mode); this bit is disabled. Select the RXD1 or RXD1_ pin according to bUART1_PIN_X = 0/1 5 bIE_P1_5_LO RW This bit is set to 1 to enable the P1.5 interrupt (active 0 low in edge mode, falling edge in edge mode); this bit is set to '0' 4 bIE_P1_4_LO RW This bit is set to 1 to enable the P1.4 interrupt (active 0 low in edge mode, falling edge in edge mode); this bit is set to '0' 3 bIE_P1_3_LO RW This bit is set to 1 to enable the P1.3 interrupt (active 0 low in edge mode, falling edge in edge mode); this bit is set to '0' 2 bIE_RST_HI RW This bit is set to 1 to enable the RST interrupt (active 0 high in edge mode, valid on rising edge); this bit is set to '0' 1 bIE_P3_1_LO RW This bit is set to 1 to enable the P3.1 interrupt (active 0 low level mode, falling edge mode only); this bit is set to '0' 0 bIE_RXD0_LO RW This bit enables UART0 receive pin interrupts (level 0 mode active low, falling edge mode enabled); this bit is disabled. Select the RXD0 or RXD0_ pin according to bUART0_PIN_X = 0/1 Interrupt Priority Control Register (IP): Bit Name Acc Description ess Reset Value 7 PH_FLAG RW High-priority interrupt is in progress 0 6 PL_FLAG RW Low priority interrupt is in progress 0 5 PT2 RW Timer 2 interrupt priority control bit 0 4 PS RW UART0 interrupt priority control bit 0 3 PT1 RW Timer 1 interrupt priority control bit 0 2 PX1 RW External interrupt 1 interrupt priority control bit 0 1 PT0 RW Timer 0 interrupt priority control bit 0 0 PX0 RW External interrupt 0 interrupt priority control bit 0 Extended Interrupt Priority Control Register (IP_EX): Bit Name Acc Description ess Reset Value 7 bIP_LEVEL RW The current interrupt nesting level flag, the bit is 0 no interrupt or nesting level 2 interrupt; the bit is 1 that the current level of 1 nesting interrupt 0 6 bIP_GPIO RW GPIO interrupt priority control bit 0 5 bIP_PWMX RW PWM1 / PWM2 interrupt priority control bit 0 4 bIP_UART1 RW UART1 interrupt priority control bit 0 3 bIP_ADC RW ADC interrupt priority control bit 0 2 bIP_USB RW USB interrupt priority control bit 0 1 bIP_TKEY RW Touch the key timer interrupt priority control bit 0 0 bIP_SPI0 RW SPI0 interrupt priority control bit 0 The IP and IP_EX registers are used to set the interrupt priority. If a bit is set, the corresponding interrupt source is set to high priority. If a bit is clear, the corresponding interrupt source is set to low priority . For peer interrupt sources, the system has the default priority order. The default priority order is shown in Table 9.1.1. The combination of PH_FLAG and PL_FLAG indicates the priority of the current interrupt. Table 9.1.3 Current Interrupt Priority Status Indication PH_FLAG PL_FLAG Current interrupt priority status 0 0 No interruption at this time 0 1 Low priority interrupt is currently executing 1 0 High priority interrupt is currently executing 1 1 Unexpected status, unknown error 10. I/O Ports 10.1 Introduction to GPIO The CH554 provides up to 17 I / O pins and some pins have alternate functions. Among them, the port P1 and P3 of the input and output can be bit-based addressing. Port P2 is an internal port that is only used to select xRAM pages for MOVX access with R0 or R1. If the pin is not configured as an alternate function, the default is the general purpose I / O pin status. When used as general-purpose digital I / O, all I / O ports have true Read-Modify-Write functions and support SETB or CLR alphanumeric operation instructions to independently change the orientation or port level of certain pins. 10.2 GPIO register All registers and bits in this section are expressed in a common format: lower case "n" indicates port number (n = 1 or 3) and lower case "x" indicates bit serial number (x = 0,1,2,3, 4,5,6,7). Name Address Description Reset Value P1 90h P1 port input output register ffh P1_MOD_OC 92h P1 port output mode register ffh P1_DIR_PU 93h P1 port direction control and pull-up enable register ffh P2 A0h P2 port output register ffh P3 B0h P3 port input and output registers ffh P3_MOD_OC 96h P3 port output mode register ffh P3_DIR_PU 97h P3 port direction control and pull-up enable register ffh PIN_FUNC C6h Pin Function Selection Register 80h XBUS_AUX A2h Bus Auxiliary Setup Register 00h Pn port input / output register (Pn): Bit Name [7:0] Pn.0～Pn.7 Access Description Reset Value RW ffh Pn.x pin status input and data output bits can be bitaddressed Pn port output mode register (Pn_MOD_OC): Bit Name Access Description [7:0] Pn_MOD_OC RW Pn.x pin output mode setting: 0-push-pull output; 1open drain output Reset Value ffh Pn port direction control and pull-up enable register (Pn_DIR_PU): Bit Name Access Description [7:0] Pn_DIR_PU RW Reset Value Pn.x pin direction control in push-pull output mode: ffh 0-input; 1-output; Pn.x pin pull-up resistor enabled in open-drain output mode Control: 0 - Pull-up resistor disabled; 1 - Pull-up resistor enabled The Pn port configuration is implemented by a combination of Pn_MOD_OC [x] and Pn_DIR_PU [x] as follows. Table 10.2.2 Port Configuration Register Combination Pn_MOD_OC Pn_DIR_PU Description 0 0 High-impedance input mode, there is no pull-up resistor on the pin 0 1 Push-pull output mode, with symmetrical drive capability, can output or absorb large current 1 0 Open drain output, high impedance input, no pull-up resistor on pin 1 1 Bidirectional mode (standard 8051), open-drain output, support for input, pull-up resistor on pin, automatically drives 2 clock cycles high to accelerate conversion when output goes low from low P1 and P3 ports support pure input or push-pull output and quasi-bidirectional modes. Each pin has an internal pull-up resistor that is freely controllable, as well as a protection diode connected to VCC and GND. Figure 10.2.1 is an equivalent schematic of the P1 pin's P1.x pin. After removing AIN, it can be applied to P3 port. The figure after VCC changed to V33 for P3.6 and P3.7, that is, P3.6 and P3.7 pull-up or input or output high only to V33 voltage. P3.6 and P3.7 Select a standard pull-up resistor (up to V33), a 15KΩ pull-down resistor or a 1.5KΩ strong pull-up resistor (to V33) for one of the pins. The standard pull-up resistor is only active in bIOB_IO_EN = 0 ie GPIO mode and is controlled by bit 7, bit 6 of P3_DIR_PU; the pull-down resistor is controlled by bUD_PD_DIS or bUH_PD_DIS at bUC_RESET_SIE = 0 regardless of bUSB_IO_EN; the 1.5KΩ pull- Resistor, controlled by bUC_DEV_PU_EN when bUC_RESET_SIE = 0, is independent of bUSB_IO_EN. Figure 10.2.1 I / O Pin Equivalent Schematic [section 10.3 missing in original document] 10.4 GPIO multiplexing and mapping Some I / O pins of CH554 have alternate functions. After power-on, the default I / O pins are generalpurpose I / O pins. When different function modules are enabled, the corresponding pins are configured as the corresponding function pins of the respective function modules. Pin Function Selection Register (PIN_FUNC): Bit Name Acc Description ess Reset Value 7 bUSB_IO_EN RW USB UDP / UDM pin enable bit, this bit is 0 P3.6 / P3.7 is used for GPIO, P3_DIR_PU control pull-up resistor is supported, P3_MOD_OC is supported; this bit is 1 P3.6 / P3.7 is used for UDP / UDM controlled by USB module, P3_DIR_PU and P3_MOD_OC are invalid 1 6 bIO_INT_ACT RO GPIO interrupt request activation status: 0 When bIE_IO_EDGE = 0, this bit is 1, it indicates the active level of GPIO input, interrupt will be requested and 0 means invalid input level; when bIE_IO_EDGE = 1, this bit will be used as edge interrupt flag, 1 means valid edge detected, This bit can not be cleared by software and can only be cleared automatically on reset or in the level interrupt mode or on entering the corresponding interrupt service routine 5 bUART1_PIN_X RW UART1 pin mapping enable bit. When this bit is 0, RXD1 / TXD1 will use P1.6 / P1.7; if this bit is 1, RXD1 / TXD1 will use P3.4 / P3.2 0 4 bUART0_PIN_X RW UART0 pin mapping enable bit, if this bit is 0 then RXD0 / TXD0 will use P3.0 / P3.1; if this bit is 1 then RXD0 / TXD0 will use P1.2 / P1.3 0 3 bPWM2_PIN_X RW PWM2 pin mapping enable bit. When this bit is 0, 0 PWM2 will use P3.4. When this bit is 1, PWM2 will use P3.1 2 bPWM1_PIN_X RW PWM1 pin mapping enable bit. When this bit is 0, PWM1 uses P1.5. When this bit is 1, PWM1 uses P3.0 1 bT2EX_PIN_X RW T2EX / CAP2 pin mapping enable bit, when this bit 0 is 0 then T2EX / CAP2 will use P1.1; if this bit is 1 then T2EX / CAP2 will use RST 0 bT2_PIN_X RW T2 / CAP1 pin mapping enable bit. When this bit is 0, T2 / CAP1 will use P1.0. When this bit is 1, T2 / CAP1 will use P1.4 0 0 Table 10.4.1 GPIO Pin Alternate Function List GPIO Other features: From left to right prioritization RST RST、bT2EX_、bCAP2_、bRST P1[0] T2/bT2、CAP1/bCAP1、TIN0、P1.0 P1[1] T2EX/bT2EX、CAP2/bCAP2、TIN1、VBUS2、AIN0、P1.1 P1[2] XI、RXD_/bRXD_、P1.2 P1[3] XO、TXD_/bTXD_、P1.3 P1[4] T2_/bT2_、CAP1_/bCAP1_、SCS/bSCS、TIN2、UCC1、AIN1、P1.4 P1[5] MOSI/bMOSI、PWM1/bPWM1、TIN3、UCC2、AIN2、P1.5 P1[6] MISO/bMISO、RXD1/bRXD1、TIN4、P1.6 P1[7] SCK/bSCK、TXD1/bTXD1、TIN5、P1.7 P3[0] PWM1_/bPWM1_、RXD/bRXD、P3.0 P3[1] PWM2_/bPWM2_、TXD/bTXD、P3.1 P3[2] TXD1_/bTXD1_、INT0/bINT0、VBUS1、AIN3、P3.2 P3[3] INT1/bINT1、P3.3 P3[4] PWM2/bPWM2、RXD1_/bRXD1_、T0/bT0、P3.4 P3[5] T1/bT1、P3.5 P3[6] UDP/bUDP、P3.6 P3[6] UDM/bUDM、P3.7 The left-to-right prioritization described in the table above refers to the order in which multiple functional modules compete for use of the GPIO. For example, P3.0 can still be used for the higher priority PWM1 output when P3.1 is used for TXD serial transmission. 11. External Bus The CH554 does not provide a bus signal to the outside of the chip, does not support the external bus, but can access the on-chip xRAM normally. External Bus Auxiliary Setup Register (XBUS_AUX): Bit Name Acc Description ess Reset Value 7 bUART0_TX RO Indicates the transmit status of UART0, a 1 indicates 0 that it is transmitting 6 bUART0_RX RO Indicates the receive status of UART0, a 1 indicates that it is receiving 5 bSAFE_MOD_ACT RO Indicates the safety mode status, a 1 indicates that it 0 is currently in safety mode 4 Reserved RO Reserved 0 3 GF2 RW General flag 2: users can define their own, software can be cleared or set 0 2 bDPTR_AUTO_INC RW Enabled DPTR increments automatically after MOVX_ @ DPTR instruction completes 0 1 Reserved RO Reserved 0 0 DPS RW Dual DPTR Data Pointer Select Bits: This bit is 0 to select DPTR0; this bit is 1 to select DPTR1 0 0 12. Timer 12.1 Timer 0/1 Timer0 / 1 is two 16-bit timer / timers configured by TCON and TMOD for Timer0 and Timer1. TCON is used for the start-up and overflow interrupts of Timer / Counters T0 and T1 as well as external interrupt control. Each timer is a 16-bit timer unit consisting of two 8-bit registers. Timer 0 high byte counter is TH0, low byte is TL0; Timer 1 high byte counter is TH1, low byte is TL1. Timer 1 can also be used as the UART0 baud rate generator. 12.1.1 Timer / Counter 0/1 Related register list Name Address Description Reset Value TH1 8Dh Timer 1 counter high byte xxh TH0 8Ch Timer 0 counter high byte xxh TL1 8Bh Timer 1 counter low byte xxh TL0 8Ah Timer 0 counter low byte xxh TMOD 89h Timer 0/1 mode register 00h TCON 88h Timer 0/1 control register 00h Timer / Counter 0/1 Control Register (TCON): Bit Name Access Description Reset Value 7 TF1 RW Timer 1 Overflow interrupt flag, enter the timer 1 interrupt automatically cleared 0 6 TR1 RW Timer 1 Start / stop bit, set to start, set or cleared by software 0 5 TF0 RW Timer 0 Overflow interrupt flag, enter the timer 1 interrupt automatically cleared 4 TR0 RW Timer 0 Start / stop bit, set to start, set or cleared by software 0 3 IE1 RW INT1 External interrupt 1 interrupt request flag, enter the interrupt automatically cleared 2 IT1 RW INT1 External interrupt 1 trigger mode control bit, this bit is 0 0 Select the external interrupt is low-level trigger; This bit is 1 Select external interrupt as falling-edge trigger 1 IE0 RW INT0 External interrupt 1 interrupt request flag, enter the interrupt automatically cleared 0 IT0 RW INT0 External interrupt 1 trigger mode control bit, this bit is 0 0 Select the external interrupt is low-level trigger; This bit is 1 Select external interrupt as falling-edge trigger 0 0 0 Timer / Counter 0/1 Mode Register (TMOD): Bit Name Access Description Reset Value 7 bT1_GATE RW Gating enable bit to control whether Timer1 start-up is affected by external interrupt signal INT1. When this bit is 0, the operation of timer / event counter 1 is independent of INT1. When this bit is 1, only the INT1 pin is high and TR1 is 1 0 6 bT1_CT RW Timing or counting mode selection bit, this bit is 0 0 working in timing mode; this bit is 1 working in counting mode, using the falling edge of T1 pin as clock 5 bT1_M1 RW Timer / Counter 1 Mode Select High 0 4 bT1_M0 RW Timer / Counter 1 Mode Select Low 0 3 bT0_GATE RW Gating enable bit to control whether Timer0 start-up is affected by external interrupt signal INT0. When this bit is 0, the operation of timer / event counter 0 is independent of INT0. When this bit is 1, only the INT0 pin is high and TR0 is 1 0 2 bT0_CT RW Timing or counting mode selection bit, this bit is 0 0 working in timing mode; this bit is 1 working in counting mode, using the falling edge of T0 pin as clock 1 bT0_M1 RW Timer / Counter 0 Mode Select High 0 0 bT0_M0 RW Timer / Counter 0 Mode Select Low 0 Table 12.1.2 bTn_M1 and bTn_M0 Selection of Timer n Operating Mode (n = 0, 1) bTn_M1 bTn_M0 Timer n working mode (n= 0,1) 0 0 Mode 0: 13-bit timer / counter n, counting unit consists of the lower 5 bits of TLn and THn, the upper 3 bits of TLn are invalid. When the count changes from 13 bits to 1 bits to 0 bits, set the overflow flag TFn and reset the initial value 0 1 Mode 1: 16-bit timer / counter n, counting unit consists of TLn and THn. Count from 16 to 1 for all into all 0, set the overflow flag TFn, and reset the initial value 1 0 Mode 2: 8-bit reload timer / counter n. The counting unit uses TLn, THn as the overloaded counting unit. When the count is changed from 8 bits to 1 bits and all 0s, the overflow flag TFn is set and the initial value is automatically loaded from THn 1 1 Mode 3: Timer / Counter 0 is divided into two sections, TL0 and TH0, for Timer / Counter 0, which takes up all Timer0 control bits, while Timer / Counter0 also uses another 8-bit timer Use, occupy Timer1 TR1, TF1 and interrupt resources, and Timer1 is still available, but can not use the start control bit TR1 and overflow flag TF1. If Timer / Event Counter 1 is set, entering Mode 3 will stop Timer / Counter 1. Timer n count low byte (TLn) (n = 0, 1): Bit Name [7:0] TLn Access Description Reset Value RW xxh Timer n count low byte Timer n count high byte (THn) (n = 0, 1): Bit Name [7:0] THn Access Description Reset Value RW xxh Timer n count high byte 12.2 Timer 2 Timer2 is a 16-bit auto-reload timer configured by the T2CON and T2MOD registers. The upper byte counter of Timer 2 is TH2 and the lower byte is TL2. Timer2 can be used as UART0 baud rate generator, but also has 2 signal level capture function, the capture count is stored in the RCAP2 and T2CAP1 registers. Table 12.2.1 Timer2 Related Registers List Name Address Description Reset Value TH2 CDh Timer2 counter high byte 00h TL2 CCh Timer2 counter low byte 00h T2COUNT CCh TL2 and TH2 form a 16-bit SFR 0000h T2CAP1H CFh Timer2 Capture 1 Data High Byte (Read Only) xxh T2CAP1L CEh Timer2 Capture 1 Data Low Byte (Read Only) xxh T2CAP1 CEh T2CAP1L and T2CAP1H make up a 16-bit SFR xxxxh RCAP2H CBh Count Reload / Capture 2 Data Register High Byte 00h RCAP2L CAh Count Reload / Capture 2 Data Register Low Byte 00h RCAP2 CAh RCAP2L and RCAP2H make up a 16-bit SFR 0000h T2MOD C9h Timer 2 mode register 00h T2CON C8h Timer 2 control register 00h Timer/Counter 2 Control Register (T2CON): Bit Name Access Description 7 TF2 RW Reset Value When bT2_CAP1_EN = 0, this is the overflow interrupt flag 0 of Timer2. When the Timer2 count changes from 16 to 1, the overflow flag is set to 1 and needs to be cleared by software; when RCLK=1 or TCLK=1 , this bit will not be set to 1 7 CAP1F RW When bT2_CAP1_EN=1, it is Timer2 Capture 1 interrupt flag triggered by T2 valid edge and requires software clear 0 6 EXF2 RW Timer2 external trigger flag, set by T2EX active edge trigger 0 when EXEN2 = 1, requires software clear 5 RCLK RW UART0 receive clock select, this bit is 0. Select Timer1 overflow pulse to generate baud rate; this bit is 1 to select Timer2 overflow pulse to generate baud rate. 0 4 TCLK RW UART0 transmit clock selection, this bit is 0. Select Timer1 overflow pulse to generate baud rate; this bit is 1 to select Timer2 overflow pulse to generate baud rate. 0 3 EXEN2 RW T2EX trigger enable bit. This bit is 0. Ignore T2EX; this bit is 1 to enable reload or capture on T2EX active edge. 0 2 TR2 RW Timer2 start/stop bit, set to start, set or cleared by software 0 1 C_T2 RW Timer2 clock source select bit, this bit is 0 Use internal clock; this bit is 1 Use edge count based on falling edge of T2 pin 0 0 CP_RL2 RW Timer2 function select bit. This bit should be forced to 0 if 0 RCLK or TCLK is 1. When this bit is 0, Timer2 acts as a timer/counter, and can automatically reload the initial count value when the counter overflows or the T2EX level changes; this bit is 1 to enable Timer2's Capture 2 function to capture the T2EX active edge. Timer/Counter 2 Mode Register (T2MOD): Bit Name Access Description Reset Value 7 bTMR_CLK RW The fastest clock mode is enabled for the T0/T1/T2 0 timer that has been selected for the fast clock. If this bit is set to 1, the system clock frequency Fsys without frequency division is used as the count clock; if this bit is 0, the clock frequency is used. This bit has no effect on the timer that selects the standard clock 6 bT2_CLK RW Timer2 internal clock frequency selection bit, this bit 0 is 0 to select the standard clock, timer/counter mode is Fsys/12, UART0 clock mode is Fsys/4; this bit is 1 to select fast clock, timer/count mode is Fsys/4 (bTMR_CLK =0) or Fsys (bTMR_CLK=1), UART0 clock mode is Fsys/2 (bTMR_CLK=0) or Fsys (bTMR_CLK=1) 5 bT1_CLK RW Timer1 internal clock frequency selection bit, this bit is 0. Select the standard clock Fsys/12; select the fast clock Fsys/4 (bTMR_CLK=0) or Fsys 0 (bTMR_CLK=1) 4 BT0_CLK RW Timer0 internal clock frequency selection bit, this bit is 0. Select the standard clock Fsys/12; select the fast clock Fsys/4 (bTMR_CLK=0) or Fsys (bTMR_CLK=1) 0 3 bT2_CAP_M1 RW 0 2 bT2_CAP_M0 RW Timer2 capture mode high Capture mode selection: Timer2 capture mode low X0: From falling edge to falling edge 01: From any edge to any edge, that is, change in level 11: From the rising edge to the rising edge 1 T2OE RW 0 bT2_CAP1_EN RW 0 Timer2 clock output enable bit. This bit is 0. Disable 0 output. This bit is 1 to enable T2 pin output clock with half the Timer2 overflow rate. Capture 1 mode is enabled when RCLK = 0, TCLK = 0, CP_RL2 = 1, C_T2 = 0, and T2OE = 0. This bit is set to 1 to enable the capture 1 function to capture the active edge of T2; this bit 0 disables capture 1 0 Counting Reload/Capture 2 Data Registers (RCAP2): Bit Name Access Description Reset Value [7:0] RCAP2H RW High byte of reload value in timer/counter mode; high 00h byte of timer captured by CAP2 in capture mode [7:0] RCAP2L RW The low byte of the reload value in timer/counter mode; the low byte of the timer captured by CAP2 in capture mode 00h Timer2 Counter (T2COUNT): Bit Name Access Description Reset Value [7:0] TH2 RW Current counter high byte 00h [7:0] TL2 RW Current counter low byte 00h Timer2 capture 1 data (T2CAP1): Bit Name [7:0] T2CAP1H Access Description Reset Value RO xxh High byte of the timer captured by CAP1 [7:0] T2CAP1L RO The low byte of the timer captured by CAP1 xxh 12.3 PWM function CH554 provides two 8-bit PWM, PWM can choose the default output polarity is low or high, you can dynamically modify the PWM output duty cycle, through a simple RC resistor capacitor integrated low-pass filter, you can Get a variety of output voltage, equivalent to low-speed digital-to-analog converter DAC. PWM1 output duty cycle = PWM_DATA1 / 256, support range 0% to 99.6%. PWM2 output duty cycle = PWM_DATA2 / 256, support range 0% to 99.6%. In practice, it is recommended to allow PWM pin output and set the PWM output pin to push-pull output mode. 12.3.1 PWM1 and PWM2 Table 12.3.1 PWM1 and PWM2 related register list Name Address Description Reset Value PWM_CK_SE 9Eh PWM clock divider setting register 00h PWM_CTRL 9Dh PWM control register 02h PWM_DATA1 9Ch PWM1 data register xxh PWM_DATA2 9Bh PWM2 data register xxh PWM2 Data Register (PWM_DATA2): Bit Name Access Description [7:0] PWM_DATA2 RW Store the current data of PWM2, PWM2 output active xxh level duty cycle = PWM_DATA2 / 256 PWM1 Data Register (PWM_DATA1): Bit Name Access Description [7:0] PWM_DATA1 RW Reset Value Reset Value Store the current data of PWM1, PWM1 output active xxh level duty cycle = PWM_DATA1 / 256 PWM Control Register (PWM_CTRL): Bit Name Access Description 7 bPWM_IE_END RW Reset Value This bit is set to 1 to enable the end of the PWM 0 cycle or to leave the MFM buffer empty 6 bPWM2_POLAR RW Control PWM2 output polarity, the bit is 0, the default low, high effective; the bit is 1, the default high, low active 0 5 bPWM1_POLAR RW Control PWM1 output polarity, the bit is 0, the default low, high effective; the bit is 1, the default high, low active 0 4 4 bPWM_IF_END RW PWM cycle end interrupt flag bit, this bit is 1 indicates interrupt, write 1 cleared or reload PWM_DATA1 data cleared 0 3 bPWM2_OUT_EN RW PWM2 output enable, setting this bit to 1 enables 0 the PWM2 output 2 bPWM1_OUT_EN RW PWM1 output enable, setting this bit to 1 enables 0 the PWM1 output 1 bPWM_CLR_ALL RW This bit is set to 1 to clear PWM1 and PWM2 counts and FIFOs and requires software reset 1 0 Reserved RO Reserved 0 PWM Clock Divider Setting Register (PWM_CK_SE): Bit Name Access Description Reset Value [7:0] PWM_CK_SE RW 00h Set the PWM clock divider 12.4 Timer Function 12.4.1 Timer 0 / 1 1. Set T2MOD to select the internal clock frequency of Timer. If bTn_CLK (n = 0/1) is 0, then the corresponding clock of Timer0 / 1 is Fsys / 12; if bTn_CLK is 1, select bsMR_CLK = 0 or 1 to select Fsys / 4 or Fsys as the clock. 2. Set the TMOD configuration Timer work mode. 3. Set timer / counter initial value TLn and THn (n = 0/1). 4. Setting bit TRn (n = 0/1) in TCON Enables or disables the timer, which can be interrogated by bit TFn (n = 0/1) or by interrupt. Mode 0:13 bit timer / counter Figure 12.4.1.1 Timer0 / 1 Mode 0 Mode 1:16 bit timer / counter Figure 12.4.1.2 Timer0 / 1 Mode 1 Mode 2: Automatic reload of 8-bit timer / counter Figure 12.4.1.3 Timer0 / 1 Mode 2 Mode 3: Timer0 is split into two independent 8-bit Timer / Counters and borrows the TR1 control bit of Timer1. Timer1 stops running by entering Start Mode 3 in place of the borrowed TR1 control bit. Figure 12.4.1.4 Timer0 Mode 3 12.4.2 Timer2 Timer2 16-bit reload timer / counter mode: 1. Set bits RCLK and TCLK in T2CON to 0 to select non-serial port baud rate generator mode. 2. To set bit T2 in C_T2 to 0 to use internal clock, go to step (3); set to 1 to select the falling edge of T2 pin As the count clock, skip step (3). 3. Set T2MOD to select the internal clock frequency of Timer. If bT2_CLK is 0, then the clock of Timer2 is Fsys / 12. If bT2_CLK is 1, then bsMR_CLK = 0 or 1 selects Fsys / 4 or Fsys as the clock. 4. Set the bit CP_RL2 of T2CON to 0 to select the Timer2 16-bit reload timer function. 5. Set RCAP2L and RCAP2H as reload value after timer overflow, set TL2 and TH2 as initial value of timer (Generally the same as RCAP2L and RCAP2H), set TR2 to 1 and turn on Timer2. 6. The current timer / counter status can be retrieved by interrogating TF2 or Timer 2 interrupts. Figure 12.4.2.1 Timer2 16-Bit Reload Timer / Counter Timer2 clock output mode: Referring to the 16-bit reload timer / counter mode and setting bit T2OE in T2MOD to 1, the divide-by2 clock of the TF2 frequency output from the T2 pin is enabled. Timer2 Serial Port 0 Baud Rate Generator Mode: 1. Set bit C_T2 in T2CON to 0 Select to use internal clock, or set to select the falling edge of T2 pin as clock. Set bits RCLK and TCLK in T2CON to 1 or 1 if necessary, Select serial baud rate generator mode. 2. Set T2MOD to select the internal clock frequency of Timer. If bT2_CLK is 0, then Timer2 clock is Fsys / 4; if bT2_CLK is 1, select bsMR / 2 or Fsys as the clock by bTMR_CLK = 0 or 1. 3. Set RCAP2L and RCAP2H as reload value after timer overflow, set TR2 to 1 and enable Timer2. Figure 12.4.2.2 Timer2 UART0 Baud Rate Generator Timer2 dual channel capture mode: 1. Set bits RCLK and TCLK in T2CON to 0 to select non-serial port baud rate generator mode. 2. Set bit C_T2 in T2CON to 0. Select to use internal clock and go to step (3). Set to 1 to select the falling edge of T2 pin as the count clock and skip step (3). 3. Set T2MOD to select the internal clock frequency of Timer. If bT2_CLK is 0, then the clock of Timer2 is Fsys / 12; if bT2_CLK is 1, then bsMR_CLK = 0 or 1 selects Fsys / 4 or Fsys as the clock. 4. Set the T2MOD bits bT2_CAP_M1 and bT2_CAP_M0 to select the corresponding edge capture mode. 5. Set bit T2_CONT of CP2 to 1 to select the capture function of Timer2 on the T2EX pin. 6. Set TL2 and TH2 as the initial value of the timer, set TR2 to 1 and enable Timer2. 7. When CAP2 capture is completed, RCAP2L and RCAP2H will save the current TL2 and TH2 count values and set EXF2 to generate an interrupt. The next capture between RCAP2L and RCAP2H and the last captured RCAP2L and RCAP2H The difference is the signal width between the two valid edges. 8. If T2CON bit C_T2 is 0 and T2MOD bit bT2_CAP1_EN is 1, the capture function of Timer2 on T2 pin will be enabled. When CAP1 capture is completed, T2CAP1L and T2CAP1H will save the current TL2 and TH2 The count value, and set CAP1F, resulting in an interrupt. Figure 12.4.2.3 Timer2 Capture Mode 13. Universal Asynchronous Receiver Transmitter (UART) 13.1 UART Introduction CH554 chip provides two full duplex asynchronous serial ports: UART0 and UART1. CH553 only provides UART0. UART0 is a standard MCS51 serial port, the data is received and sent through the SBUF access physically separate receive / send registers to achieve. The data written to SBUF is loaded into the transmit register and the read from SBUF corresponds to the receive buffer register. UART1 is a simplified MCS51 serial port, the data is received and sent through the SBUF1 access physically separate receive / send registers to achieve. The data written to SBUF1 is loaded into the transmit register and the read from SBUF1 corresponds to the receive buffer register. Compared with UART1, UART1 eliminates the multi-machine communication mode and fixed baud rate. UART1 has an independent baud rate generator. 13.2 UART Register Table 13.2.1 UART related register list Name Address Description Reset Value SCON 98h UART0 control register 00h SBUF 99h UART0 data register xxh SCON1 C0h UART1 control register 40h SBUF1 C1h UART1 data register xxh SBAUD1 C2h UART1 baud rate setting register xxh 13.2.1 UART0 Register Description UART0 Control Register (SCON): Bit Name Access Description Reset Value 7 SM0 RW UART0 working mode select bit 0, this bit is 0 select 8-bit data asynchronous communication; this bit is 1 select 9-bit data asynchronous communication 0 6 SM1 RW UART0 work mode select bit 1, this bit is 0 to set a fixed baud rate; this bit is 1 to set variable baud rate, generated by timer T1 or T2 0 5 SM2 RW UART0 multi-machine communication control 0 bit: In modes 2 and 3, when SM2 = 1 when SM2 = 1 when receiving data, RI is not set and reception is invalid if RB8 is 0; RI is set and reception is enabled if RB8 is 1; and when SM2 = 0, 0 or 1, RI is set when receiving data, receiving is valid In mode 1, if SM2 = 1, reception is only valid if a valid stop bit is received; In mode 0, SM2 bit must be set to 0 4 REN RW UART0 allows to receive the control bit, this bit 0 is 0 forbidden to receive; This bit is 1 to allow to receive 3 TB8 RW The ninth bit of data to be transmitted, in modes 0 2 and 3, TB8 is used to write the ninth bit of the transmit data, which can be a parity bit. In multimachine communication, TB8 is used to indicate whether the host sends an address byte or not Data byte, TB8 = 0 for data, TB8 = 1 for address 2 RB8 RW The 9th bit of receive data, in mode 2 and 3, RB8 is used to store the 9th bit of receive data In mode 1, if SM2 = 0 then RB8 is used to store the received stop bit In mode 0, RB8 is not used 0 1 TI RW Send interrupt flag, set by hardware after a data byte is sent, software needs to be cleared 0 0 RI RW Receive interrupt flag, set by hardware after a data byte is received, software reset 0 Table 13.2.1.1 UART0 Operating Mode Selection SM0 SM1 Description 0 0 Mode 0, shift register mode, fixed baud rate is Fsys / 12 0 1 Mode 1,8-bit asynchronous communication mode, the baud rate variable, generated by the timer T1 or T2 1 0 Mode 2, 9-bit asynchronous communication mode, the baud rate is Fsys / 128 (SMOD = 0) or Fsys / 32 (SMOD = 1) 1 1 Mode 3, 9 asynchronous communication mode, baud rate variable, generated by the timer T1 or T2 Under modes 1 and 3, UART0 baud rate is generated by timer T1 when RCLK = 0 and TCLK = 0. T1 should be mode 2 automatic reload 8-bit timer mode, bT1_CT and bT1_GATE must be 0, divided into the following types of clock conditions. Table 13.2.1.2 Calculating the UART0 baud rate from T1 bTMR_CLK bT1_CLK SMOD Description 1 1 0 TH1 = 256 - Fsys / 32 / baud rate 1 1 1 TH1 = 256 - Fsys / 16 / baud rate 0 1 0 TH1 = 256 - Fsys / 4 / 32 / baud rate 0 1 1 TH1 = 256 - Fsys / 4 / 16 / baud rate x 0 0 TH1 = 256 - Fsys / 12 / 32 / baud rate x 0 1 TH1 = 256 - Fsys / 12 / 16 / baud rate In modes 1 and 3, UART0 baud rate is generated by Timer T2 when RCLK = 1 or TCLK = 1. T2 should be set to 16-bit auto-reload baud rate generator mode, C_T2 and CP_RL2 must be 0, divided into the following types of clock conditions. Table 13.2.1.3 Calculating the UART0 Baud Rate from T2 bTMR_CLK bT2_CLK Description 1 1 RCAP2 = 65536 - Fsys / 16 / baud rate 0 1 RCAP2 = 65536 - Fsys / 2 / 16 / baud rate x 0 RCAP2 = 65536 - Fsys / 4 / 16 / baud rate UART0 Data Register (SBUF): Bit Name [7:0] SBUF Access Description RW Reset Value UART0 data register, including sending and xxh receiving two physically separate registers. Write data to SBUF corresponding to send data register; Read data from SBUF corresponding to receive data register 13.2.2 UART1 Register Description UART1 Control Register (SCON1): Bit Name Access Description Reset Value 7 U1SM0 RW UART1 work mode select bit, this bit is 0 Select 0 8-bit data asynchronous communication; This bit is 1 Select 9-bit data asynchronous communication 6 Reserved RO Reserved 1 5 U1SMOD RW Select UART1 communication baud rate: 0 slow mode; 1 - fast mode 0 4 U1REN RW UART1 allows to receive the control bit, this bit 0 is 0 forbidden to receive; This bit is 1 to allow to receive 3 U1TB8 RW The 9th bit of data to be transmitted. In 9-bit data 0 mode, TB8 is used to write the 9th bit of the transmit data and can be a parity bit. In 8-bit data mode, TB8 is ignored 2 U1RB8 RW In the 9-bit data mode, RB8 is used to store the 9th bit of receive data. In 8-bit data mode, RB8 is used to store the received stop bits 0 1 U1TI RW Send interrupt flag, set by hardware after a data byte is sent, software needs to be cleared 0 0 U1RI RW Receive interrupt flag, set by hardware after a 0 data byte is received, software reset UART1 baud rate generated by the SBAUD1 settings, according to the choice of U1SMOD is divided into two cases: • When U1SMOD = 0, SBAUD1 = 256 - Fsys / 32 / baud rate • When U1SMOD = 1, SBAUD1 = 256 - Fsys / 16 / baud rate • UART1 Data Register (SBUF1): Bit Name [7:0] SBUF1 Access Description RW Reset Value UART1 data register, including sending and xxh receiving two physically separate registers. Write data to SBUF1 corresponding to send data register; read data from SBUF1 corresponding receive data register 13.3 UART Applications UART0 Application: 1. Select UART0 baud rate generator, you can choose from the timer T1 or T2, and configure the corresponding counter. 2. Turn on the timer T1 or T2. 3. Set SCON's SM0, SM1, SM2 select the serial port 0 operating mode. Set REN to 1 to enable UART0 reception. 4. You can set the serial port interrupt or query RI and TI interrupt status. 5. Read and write SBUF send and receive serial data, serial port receive signal baud rate error of not more than 2%. UART1 Application: 1. Select U1SMOD and set SBAUD1 according to the baud rate. 2. Set U1SM0 of SCON1 to select the working mode of serial port 1. Set U1REN to 1 to enable UART1 reception. 3. You can set the serial port 1 interrupt or query U1RI and U1TI interrupt status. 4. Read and write serial port 1 SBUF1 send and receive data, the serial port receive signal baud rate error of not more than 2%. 14. Synchronous Serial Interface (SPI) 14.1 Introduction to SPI CH554 chip provides SPI interface for high-speed synchronous data transfer between peripherals. 1. Support master master mode and slave slave mode; 2. Support mode 0 and mode 3 clock mode; 3. Optional 3-line full-duplex or 2-wire half-duplex mode; 4. Optional MSB high first sent or LSB low first sent; 5. Adjustable clock frequency, up to nearly half of the system clock speed; 6. Built-in 1 byte receive FIFO and 1 byte transmit FIFO; 7. The first byte in the slave mode to support preloading data, easy for the host to get the first byte immediately return data. 14.2 SPI Register Table 14.2.1 SPI related register list Name Address Description Reset Value SPI0_SETUP FCh SPI0 setting register 00h SPI0_S_PRE FBh SPI0 Slave Mode Preset Data Register 20h SPI0_CK_SE FBh SPI0 clock frequency division setting register 20h SPI0_CTRL FAh SPI0 control register 02h SPI0_DATA F9h SPI0 data transceiver register xxh SPI0_STAT F8h SPI0 status register 08h SPI0 setting register (SPI0_SETUP): Bit Name Access Description Reset Value 7 bS0_MODE_SLV RW SPI0 master / slave mode select bit. When this 0 bit is 0, SPI0 is master mode. When this bit is 1, SPI0 is slave mode / device mode 6 bS0_IE_FIFO_OV RW FIFO overflow interrupt enable bit in slave 0 mode, this bit enables the FIFO overflow interrupt by 1; this bit causes the FIFO overflow without interrupt 5 bS0_IE_FIRST RW Interrupt enable bit is received in Slave mode when the first byte is complete. This bit is 1. Interrupt is triggered when the first data byte is received in slave mode. When this bit is 0, no interrupt is generated when the first byte is received 0 4 bS0_IE_BYTE RW Data byte transfer complete interrupt enable bit, the bit is 1 to allow byte transfer complete interrupt; the bit is 0, the byte transfer is completed without interruption 0 3 bS0_BIT_ORDER RW Data byte bit control bit, this bit is 0 MSB high in the front; this bit is 1 LSB low in the former 0 2 Reserved RO Reserved 0 1 bS0_SLV_SELT RO Chip select active status bit in slave mode, this bit is 0 to indicate that it is not currently selected; this bit indicates that it is currently selected 0 0 bS0_SLV_PRELOA RO D Pre-load data status bit in slave mode, which indicates that the current pre-load state has not been transferred after the chip select is valid 0 SPI0 Clock Divider Setting Register (SPI0_CK_SE): Bit Name [7:0] SPI0_CK_SE Access Description Reset Value RW 20h Set the SPI0 clock division factor in master mode SPI0 Slave Mode Preset Data Register (SPI0_S_PRE): Bit Name [7:0] SPI0_S_PRE Access Description Reset Value RW 20h Load the first transmission data in slave mode beforehand SPI0 Control Register (SPI0_CTRL): Bit Name Access Description Reset Value 7 bS0_MISO_OE RW SPI0 MISO output enable control bit, the bit is 1 0 to allow output; this bit is 0 to disable the output 6 bS0_MOSI_OE RW SPI0 MOSI output enable control bit, this bit is 1 0 enable output; this bit is 0 disable output 5 bS0_SCK_OE RW SPI0 SCK output enable control bit, this bit is 1 enable output; this bit is 0 disable output 4 bS0_DATA_DIR RW SPI0 Data Direction Control bit. When this bit is 0 0, the data is output. Only the write FIFO is validated, an SPI transfer is enabled. When this bit is 1, data is input. The write or read FIFO is used as a valid operation to start an SPI transfer 3 bS0_MST_CLK RW SPI0 master clock mode control bit, the bit is 0 then mode 0, SCK idle default low; the bit is 1 mode 3, SCK default high 2 bS0_2_WIRE RW SPI0 2-wire half-duplex mode enable bit, the bit 0 is 0 3-wire full duplex mode, including SCK, MOSI, MISO; This bit is 1 2-wire half duplex mode, including SCK, MISO 1 bS0_CLR_ALL RW This bit is cleared to 1 by the SPI0 interrupt flag 1 and FIFO. This bit is cleared by software 0 bS0_AUTO_IF RW Enable effective operation through the FIFO 0 Auto-clear byte Receive complete interrupt flag enable bit, the bit is 1, the FIFO is automatically cleared when a valid read and write Byte Completion Interrupt flag S0_IF_BYTE Clear 0 0 SPI0 Data Transceiver Register (SPI0_DATA): Bit Name [7:0] SPI0_DATA Access Description Reset Value RW xxh Including sending and receiving two physically separate FIFOs, reading data into a receive data FIFO, writing data to a transmit data FIFO, and valid reads and writes to initiate an SPI transfer SPI0 Status Register (SPI0_STAT): Bit Name Access Description Reset Value 7 S0_FST_ACT RO This bit is 1 to indicate that the current state is completed when the first byte is received in slave mode 0 6 S0_IF_OV RW FIFO overflow flag in slave mode. This bit indicates a 1-out-of-FIFO interrupt. A 0 bit indicates no interrupt. Direct bit access to clear or write a clear zero. Interrupt triggered by 0 transmit FIFO empty when bS0_DATA_DIR = 0; triggered by receive FIFO full interrupt when bS0_DATA_DIR = 1 5 S0_IF_FIRST RW The first byte received in slave mode completes 0 the interrupt flag. A 1 bit indicates the first byte was received. Direct bit access to clear or write a clear zero 4 S0_IF_BYTE RW Data byte transfer completed interrupt flag, the 0 bit is 1 that a byte transfer is complete. Direct bit access clear or write 1 clear, or cleared by FIFO valid operation when bS0_AUTO_IF = 1 3 S0_FREE RO SPI0 free flag, the bit is 1 that there is no current 1 SPI shift, usually in the data bytes between the neutral period 2 S0_T_FIFO RO SPI0 transmit FIFO counter, valid value is 0 or 1 0 1 Reserved RO Reserved 0 0 S0_R_FIFO RO SPI0 receive FIFO counter, valid value is 0 or 1 0 14.3 SPI Transfer Format The SPI master mode supports two transfer formats, mode 0 and mode 3, which can be selected by setting bit bSn_MST_CLK in the SPI control register SPIn_CTRL, which always samples the MISO data on the rising edge of CLK. Data transmission format as shown below. Mode 0: bSn_MST_CLK = 0 Figure 14.3.1 SPI Mode 0 Timing Diagram Mode 3: bSn_MST_CLK = 1 Figure 14.3.2 SPI Mode 3 Timing Diagram 14.4 SPI Configuration 14.4.1 SPI Master Mode Configuration In SPI master mode, the SCK pin outputs a serial clock and the chip select output pin can be specified as any I / O pin. SPI0 configuration steps: 1. Set the SPI clock frequency division setting register SPI0_CK_SE, configure the SPI clock frequency. 2. Set bit bS0_MODE_SLV of SPI setting register SPI0_SETUP to 0 to configure as master mode. 3. Set bit bS0_MST_CLK in SPI control register SPI0_CTRL and set to mode 0 or 3 according to the requirement. 4. Set the bits bS0_SCK_OE and bS0_MOSI_OE of the SPI control register SPI0_CTRL to 1 and the bS0_MISO_OE bit to 0 to set the P1 port direction bSCK, bMOSI to output, bMISO to input, and chip select to output. Data transmission process: 1. Write SPI0_DATA register, write to the FIFO to send data, automatically start an SPI transfer. 2. Waiting for S0_FREE to 1, indicating that the transmission is completed, you can continue to send the next byte. Data reception process: 1. Write the SPI0_DATA register and write any data such as 0FFh to the FIFO to initiate an SPI transfer. 2. Wait for S0_FREE to 1, indicating that the reception is completed, SPI0_DATA can be read to get the received data. 3. If the previous bS0_DATA_DIR has been set, then the above read operation will also start the next SPI transfer, otherwise it will not start. 14.4.2 SPI Slave Mode Configuration Only SPI0 supports slave mode. In slave mode, the SCK pin is used to receive the serial clock of the connected SPI master. 1. Set bit bS0_MODE_SLV of SPI0 setting register SPI0_SETUP to 1 to configure slave mode. 2. Set bits bS0_SCK_OE and bS0_MOSI_OE of SPI0 control register SPI0_CTRL to 0, set bS0_MISO_OE to 1, set P1 port direction bSCK, bMOSI and bMISO, and chip select pins as inputs. When the SCS chip select active (low), MISO will automatically enable the output. It is also recommended to set the MISO pin to high-impedance input mode (P1_MOD_OC [6] = 0, P1_DIR_PU [6] = 0) to disable MISO output during the chip select period. 3. Optionally, set the SPI slave mode preset data memory SPI0_S_PRE for the first time automatically loaded into the buffer after being selected for output to the external buffer. After 8 serial clocks, ie the first data byte transfer is completed, the CH554 gets the first byte of data (possibly the command code) from the external SPI master and the external SPI master exchanges the preset data in SPI0_S_PRE (possibly Is the status value). Bit 7 of register SPI0_S_PRE is automatically loaded onto the MISO pin during the SCK low level after the SPI chip select is asserted. For SPI mode 0, if CH554 is preset to bit 7 of SPI0_S_PRE, the external SPI master will select on the SPI chip select When data is valid but not yet transmitted, the value of bit 7 of SPI0_S_PRE can be obtained by querying the MISO pin for bit 7 of the SPI0_S_PRE, thereby obtaining the value of bit 7 of SPI0_S_PRE by simply validating the SPI chip select. Data transmission process: 1. Query S0_IF_BYTE or wait for an interrupt. After each SPI data byte transfer, write the SPI0_DATA register and write the data to be sent to the FIFO. Or wait for S0_FREE to change from 0 to 1, you can continue to send the next byte. Data reception process: 1. Query S0_IF_BYTE or wait for an interrupt. After each SPI data byte transfer completes, read the SPI0_DATA register and receive the data from the FIFO. Query S0_R_FIFO FIFO can be found in the remaining bytes. 15. ADC and voltage comparator (ADC) 15.1 Introduction to ADC The CH554 provides an 8-bit analog-to-digital converter including a voltage comparator and an ADC module. The converter has four analog signal input channels, can be collected in time, support 0 to VCC analog input voltage range. 15.2 ADC Register Table 15.2.1 ADC related register list Name Address Description Reset Value ADC_CTRL 80h ADC control register x0h ADC_CFG 9AH ADC Configuration Register 00h ADC_DATA 9Fh ADC data register xxh ADC Control Register (ADC_CTRL): Bit Name Access Description Reset Value 7 CMPO RO Voltage Comparator result output bit, this bit is 0 x Description The voltage at the non-inverting input is lower than the voltage at the inverting input. When this bit is 1, the voltage at the noninverting input is higher than the voltage at the inverting input 6 CMP_IF RW Voltage comparator results change flag, the bit is 0 1 that the voltage comparator results have changed, direct bit access clear 5 ADC_IF RW ADC conversion completed interrupt flag, the bit 0 is 1 that an ADC conversion is completed, direct bit access to clear 4 ADC_START RW ADC start-up control bit, set to 1 to start the ADC conversion. This bit is automatically cleared after the ADC conversion is completed 0 3 CMP_CHAN RW Voltage comparator inverting input selection: 0AIN1; 1-AIN3 0 2 Reserved RO Reserved 0 1 ADC_CHAN1 RW Voltage comparator positive input and ADC input channel selection high 0 0 ADC_CHAN0 RW Voltage comparator positive input and ADC input channel selection low 0 The voltage comparator positive-phase input and ADC channel are selected by ADC_CHAN1 and ADC_CHAN0. ADC_CHAN1 ADC_CHAN0 Select the voltage comparator positive input and ADC input channel 0 0 AIN0（P1.1） 0 1 AIN1（P1.4） 1 0 AIN2（P1.5） 1 1 AIN3（P3.2） ADC Configuration Register (ADC_CFG): Bit Name Access Description Reset Value [7:4] Reserved RO Reserved 0000b 3 ADC_EN RW ADC module power control bit, the bit is 0 to turn off the ADC module power to sleep; the bit is 1 to open 0 2 CMP_EN RW Voltage comparator power control bit, the bit is 0 0 to turn off the voltage comparator power to sleep; the bit is 1 to open 1 Reserved RO Reserved 0 0 ADC_CLK RW ADC reference clock frequency select bit, this bit is 0 Select slow clock, 384 Fosc cycles per ADC; this bit is 1 Select fast clock, each ADC requires 96 Fosc cycles 0 ADC Data Register (ADC_DATA): Bit Name [7:0] ADC_DATA Access Description Reset Value RO xxh ADC sampling result data 15.3 ADC Function ADC sampling mode configuration steps: 1. Set the ADC_EN bit in the ADC_CFG register to 1, turn on the ADC module, and set the bADC_CLK selection frequency. 2. Set ADC_CHAN1 / 0 in the ADC_CTRL register to select the input channel. 3. Optionally, clear the interrupt flag ADC_IF. Optionally, if you use interrupt mode, you also need to enable interrupts there. 4. Set ADC_START in the ADC_CTRL register to start an ADC conversion. 5. Wait for ADC_START to change to 0, or set ADC_IF to 1 (if previously cleared) to indicate that the ADC conversion is complete and that the result data can be read by ADC_DATA. The data is an equal 255 input voltage relative to the VCC supply voltage. For example, the resulting data is 47, indicating that the input voltage is approximately 47/255 VCC. If the VCC power supply voltage is not certain, then another certain reference voltage value can be measured, and then the measured input voltage value and the VCC power supply voltage value can be calculated proportionally. 6. If ADC_START is set again, the next ADC conversion can be started. Voltage comparator mode configuration steps: 1. Set the CMP_EN bit in the ADC_CFG register to 1 to turn on the voltage comparator module. 2. Set ADC_CHAN1 / 0 and CMP_CHAN in the ADC_CTRL register to select the positive and negative inputs. 3. Optional, clear flag CMP_IF. 4. The status of the CMPO bit can be queried at any time to get the result of the current comparator. 5. If CMP_IF is changed to 1, the result of the comparator has changed. The selected analog signal input channel must have its GPIO pin set to high impedance input mode or open drain output mode with output 1 (equivalent to high impedance input), and Pn_DIR_PU [x] = 0 and recommended Turn off the pull-up and pull-down resistors. 16. USB controller 16.1 USB Controller Introduction CH554 embedded USB controller and USB transceiver, the characteristics are as follows: 1. Support USB Host host function and USB Device device function; 2. Support USB 2.0 full speed 12Mbps or low speed 1.5Mbps; 3. Support USB control transfer, bulk transfer, interrupt transfer, synchronous / real-time transfer; 4. Support up to 64 bytes of data packets, built-in FIFO, interrupt support and DMA. The USB related register of CH554 is divided into 3 parts, some registers are multiplexed in the mode of the host computer and the apparatus. 1. USB global register; 2. USB device controller register; 3. USB host controller register. 16.2 Global Registers Table 16.2.1 USB Global Registers List (Standard gray reset by bUC_RESET_SIE) Name Address Description Reset Value USB_C_CTRL 91h USB type-C Configures the channel control register 0000 0000b USB_INT_FG D8h USB interrupt flag register 0010 0000b USB_INT_ST D9h USB Interrupt Status Register (Read Only) 00xx xxxxb USB_MIS_ST DAh USB Miscellaneous Status Register (read only) Xx10 1000b USB_RX_LEN DBh USB Receive Length Register (read only) 0xxx xxxxb USB_INT_EN E1h USB interrupt enable register 0000 0000b USB_CTRL E2h USB control register 0000 0110b USB_DEV_AD E3h USB device address register 0000 0000b USB type-C Configuration Channel Control Register (USB_C_CTRL): Bit Name Access Description Reset Value 7 bVBUS2_PD_EN RW This bit is set to 1 to enable the internal 10K 0 pull-down resistor on the VBUS2 pin. Disable to 0 6 bUCC2_PD_EN RW This bit is 1 to enable the internal 5.1K pulldown resistor on the UCC2 pin. Disable to 0 0 5 bUCC2_PU1_EN RW This bit is the internal pull-up resistor control select high for the UCC2 pin 0 4 bUCC2_PU0_EN RW This bit is the internal pull-up resistor control select low for the UCC2 pin 0 3 bVBUS1_PD_EN RW This bit is set to 1 to enable the internal 10K pull-down resistor on the VBUS1 pin. 0 is not allowed 0 2 bUCC1_PD_EN RW This bit is set to 1 to enable the internal 5.1K 0 pull-down resistor on the UCC1 pin. Disable to 0 1 bUCC1_PU1_EN RW This bit is the internal pull-up resistor control select high for the UCC1 pin 0 0 bUCC1_PU0_EN RW This bit is the internal pull-up resistor control select low for the UCC1 pin 0 The pull-up resistor internal to the UCCn pin is selected by bUCCn_PU1_EN and bUCCn_PU0_EN. bUCCn_PU1_EN bUCCn_PU0_EN Select the internal pull-up resistor on the UCCn pin 0 0 Internal pull-up resistor is disabled 0 1 Enable internal 56KΩ pull-up resistor to provide default USB current 1 0 Enable internal 22KΩ pull-up resistor, said it can provide 1.5A current 1 1 Enable internal 10KΩ pull-up resistor, which can provide 3A current The above USB type-C pull-up and pull-down resistors are independent of the port pull-up resistors controlled by the Pn_DIR_PU port direction control and pull-up enable register. When a pin is used for USB type-C, the pin corresponding to this pin should be disabled As a port pull-up resistor, it is recommended to enable high-impedance input mode for this pin (to prevent this pin from outputting a low level or high level). For detailed control and input detection of USB type-C configuration channels, refer to USB type-C Application Notes and Routines USB Interrupt Flag Register (USB_INT_FG): Bit Name Access Description Reset Value 7 U_IS_NAK RO 0 In USB device mode, a 1 indicates that a NAK busy response was received during the current USB transfer. A 0 indicates that a non-NAK response was received 6 U_TOG_OK RO The current USB transmission DATA0 / 1 0 synchronization flag match status, the bit is 1 that synchronization, the data is valid; the bit is 0 that does not synchronize, the data may be invalid 5 U_SIE_FREE RO USB protocol processor idle status bit, this bit is 1 0 for busy, USB transfer is in progress; this bit is 1 for USB free 4 UIF_FIFO_OV RW USB FIFO Overflow Interrupt Flag bit, this bit is 0 1 for FIFO overflow interrupt; this bit is 0 for no interrupt. Direct bit access to clear or write a clear zero 3 UIF_HST_SOF RW USB host mode SOF timer interrupt flag, the bit 0 is 1, said the SOF timer interrupt, the interrupt is triggered by the SOF packet transfer is complete; the bit is 0 means no interruption. Direct bit access to clear or write a clear zero 2 UIF_SUSPEND RW The USB bus suspends or wakes up the event interrupt flag bit. When this bit is set to 1, it indicates that there is an interrupt triggered by a USB suspend event or a wake-up event. A 0 indicates no interruption. Direct bit access to clear or write a clear zero 0 1 UIF_TRANSFER RW The USB Transfer Complete Interrupt Flag bit, when set to 1, indicates an interrupt that is triggered by a USB transfer completion; a 0 indicates no interruption. Direct bit access to clear or write a clear zero 0 0 UIF_DETECT RW In USB host mode, the USB device connects or 0 disconnects the event interrupt flag bit. When this bit is set to 1, it indicates that there is an interrupt which is triggered by detecting the USB device being connected or disconnected. A value of 0 indicates no interruption. Direct bit access to clear or write a clear zero 0 UIF_BUS_RST RW USB device interrupt USB interrupt event flag 0 bit, the bit indicates an interrupt, the interrupt triggered by the USB bus reset event; the bit is 0 for no interruption. Direct bit access to clear or write a clear zero USB Interrupt Status Register (USB_INT_ST): Bit Name Access Description Reset Value 7 bUIS_IS_NAK RO In USB device mode, a 1 indicates that a NAK 0 BUSY response was received during the current USB transfer. With U_IS_NAK 6 bUIS_TOG_OK RO The current USB transmission DATA0 / 1 synchronization flag match status, the bit is 1 that synchronization; the bit is 0 that does not sync. With U_TOG_OK 5 bUIS_TOKEN1 RO The Token PID ID of the current USB transfer x transaction in device mode is high 4 bUIS_TOKEN0 RO Token PID identification low for current USB transfer transaction in device mode [3:0] MASK_UIS_ENDP RO USB device mode current USB transfer xxxxb transaction endpoint number, 0000 represents the endpoint 0; ...; 1111 represents the endpoint 15 [3:0] MASK_UIS_H_RES RO 0 x USB host mode response to the current USB xxxxb transaction PID identification, 0000 means no response or timeout device; Other values that the response PID bUIS_TOKEN1 and bUIS_TOKEN0 make up MASK_UIS_TOKEN for the token PID identifying the current USB transaction in USB device mode: 00 means OUT packet; 01 means SOF packet; 10 means IN packet; 11 means SETUP packet. USB Miscellaneous Status Register (USB_MIS_ST): Bit Name Access Description Reset Value 7 bUMS_SOF_PRES RO USB host mode SOF packet indicates the status bit, the bit is 1 that will send SOF packet, at this time if there are other USB packets will be automatically delayed x 6 bUMS_SOF_ACT RO USB host mode SOF packet transmission x status, the bit is 1 SOF packet is being sent; this bit is 0, said the transmission is complete or idle 5 bUMS_SIE_FREE RO USB protocol processor idle status bit, the bit 1 is 0 for busy, ongoing USB transmission; the bit is 1 that USB free. With U_SIE_FREE 4 bUMS_R_FIFO_RDY RO USB receive FIFO data ready status bit, this 0 bit is 0 indicates that the receive FIFO is empty; the bit is 1 that the receive FIFO is not empty 3 bUMS_BUS_RESET RO USB bus reset status bit, this bit is 0 that there 1 is no USB bus reset; the bit is 1 that is currently USB bus reset 2 bUMS_SUSPEND RO USB suspend status bit, this bit is 0 indicates 0 that the current USB activity; the bit is 1 that there has been no USB activity for a period of time, the request to suspend 1 bUMS_DM_LEVEL RO The state of the DM pin when the USB device 0 is connected to the USB port is recorded in the USB host mode, and 0 indicates a low level and 1 indicates a high level. Used to determine full speed or low speed 0 bUMS_DEV_ATTACH RO USB host mode USB device connection status 0 bit, the bit is 1 that the port has been connected to the USB device; the bit is 0 means no USB Receive Length Register (USB_RX_LEN): Bit Name [7:0] bUSB_RX_LEN Access Description Reset Value RO xxh The current number of bytes of data received by the USB endpoint USB Interrupt Enable Register (USB_INT_EN): Bit Name Access Description Reset Value 7 bUIE_DEV_SOF RW This bit is set to 1 to enable USB device mode receive SOF packet interrupt; disable to 0 0 6 bUIE_DEV_NAK RW This bit is 1 Enable USB Device Mode Receive NAK interrupt; 0 disable 0 5 Reserved RO Reserved 0 4 bUIE_FIFO_OV RW This bit enables a FIFO overflow interrupt. This 0 bit is set to 0 to disable 3 bUIE_HST_SOF RW This bit is 1 to enable USB host mode SOF timer 0 interrupt; 2 bUIE_SUSPEND RW This bit is 1 to enable USB bus suspend or wake 0 event interrupt; 0 is disabled 1 bUIE_TRANSFER RW This bit is 1 to enable USB transfer complete interrupt; this bit is 0 disable 0 0 bUIE_DETECT RW This bit is set to 1 to enable USB device 0 connection or disconnect event interrupt in USB host mode; 0 bUIE_BUS_RST RW This bit is set to 1 to enable the USB bus event interrupt in USB device mode; this bit is disabled 0 USB Control Register (USB_CTRL): Bit Name Access Description Reset Value 7 bUC_HOST_MODE RW USB operation mode select bit, this bit is 0 to 0 select USB device mode (DEVICE); this bit is 1 to select USB host mode (HOST) 6 bUC_LOW_SPEED RW USB bus signal transmission rate select bit, this bit is 0 to select full speed 12Mbps; this bit is 1 to select low speed 1.5Mbps 5 bUC_DEV_PU_EN RW USB device enable and internal pull-up resistor 0 control bits in USB device mode, setting this bit to 1 enables USB device transfer and enables the internal pull-up resistor 5 bUC_SYS_CTRL1 RW USB system control high 0 4 bUC_SYS_CTRL0 RW USB system control low 0 3 bUC_INT_BUSY RW USB transfer complete interrupt flag is not 0 cleared before the automatic pause enable bit, the bit is 1 in the interrupt flag UIF_TRANSFER not cleared before automatically suspended for the device mode will automatically busy NAK, for the host mode will automatically suspend subsequent transmission; the Bit 0 is not suspended 2 bUC_RESET_SIE RW USB protocol processor software reset control 1 bit, the bit is forced to reset the USB protocol processor and most of the USB control registers, the need to clear the software 1 bUC_CLR_ALL RW This bit is cleared by 1 to clear the USB interrupt 1 flag and FIFO and requires software reset 0 bUC_DMA_EN RW This bit is 1 to enable USB DMA and DMA interrupts; 0 is disabled 0 0 Composed of bUC_HOST_MODE, bUC_SYS_CTRL1, and bUC_SYS_CTRL0 USB system control combination: bUC_HOST_MODE bUC_SYS_CTRL1 bUC_SYS_CTRL0 USB system control description 0 0 0 Disable USB device function, turn off the internal pull-up resistor 0 0 1 Enable USB device function, turn off internal pull-up, need to add external pull-up 0 1 X Enable USB device function, enable internal 1.5KΩ pull-up resistor. This pull-up resistor takes precedence over the pull-down resistor and can also be used in GPIO mode 1 0 0 Select USB host mode, normal working condition 1 0 1 Select USB host mode, force DP / DM output SE0 state 1 1 0 Select USB host mode, force the DP / DM output J state 1 1 1 Select USB host mode, force DP / DM output K state / wake up USB Device Address Register (USB_DEV_AD): Bit Name Access Description Reset Value 7 bUDA_GP_BIT RW USB universal flag: Users can customize, software can be cleared or set 0 [6:0] MASK_USB_ADDR RW Host mode is the address of the current operating USB device; Device mode is the address of the USB device 00h 16.3 Device Register In USB device mode, CH554 provides 5 groups of bidirectional endpoints of 0, 1, 2, 3 and 4, and the maximum data packet length of all endpoints is 64 bytes. Endpoint 0 is the default endpoint that supports control transfers, sending and receiving share a 64-byte data buffer. Endpoint 1, Endpoint 2 and Endpoint 3 each include a transmit endpoint IN and a receive endpoint OUT, each having an independent 64-byte or double 64-byte data buffer for sending and receiving, supporting control transfers, bulk transfers, interrupt transfers and Real-time / synchronous transmission Endpoint 4 includes a transmit endpoint IN and a receive endpoint OUT, sending and receiving each have a separate 64-byte data buffer, support control transfer, bulk transfer, interrupt transfer and realtime / synchronous transfer. Each set of endpoints has a control register, UEPn_CTRL, and a transmit length register, UEPn_T_LEN (n = 0/1/2/3/4), for setting the synchronization trigger bit for this endpoint, responding to OUT transactions and IN transactions, and sending data Length and so on. The USB bus pull-up resistor necessary as a USB device can be set by the software at any time. When the bUC_DEV_PU_EN in the USB control register USB_CTRL is set to 1, the CH554 internally pulls up the DP pin or the DM pin of the USB bus according to bUD_LOW_SPEED Resistor and enable USB device function. After detecting the USB bus reset, USB bus suspend or wake-up event, or USB successfully finishes sending data or receiving data, the USB protocol processor will set the corresponding interrupt flag and generate an interrupt request. The application can directly query or query and analyze the interrupt flag register USB_INT_FG in the USB interrupt service routine and perform the corresponding processing according to UIF_BUS_RST and UIF_SUSPEND; and if the UIF_TRANSFER is valid, the USB interrupt status register USB_INT_ST needs to be further analyzed, and according to the current endpoint number MASK_UIS_ENDP and the current transaction token PID identifier MASK_UIS_TOKEN for the appropriate treatment. If the synchronization trigger bit bUEP_R_TOG of the OUT transaction of each endpoint is set in advance, whether the synchronization trigger bit of the currently received data packet matches the synchronization trigger bit of the endpoint can be determined by U_TOG_OK or bUIS_TOG_OK. If the data is synchronized, the data Effective; if the data is not synchronized, the data should be discarded. After each processing USB send or receive interrupt, it should correctly modify the corresponding endpoint synchronization trigger bit, used to synchronize the next data packet sent and detect the next received data packet is synchronized; In addition, by setting bUEP_AUTO_TOG Achieve the success of the transmission or receive success automatically flip the corresponding synchronization trigger bit. The data to be sent by each endpoint is in its own buffer, the length of the data to be sent is set independently in UEPn_T_LEN; the data received by each endpoint is in its own buffer, but the received data length is within the USB receive length Register USB_RX_LEN, USB receiver can be interrupted according to the current endpoint number distinction. Table 16.3.1 USB Device Related Registers List (Standard gray reset by bUC_RESET_SIE) Name Address Description Reset Value UDEV_CTRL D1h USB device physical port control register 10xx 0000b UEP1_CTRL D2h Endpoint 1 control register 0000 0000b UEP1_T_LEN D3h Endpoint 1 send length register 0xxx xxxxb UEP2_CTRL D4h Endpoint 2 control register 0000 0000b UEP2_T_LEN D5h Endpoint 2 send length register 0000 0000b UEP3_CTRL D6h Endpoint 3 control register 0000 0000b UEP3_T_LEN D7h Endpoint 3 send length register 0xxx xxxxb UEP0_CTRL DCh Endpoint 0 control register 0000 0000b UEP0_T_LEN DDh Endpoint 0 send length register 0xxx xxxxb UEP4_CTRL DEh Endpoint 4 control register 0000 0000b UEP4_T_LEN DFh Endpoint 4 send length register 0xxx xxxxb UEP4_1_MOD EAh Endpoint 1, 4 mode control register 0000 0000b UEP2_3_MOD EBh Endpoint 2, 3 mode control register 0000 0000b UEP0_DMA_H EDh Endpoint 0 and 4 buffer start address high byte 0000 00xxb UEP0_DMA_L ECh Endpoint 0 and 4 buffer start address low byte xxxx xxxxb UEP0_DMA ECh UEP0_DMA_L and UEP0_DMA_H form a 16-bit SFR 0xxxh UEP1_DMA_H DFh Endpoint 1 buffer start address high byte 0000 00xxb UEP1_DMA_L EEh Endpoint 1 buffer start address low byte xxxx xxxxb UEP1_DMA EEh UEP1_DMA_L and UEP1_DMA_H form a 16-bit SFR 0xxxh UEP2_DMA_H E5h Endpoint 2 buffer start address high byte 0000 00xxb UEP2_DMA_L E4h Endpoint 2 buffer start address low byte xxxx xxxxb UEP2_DMA E4h UEP2_DMA_L and UEP2_DMA_H form a 16-bit SFR 0xxxh UEP3_DMA_H E7h Endpoint 3 buffer start address high byte 0000 00xxb UEP3_DMA_L E6h Endpoint buffer start address low byte xxxx xxxxb UEP3_DMA E6h UEP3_DMA_L and UEP3_DMA_H form a 16-bit SFR 0xxxh USB Device Physical Port Control Register (UDEV_CTRL), controlled by bUC_RESET_SIE Reset: Bit Name Access Description Reset Value 7 bUD_PD_DIS RW USB Device Port UDP / UDM Pin Internal 1 Pull-down Resistor Disable bit. This bit disables the internal pull-down resistor. Setting this bit to 0 enables the internal pulldown resistor. This bit is not controlled by bUSB_IO_EN and can also be used to provide pull-down resistors in GPIO mode 6 Reserved RO Reserved 5 bUD_DP_PIN RO Current UDP pin state, 0 means low; 1 means x high 4 bUD_DM_PIN RO Current UDM pin state, 0 for low; 1 for high x 3 Reserved RO Reserved 0 2 bUD_LOW_SPEED RW USB device physical port low speed mode 0 0 enable bit, this bit is 1 to select 1.5Mbps low speed mode; this bit is 0 to select 12Mbps full speed mode 1 bUD_GP_BIT RW USB device mode common flag: the user can 0 define their own, software can be cleared or set 0 bUD_PORT_EN RW USB device physical port enable bit, this bit is 0 1 to enable the physical port; this bit is 0 to disable the physical port Endpoint n Control Register (UEPn_CTRL): Bit Name Access Description Reset Value 7 bUEP_R_TOG RW The desired synchronization trigger for the 0 receiver of the USB endpoint n (handling SETUP / OUT transactions), which indicates that DATA0 is expected; a value of 1 indicates the expected DATA1 6 bUEP_T_TOG RW USB endpoint n transmitter (processing IN transaction) to prepare the synchronization trigger bit, the bit is 0 to send DATA0; 1 to send DATA1 0 5 Reserved RO Reserved 0 4 bUEP_AUTO_TOG RW Synchronous trigger bit automatically flip 0 enable control bit, the bit is 1, said the success of the transmission or receive the appropriate flip automatically flip the corresponding trigger bit; 0 means not automatically flip, but you can manually switch. Only endpoints 1/2/3 are supported 3 bUEP_R_RES1 RW The receiver of endpoint n controls the SETUP / OUT transaction in response to a high order 0 2 bUEP_R_RES0 RW The receiver of endpoint n controls the SETUP / OUT transaction in response to the low order 0 1 bUEP_T_RES1 RW The response of the sender of endpoint n to IN 0 transaction is high 0 bUEP_T_RES0 RW The response of the sender of endpoint n to the IN transaction is controlled low 0 MASK_UEP_R_RES consisting of bUEP_R_RES1 and bUEP_R_RES0 Controls how the receiver of endpoint n responds to the SETUP / OUT transaction: 00 for ACK or Ready; 01 for timeout / no response for real-time / synchronous transfer of non-endpoint 0; 10 means answering NAK or busy; 11 means answering STALL or error. MASK_UEP_T_RES, consisting of bUEP_T_RES1 and bUEP_T_RES0, is used to control how the sender of endpoint n responds to an IN transaction: 00 means DATA0 / DATA1 or data ready and expected ACK; 01 means DATA0 / DATA1 is acknowledged and expect no response for non- Endpoint 0 real-time / synchronous transmission; 10 means NAK or busy; 11 means STALL or error. [remainder of 16.3 omitted] 16.4 Host Register In USB host mode, the CH554 provides a set of bidirectional host endpoints including a transmit endpoint OUT and a receive endpoint IN. The maximum packet length is 64 bytes and supports control transfers, bulk transfers, interrupt transfers, and real-time / synchronous transfers. Each USB transaction initiated by the host endpoint automatically sets the interrupt flag, UIF_TRANSFER, at the end of processing. The application can directly query or query and analyze the interrupt flag register USB_INT_FG in the USB interrupt service routine, and perform corresponding processing according to each interrupt flag. Moreover, if the UIF_TRANSFER is valid, the USB interrupt status register USB_INT_ST needs to be further analyzed, and the current USB The reply transaction identifier MASK_UIS_H_RES of the transaction is processed accordingly. If a host receives the synchronization trigger bit bUH_R_TOG of the IN transaction of the receiving endpoint, it can determine whether the synchronization trigger bit of the currently received data packet matches the synchronization trigger bit of the host receiving endpoint by using U_TOG_OK or bUIS_TOG_OK. If the data is synchronized, The data is valid; if the data is out of sync, the data should be discarded. After each processing USB send or receive interrupt, should correct the corresponding host endpoint synchronization trigger bit, used to synchronize the next data packet sent and detect the next received data packet is synchronized; In addition, by setting bUEP_AUTO_TOG Can be achieved after the success of the transmission or receive the success of the corresponding automatic flip synchronization trigger bit. The USB host token setting register UH_EP_PID is a multiplexing of USB endpoint 1 control registers in USB device mode and is used to set the endpoint number of the target device to be operated and the Token PID packet identifier of this USB transfer transaction. Data corresponding to the SETUP token and the OUT token are provided by the host sending endpoint. The data to be sent is in the UH_TX_DMA buffer and the data length to be sent is set in UH_TX_LEN. The data corresponding to the IN token is returned by the target device to the host Receiving endpoint, the received data is stored in the UH_RX_DMA buffer and the received data length is stored in USB_RX_LEN. Table 16.4.1 USB Host Related Registers List (Standard gray reset by bUC_RESET_SIE) Name Address Description Reset Value UHOST_CTRL D1h USB host physical port control register 10xx 0000b UH_SETUP D2h USB Host Auxiliary Setting Register 0000 0000b UH_RX_CTRL D4h USB host receive endpoint control register 0000 0000b UH_EP_PID D5h USB host token setting register 0000 0000b UH_TX_CTRL D6h USB host sends endpoint control register 0000 0000b UH_TX_LEN D7h USB host send length register 0xxx xxxxb UH_EP_MOD EBh USB host endpoint mode control register 0000 0000b UH_RX_DMA_H E5h USB host receive buffer start address high byte 0000 00xxb UH_RX_DMA_L E4h USB host receive buffer start address low byte xxxx xxxxb UH_RX_DMA The 16-bit SFRs are composed of UH_RX_DMA_L and 0xxxh UH_RX_DMA_H E4h UH_TX_DMA_H E7h USB host send buffer start address high byte 0000 00xxb UH_TX_DMA_L E6h USB host send buffer start address low byte Xxxx xxxxb UH_TX_DMA E6h The 16-bit SFR consists of UH_TX_DMA_L and UH_TX_DMA_H 0xxxh USB host physical port control register (UHOST_CTRL), reset control by bUC_RESET_SIE: Bit Name Access Description Reset Value 7 bUH_PD_DIS RW USB Host Port UDP / UDM Pin Internal Pull- 1 down Resistor Disable bit. This bit disables the internal pull-down resistor. Setting this bit to 0 enables the internal pull-down resistor. This bit is not controlled by bUSB_IO_EN and can also be used to provide pull-down resistors in GPIO mode 6 Reserved RO Reserved 5 bUH_DP_PIN RO Current UDP pin state, 0 means low; 1 means x high 4 bUH_DM_PIN RO Current UDM pin state, 0 for low; 1 for high x 3 Reserved RO Reserved 0 2 bUH_LOW_SPEED RW USB host physical port low speed mode 0 enable bit, this bit is 1 to select 1.5Mbps low speed mode; this bit is 0 to select 12Mbps full speed mode 1 bUH_BUS_RESET RW USB host port bus reset control bit, this bit is 1 to force the host port to output USB bus reset; this bit is 0 to end output 0 bUH_PORT_EN RW USB Host Port Enable bit, this bit disables the 0 host port by 0; this bit enables the host port by 1. This bit is automatically cleared when the USB device is disconnected USB Host Auxiliary Setup Register (UH_SETUP): Bit Name Access Description 0 0 Reset Value 7 bUH_PRE_PID_EN RW Low Preamble Packet PRE PID enable bit, 0 this bit is 1 Enable USB host to communicate with low-speed USB device through external HUB; Disable low-speed leading packet to 0, HUB not between USB host and low-speed USB device 6 bUH_SOF_EN RW Automatically generated SOF packet enable bit, the bit is automatically generated by the USB host SOF packet; 0 is not automatically generated, but can be generated by hand 0 RO Reserved 00h [5:0] Reserved USB Host Receive Endpoint Control Register (UH_RX_CTRL): Bit Name Access Description 7 bUH_R_TOG Reset Value RW USB host receiver (handling IN transaction) 0 expected synchronization trigger bit, the bit is 0 indicates the expected DATA0; 1 indicates the expected DATA1 [6:5] Reserved RO Reserved 4 bUH_R_AUTO_TOG RW Automatically turn bUH_R_TOG enable 0 control bit, the bit is 1 that the USB host automatically flip the bUH_R_TOG flag after receiving the success; 0 means that does not automatically flip, but you can manually switch 3 Reserved RO Reserved 2 bUH_R_RES RW USB host receiver response to IN transaction 0 control bit, 0 means ACK or Ready; 1 means no response for non-endpoint 0 with the target device for real-time / synchronous transmission RO Reserved [1:0] Reserved 00b 0 00b USB Host Token Setting Register (UH_EP_PID): Bit Name Access Description Reset Value [7:4] MASK_UH_TOKEN RW Set the Token PID packet identifier of this USB transfer transaction 0000b [3:0] MASK_UH_ENDP RW Set the endpoint number of the target device to be operated this time 0000b USB Host Transmit Endpoint Control Register (UH_TX_CTRL): Bit Name Access Description Reset Value 7 Reserved RO Reserved 0 6 bUH_T_TOG RW USB host transmitter (processing SETUP / 0 OUT transaction) to prepare the synchronization trigger bit, the bit is 0 to send DATA0; 1 to send DATA1 5 Reserved RO Reserved 0 4 bUH_T_AUTO_TOG RW Automatically flip bUH_T_TOG enable control bit, the bit is 1 means that the USB host automatically sends the bUH_T_TOG flag after it is successfully sent; 0 means it does not automatically flip, but it can be manually switched 0 [3:1] Reserved RO Reserved 000b 0 RW The USB host transmitter's response control 0 bit to the SETUP / OUT transaction, 0 to indicate expected response ACK or ready; 1 to indicate no response expected, for real-time / synchronous transfer with non-endpoint 0 of the target device bUH_T_RES USB Host Transmit Length Register (UH_TX_LEN): Bit Name [7:0] UH_TX_LEN Access Description Reset Value RW xxh Set the number of bytes of data to be sent by the USB host to send the endpoint USB Host Endpoint Mode Control Register (UH_EP_MOD): Bit Name Access Description Reset Value 7 Reserved RO Reserved 0 6 bUH_EP_TX_EN RW This bit is 0 to disable the USB host from 0 sending data to the endpoint. This bit is set to 1 to enable the USB host to send data to the endpoint (SETUP / OUT) 5 Reserved RO Reserved 0 4 bUH_EP_TBUF_MOD The USB host sends the endpoint data buffer mode control bit 0 3 bUH_EP_RX_EN This bit is 0 to disable USB host receive endpoint receive data; this bit is 1 to enable USB host receive endpoint receive data (IN) 0 [2:1] Reserved 0 RO Reserved 00b bUH_EP_RBUF_MOD RW The USB host receives the endpoint data 0 buffer mode control bit The combination of bUH_EP_TX_EN and bUH_EP_TBUF_MOD controls the USB host to send endpoint data buffer mode, refer to the following table. Table 16.4.2 Host Transmit Buffer Modes bUH_EP_TX_EN bUH_EP_TBUF_MOD Structure Description: Starting address UH_TX_DMA 0 x Endpoints are disabled and no UH_TX_DMA buffer is used 1 0 Single 64-byte send buffer (SETUP / OUT) 1 1 Double 64 bytes send buffer, select by bUH_T_TOG: Select the first 64 bytes of buffer when bUH_T_TOG = 0; When bUH_T_TOG = 1, select the last 64 bytes of buffer The combination of bUH_EP_RX_EN and bUH_EP_RBUF_MOD controls the USB host receive endpoint data buffer mode, refer to the following table. Table 16.4.3 Host Receive Buffer Modes bUH_EP_RX_EN bUH_EP_RBUF_MOD Structure Description: Starting address UH_RX_DMA 0 x Endpoints are disabled and no UH_RX_DMA buffer is used 1 0 Single 64-byte send buffer (IN) 1 1 Double 64 bytes send buffer, select by bUH_R_TOG: Select the first 64 bytes of buffer when bUH_R_TOG = 0; When bUH_R_TOG = 1, select the last 64 bytes of buffer USB host receive buffer start address (UH_RX_DMA): Bit Name Access Description Reset Value [7:0] UH_RX_DMA_H RW USB host receiver buffer high byte start address, only the lower 2 effective, high 6 fixed to 0 0xh [7:0] UH_RX_DMA_L RO USB host receive buffer start address low byte xxh USB host then send red zone start address (UH_TX_DMA): Bit Name Access Description Reset Value [7:0] UH_TX_DMA_H RW USB host send buffer high byte start address, only the lower 2 effective, high 6 fixed to 0 0xh [7:0] UH_TX_DMA_L RO USB host send buffer start address low byte xxh 17. Touch-Key 17.1 Introduction to Touch-Key CH554 chip provides capacitance detection module and related timers, with 6 input channels, supporting capacitance range 5pF ~ 150pF. Self capacitance mode can support up to 6 touch keys, mutual capacitance mode can support up to 15 touch keys. 17.2 Touch-Key register Table 17.2.1 Touch-Key related register list Name Address Description Reset Value TKEY_CTRL C3h Touch-Key control register x0h TKEY_DATH C5h Touch-Key Data High Byte (Read Only) 00h TKEY_DATL C4h Touch-Key Data Low Byte (Read Only) xxh TKEY_DAT C4h TKEY_DATL and TKEY_DATH form a 16-bit SFR 00xxh Touch-Key Control Register (TKEY_CTRL): Bit Name Access Description 7 Reset Value bTKC_IF RW Timer interrupt flag. If bTKD_CHG = 0, the x request interrupt is automatically set at the end of the current timing period, automatically cleared when the preparation phase ends, or cleared by writing TKEY_CTRL. Auto-clear if bTKD_CHG = 1, do not request interrupts, skip the current cycle, then re-prepare and detect on the next cycle, and set the request interrupt automatically at the end of the next cycle [6:5] Reserved RO Reserved 00b 4 RW Capacitor detection timer cycle selection: 01mS; 1-2mS. The first 87uS per cycle is the preparation phase and the remaining time detection phase. The above time is based on the time when Fosc = 24 MHz 0 bTKC_2MS 3 Reserved RO Reserved 0 2 bTKC_CHAN2 RW Touch the button Capacitor Detection Input Select Low 0 1 bTKC_CHAN1 RW Touch the button Capacitor Detection Input Select High 0 0 bTKC_CHAN0 RW Touch the button Capacitor Detection Input Select Low 0 By bTKC_CHAN2 ~ bTKC_CHAN0 select the touch button capacitance detection input channel. bTKC_CHAN2 bTKC_CHAN1 bTKC_CHAN0 Select the touch button capacitance detection input channel 0 0 0 Turn off the power of the capacitance detection module and only serve as a separate timer interrupt with a period of 1mS or 2mS 0 0 1 TIN0（P1.0） 0 1 0 TIN1（P1.1) 0 1 1 TIN2（P1.4） 1 0 0 TIN3（P1.5） 1 0 1 TIN4（P1.6） 1 1 0 TIN5（P1.7) 1 1 1 Turn on the power detection module but do not connect any channels Touch-Key Data Register (TKEY_DAT): Bit Name Access Description Reset Value 7 bTKD_CHG TKEY_DATH[7] RO Touch-Key control change flag. This bit is 1 to indicate that TKEY_CTRL has been rewritten during the capacitance detection phase. This may invalidate the TKEY_DAT data and will not set bTKC_IF at the end of the current cycle. This bit is automatically cleared at the end of the preparation phase of each timing period. The data needs to be masked 0 6 Reserved RO Reserved 0 [5:0] TKEY_DATH RO Touch-Key data high byte. Cleared 00h automatically at the end of the preparation phase of each timing period; counted automatically during the capacitance detection phase; held unchanged during the preparation phase so that the timing interrupt routine reads [7:0] TKEY_DATL RO Touch-Key data low byte. Cleared xxh automatically at the end of the preparation phase of each timing period; counted automatically during the capacitance detection phase; held unchanged during the preparation phase so that the timing interrupt routine reads 17.3 Touch-Key function Capacitance detection steps: 1. Set bTKC_2MS and bTKC_CHAN2 ~ bTKC_CHAN0 in TKEY_CTRL register, select the period and input channel. The selected input channel, its GPIO pin must be set to high impedance input mode, or open drain output mode and in output 1 state (equivalent to high impedance input), Pn_DIR_PU [x] = 0. 2. Clear bTKC_IF and start the interrupt IE_TKEY Wait for the timer interrupt, or through active query bTKC_IF interrupt program. 3. The bTKC_IF request interrupt will be automatically set after the current channel capacitance detection is completed, and the preparation phase of the next cycle will be entered at the same time, and the TKEY_DAT data will remain unchanged for about 87uS 4. Into the interrupt program, first read the current channel capacitance data from TKEY_DAT, and shield the highest bTKD_CHG, the data is relative value, and the capacitance is inversely proportional to the data when the touch button is pressed than not pressed Under the data is small. 5. Set bTKC_2MS and bTKC_CHAN2 ~ bTKC_CHAN0 in the TKEY_CTRL register to select the next input channel. This write will automatically clear bTKC_IF to complete the interrupt request. 6. Compare the TKEY_DAT data read in step (4) with the previously saved data of the channel without the key to determine whether the capacitance is changed and whether any key is pressed. 7. The interrupt is returned, and when the capacitance of the next channel is detected, it will go to step (3). 18. Parameters 18.1 ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM (Critical or Exceeds Absolute Maximum will probably cause the chip to malfunction or even be damaged) Name Parameter Description Min Max Unit TA System frequency Fsys less than 28MHz ambient temperature when working -40 85 ℃ TA32M System frequency Fsys greater than 28MHz ambient temperature when working -20 70 ℃ TS Ambient temperature when stored -55 125 ℃ VCC Power supply voltage (VCC power supply, GND ground) -0.4 5.8 V VIO Voltage on other input or output pins other than P3.6 / P3.7 -0.4 VCC+0.4 V VIOU P3.6 / P3.7 Input or output pin voltage -0.4 V33+0.4 V 18.2 Electrical Specifications 5V (Test Conditions: TA = 25 ° C, VCC = 5V, Fsys = 6MHz) Name Parameter Description VCC5 V33 Typical Max Unit VCC pin supply voltage V33 connected to external 3.7 capacitor 5 5.5 V Internal USB power regulator output voltage 3.14 3.27 3.4 V ICC24M5 Fsys = total supply current at 24MHz operation 8 11 mA ICC6M5 4 6 mA 2 3 mA Fsys = Total operating current at 6MHz operation ICC750K Fsys = total supply current at 750KHz operation 5 Mind ISLP5 Total power supply current after sleep 0.1 .02 mA ISLP5L VCC = V33 = 5V, and choose the external crystal clock, and bLDO3V3_OFF = 1 turn off the LDO, the total power supply current after a complete sleep 0.008 0.02 mA IADC5 ADC analog-digital conversion module operating current 200 800 uA ICMP5 Voltage comparator module operating current 100 500 uA ITKEY5 Touch button capacitance detection module operating current 150 250 uA VIL5 Low level input voltage -0.4 1.2 V VIH5 High level input voltage 2.4 VCC+0.4 V VOL5 Low level output voltage (12mA sink current) VOH5 High level output voltage (8mA output current) VCC0.4 V VOH5U P3.6 / P3.7 high level output voltage (8mA output current) V33-0.4 V 0.4 V IIN No pull-up input input current -5 0 0 uA IDN5 Input current with pull-down resistor input -35 -70 -140 uA IUP5 Input current with pull-up resistor input 35 70 140 uA IUP5X With pull-up input from low to high flip input current 250 400 600 uA Vpot Power-on reset threshold voltage 2.1 2.3 2.5 V 18.3 Electrical Specifications 3.3V (Test Conditions: TA = 25 ° C, VCC = V33 = 3.3V, Fsys = 6MHz) Name Parameter Description Min VCC3 VCC pin V33 shorted to VCC, USB enabled 3.0 supply voltage V33 shorted to VCC, USB disabled 2.7 Typical Max Unit 3.3 3.6 V 3.3 3.6 V ICC16M3 Fsys = total supply current at 16MHz operation 4 6 mA ICC6M3 2 4 mA 1 2 mA Fsys = Total operating current at 6MHz operation ICC750K Fsys = total supply current at 750KHz operation 3 ISLP3 Total power supply current after sleep 0.07 .15 mA ISLP3L VCC = V33 = 5V, and choose the external crystal clock, and bLDO3V3_OFF = 1 turn off the LDO, the total power supply current after a complete sleep 0.004 0.01 mA IADC3 ADC analog-digital conversion module operating current 150 500 uA ICMP3 Voltage comparator module operating current 70 300 uA ITKEY3 Touch button capacitance detection module operating current 130 200 uA VIL3 Low level input voltage -0.4 0.8 V VIH3 High level input voltage 1.9 VCC+0.4 V VOL3 Low level output voltage (12mA sink current) VOH3 High level output voltage (8mA output current) VCC0.4 V VOH3U P3.6 / P3.7 high level output voltage (8mA output current) V33-0.4 V IIN No pull-up input input current -5 0 5 uA IDN3 Input current with pull-down resistor input -15 -30 -60 uA IUP3 Input current with pull-up resistor input 15 30 60 uA 0.4 V IUP3X With pull-up input from low to high flip input current 100 170 250 uA Vpot Power-on reset threshold voltage 2.1 2.3 2.5 V 18.4 Timing Parameters (Test Conditions: TA = 25 ° C, VCC = 5V or VCC = V33 = 3.3V, Fsys = 6MHz) Name Parameter Description Min Typical Max Unit Fxt External crystal frequency or XI input clock frequency 6 24 24 MHz Fosc Calibrated internal clock frequency at 3=3V to 3.6V 23.64 24 24.36 MHz Fosc28 Calibrated internal clock frequency when V33=2.8V~3V 23.28 24 24.72 MHz Fosc27 Calibrated internal clock frequency at V33=2.7V 21 24 25 MHz Fpll Internally multiplied PLL frequency 24 96 100 MHz Fusb4x USB sampling clock frequency when using the USB 47.98 host function 48 48.02 MHz USB sampling clock frequency when using USB device function 47.04 48 48.96 MHz System frequency clock frequency (VCC> = 4.4V) 0.1 6 24 MHz System frequency clock frequency (4.4V> VCC> = 3.3V) 0.1 6 16 MHz System frequency clock frequency (VCC <3.3V) 0.1 6 12 MHz Tpor Power on reset delay 9 11 15 mS Trst Enter the width of the valid reset signal from outside 70 RST Trdl Thermal reset delay 30 Twdc Watchdog overflow period / timing period calculation formula 65536 * ( 0x100 - WDOG_COUNT ) / Fsys Tusp USB host mode to detect USB auto-suspend time 2 3 4 mS Detects USB auto-suspend time in USB device mode 4 5 6 mS Wakeup completion time after chip sleep 1 2 10 uS Fsys Twak nS 45 60 uS
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