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Translation - Japanese: S25FL064Lのデフォルト シリアルSDRモードからクアッドモードまたは QPIモードへの変更 - KBA222445 - Community Translated (JA)
Question:
How do I change S25FL064L from the default SDR mode to Quad I/O Mode or QPI mode?
Answer:
Quad_NV Bit (CR1NV[1]):
The Quad Data Width (Quad_NV) Bit is located within Configuration Register-1 NV, bit-1 (CR1NV[1]), and setting CR1NV[1] = 1 configures the flash into Quad Input / Output (QIO) mode. This enables the flash to recognize and accept Dual and Quad output (1-1-2 and 1-1-4) commands, as well as Dual and Quad Input / Output (1-2-2 and 1-4-4) commands. Upon power on, bit values of CR1NV[7:0] are copied to CR1V[7:0] to set the default values for CR1V[7:0].
QPI_NV Bit (CR2NV[3]) :
The Quad Peripheral Interface (QPI_NV) Bit is located within Configuration Register-2 NV, bit-3 (CR2NV[3]), and setting CR2NV[3] = 1 configures the flash to boot up immediately in QPI mode. In QPI mode, the instruction, address and data are transferred in 4-bit widths (4-4-4). Upon power on, the bit values of CR2NV[7:0] are copied to CR2V[7:0] to set the default values for CR2V[7:0].
Programming Quad_NV Bit (CR1NV[1]) = 1 and QPI_NV Bit (CR2NV[3]) :
1). Initiate the WREN (05h) command (automatically sets WEL Bit equal to ONE (SR1V[1] = 1).
** NOTE : The Write Enable for Volatile Registers (WRENV : 50h) command does not set the SR1V[1] WEL bit equal to “ONE”.
2). Initiate the WRR (01h) command; input “02h” (for SR1NV[1]); input “02h” (for CR1NV[1]); input “68h” (for CR2NV[3]); CR3NV may remain as default values.
Newly programmed Non-volatile register bit values :
- SR1NV = 02h (programs WEL_D bit-1 = 1)
- CR1NV = 02h (programs Quad_NV bit-1 = 1)
- CR2NV = 68h (program QPI_NV bit-3 =1 : optional if QPI 4-4-4 protocol is required)
- CR3NV = 78h (may remain as default 78h, if no changes to Wrap and Latency settings)
Upon Power On Reset (POR), hardware reset, or software reset, non-volatile (NV) register bit values are copied to the volatile register to set the default values of the volatile register. However, it is important to note that Status Register-2 (SR2V) does not have any user programmable non-volatile bits, and all defined bits are volatile read-only status. The default value of the SR2V bits upon power-on is “0”, but the status value is set by hardware. Whenever non-volatile registers are erased and reprogrammed with new bit values, the volatile registers are updated with the same new bit values, respectively.
Volatile register bits assumes non-volatile register bit values :
- SR1V = 02h (WEL_D bit-1 = 1, set by WREN : 05h command)
- CR1V = 02h (Quad I/O mode bit-1 = 1)
- CR2V = 68h (QPI bit-3 =1 : QPI 4-4-4 protocol is enabled)
“X” = Don’t care; CR1V[1] bit can be either “1” or “0”. When CR2V[3] = 1, the QPI mode is active, and operates independently regardless
of the setting of CR1V[1].
Reference :
URL to S25FL064L datasheet :