18.3.3 Host to Client Access

The following table shows how hosts and clients interconnect. Writing in a register or field not dedicated to a host or a client has no effect.

Table 18-3. Host to Client Access on H64MX
HOST
01234567891011
CLIENTBridge from
CPUMX
(Core)XDMAC0XDMAC1LCDC DMASDMMC0
DMASDMMC1
DMAISC DMAAESBBridge
from
H32MX
0Bridge from H64MX to H32MXXXXXX–––––––
1H64MX Peripheral BridgeXXXXX––––––X
SDMMC0–SDMMC1XXXXX––––––X
2DDR2 Port 0––––––––––X(1)–
3DDR2 Port 1X–––––––––––
4DDR2 Port 2–––––X––––––
5DDR2 Port 3––––––X–––––
6DDR2 Port 4–––––––XXX––
7DDR2 Port 5–X–X––––––––
8DDR2 Port 6––X–X–––––––
9DDR2 Port 7–––––––––––X
10Internal SRAMXXXXXXXXXX–X
11L2C SRAMXXXXXXXXXX–X
12QSPI0XXXXX–––––X(1)X
13QSPI1XXXXX–––––X(1)X
14AESBXXXXX––––––X
Note:
  1. To avoid deadlock when accessing the AESB client, the QSPI0, QSPI1 and DDR2 Port 0 client Configuration registers (MATRIX_SCFGx) must be configured either with DEFMSTR_TYPE = NONE ('0') or with DEFMSTR_TYPE = FIXED ('2') and FIXED_DEFMSTR = 10.