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Sitronix ST2XXX LCD MCUs
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This extended SoC family combines a 65C02 CPU core (including the
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Rockwell bit opcodes) with a wide variety of on-chip peripherals.
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Features common to all besides internal RAM and ROM are parallel
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ports, internal timers, a multi-level interrupt controller, LCD
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controllers (of varying degrees of sophistication), R/C/slow XTAL
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clock generators, power management and PSG channels for speaker
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output. Each MCU also has numerous pins dedicated to LCD segment
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drivers, an external bus addressing several MB of off-chip
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memory using multiple chip select signals, or both.
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This extended SoC family combines a W65C02S 8-bit CPU core
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(including the Rockwell bit opcodes) with a wide variety of on-
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chip peripherals. Common features besides internal RAM and ROM are
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parallel ports, internal timers, a vectored interrupt controller,
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LCD controllers (of varying degrees of sophistication), R/C/slow
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XTAL clock generators, power management and PSG channels for
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speaker output. Each MCU also has numerous pins dedicated to LCD
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segment drivers (ST20XX, ST2104, ST2108), an external bus capable
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of addressing several MB of off-chip memory using multiple chip
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select signals (ST2100, ST22XX), or both (ST25XX, ST26XX). The
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later ST23XX series, targeted mostly at digital greeting card
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applications, eliminated on-chip LCD control but retained other
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typical ST2XXX features.
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On all ST2XXX MCUs but the smallest single-chip ST20XX models,
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4000–7FFF (nominally program memory) and 8000–FFFF (nominally
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switch 4000–7FFF to a different bank during interrupt service if
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the IRREN bit in the SYS register is set.
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At some time between 2010 and 2012, Sitronix spun off all of its
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SoC product line to mCore Technology Corporation.
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#include "emu.h"
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