Summary of Command Sequence Sample Clauses

Summary of Command Sequence as a function of device and mode Device type / mode Command location in maximum device bus width addresses Command data Command address location in bytes Command data with byte addressing x8 device / x8 mode 55h 2 98h 55h 98h x16 device / x16 mode 55h 2 0098h AAh AAh: 98h ABh: 00h x16 device / x8 mode N/A 1 N/A 1 AAh AAh: 98h x32 device / x32 mode 55h 2 00000098h 154h 154h: 98h 155h: 00h 156h: 00h 157h: 00h x32 device / x16 mode N/A 3 N/A 3 154h 154h: 98h 155h: 00h x32 device / x8 mode N/A 1 N/A 1 154h 154h: 98h Notes:
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