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The SMC has 4KB of memory allocated to it from a base address
of 0x000 to a maximum address of 0xFFF. Figure 3.1 shows that the
register map address range is split into five regions:
Use these registers for the global configuration, and control of the operating state, of the SMC.
These registers hold the operating parameters of each chip select. If the SMC is not configured to support all chip selects, the corresponding registers are not implemented.
These registers provide general purpose I/O for user-specific applications.
Use these registers to verify correct integration of the SMC within a system, by enabling non-AMBA signals to be set and read.
These registers enable the identification of system components by software.