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|  Source data address. Must be multiple of 4.
|  Source data address. Must be multiple of 4.
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Like old DMA, REG_NDMA_SRC is copied to internal registers when written to.
Like old DMA, REG_NDMASAD is copied to internal registers when written to.


== REG_NDMADAD ==
== REG_NDMADAD ==
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|  Destination data address. Must be multiple of 4.
|  Destination data address. Must be multiple of 4.
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Like old DMA, REG_NDMA_DEST is copied to internal registers when written to.
Like old DMA, REG_NDMADAD is copied to internal registers when written to.


== REG_NDMATCNT ==
== REG_NDMATCNT ==
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!  DESCRIPTION
!  DESCRIPTION
|-
|-
|  31-0
|  27-0
|  Number of bytes to copy/write, see REG_NDMA_CNT bit28.
|  Total number of words transferred.
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!  DESCRIPTION
!  DESCRIPTION
|-
|-
|  31-0
|  23-0
|  Number of bytes to copy/write, see REG_NDMA_CNT bit28.
|  Number of words to transfer.
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!  DESCRIPTION
!  DESCRIPTION
|-
|-
|  31-0
|  15-0
|  Time related?
|  Interval timer.
|-
|  17-16
|  Prescaler. 0=System freq, 1=1/4th freq, 2=1/16th freq, 3=1/64th freq.
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|  31-0
|  31-0
|  Value to write to destination instead of copying when REG_NDMA_CNT bit13 and bit14 are set.
|  Fill data.
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!  DESCRIPTION
!  DESCRIPTION
|-
|-
|  10-0
|  11-10
|  ?
|  Destination address update method. 0=Increment, 1=Decrement, 2=Fixed.
|-
|-
|  11
|  12
|  Fixed destination address when set.
|  Destination address reload flag.
|-
|-
|  12
|  14-13
|  ?
|  Source address update method. 0=Increment, 1=Decrement, 2=Fixed, 3=No address (for filling)
|-
|-
|  13
|  15
|  When set clear data with the value REG_NDMA_CLEAR instead of copying.
|  Source address reload flag.
|-
|-
|  14
|  19-16
|  Fixed source address when set.
|  Block transfer word count = (1<<x) words.
|-
|-
|  27-15
|  27-24
|  ?
|  Startup mode.
|-
|-
|  28
|  28
|  Set when REG_NDMA_NUM0 was set, clear when REG_NDMA_NUM1 was set.
|  Immediate mode.
|-
|  29
|  Repeating mode.
|-
|-
|  30
|  30
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|-
|-
|  31
|  31
|  Enable/busy
|  Enable/busy flag.
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== Startup modes (27-24) for ARM9 ==
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
!  VALUE
!  DESCRIPTION
|-
|  0
|  Timer 0
|-
|  1
|  Timer 1
|-
|  2
|  Timer 2
|-
|  3
|  Timer 3
|-
|  4
|  Game Card
|-
|  6
|  V-Blank
|-
|  7
|  H-Blank
|-
|  8
|  Display
|-
|  9
|  Work RAM
|-
|  10
|  Geometry FIFO
|-
|  11
|  Camera
|}
|}
== Startup modes (27-24) for ARM7 ==
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
!  VALUE
!  DESCRIPTION
|-
|  0
|  Timer 0
|-
|  1
|  Timer 1
|-
|  2
|  Timer 2
|-
|  3
|  Timer 3
|-
|  4
|  Game Card
|-
|  6
|  V-Blank
|-
|  7
|  Wireless
|-
|  8
|  SD I/F 1
|-
|  9
|  SD I/F 2
|-
|  10
|  AES in
|-
|  11
|  AES out / MIC(?)
|-
|  12
|  MIC(?)
|}
== Block transfers ==
First, a word is always 32 bits. Second, the block transfer specified in REG_NDMACNT is the smallest atom of data that will be transferred in a burst. The bus is monopolized until this block is transferred, without splitting up.
The next block transfer will happen after the specified time in the REG_NDMABCNT interval timer, until done.
== Immediate mode ==
Transfers the words specified in REG_NDMAWCNT immediately following block transfer rules. REG_NDMATCNT and repeating mode are ignored.
== Repeating mode ==
Transfers the words specified in REG_NDMAWCNT following the startup mode event. REG_DMATCNT is ignored.
== No immediate and no repeating mode ==
Transfers the words specified in REG_NDMAWCNT for each startup event, and gets disabled when the total number of words in REG_NDMATCNT are transferred.
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