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CS8920A Datasheet(PDF) 89 Page - Cirrus Logic

Part # CS8920A
Description  CRYSTAL LAN ISA PLUG-AND-PLAY ETHERNET CONTROLLER
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5.2.2
Receive Configuration
After each reset, the CS8920A must be config-
ured for receive operation. This can be done
automatically using an attached EEPROM, or by
wr iting configur ation commands to th e
CS8920A’s internal registers (see Section 3.3).
The items that must be configured include:
• which physical interface to use;
• which types of frames to accept;
• which receive events cause interrupts; and,
• how received frames are transferred.
Configuring the Physical Interface: Configuring
the physical interface consists of determining
which Ethernet interface should be active and
enabling the receive logic for serial reception.
This is done via the LineCTL register (Register
13) and is described in Table 5.1.
Choosing Which Frame Types to Accept: The
RxCTL register (Register 5) is used to determine
which frame types will be accepted by the
CS8920A (a receive frame is said to be "ac-
cepted" when the frame is buffered, either on
chip or in host memory via DMA). Table 5.2 de-
scribes the configuration bits in this register.
Refer to Section 5.3 for a detailed description of
Destination Address filtering.
Selecting Which Events Cause Interrupts: The
RxCFG register (Register 3) and the BufCFG
register (Register B) are used to determine which
receive events will cause interrupts to the host
processor. Table 5.3 describes the interrupt en-
able (iE) bits in these registers.
Register 13, LineCTL
Bit
Bit Name
Operation
6
SerRxON
When set, reception enabled.
8
AUIonly
W hen set, AU I s e l e cted (takes
precedence over AutoAUI/10BT).
9
AutoAUI/
10BT
When set, automatic interface selection
enabled. When both bits 8 and 9 are
clear, 10BASE-T selected.
ELoRx
Squelch
W he n s et , r eceiver squelc h level
reduced by approximately 6 dB.
Table 5.1. Physical Interface Configuration
Register 5, RxCTL
Bit
Bit Name
Operation
6
IAHashA
When set, Individual Address frames
that pass the hash filter are accepted*.
7Promis
cuousA
When set, all frames are accepted*.
8
RxOKA
When set, frames with valid length and
CRC and that pass the DA filter are
accepted.
9
MulticastA
When set, Multicast frames that pass
the hash filter accepted*.
A
IndividualA When set, frames with DA that matches
the IA at PacketPage base + 0158h are
accepted*.
B
BroadcastA When set, all broadcast frames are
accepted*.
C
CRCerrorA When set, frames with bad CRC that
pass the DA filter are accepted.
D
RuntA
when set, frames shorter than 64 bytes
that pass the DA filter are accepted.
E
ExtradataA When set, frames longer than 1518
byt es that pass the DA fil ter are
accepted (only the first 1518 bytes are
buffered).
* Must also meet the criteria programmed into
bits 8, C, D, and E.
Table 5.2. Frame Acceptance Criteria
Register 3, RxCFG
Bit
Bit Name
Operation
8
RxOKiE
When set, there is an interrupt if a
frame is received with valid length and
CRC*.
C
CRCerroriE When set, there is an interrupt if a
frame is received with bad CRC*.
D
RuntiE
When set, there is an interrupt if a
frame is received that is shorter than
64 bytes*.
E
ExtradataiE When set, there is an interrupt if a
frame is received that is longer than
1518 bytes*.
* Must also pass the DA filter before there is an
interrupt.
CS8920A
DS238PP2
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