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Part # CS8920A
Description  CRYSTAL LAN ISA PLUG-AND-PLAY ETHERNET CONTROLLER
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eleven of the ISA bus Interrupt Request signals.
Only one interrupt output is used at a time. The
interrupt output is selected during initialization
by writing the interrupt number (0 to 10) into
PacketPage Memory base + 0370h; or, the inter-
rupt output can be accessed through the Plug and
Play resource register 0070h. Unused interrupt
request pins are placed in a high-impedance
state. The selected interrupt request pin goes
high when an enabled interrupt is triggered. The
pin goes low after the Interrupt Status Queue
(ISQ) is read as all 0’s (see Section 5.1 for a
description of the ISQ).
Table 3.1 presents one possible way of connect-
ing the interrupt request pins to the ISA bus that
utilizes commonly available interrupts and facili-
tates board layout.
*When in PnP mode, the interrupt request output
is accessed through the resource register 0370h.
DMA Signals
The CS8920A interfaces directly to the host
DMA controller to provide DMA transfers of re-
ceive frames from CS8920A memory to host
memory. The CS8920A has three pairs of DMA
pins that can be connected directly to the three
16-bit DMA channels of the ISA bus. Only one
DMA channel is used at a time. It is selected
during initialization by writing the number of the
desired channel (0, 1 or 2) into PacketPage
Memory base + 0374h. Unused DMA pins are
placed in a high-impedance state. The selected
DMA request pin goes high when the CS8920A
has received frames to transfer to the host mem-
ory via DMA. If the DMABurst bit (register 17,
BusCTL, Bit B) is set, the pin goes low after the
DMA operation is complete. If the DMABurst
bit is clear, the pin goes low 32
µs after the start
of a DMA transfer.
T he DMA pin pairs are arranged on the
CS8920A to facilitate board layout. Crystal rec-
ommends the configuration in Table 3.2 when
connecting these pins to the ISA bus.
For a description of DMA mode, see Section
5.5.
3.3
Reset and Initialization
3.3.1
Reset
Nine different conditions cause the CS8920A to
reset its internal registers and circuits.
External Reset, or ISA Reset: There is a chip-
wide reset whenever the RESET pin is high for
at least 40 ns. During a chip-wide reset, all cir-
cuitry and registers in the CS8920A are reset.
Power-Up Reset: When power is applied, the
CS8920A maintains reset until the voltage at the
supply pins reaches approximately 2.5 V. The
CS8920A comes out of reset once Vcc is greater
CS8920A Interrupt
Request Pin
ISA Bus
Interrupt
PacketPage
base + 0370h*
IRQ3(Pin 75)
IRQ3
0003h
IRQ4 (Pin 76)
IRQ4
0004h
IRQ5 (Pin 77)
IRQ5
0005h
IRQ6(Pin 78)
IRQ6
0006h
IRQ7(Pin 79)
IRQ7
0007h
IRQ9(Pin 106)
IRQ9
0009h
IRQ10(Pin 34)
IRQ10
000Ah
IRQ11(Pin 33)
IRQ11
000Bh
IRQ12(Pin 32)
IRQ12
000Ch
IRQ14(Pin 30)
IRQ14
000Eh
IRQ15 (Pin 31)
IRQ15
000Fh
Table 3.1. Interrupt Assignments
CS8920A DMA
Signal (Pin #)
ISA DMA
Signal
PacketPage
base + 0374h
DRQ5 (16)
DRQ5
0000h
DACK5 (17)
DACK5
DRQ6 (14)
DRQ6
0001h
DACK6 (15)
DACK6
DRQ7 (9)
DRQ7
0002h
DACK7 (10)
DACK7
Table 3.2. DMA Assignments
CS8920A
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