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VSC7440 Datasheet(PDF) 318 Page - Microsemi Corporation

Part # VSC7440
Description  L2/L3 Enterprise Gigabit Ethernet Switch with 10 Gbps Links
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Manufacturer  MICROSEMI [Microsemi Corporation]
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Functional Descriptions
VMDS-10492 VSC7440 Datasheet Revision 4.2
301
3.34.2
Link Aggregation
For both ring protection and linear protection, the working/protection entity can be forwarded on a LAG,
providing an additional layer of hardware assisted protection switching.
When a link within the LAG fails, the 16 port masks in ANA_AC:AGGR must be updated to avoid
forwarding on the failed link.
To avoid consuming multiple entries in VCAP ES0 for services being forwarded on a LAG,
REW:COMMON:PORT_CTRL.ES0_LPORT_NUM must be setup such that a common port number is
used in VCAP ES0 keys, regardless of the actual LAG member chosen.
3.34.3
Port Protection Switching
The device supports several methods through which 1:1 port protection switching can be supported:
•
Link Aggregation Groups. A LAG with two ports can be configured and ANA_AC:AGGR can be set
to only use one of the links in the LAG.
•
Disabling the standby port in ANA_L3:MSTP.
•
Disabling the standby port using ANA_L3:COMMON:PORT_FWD_CTRL and
ANA_L3:COMMON:PORT_LRN_CTRL. This is the recommended approach, because it interferes
minimally with other features of the device.
Regardless of the method, a logical port number must be configured for the involved ports such that MAC
addresses are learned on the logical port number to avoid the need for flushing MAC table entries when
protection switching occurs. The logical port number is configured in
ANA_CL:PORT:PORT_ID_CFG.LPORT_NUM.
REW:COMMON:PORT_CTRL.ES0_LPORT_NUM must be used to avoid consuming multiple VCAP
ES0 entries. For more information, see Link Aggregation, page 301.
3.35
Low Power Mode
For applications that only use 1G port speeds it is possible to change the switch core to a low power
mode where the operating clock frequency is dropped to one third of the normal clock frequency.
Configuration of the switch core clock frequency is done after reset, before enabling switch ports.
3.35.1
One-Time Configurations for Low Power Mode
For applications that only use 1G port speeds, reconfiguration of the switch core clock frequency is done
in several steps listed in the following:
1.
Configure the switch core clock frequency:
HSIO:PLL5G_CFG:PLL5G_CFG0.CORE_CLK_DIV = 25 (write to all PLLs when
applicable),
HSIO::CLK_CFG.SWC_CLK_DIV2 = 1.
2.
Configure the port calendar using the following procedure:
DSM::TAXI_CAL_CFG[0].CAL_PGM_ENA = 1
for (i=0; i<6; i++) {
DSM::TAXI_CAL_CFG[0].CAL_IDX = i
DSM::TAXI_CAL_CFG[0].CAL_PGM_VAL = i
}
DSM::TAXI_CAL_CFG[0].CAL_PGM_ENA = 1
DSM::TAXI_CAL_CFG[1].CAL_PGM_ENA = 1
for (i=0; i<5; i++) {
DSM::TAXI_CAL_CFG[1].CAL_IDX = i
DSM::TAXI_CAL_CFG[1].CAL_PGM_VAL = i
}
DSM::TAXI_CAL_CFG[1].CAL_PGM_ENA = 1
DSM::TAXI_CAL_CFG[2].CAL_PGM_ENA = 1
for (i=0; i<2; i++) {
DSM::TAXI_CAL_CFG[2].CAL_IDX = i
DSM::TAXI_CAL_CFG[2].CAL_PGM_VAL = i
}



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