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AM79C978AVCW Datasheet(PDF) 137 Page - Advanced Micro Devices

Part # AM79C978AVCW
Description  Single-Chip 1/10 Mbps PCI Home Networking Controller
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Transmit
FIFO
without
FIFO
overflow. Transmit DMA is re-
quested at any time when the
number of bytes specified by
XMTFW could be written to the
FIFO without causing Transmit
FIFO overflow and the internal
microcode engine has reached a
point where the Transmit FIFO is
checked to determine if DMA
servicing is required.
When
operating
in
the
NO-
SRAM mode (no SRAM en-
abled) and SRAM_SIZE is set to
0, the Bus Transmit FIFO and
the MAC Transmit FIFO operate
like a single FIFO and the water-
mark value selected by XMT-
FW[1:0] sets the number of FIFO
byte locations that must be avail-
able in the FIFO before receive
DMA is requested.
When operating with the SRAM,
the Bus Transmit FIFO and the
MAC Transmit FIFO operate in-
dependently on the bus side and
MAC side of the SRAM, respec-
tively. In this case, the watermark
value set by XMTFW[1:0] sets the
number of FIFO byte locations
that must be available in the Bus
Transmit FIFO. See Table 35.
These bits are read/write acces-
sible only when either the STOP
or the SPND bit is set. XMTFW is
set to a value of 00b (16 bytes) af-
ter H_RESET or S_RESET and
is unaffected by STOP.
7-0
DMATC[7:0] DMA Transfer Counter. Writing
and reading to this field has no ef-
fect. Use MAX_LAT and MIN_GNT
in the PCI configuration space.
CSR82: Transmit Descriptor Address Pointer Lower
Bit
Name
Description
31-16 RES
Reserved locations. Written as
zeros and read as undefined.
15-0
TXDAPL
Contains the lower 16 bits of the
transmit descriptor address cor-
responding to the last buffer of
the previous transmit frame. If
the previous transmit frame did
not use buffer chaining, then
TXDAPL contains the lower 16
bits of the
previous frame’s
transmit descriptor address.
When both the STOP or SPND
bits are cleared, this register is up-
dated by the Am79C978A control-
ler immediately before a transmit
descriptor write.
Read accessible always. Write ac-
cessible through the PXDAL bits
(CSR60) when the STOP or SPND
bit is set. TXDAPL is set to 0 by
H_RESET and are unaffected by
S_RESET or STOP.
CSR84: DMA Address Register Lower
Bit
Name
Description
31-16 RES
Reserved locations. Written as
zeros and read as undefined.
15-0
DMABAL
This register contains the low-
er 16 bits of the address of
system memory for the current
DMA cycle. The Bus Interface
Unit controls the Address Reg-
ister
by
issuing
increment
commands to increment the
memory address for sequential
operations. The DMABAL reg-
ister is undefined until the first
Am79C978A
controller
DMA
operation.
These bits are read/write acces-
sible only when either the STOP
or the SPND bit is set. These bits
are unaffected by H_RESET,
S_RESET, or STOP.
Table 35.
Transmit Watermark Programming
XMTFW[1:0]
Bytes Available
00
16
01
64
10
108
11
Reserved



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