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AM79C850KC Datasheet(HTML) 15 Page - Advanced Micro Devices |
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15 / 97 page ![]() P R E L I M I N A R Y AMD 15 SUPERNET 3 word and the descriptor word at the end of the frame. In transmit mode, when BDTAG = 0, it indicates that the information on the BD bus is data, i.e., end-of-frame not yet reached. CSO Chip-Select Output (TTL output, high impedance, active low) The chip-select output (active low) is a select signal for buffer memory read and write operations. This line is in the high-impedance state when buffer memory control is released to the NP. RD Buffer Memory Read (TTL output, high impedance, active low) This output signal (active low) controls the buffer memory during a buffer-memory read accesses. This line is in the high-impedance state when buffer memory control is released to the NP. WR Buffer Memory Write (TTL output, high impedance, active low) This (active low) output signal, in its active-low state, allows write accesses to buffer memory. This line is in the high-impedance state when buffer memory control is released to the NP. Host/Buffer Memory Interface (10 Pins) All these signals are synchronous to BMCLK. HSACK Host Acknowledge (TTL output, high impedance) This signal indicates that the current host read/write request is being granted by SUPERNET 3 and allows read/write accesses of buffer memory by the host. HSREQ2–0 Host Request Bus (TTL input) The host request bus specifies to SUPERNET 3 the type of buffer memory access the host requires, as described in the following table. Special-frame write requests are used to set up claim, beacon, and auto-void frames in the buffer memory (see the discussion under Buffer Memory Operation in SUPERNET 2 data book). These requests make use of the WPXSF register to set up special frames in the special-frame area. Read request is used to retrieve received frames from buffer memory and store them in the system memory. Write requests are used to set up frames in buffer memory for transmission. HSREQ2 HSREQ1 HSREQ0 Type of Request 0 0 0 None. 0 0 1 Read Request: Second Receive Queue* 0 1 0 Special Frame Write Request. 0 1 1 Read Request: Receive Queue. 1 0 0 Write Request: Synchronous Queue. 1 0 1 Write Request: Asynchronous Queue 0. 1 1 0 Write Request: Asynchronous Queue 1. 1 1 1 Write Request Asynchronous Queue 1. Note: * Only if two receive queue operation is selected through MDREG3. QCTRL2–0 Buffer Queue Control (TTL output, high impedance) The QCTRL2–0 status output lines are encoded as de- scribed in the following table. |
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