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80 / 224 page ![]() ELAN 8X10 PM3350 ELAN 8 X10 DATA SHEET PMC-970109 ISSUE 3 8 PORT ETHERNET SWITCH PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL TO PMC-SIERRA, INC., AND PMC-SIERRA, INC. CUSTOMERS ONLY 78 RXFrames128-255: 32-bit count of frames received on this port that ranged between 128 and 255 bytes in size, inclusive. RXFrames256-511: 32-bit count of frames received on this port that ranged between 256 and 511 bytes in size, inclusive. RXFrames512-1023: 32-bit count of frames received on this port that ranged between 512 and 1023 bytes in size, inclusive. RXFrames1024-1518: 32-bit count of frames received on this port that ranged between 1024 and 1518 bytes in size, inclusive. The FirstDD and the LastDD fields serve to control the transmit queue for the MAC channel associated with this local port descriptor: the FirstDD contains the 24-bit memory address of the data descriptor at the head of the queue, while the LastDD field points to the data descriptor at the tail of the queue. If the queue is empty, the FirstDD and LastDD fields are set to NULL; otherwise, the fields define a linked-list of data descriptors that in turn point to the chains of packet buffers containing the Ethernet frame data that must be transmitted out this physical port. Initially, the FIrstDD and LastDD fields are set to NULL (i.e., representing an empty transmit queue.) As frames are queued for transmit, these are changed to point to the respective data descriptors; as frames are transmitted, they are updated, until finally they return to holding NULL pointers when no more frames are present on the transmit queue. It is illegal for anything other than valid Ethernet frames to be queued on the transmit queues maintained by the local port descriptors. The NumCollide field is used to track the number of consecutive collisions encountered when attempting to transmit a given frame. It is cleared to zero prior to starting the transmit of every frame. If a collision terminates the frame transmission attempt, this field is incremented by one; if the count of collisions for this frame exceeds the pre- defined maximum (generally, a default value of 16, according to the IEEE 802.3 standard), then the frame is discarded and an error is reported. The value of the NumCollide field is also used in generating the backoff counter value according to the IEEE 802.3 collision backoff algorithm. The PortNum field contains the logical port number assigned to the physical MAC port corresponding to this local port descriptor. This field must be set to the physical index of the MAC port at startup time. The SrcPort field in data descriptors pointing to frames received on this MAC port is initialized from the PortNum field. |
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