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64 / 268 page ![]() PM3351 ELAN 1X100 DATA SHEET PMC-970113 ISSUE 3 SINGLE PORT FAST ETHERNET SWITCH PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL TO PMC-SIERRA, INC., AND FOR ITS CUSTOMERS’ INTERNAL USE 58 MDATA[8:6] MTYPE2[2:0] Indicates the memory type associated with MCS[2]*. The encoding is the same as for MTYPE3[2:0]. MDATA[5:3] MTYPE1[2:0] Indicates the memory type associated with MCS[1]*. The encoding is the same as for MTYPE3[2:0]. MDATA[2:0] MTYPE0[2:0] Indicates the memory type associated with MCS[0]*. The encoding is the same as for MTYPE3[2:0]. After the hardware configuration information has been latched from the data bus, it is loaded into the DCONFIG and MCONFIG registers. The lower 16 bits of the configuration word (i.e., bits 0 through 15, latched from MDATA[15:0]) are loaded into the MCONFIG register, with MDATA[0] being loaded into the LSB of MCONFIG. The upper 16 bits (i.e., corresponding to MDATA[31:16]) are loaded into the DCONFIG register in a similar fashion. System Bootstrap Image The ELAN 1x100 is designed to self-initialize upon power-up, using information and operating firmware supplied as a pre-determined image (referred to as the boot image) in external memory (typically, EPROM or EEPROM). The boot image may be located anywhere in the 16 MB address space, and it must start on a 64 kB boundary. The ELAN 1x100 expects the boot image to be formatted in a predefined manner, as described below. The boot image consists of a boot header and a set of boot data blocks. Boot Header The boot image is distinguished by a special 32-bit signature followed by a predefined configuration header. The ELAN 1x100 will, therefore, perform some basic initialization indicated by the hardware configuration word loaded from the data bus after reset, and then begin scanning the entire memory space at 64 kB boundaries for the boot image signature. It expects to find the four bytes of the signature aligned on four consecutive 32-bit boundaries, as indicated in the following table: Offset from 64kB Boundary Expected Contents (hex) +0 XXXXXXC7 +4 XXXXXXA8 +8 XXXXXX37 +12 XXXXXX59 The use of a signature to locate the boot image, rather than an explicit address, implies that it is not necessary to indicate the exact location of the configuration image to the |
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