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57 / 251 page ![]() PM73487 QRT PMC-Sierra, Inc. PMC-980618 Issue 3 622 Mbps ATM Traffic Management Device Released Datasheet 45 3.1.2 Switch Fabric Interface The switch fabric interface of the QRT has four nibble-wide, 50 or 66 MHz interfaces with back- pressure to interface to QSEs (PM73488s). The device can avoid head-of-line blocking by receiv- ing two forms of negative acknowledgment from the switch fabric. One form of negative acknowledgment indicates congestion that is likely to be resolved on the next cell time. This is termed a Mid-switch NACK (or Medium Negative ACKnowledgment - MNACK). When the QRT receives an MNACK, it resends the same cell. The other form of negative acknowledgment indicates congestion that is not likely to be resolved on the next cell time. This is termed Output Negative ACKnowledgment (ONACK). When the QRT receives an ONACK, it skips to another channel and sends a cell from that different channel. 3.2 Fault Detection and Isolation The data transfers internally between the various RAMs and between the QRT and the QSE are checked by the following mechanisms: • Memory parity checking • UTOPIA interface fault detection and recovery mechanisms • Switch fabric fault detection and recovery mechanisms 3.2.1 Memory Parity Checking The receive and transmit buffer SDRAMs are checked by multibit parity. All external SRAMs have parity checking. The parity conditions are checked. There are two kinds of flags (sticky and non-sticky) set for each of these parity error conditions. The sticky error bits are set by the error and are cleared by the processor. The corresponding non-sticky bits are used for debugging purposes. 3.2.2 UTOPIA Interface Fault Detection and Recovery Mechanisms The QRT uses several mechanisms to ensure cell integrity through the UTOPIA interface and to expediently detect, isolate, and rectify fault conditions. 3.2.2.1 Header Error Check (HEC) The receive or ingress UTOPIA interface can be configured to perform a HEC calculation using the CHK_HEC bit in the UTOPIA_CONFIG register (refer to section 7.2.11 “UTOPIA_CONFIG” starting on page 117). When a HEC failure is detected and checking is enabled, an interrupt is signaled at the processor interface and the cell is dropped at the UTOPIA interface. Some Segmentation And Reassembly (SAR) and Physical layer (PHY) devices do not produce the correct HEC or use the HEC for other purposes. To connect the QRT to these devices, clear the CHK_HEC bit. 3.2.2.2 Start Of Cell (SOC) Recovery The receive UTOPIA interface is flexible when dealing with the SOC signal sent from the PHY layer device to the QRT. The QRT can accept a delay of up to four ATM clock cycles in the aligned SOC and data signals after assertion of the Receive UTOPIA ATM |
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