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AM79C988BJC Datasheet(HTML) 12 Page - Advanced Micro Devices |
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12 / 25 page ![]() 12 Am79C988A PRELIMINARY SYSTEMS APPLICATIONS 10BASE-T Repeaters The IMR2/QuIET chipset provides a system solution to designing 10BASE-T repeaters. Figure 3 shows the necessary connections between the IMR2 device and the QuIET device. Although only one QuIET device is shown for clarity, three QuIET devices are required to build a 12-port 10BASE-T repeater. Port Switching The IMR2/QuIET chipset supports port switching, which is the ability to move individual ports to any one of mul- tiple Ethernet backplanes under software control.To im- plement port switching, each port on the QuIET device is connected to two or more IMR2 devices in parallel. Each IMR2 device defines a different logical repeater and constitutes a separate Ethernet collision domain. For each port on the QuIET device, only one corre- sponding port on the IMR2 devices is enabled at any one time. Figure 4 shows the IMR2 device-to-QuIET device con- nections necessary for port switching. Note that only one QuIET device is shown for clarity. A full implemen- tation would use three QuIET devices to provide 12 10BASE-T ports that can be individually switched be- tween three Ethernet collision domains. The IMR2 and QuIET devices must share a common ground plane and a common power plane. Failure to meet this design requirement may result in false asser- tion of internal carrier sense or inability to unsquelch in either PDI (for IMR2) or PDO (for QuIET). Connection to Standard AUI Port The PAUI ports on the QuIET device can also be con- nected to standard AUI ports when used with devices other than the IMR2 chip. Connection to a standard AUI port is not meant to support a full length AUI cable. The AUI connection should remain on the same board as shown in Figure 6. Connection to CMOS Circuits The PAUI ports on the QuIET device can also drive CMOS loads for other devices, including switches. The PDO, PDI, and PCI signals connect directly to the CMOS device. Note that CMOS mode must be selected in the Management Command Frame. |
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