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DP83850CVF Datasheet(PDF) 6 Page - National Semiconductor (TI) |
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DP83850CVF Datasheet(HTML) 6 Page - National Semiconductor (TI) |
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6 / 37 page ![]() 6 www.national.com 2.0 Pin Descriptions 2.1 Physical Layer Interface Signal Name Type Active Description RXD[3:0] I — Receive Data: Nibble data inputs from each Physical layer chip. Up to 12 ports are sup- ported. Note: Input buffer has a weak pull-up. RXE[11:0] O, L high (low) Receive Enable: Asserted to the respective Physical Layer chip to enable its Receive Data. These pins are either active high or active low depending on the polarity of RSM3 pin as shown below: RXE[11:0] RSM3 Active High Unconnected or pulled high Active Low Pulled down RX_DV I high Receive Data Valid: Asserted High when valid data is present on RXD[3:0]. Note: To ensure that during idle, when 100PHYs TRI-STATE®, this signal is NOT inter- preted as “logic one” by the repeater, a 1k Ω pull down resistor must be placed on this pin. The location on this pull down should be between the repeater and the nearest tri- stateable component to the repeater. RX_ER I high Receive Error: The physical Layer asserts this signal high when it detects receive error. When this signal is asserted, the 100PHY (TX or T4) device indicates the type of error on RXD[3:0] as shown below. Note that this data is passed only to the Inter Repeater Bus, and not onto the TX Bus: RX_ER RXD[3:0] Receive Error Condition 0 data Normal data reception 1 0h Symbol code violation 1 1h1 Elasticity Buffer Over/Under-run 1 2h Invalid Frame Termination 1 3h2 Reserved 1 4h2 10Mb Link Detected 1 The 100PHY must be configured with the Elasticity Buffer bypassed; hence this error code will never be generated. 2 These error codes will only appear when CRS from the 100PHY is not asserted. Since the DP83850C only enables a 100PHY when its CRS is asserted, these error codes will never be passed through the chip. Note: Input buffer has a weak pull-down. RXC I — Receive Clock: Recovered clock from the Physical Layer device. RXD, RX_DV, and RX_ER are generated from the falling edge of this clock. Note: Input buffer has a weak pull-down. CRS[11:0] I high Carrier Sense: Asynchronous carrier indication from the Physical Layer device. TXE[11:0] O, L high Transmit Enable: Enables corresponding port for transmitting data. TX_RDY O, L high Transmit Ready: Indicates when a transmit is in progress. Essentially, this signal is the logical 'OR' of all TXEs. TX_ER O, M high Transmit Error: Asserted high when a code violation is requested to be transmitted. TXD[3:0] O, H high Transmit Data: Nibble data output to be transmitted by each Physical Layer device. Note: A table showing pin type designation is given in section 2.5 |
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