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DP83924 Datasheet(PDF) 16 Page - National Semiconductor (TI)

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Part # DP83924
Description  Quad 10 Mb/s Ethernet Physical Layer - 4TPHY?
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3.0 Detailed Functional Description (Continued)
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pins will not take affect until a device reset is performed. A
logic ‘0’ enables full duplex and a logic’1’ enables simplex
mode. In addition, the full duplex capability of a port can
also be changed dynamically by writing the FDX bit (D12)
of the Port Control Register via the Mgmt Interface.
The second option (enhanced FDX mode), allows chang-
ing the full duplex configuration of each port
dynamically
through the FDX[4:1] pins. As soon as the logic state on
the FDX[4:1] pins are changed, the corresponding ports full
duplex mode will be enabled or disabled.
In order to select the desired full duplex mode, the COL[2]
pin has a strapping feature. The default is normal full
duplex mode. If enhanced full duplex mode is desired, then
a 2.7K pull-down resistor is required on the COL[2] pin.
During device reset, the COL[2] pin is sampled to deter-
mine the correct full duplex mode configuration.
Regardless of the full duplex mode, the logic state of the
FDX[4:1] pins are sampled during reset to determine a
port’s initial configuration for full duplex capability.
3.3.15 Strapping Options and Reset
Tabl e10 shows the various strapping options and the asso-
ciated pins used to configure the device at power-up.
These pins are sampled during device reset.(Power up or
hardware reset, but not software port reset.)These pins
have internal pull-ups, if the default modes are desired, no
external resistors are required. (Except FDX[4:1] which
have no pull-up resistors.) A 2.7 k
Ω pull down resistor(s)
are required to select non-default modes. If some type of
a
Figure 10. Receive Clock Timing - Continuous RXC Mode vs. 5 RXC Mode
a. There will be a transition period where the RXC switches from the internal clock to received clock.
b. There are 5 RXCs after CRS is deasserted
c. There are no RXCs after CRS is deasserted. ple as e see Table7 on page11
CRS
RXCb
RXCa
12
345
RXCc
RXD
a
Table 10. Strapping Option Description (Default = ‘1’, except FDX[4:1] pins have no default)
Pin Name
Function
‘1’
‘0’
Comments
COL[4]
Gate RXC
5 RXCs
Continuous Selects the # of RXCs after CRS deassertion
COL[3]
Rx Filter Select
Disable
Enable
Enables/disables the Rx filter. Suggest en-
able
COL[2]
Full Duplex Mode Select
Normal
Enhanced
Selects normal or enhanced full duplex mode
COL[1]
LED Mode Select
Normal
Enhanced
Selects normal or enhanced LED mode
CRS[3:1]
Transceiver Address Select
Addr
Addr
Sets the Tcvr address for MII access
FDX[4:1]
Per Port Full Duplex Select
Half duplex Full Duplex Selects full or half duplex configuration per
port (no internal pull-ups)
RXD[4]
Auto-Negotiation Enable
Disable
Enable
Enables/disables Auto-Negotiation.
RXD[3:1]
LNK[1]
Programmable MAC Interface
Mode 1
See Tab le7
on page11
Selects one of five MAC interface modes.
See the table in the MAC interface section.



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