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54 / 73 page ![]() VIA Technologies, Inc. Preliminary VT6516 Datarsheet -54- Addres s (offset ) Function Register Name Bits Defau lt Value R/ W 00H PHY ID This is used to specify which PHY device is the objective of the following MII commands. There are maximum 16 RMII PHY devices. PHYID [3:0] 0 W/ O 01H PHY register address In each PHY device, there are maximum 32 MII management registers accessible by the CPU. The PHY_REG_ADDR register is used to specify which one is the objective of the following access command. PHY_REG _ADDR [4:0] 0 W/ O 02- 03H PHY data register Each PHY management register is 16 bits. Every data access to a PHY management register is in unit of 16 bits, stored in this register. PHYDAT A [15:0 ] R/ W 04H PHY command register 1: read 0: write Write 0 to this register will cause a write operation to the PHY management register (specified by the PHY_REG_ADDR) of the PHY device (specified by the PHYID). Write 1 to this register will cause a read operation. A read or write operation takes about 0.4 ms so that the CPU has to read the PHYSTS register periodically to check if the issued command is complete. PHYCMD [0] W/ O 05H PHY status register 2’b00: idle 2’b01: busy 2’b10: complete This register indicates the status of the PHY control module. Initially, the PHY control module is in the idle status. While a read or write command is issued by writing 1/0 to the PHYCMD register, PHYSTS becomes “busy” immediately, and goes into the “complete” status as this operation finishes. Then, a following “read status” command will cause it back to the “idle” status, or a following read/write command will cause it into the “busy” status. PHYSTS [1:0] 0 R/O 10H PORT0 PHY Device Address The pair of 5-bit PHY device address and 5-bit register address forms a unique access address to a PHY device’s register. Each PHY device has a unique device address that is identified by the PHYID. In the system initialization, the CPU should write PHY device addresses, corresponding to every PHY devices, to registers PORT[0..15]_PHY_ADDR, that may be recorded in the EEPROM or code ROM. PORT0_P HY_ADD R [4:0] 0 R/ W 11H PORT1 PHY Device Address PORT1_P HY_ADD R [4:0] 0 R/ W 12H PORT2 PHY Device Address PORT2_P HY_ADD R [4:0] 0 R/ W |
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