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DP83266 Datasheet(PDF) 51 Page - National Semiconductor (TI) |
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DP83266 Datasheet(HTML) 51 Page - National Semiconductor (TI) |
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51 / 152 page ![]() 70 Control Information (Continued) Control Registers The Control Registers are used to configure and control the operation of the MACSI device The Control Registers include the following registers MAC Mode Registers (MCMR2–0) establish the major operating parameters for the MAC portion of the MACSI device Option Register (Option) selects major configuration options for the MAC portion of the device Function Register (Function) initiates major MAC level functions MAC Revision (MCRev) this register contains the silicon revision code for the MAC state machines of this device System Interface Mode Registers (SIMR1–0) estab- lishes major operating parameters for the System Inter- face Pointer RAM Control and Address Register (PCAR) is used to program the parameters for the PTOP (Pointer RAM Operation) service function Mailbox Address Register (MBAR) is used to program the memory address of the mailbox used in the data transfer of the PTOP service function Limit Address Register (LAR) is used to program the parameters and data used in the LMOP (Limit RAM Op- eration) service function Limit Data Register (LDR) is used to program the data used in the LMOP service function Request Channel 0 Configuration Registers (R0CR1– 0) are used to program the operational parameters for Request Channel 0 Request Channel 1 Configuration Registers (R1CR1– 0) are used to program the operational parameters for Request Channel 1 Request Channel 0 Expected Frame Status Register (R0EFSR) defines the expected frame status for frames being confirmed on Request Channel 0 Request Channel 1 Expected Frame Status Register (R1EFSR) defines the expected frame status for frames being confirmed on Request Channel 1 Indicate Threshold Register (ITR) is used to specify a maximum number of frames that can be copied onto an Indicate Channel before a breakpoint is generated Indicate Mode Configuration Register (IMCR) speci- fies how the incoming frames are sorted onto Indicate Channels enables frame filtering and enables break- points on various burst boundaries Indicate Copy Configuration Register (ICCR) is used to program the copy criteria for each of the Indicate Channels Indicate Header Length Register (IHLR) defines the length of the frame header for use with the HeaderInfo Sort Mode Event Registers The Event Registers record the occurrence of events or series of events Events are recorded and contribute to gen- erating Interrupt signals There is a two-level hierarchy in generating this signal as shown in Figure 7-1 TLF11705 – 17 FIGURE 7-1 Event Registers Hierarchy 51 |
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