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TNETX3150 Datasheet(HTML) 11 Page - Texas Instruments |
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11 / 78 page ![]() TNETX15AE ADDRESS-LOOKUP DEVICE SPWS041A – AUGUST 1997 – REVISED OCTOBER 1997 11 POST OFFICE BOX 655303 • DALLAS, TEXAS 75265 register description general notation notes Hexadecimal notation: Leading zero, followed by lower-case x, then hex digits, with space or punctuation delimiters on both ends. A ...F are equivalent to a ...f (example: 0x12bc, 0x12BC0 Binary notation: Trailing lower-case b after string composed of only 1 or 0, with space or punctuation delimiters on both ends (example: 101011b). Decimal notation: A number composed of 0 ...9 digits with no prefix or suffix, with a space or punctuation delimiters on both ends (example: 23965) The least-significant bit in a register is the lowest number. The least-significant byte of a multibyte value is the lowest number. node address format (Ethernet native data format) The node addresses are kept inside the TNETX15AE in Ethernet native data format. This is the same format used when the address appears in the frame transmitted on the wire. Ethernet first transmits the least-significant bit of a data byte on the wire. This makes the group/specific address appear in bit 40 (least-significant bit of most-significant byte). The TNETX15AE address storage format is shown in the following: BIT BYTE (most-significant byte) BYTE BYTE BYTE BYTE BYTE 47 42 41 40 39 32 31 24 23 16 15 8 7 0 Local/Universal Address Group/Specific Address DIO register access There are only four byte-wide DIO registers that are hardware interfaced to the DIO interface. These registers are treated like a pointer structure to locate internal registers, some of which are interfaced to external terminals of the device (see Figure 2). The small number of registers actually on the DIO interface give the TNETX15AE a small I/O map requirement when designing systems; also, it allows additional registers to be defined without requiring the hardware interface to change. SAD0–SAD1 SRNW ESCS SRDY Auto-Increment Register Internal Registers Internal RAM MII Interface EEPROM Interface TNETX15AE Access Register SRAM Interface Address-High Register Address-Low Register Data Register 2 Figure 2. DIO Access (Pointer) Registers |
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