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16 / 73 page ![]() VIA Technologies, Inc. Preliminary VT6516 Datarsheet -16- See Ball Table HA[2:0] I HOST IDE-Interface Address Bus: 3’b000: command the switch that the whole 16-bit data in the HOST data bus HD[15:0] is valid for packet-data read/write. 3’b001: command the switch that only the 8-bit data in the HOST data bus HD[15:0] is valid for internal registers read/write. 3’b010: command the switch to write the low byte in the HOST data bus HD[15:0] into the low byte of the 16-bit switch address register for internal registers reference. 3’b011: command the switch to write the low byte in the HOST data bus HD[15:0] into the high byte of the 16-bit switch address register for internal registers reference. 3’b1xx: bus-idle command. Keep this address bus to be 3’b111 as the HOST has no access to VT-3061A. See Ball Table HD[15:0] I/O HOST IDE-Interface Data Bus: The whole 16-bit data bus is valid for packet data read/write. However, only the 8-bit data bus is valid for internal registers read/write. See Ball Table HCS I HOST Chip Select: Active LOW. HCS must be asserted during the access of HOST IDE interface. See Ball Table IOR I IO READ: High-to-Low Edge Trigger. IOR must be asserted from high to low to begin the read cycle of HOST IDE interface. See Ball Table IOW I IO READ: High-to-Low Edge Trigger. IOW must be asserted from high to low to begin the write cycle of HOST IDE interface. See Ball Table INTRQ O Interrupt Request: Connected to the HOST external interrupt pin. It is asserted as the following four interrupt events happen: (1) MII Management Registers read/write command done (2) EEPROM read/write command done (3) Receiving a packet destined to HOST (4) Finishing transmission of a packet issued by HOST The interrupt cause is recorded in register IRQSTS[3:0] in address 2000H. To clear the individual interrupt, The corresponding register has to be written: (1) register CLR_PHY_INT in 1806H for PHY interrupt. (2) register CLR_EE_INT in 1C04H for EEPROM interrupt. (3) register CLR_RCV_INT in 6403H for packet-receiving interrupt. l register CLR_SENT_INT in 6411H for packet-sent interrupt. MII Interface See Ball Table TCLK[11:0] I Transmit Clock for Port 0-11: TCLK is driven by the PHY device. TCLK is a continuous clock that provides the timing reference for the transfer of the TXEN and TXD signals to the PHY. A PHY operating at 100Mbps must provide a TCLK frequency of 25MHz and a PHY operating at 10Mbps must provide a TCLK frequency of 2.5MHz. |
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