Fibre Channel Interface - LSI LSIFC929 Technical Manual

Dual channel fibre channerl i/o processor
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Table 4.2

Fibre Channel Interface

Signal
I/O
TX0+
O
TX1+
O
TX0
O
TX1
O
RX0+
I
RX1+
I
RX0
I
RX1
I
RTRIM
I
LIPRESET/
O
FAULT0/
I
FAULT1/
I
ODIS0
O
4-8
BGA Pad
Number
Pad Type
N2
Diff Tx
H2
Diff Tx
N1
Diff Tx
H1
Diff Tx
L2
Diff Rx
G1
Diff Rx
L1
Diff Rx
G2
Diff Rx
L4
R1
3.3 V BiDir
4 mA
R2
3.3 V TTL
Input
w/pullup
F3
3.3 V TTL
Input
w/pullup
R3
3.3 V BiDir
4 mA
Signal Descriptions
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Description
Transmit differential data (Channel0).
Transmit differential data (Channel1).
Transmit differential data (Channel0).
Transmit differential data (Channel1).
Receive differential data (Channel0).
Receive differential data (Channel1).
Receive differential data (Channel0).
Receive differential data (Channel1).
This pin is the analog current reference for the
integrated transceiver core. A 2.74 kΩ ± 1%
resistor should be tied from the RTRIM pad to
either the RXVDD0 or the RXVDD1 pin.
This pin is asserted LOW when a selective
reset is received that is targeted to one of this
device's aliases. This pin is asserted for 1–2 ms
after the last LIPr is received.
This active-LOW pin indicates that an electrical
fault has been detected by the channel0 PHY
device/module and, if the module has a laser,
the laser has been turned off. This pin causes
no interrupt or other reaction. It is assumed that
a Link Failure will occur and the register bit
reporting this pin's value will be used to
diagnose the problem.
This active-LOW pin indicates that an electrical
fault has been detected by the the channel1
PHY device/module and, if the module has a
laser, the laser has been turned off. This pin
causes no interrupt or other reaction. It is
assumed that a Link Failure will occur and the
register bit reporting this pin's value will be
used to diagnose the problem.
Output Disable, Channel0. This output when
asserted disables an external GBIC or MIA
transmitter for channel0. This output is also
used to clear a module fault.

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