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Access without the Management Interface
If the optional management interface is omitted from the core, all of the relevant
configuration settings described in
as signals. These signals are bundled into the configuration_vector[67:0] signal as
described in
These signals may permanently set by connecting to logic 0 or 1, or may be changed by the
user application at any time; however, with the exception of the reset and the flow control
configuration signals, any changes do not take effect until the current frame has completed
transmission or reception.
The Clock heading in
registered into before use by the core. It is not necessary to drive the signal from this clock
domain.
Table 8-13: Configuration Vector Bit Definition
Bit(s)
47:0
48
49
50
51
52
90
-- DISCONTINUED PRODUCT --
Table
8-13.
Table 8-13
denotes which clock domain the configuration signal is
Configuration
Register cross
Clock
reference
"Receiver
gmii_rx_clk
Configuration
Word 0"
bits 31-0
and
"Receiver
Configuration
Word 1"
bits 15-0
n/a
n/a
"Receiver
gmii_rx_clk
Configuration
Word 1"
bit 27
"Receiver
gmii_rx_clk
Configuration
Word 1"
bit 28
"Receiver
gmii_rx_clk
Configuration
Word 1"
bit 29
"Receiver
gmii_rx_clk
Configuration
Word 1"
bit 30
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Table 8-3
through
Table 8-6
Description
Pause frame MAC Source Address[47:0]
This address is used by the GEMAC core to
match against the destination address of any
incoming flow control frames, and as the
source address for any outbound flow control
frames.
The address is ordered such that the first byte
transmitted or received is the least significant
byte in the register; for example, a MAC
address of AA-BB-CC-DD-EE-FF will be
stored in bite [47:0] as 0xFFEEDDCCBBAA.
This input is unused.
Receiver VLAN Enable When this bit is set to
'1,' VLAN tagged frames are accepted by the
receiver.
Receiver Enable If set to '1,' the receiver
block is operational. If set to '0,' the block
ignores activity on the physical interface RX
port.
Receiver In-band FCS Enable When this bit
is '1,' the MAC receiver will pass the FCS
field up to the client. When it is '0,' the MAC
receiver will not pass the FCS field. In both
cases, the FCS field will be verified on the
frame.
Receiver Jumbo Frame Enable When this bit
is '0,' the receiver will not pass frames longer
than the maximum legal frame size specified
in IEEE 802.3-2005. At '1,' the receiver will not
have an upper limit on frame size.
1-Gigabit Ethernet MAC v8.5 User Guide
are brought out of the core
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