µPD98409
1. PIN FUNCTION
The pin function of the µPD98409 is descibed below. A detailed explanation of how to use each pin, and the
points to be noted in using the pins are given in µPD98409 User’s Manual (Document Number: S12776E). Be sure
to refer to this user’s manual.
The following describes the I/O levels in the tables.
LV-TTL input : Can be connected to 5 V CMOS output
TTL output : Can be connected to 5 V TTL input, VOH = 3.3 V, IOL = 6 mA
CMOS output : 3.3 V CMOS output, VOH = 3.3 V, IOL = 12 mA
PCI input : 5/3.3 V PCI input
PCI output : 5/3.3 V PCI output
1.1 PHY Device Interface Pin
PHY device interfaces include a UTOPIA interface through which the µPD98409 transfers ATM cells with a PHY
device, and a PHY control interface by which the µPD98409 controls the PHY device.
1.1.1 UTOPIA interface
Pin Name
Pin No.
I/O
Rx7-Rx0
116 - 119,
I
123 - 126
RSOC
133
I
RENBL_B
132
O
EMPTY_B/
131
I
RxCLAV
RCLK
128
O
Tx7-Tx0
141 - 144,
O
146 - 149
TSOC
135
O
I/O Level
LV-TTL
LV-TTL
TTL
LV-TTL
TTL
TTL
TTL
(1/2)
Function
Receive Data Bus.
Rx7 through Rx0 constitute an 8-bit input bus which inputs data
received from a network in byte format from a PHY device. The
µPD98409 loads data in at the rising edge of RCLK.
Receive Start Cell.
The RSOC signal is input in synchronization with the first byte of the
cell data from a PHY device. This signal remains high while the first
byte of the header is input to Rx7 through Rx0.
Receive Enable.
The RENBL_B signal indicates to a PHY device that the µPD98409 is
ready to receive data in the next clock cycle.
PHY Output Buffer Empty/Rx Cell Available.
This signal notifies the µPD98409 that there is no cell data to be
transferred in the receive FIFO and that no receive data can be
supplied to the PHY device. When the UTOPIA interface is in the
octet-level handshake mode, this signal serves as EMPTY_B,
indicating that the data on Rx7 through Rx0 are invalid in the current
clock cycle. In the cell-level handshake mode, it serves as RxCLAV,
indicating that there is no cell to be supplied next after the transfer of
the current cell is completed.
Receive Clock.
This is a synchronization clock used to transfer cell data with the PHY
device at the receive side. The system clock input to the BUSCLK pin
is output from this pin as is.
Transmit Data Bus.
Tx7 through Tx0 constitute an 8-bit output bus which outputs transmit
data in byte format to a PHY device. The µPD98409 outputs data at
the rising edge of TCLK.
Transmit Start of Cell.
The TSOC signal is output in synchronization with the first byte of
transmit cell data.
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