T71L6816A

tm TE CH Preliminary T71L6816A Sixteen-port 10/100 Switch ________________________________________________________ The T71L6816A is a sixteen-port 10/100Mbps dual speed ethernet switch integrated with a built-in 2K entries of addr ess table and supports a 4Mb external SSRAM. T71L6816A is also a high performance Fast-Ethernet switch with fully compliance with the IEEE802.3, 802.3u and 802.3x specifications. The T71L6816A can be implemented with external PHY chips and 4Mb pipe-line SSRAM. By default, it is targeted for applications to the stand -alone switch for low-cost SOHO and small enterprise market. Features l l l l l l l l l l l l l Support sixteen 10/100 Ethernet ports with RMII interface. External memory needed for 4Mb pipe-line SSRAM. Incorporating with private output buffering scheme to prevent HOL (head of line) blocking. Each port support priority-based queues with 4 levels and 802.1p QoS. Wire-speed store-and-forward switching with low latency. Automatic address learning with filtering of local frames or illegal frames. Embedded 2K entries of address look-up table. Support full/half duplex operations. Support auto-negotiation via MDIO to detect speed and duplex status. Serial EEPROM interface for auto-configuration for features. Support IEEE802.3x flow control for full-duplex operation. Support Back-Pressure flow control for half-duplex operation. Support port-trunking mode to aggregate the bandwidth to provide the functions of load-sharing and link backup. l l l l l Support broadcast storm control scheme. Maximum 3 port-based VLAN groups can be defined by user. Support port-based port monitoring/snooping defined by user. Only one 50Mhz oscillator needed. 208-pin BGA, 3.3V with .18 µm CMOS technology. Taiwan Memory Technology, Copy-Right reserved. Change to products or specifications without notice. P. 1 Publication Date:Jun. 2001 Revision:0.A tm TE CH Preliminary T71L6816A 1. General Description The T71L6816A is a highly integ rated sixteen-port 10Base-T/100Base-TX Ethernet switch with RMII interface and is implemented in 0.18µm CMOS technology. The T71L6816A supports a wide variety of switch features and provides flexible configurations at maximum performance levels with lowest number of components. This switch supports store-and-forward switching scheme with an external memory buffer for incoming/outgoing packets and a built-in memory for address table. The T71L6816A use the page-based memory architecture to fully utilize the packet buffer so that it can identify up to 2048 different MAC addresses and enable the filtering and forwarding of packets range from 64 bytes to 1522 bytes at the non-blocking wire speed, 148800 packets/sec at 64 bytes/packet. The function modules integrated in T71L6816A include sixteen full -duplex media access controller(MAC) with RMII interface to PHYs, one address resolution logic(ARL), one flow control unit and one buffer management unit(BMU). The T71L6816A supports IEEE 802.3x flow control in full -duplex mode and back-pressure control in half-duplex mode. Also, the T71L6816A is fully compatible to the ability for auto-negotiation with its link partner by periodically polling the status of PHYs. The T71L6816A provides the port-based VLAN group funct ion to help users to isolate traffic segment by segment for the sake of security and bandwidth saving. Maximum three VLANs can be divide by users and it is suitable for application in small office or home. The T71L6816A also supports the port-based trunking applications. With trunking enabled, it is possible to aggregate up to four full-duplex links to form a single channel with 400Mbit/s data rate and to provide the load sharing effect. The T71L6816A will also support the QoS requirement for some networks. With QoS enabled in networks which is compatible to VLAN QoS, the T71L6816A will put incoming packets into different priority output queues by checking the QoS field in their VLAN header. If the user’s network do not support VLAN QoS, the T71L6816A still offers an alternative way Taiwan Memory Technology, Copy-Right reserved. Change to products or specifications without notice. P. 2 Publication Date:Jun. 2001 Revision:0.A tm TE CH Preliminary T71L6816A to give different priority to incoming traffic from pre-defined source port. Additionally, the T71L6816A provides the configuration ability through external EEPROM to enable or disable functionality flexibly. However, the T71L6816A can operate well without any external setting by default. Taiwan Memory Technology, Copy-Right reserved. Change to products or specifications without notice. P. 3 Publication Date:Jun. 2001 Revision:0.A tm TE CH Preliminary T71L6816A 2. Architecture 2 .1 System Diagram 2.2 Block Diagram . Taiwan Memory Technology, Copy-Right reserved. Change to products or specifications without notice. P. 4 Publication Date:Jun. 2001 Revision:0.A tm 3.1 Reset TE CH Preliminary T71L6816A 3. Functional Description The T71L6816A will determine some function features chosen by the content of 24LC02 serial EEPROM which was loaded after power on reset. Also, the T71L6816A will write the abilities derived from 24LC02 or internal default value if 24LC02 is not present to connected PHY management registers via MDC/MDIO. 3.2 RMII Interface The T71L6816A provides the low pin count RMII (Reduced Media Independent Interface) interface capable of supporting 10/100 Mbps data rates between PHY and T71L6816A. A single clock, 50MHz, sourced from an external clock input is needed for receive(RX) and transmit(TX) to provide an independent 2-bit wide (di-bit) transmit and receive data paths. In the case of the REFCLK is 10 times the data rate, namely, 100Mbps mode, each data di -bit must be output on TXD[1:0] and input on RXD[1:0] for ten successive REFCLK cycles. RMII specification signals are listed below: Signal Name Direction ( with respect to P HY) Input O utput O utput Input Input Direction Use ( with respect to T 71L6816A) Input S ynchronous clock reference for Rx, Tx and control interface Input Carrier sense / receive data valid Input Receive data Output Transmit enable Output Transmit data R EFCLK CRSDV R XD[1:0] T XEN T XD[1:0] 3 .3 Data Reception The port will enter the receive-state when the CRSDV signal in the RMII interface is asserted and t hen the RMII presents the received data in two-bit(di-bit) format that are synchronous to the RMII reference clock, namely, REFCLK. The T71L6816A will then try to identify the occurrence of the SFD(Start Frame Delimiter) pattern “10101011”. Once the SFD w as identified, all preamble data prior to SFD will be discarded and the frame data will be forwarded and stored in the buffer of the switch. Taiwan Memory Technology, Copy-Right reserved. Change to products or specifications without notice. P. 5 Publication Date:Jun. 2001 Revision:0.A tm TE CH Preliminary T71L6816A 3 .4 Illegal Frames The T71L6816A will check the errors of incoming frames and discard all illegal packets if any non -recovered error found. The kinds of errors include FCS error, illegal packet length, symbol error and dribble error. However, for preamble error, the T71L6816A will try to identify the SFD even if the preamble error happened and the packet will be dropped only if the T71L6808A can not well identify the incoming packet. 3.4.1 FCS Error The T71L6816A will generate the 4 bytes of CRC checksum through every incoming packets and compare the checksum with the FCS field to identify if the packet is corrupt or not. If it is found that the CRC checksum is not matched with the FCS field, the T71L6816A will discard this packet due to something wrong on data transmission. 3.4.2 Alignment Error The T71L6816A will discard the packets with the frame length is of no n-integer in octet unit. Exactly, the kind of such packet usually results in CRC checksum error and is called as alignment error. 3.4.3 Dribble Error Dribble error is that the packets contains some extra bit after four bytes of FCS. The T71L6816A will drop those packets because those packets are usually similar to the FCS error. 3 .4.4 Length of Frames The T71L6816A can recognize the legal frame with length ranges from 64 bytes to 1522 bytes including four bytes of FCS. Any packet with length smaller than 64 bytes or larger than 1522 bytes will be discarded. 3 .5 Frame Forwarding The first six bytes(DA) and the second six bytes(SA) of every incoming packet received by T71L6816A will be retrieved and passed to Address Resolution Logic unit(ARL). The ARL will use the SA to update the address table and use the DA to determine which destination port the packet should be forwarded to by address table lookup. Taiwan Memory Technology, Copy-Right reserved. Change to products or specifications without notice. P. 6 Publication Date:Jun. 2001 Revision:0.A tm TE CH Preliminary T71L6816A 3 .5.1 Unicast Forwarding If the first bit of the DA is “0”, the packet is regarded as an unicast packet and the ARL will use the DA as an key to search for a matched entry in address table by either hashing algorithm or direct mapping method chosen by the configuration from EEPROM. If an matched entry is found, the ARL will return a destination port number. If the port number returned is within the same VLAN group but not the same of incoming port, the packet will be forwarded to the destination port, otherwise it will be discarded. Also, if the trunking scheme is enabled and the returned port is defined as a member of trunking group, the real output port could be any one of the trunking ports and is dependent on trunking scheme currently used. If ARL can’t find any entry matched in address table, the packet will be regarded as an broadcast packet and forwarded to other ports that belong to the same VLAN group of the incoming port. 3 .5.2 Multicast Forwarding If the first bit of the DA is “1”, the packet is regarded as a multicast packet. The packet will be forwarded to other ports that belong to the same VLAN group of the incoming port. 3.6 Data Transmission According to the standard of IEEE 802.3, the T71L6816A will transmit all output packets with a guaranteed minimum IPG(Inter Packet/Frame Gap) of 96BT(bit time) even if the incoming packets have an IPG l ess than 96BT. However, the T71L6816A will drop excess incoming packets which input continuously with smaller IPG than 96BT due to run out of packet buffer and result in the packet loss. The 96BT should be 96ns for 10Mbps and 960ns for 100Mbps. During the transmit process, the T71L6816A will read the packet data from SSRAM and forward it to the PHY device of the destination port in di-bit format. Also, the T71L6816A will generate seven bytes of preamble(10101010) and SFD(10101011) prior to the frame data followed by four bytes of FCS generated by T71L6816A automatically. Taiwan Memory Technology, Copy-Right reserved. Change to products or specifications without notice. P. 7 Publication Date:Jun. 2001 Revision:0.A tm TE CH Preliminary T71L6816A 3.7 Address 3 .7.1 Address Learning T he T71L6816A has a on-chip address table with 2K entries to map the MAC address to port -ID for the operation of packet forwarding engine. The T71L681 6A use either hash algorithm or direct mapping to locate every entry and each entry contains the information about incoming port number, partial MAC address and age timer. The T71L6816A learns the MAC address of attached network devices by checking the so urce MAC address(SA) of all incoming packets and acts as follows: If the SA is an unicast address and can’t be found in address table, the T71L6816A will allocate an entry for this address after this packet has been received with no error detected. If the SA was found in address table, the T71L6806A will update the aging value of the corresponding entry to zero. The T71L6816A will disable the learning process while the incoming packet is a PAUSE command defined by IEEE 802.3x. 3.7.2 Address Aging If the “ AgeEn” option configured in EEPROM is set, the T71L6816A will periodically check every entry in address table and mark the entry as invalid if its aging timer is over 300 seconds. Once a entry is marked as invalid, this entry no longer be used for address lookup until it is remarked as valid for new address. 3.8 Broadcast Storm Control In general, the T71L6816A will forward the broadcast packets to other ports. It’s obviously broadcast packets will use switch resources(bandwidth and available transmit queue) much more than normal packets. In extreme case of unstable network with something wrong, it may produce massive broadcast packets from one mal -functional device and results in the crash of whole network, that is so-called broadcast storm. If the “BRDCTRL” option configured in EEPROM is set, the T71L6816A provide a scheme to prevent the broadcast storm by temporarily discarding the broadcast/multicast packets if the number of those kind of packets exceeds the internal threshold. Taiwan Memory Technology, Copy-Right reserved. Change to products or specifications without notice. P. 8 Publication Date:Jun. 2001 Revision:0.A tm than 16. TE CH Preliminary T71L6816A 3 .9 Back-off Algorithm F or every port that operates in half-duplex mode, the T71L6816A implements the truncated exponential back-off algorithm compliant to IEEE 802.3 standard and the collision counter based on per port will be restarted after every 16 consecutive collision. Th at is, the T71L6816A will guarantee no packet loss if the times of consecutive collision is less 3.10 Buffer Management The T71L6816A provides an interface to the external 64x64K(4Mb) SSRAM which operates in 66MHz pipeline mode as the packet storage buffer. For purpose of efficiency, the T71L6816A divide the 4Mb space to 1K pages and each page contains 512 bytes, therefore, maximum 3 pages or minimum 1 page is needed for every Ethernet packets. 3.11 Head-of-Line Blocking One common requirement fo r Ethernet switch is to prevent the Head-of-Blocking problem. In other words, in case of some ports under heavy traffic or congestion, the switch must keep all other ports function well and don’t be affected by those congested ports. The T71L6816A provide a alternative way to achieve above requirement while customer disable the flow control function. Say, the T71L6816A will first check the status of the destination port of incoming packets, the packets will be dropped if the destined port is congested and therefore the T71L6816A can reserve the finite spaces of the packet buffer for other normal traffic ports. 3.12 Flow Control 3.12.1 Flow Control in Full Duplex Mode The T71L6816A support the IEEE 802.3x flow control scheme in full duplex mode. The IEEE 802.3 define the format of pause frame as follow: Taiwan Memory Technology, Copy-Right reserved. Change to products or specifications without notice. P. 9 Publication Date:Jun. 2001 Revision:0.A tm TE CH Preliminary T71L6816A By set the “FlowCtrl_En” in EEPROM for any specific port, The T71L6816A will check the DA field of every incoming 64 -byte packet from the specific port to see if it is the address “0x0180c2000001” or not. If it is the legal pause frame, the T71L6816A will hold the data forwarding to the specific port for a time period depended on the value defined in the pause timer field, otherwise the pause frame will be dropped if its format is illegal. Also, if fl ow control is enabled for one port, the T71L6816A will automatically send out one pause frame with pause timer “0xffff” to that port if the free pages of T71L6816A drop below the low watermark. 3.12.1 Flow Control in Half Duplex Mode The T71L6816A support the back pressure congestion control scheme in half duplex mode with two different way, force-collision and force-carrier. By set the “BackPress_En” in EEPROM, the T71L6816A will enable the back -pressure scheme while the free pages of T71L6816A drop belo w the low watermark. If the internal resources is low, The T71L6816A will force collision on the incoming packet if “BackMode” is set to be ‘0’ and will occupy the carrier signal to stop packets receiving if “BackMode” is set to be ‘1’. 3.13 Port-based VLAN Sometimes users want to divide some segments on their network for some reasons such as security or traffic. The T71L6816A provide the port -based VLAN(Virtual LAN) scheme to divide the attached devices into maximum three different segments defined by con figuring the EEPROM. Once different VLANs were defined, the T71L6816A will forward the traffic within the same VLAN segment and prevent them from flowing into ports not belong to the same VLAN. So, users can isolate traffics between any two different VLANs but the common port. The T71L6816A use the VLAN_1/VLAN_2 fields defined in EEPROM to determine the effective VLANs. That is, if any bit is set to ‘1’ in VLAN_1/VLAN_2, the corresponding port is belonging to the VLAN group 1 or 2 and all other ports without inclusion in VLAN_1 or VLAN_2, if exists, will form the third VLAN group. If one port belongs to more than one VLAN group, it can receive all of the traffic within those VLAN groups. Taiwan Memory Technology, Copy-Right reserved. Change to products or specifications without notice. P. 10 Publication Date:Jun. 2001 Revision:0.A tm TE CH Preliminary T71L6816A For example, if we write VLAN_1[15:8] as “0xff”, VLAN_1[7:0] as “0x00”, VLAN_2[15:8] as “0x0f” and VLAN_2[7:0] as “0xf0”, the T71L6816A will recognize that VLAN group 1 contains port 15 to port 8, VLAN group 2 contains port 11 to port 4 and VLAN group 3 contains port 3 to port 0. 3.14 Port-based Trunking Trunking scheme allows more than two ports to be connected in parallel between two switchs to increase the traffic bandwidth. The T71L6816A supports up to four ports to form the trunking backbone with four different mode to balance traffic load and maximum 400Mbps of data rate is allowed. Also, the T71L6816A supports the link-redirect scheme for trunking so that the T71L6816A can backup the link circuit automatically while one link is down and restore the circuit after the circuit is up. 3.15 Port Monitoring T he T71L6816A provides the simple network monitoring scheme for persons who need to snoop the traffic input from one specific port. By set “SnoopEn” bit in EEPROM, beyond of the normal forwarding, the T71L6816A will make a duplication of any packet input from the specified port defined in SPID and forward this copy to another specific port defined in MPID, i.e., only one pair of snooping/monitoring port can be defined. 3.16 Queue Priority There are four queues supported by T71L6816A with different priorities for every output port. In general, the T71L6816A will treat all output packets as the same and put them into one queue with lowest priority. However, if any packet which contains the 802.1Q tagging with 3-bit priority value larger than 0 or comes from one port defi ned as high priority is found, those packets will be put into other three output queues with more higher priorities. The T71L6816A will use weighted round-robin method to serve every output queue for each port that has packets in queues. 3.17 Interface of PHY management The T71L6816A supports the PHY management through two signal lines, MDC and MDIO. The T71L6816A will write physical abilities to the register 4 and register 5 of connected PHYs and restart the auto -negotiation process by polling each PHYs with PHY address Taiwan Memory Technology, Copy-Right reserved. Change to products or specifications without notice. P. 11 Publication Date:Jun. 2001 Revision:0.A tm TE CH Preliminary T71L6816A i ncreasing from 01000b to 01111b after power on reset. The polling process will be p erforming continuously to refresh the link status and the link partner’s abilities such as speed, duplex and flow control until power off. The following table shows the format of MDIO management frames: Operation P reamble R ead 1……1 Write 1……1 ST 01 01 OP 10 01 PHYaddr AAAAA AAAAA REGaddr RRRRR RRRRR TA Z0 10 D ATA DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD I DLE Z Z 3.17 Interface of 24LC02 3.17.1 Block Diagram The 24LC02 is an EEPROM chip providing 2K bits storage space with 2 -wire I2C interface. After power on reset, the T71L6816A will use a sequential read command to load the configuration settings defined by user in the 24LC02 and configure the features fr om those settings for later normal operation. Once loading completed, the T71L6816A will tri-state the two pins SDA and SCLK to be ready for on-line updating 24LC02 through the parallel port. As shown above, the user can run a simple program on WinNT/Win98 to configure the external 24LC02 through the parallel port which is popular in most personal/notebook computer. The whole system can then be reset after the external 24LC02 been reconfigured to adapt for different environments. Taiwan Memory Technology, Copy-Right reserved. Change to products or specifications without notice. P. 12 Publication Date:Jun. 2001 Revision:0.A tm TE CH Preliminary T71L6816A 3.17.2 Timing Taiwan Memory Technology, Copy-Right reserved. Change to products or specifications without notice. P. 13 Publication Date:Jun. 2001 Revision:0.A tm TE CH Preliminary T71L6816A 4. Pin Assignment 4 .1 Pin Assignment Taiwan Memory Technology, Copy-Right reserved. Change to products or specifications without notice. P. 14 Publication Date:Jun. 2001 Revision:0.A tm R EFCLK TE CH Preliminary T71L6816A 4.2 Pin Description Symbol I/O type I Pin Number RMII Interfaces 166 Function Reference Clock. Reference clock with 50MHz to provide the timing reference for CRSDV, RXD[1:0], TXEN and TXD[1:0] Transmit Data. TXD[1:0] must operate synchronously with respect to REFCLK and the TXD[1:0] will be accepted by PHY transmission when TXEN is asserted. TXD_A[1:0] TXD_B[1:0] TXD_C[1:0] TXD_D[1:0] TXD_E[1:0] TXD_F[1:0] TXD_G[1:0] TXD_H[1:0] TXD_I[1:0] TXD_J[1:0] TXD_K[1:0] TXD_L[1:0] TXD_M[1:0] TXD_N[1:0] TXD_O[1:0] TXD_P[1:0] R XD_A[1:0] RXD_B[1:0] RXD_C[1:0] RXD_D[1:0] RXD_E[1:0] RXD_F[1:0] RXD_G[1:0] RXD_H[1:0] RXD_I[1:0] RXD_J[1:0] RXD_K[1:0] RXD_L[1:0] RXD_M[1:0] RXD_N[1:0] RXD_O[1:0] RXD_P[1:0] O 180, 181 186, 187 193, 194 199, 200 206, 207 6, 7 12, 13 18, 19 24, 25 30, 31 38, 39 44, 45 50, 51 56, 57 62, 63 70, 71 I 176, 177 182, 183 189, 190 195, 196 202, 203 208, 3 8, 9 14, 15 20, 21 26, 27 34, 35 40, 41 46, 47 52, 53 58, 59 66, 67 R eceive Data. RXD[1:0] must operate synchronously with respect to REFCLK and the RXD[1:0] will transfer 2 -bit data recovered from PHY to MAC on every REFCLK p eriod while CRSDV is high. Taiwan Memory Technology, Copy-Right reserved. Change to products or specifications without notice. P. 15 Publication Date:Jun. 2001 Revision:0.A tm TE CH I/O type O Pin Number Preliminary T71L6816A Function Symbol RMII Interfaces (cont.) TXEN_A ~ TXEN_P 179, 185, 192, 198, 205, 5, 11, 17, 23, 29, 37, 43, 49, 55, 61, 69 Transmit Enable. TXEN indicates the MAC is presenting 2-bit data on TXD[1:0] for transmission. CRSDV_A ~ CRSDV_P I 178, 184, 191, 197, 204, 4, 10, 16, 22, 28, 36, 42, 48, 54, 60, 68 C arrier Sense / Receive Data Valid. CRSDV indicates the PHY is presenting 2 -bit data on RXD[1:0] for transmission. SRAM Interfaces MEM_CLK O O 127 Memory Clock. A ddress Enable. AEN_B 125 GWE_B O 124 G roup Write Enable. O E_B O 123 Output Enable. SRAM_DATA[63:0] I /O 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 129, 130, 131, 132, 133, 134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 140, 141, 142, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 149, 150, 151, 152, 153, 154, 155, 156, 161, 162, 163, 164 SRAM Data Bus. Taiwan Memory Technology, Copy-Right reserved. Change to products or specifications without notice. P. 16 Publication Date:Jun. 2001 Revision:0.A tm TE CH I/O type O Pin Number Preliminary T71L6816A Function SRAM Interfaces (Cont.) Symbol SRAM_ADDR[15:0] 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122 SRAM Address Bus. P ower Pins VCC 2, 33, 65, 88, 128, 158, 167 Power Pins for System. 3.3V DC power. Ground Pin. DC ground. Power Pins for Core. 1.8V DC power. GND 1, 32, 64, 89, 126, 160, 165, 169, 188 VDD 90, 157, 201 Serial EEPROM Interfaces S CLK O 172 Serial Clock. SCLK is used to synchronize the SDA and to be pulled high internally. SDA I /O 173 Serial Data/Access. Bi- directional serial data I/O line which is p ulled high internally. PHY Management Interfaces MDC O 174 PHY Management Interface Clock. The MDC provides the reference clock for shifting s erial data in/out from PHY device on rising edges. M DIO I /O 175 PHY Management Interface Data I/O. Bi-directional serial data contains information which is read from or written to the PHY devices. Test Pins T EST I I 171 T est Mode Enable. For normal use, this pin must be tire to low. T est Mode Select. For normal use, those p ins should be tired to low. System Interfaces M OD[3:0] 107, 108, 109, 110 RST I I I 170 Reset. Asynchronous active low reset signal. S YSCLK 168 System Clock. 50MHz clock for system. Phase-Loop-Lock enable/disable . High to disable the internal PLL circuit. PLL_OFF 159 Taiwan Memory Technology, Copy-Right reserved. Change to products or specifications without notice. P. 17 Publication Date:Jun. 2001 Revision:0.A tm TE CH Preliminary T71L6816A 5. Reference Design Please contact our sales for more detailed information. 6. Configuration of Serial EEPROM(24LC02) 6.1 Mapping of Configuration B it Byte 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 7 6 5 AgeEn 4 3 2 1 0 BRDCTRL H ashMode BackMode S noopEn R eserved Reserved Reserved V LAN_1[15:8] VLAN_1[7:0] V LAN_2[15:8] VLAN_2[7:0] T runkPort[1:0] TrunkBase[1:0] R eserved Reserved Reserved Reserved MPID[3:0] SPID[3:0] P ort-base setting for port 0 P ort-base setting for port 1 P ort-base setting for port 2 P ort-base setting for port 3 P ort-base setting for port 4 P ort-base setting for port 5 P ort-base setting for port 6 P ort-base setting for port 7 P ort-base setting for port 8 P ort-base setting for port 9 P ort-base setting for port A P ort-base setting for port B P ort-base setting for port C P ort-base setting for port D P ort-base setting for port E P ort-base setting for port F PauseFrameSourceAddress[47:40] PauseFrameSourceAddress[39:32] PauseFrameSourceAddress[31:24] PauseFrameSourceAddress[23:16] PauseFrameSourceAddress[15: 8] PauseFrameSourceAddress[ 7: 0] PauseFrameOnCRC[31:24] PauseFrameOnCRC[23:16] P auseFrameOnCRC[15: 8] PauseFrameOnCRC[ 7: 0] PauseFrameOffCRC[31:24] PauseFrameOffCRC[23:16] PauseFrameOffCRC[15: 8] PauseFrameOffCRC[ 7: 0] Taiwan Memory Technology, Copy-Right reserved. 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P. 18 Publication Date:Jun. 2001 Revision:0.A tm B RDCTRL: HashMode: AgeEn: TE CH Preliminary T71L6816A 6.2 Description of Configuration When 0, the broadcast storm control function is disabled When 1, the broadcast storm control function is enabled When 0, the address direct mapping algorithm is used When 1, the address hashing algorithm is used When 0, the aging-out mechanism for address table is disable When 1, the aging-out mechanism for address table is enabled BackMode: W h e n 0 , c h i p g e n e r ates jam sequence to any regulated port that start to receive a frame while the switch becoming congested When 1, chip generates carrier signal on any regulated port that start to receive a frame while the switch becoming congested SnoopEn: When 0, the snooping function is disabled When 1, the snooping function is enabled (also refers to MPID/SPID) TrunkPort[1:0]: When 00, no trunking When 01, port0 and port1 are trunking ports When 10, port0, port1 and port2 are trunking ports When 11, port0, port1, port2 and port3 are trunking ports TrunkBase[1:0]: When 00, based on (DA xor SA) When 01, based on DA only When 10, based on SA only When 11, based on port MPID[3:0]: SPID[3:0]: Port ID of port used to snoop other port snooped Port ID of port to be snooped Port mapping of ports belong to VLAN group 1 Port mapping of ports belong to VLAN group 2 VLAN_1[15:0]: VLAN_2[15:0]: P ort-base setting format Priority[1:0] 8 02_En SpeedMode D uplexMode MDIO_En FlowCtrl_En B ackPress_En P riority[1:0]: Port -base priority level, the ‘11’ means highest level and ‘00’ means lowest level 802_En: SpeedMode: IEEE802.1p format, ‘1’ means enable and ‘0’ means disable Speed mode, ‘1’ for 100Mb and ‘0’ for 10Mb DuplexMode: Duplex mode, ‘1’ for full-duplex and ‘0’ for half-duplex Taiwan Memory Technology, Copy-Right reserved. Change to products or specifications without notice. P. 19 Publication Date:Jun. 2001 Revision:0.A tm M DIO_En: TE CH Preliminary T71L6816A Flow control, ‘1’ means enable and ‘0’ means disable Back-pressure mechanism, ‘1’ means enable and ‘0’ means disable Auto-negoiation from MDIO, ‘1’ means enable and ‘0’ means disable FlowCtrl_En: BackPress_En: 7. Temperature Limit Ratings unit : Parameter Storage temperature Operating temperature M in. -55 0 C M ax. +125 70 8. DC Characteristics S ymbol VOH VOL VIH VIL IINPUT IOZ ICC Description Output High Level Voltage O utput Low Level Voltage Input High Level Voltage Input Low Level Voltage Input Current Output Leakage Current in Tri-State Average Operating Supply Current VIN = VCC VIN = VCC IOUT = 0mA C onditions IOH = -8mA IOL = 8mA 0.5*V CC -0.5 -1.0 -1.0 160 M in. 0.9*V CC T yp. M ax. VCC 0.1*VCC VCC+0.5 0.3*VCC 1.0 1.0 180 U nit V V V V uA uA mA Taiwan Memory Technology, Copy-Right reserved. Change to products or specifications without notice. P. 20 Publication Date:Jun. 2001 Revision:0.A tm S ymbol T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 T6 T7 TE CH Preliminary T71L6816A 9. AC Characteristics 9.1 RMII Timing u nit : ns Description Reference clock period Reference clock high level period Reference clock low level period setup time for TXEN and TXD[1:0] hold time for TXD[1:0] s etup time for CRSDV and RXD[1:0] hold time for RXD[1:0] M in. 4 2 4 2 T yp. 20 10 10 M ax. - Taiwan Memory Technology, Copy-Right reserved. Change to products or specifications without notice. P. 21 Publication Date:Jun. 2001 Revision:0.A tm S ymbol T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 T6 Treset TE CH Preliminary T71L6816A u nit : ns 9.3 PHY Management Timing Description MDC clock period MDC clock high level period MDC clock low level period hold time for MDIO on writing setup time for MDIO on writting hold time for MDIO on reading waiting time required after reset M in. 10 10 - T yp. SYSCLK*32 SYSCLK*16 SYSCLK*16 - M ax. 20 - Taiwan Memory Technology, Copy-Right reserved. Change to products or specifications without notice. P. 22 Publication Date:Jun. 2001 Revision:0.A