Intel 31154 Primary-to-Secondary Frequency Limits, PCI-X Initialization Pattern, Clock Frequency

PCI/PCI-X Interface

Table 10 describes the bus mode and frequency initialization pattern that the 31154 signals on its secondary bus when coming out of S_RST#, after having evaluated the above information.

Table 10.	PCI-X Initialization Pattern
					Clock Period			Clock Frequency
	DEVSEL#	STOP#	TRDY#	Mode		(Ns)			(MHz)
					Max.		Min.	Min.		Max.
	Deasserted	Deasserted	Deasserted	PCI 33	62.51		30	62.51		33
				PCI 66	30		15	33		66
	Deasserted	Deasserted	Asserted	PCI-X	20		15	50		66
	Deasserted	Asserted	Deasserted	PCI-X	15		10	66		100
	Deasserted	Asserted	Asserted	PCI-X	10		7.5	100		133
	Asserted	Deasserted	Deasserted	PCI-X
	Asserted	Deasserted	Asserted	PCI-X			Reserved
	Asserted	Asserted	Deasserted	PCI-X
	Asserted	Asserted	Asserted	PCI-X
	NOTE:

1.When the internal PLLs are operational, the minimum input frequency is 16 MHz. See Section 5.6.3, “Primary-to-Secondary Frequency Limits” on page 34 for more information.

5.6.3Primary-to-Secondary Frequency Limits

When operating in PCI 33 MHz mode, the bridge bypasses the PLL to allow the full range of 0–33 MHz operations defined in the PCI specifications.

However, the PLL is used to generate the secondary clock outputs when the secondary side is operating at a frequency greater than 33 MHz (PCI-66 MHz or PCI-X). The primary clock input must operate above 25 MHz to ensure that the secondary frequencies are within the ranges defined in the PCI specifications.

When both the primary and secondary sides are operating in PCI-33 MHz mode, then the secondary clock equals the primary clock in frequency.

An external clock source can be used on the secondary interface to remove any dependencies on the primary clock input.

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