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| ThunderSWITCH II | TNETX4090 | ||
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| SPWS044E ± DECEMBER 1997 ± REVISED AUGUST 1999 | |
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| Terminal Functions | ||
JTAG interface |
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| TCLK | L24 | I | Pullup | Test clock. Clocks state information and test data into and out of the TNETX4090 during operation |
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| TDI | M24 | I | Pullup | Test data input. Serially shifts test data and test instructions into the TNETX4090 during operation |
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| of the test port. An internal pullup resistor is provided on TDI to ensure JTAG compliance. |
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| TDO | L23 | O | None | Test data out. Serially shifts test data and test instructions out of the TNETX4090 during operation |
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| TMS | M25 | I | Pullup | Test mode select. Controls the state of the |
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| I | Pullup | Test reset. Asynchronously resets the |
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| TRST to ensure JTAG compliance. |
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²Internal resistors are provided to pull signals to known values. The system designers should determine if additional pullups or pulldowns are required in their systems.
control logic interface
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| M23 | I | Device reset. Asserted for a minimum of 100 ∝s after power supplies and clocks have stabilized. The system clock |
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| FLOW | AF8 | O | Flow control. When flow control is activated (flow in SysControl = 1) and the number of free external memory | |
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| PMA mode. PMA mode can be selected by either pulling |
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| M08_PMA |
| I | Pullup | reqpma bit in the PortxControl register. If M08_PMA is allowed to float high, the port is configured as | |||||
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| either an MII or GMII interface, as determined by the value of the M08_MII terminal. | ||||
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| MII or GMII selection. The value of this terminal is ignored if |
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| M08_MII |
| I | Pullup | be selected by either pulling M08_MII low externally, or by setting the req100 bit in the PortxControl | |||||
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| register. If M08_MII is allowed to float high, the port is configured as a GMII interface. | ||||
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²Internal resistors are provided to pull signals to known values. The system designers should determine if additional pullups or pulldowns are required in their systems.
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