
TNETA1561
ATM SEGMENTATION AND REASSEMBLY DEVICE
WITH PCI HOST INTERFACE
SDNS028B – OCTOBER 1994 – REVISED JANUARY 1996
4
POST OFFICE BOX 655303
DALLAS, TEXAS 75265
Terminal Functions (Continued)
PCI SAR and local-bus interface
TERMINAL
NAME
I/O
DESCRIPTION
NO.
LBRESET
62
O
Local-bus reset. LBRESET is an active-high signal that is driven by the PCI SAR.
LBPHYCS
20
O
Local-bus PHY-layer chip select. LBPHYCS is used to interface with PHY-layer devices and is
driven by PCI SAR.
LBEPROMCS
19
O
Local-bus EPROM chip select. LBEPROMCS is an active-low signal that is driven by PCI SAR.
LBRW
63
O
Local-bus write. LBRW is an active-low write signal that indicates a write operation and is driven
by PCI SAR.
LBRD
61
O
Local-bus read. LBRD is an active-low read signal that indicates a read operation and is driven
by PCI SAR.
LBINTR
44
I
Local-bus interrupt. LBINTR is an interrupt that is generated and driven by a local-bus device.
LBREADY
45
I
Local-bus ready. LBREADY is driven by local-slave devices. The bus transaction is completed
after eight PCI bus cycles regardless of LBREADY. LBREADY is accepted by the SAR as a
handshake from the devices on the bus.
LBD7–
LBD0
59,
55–53,
51–48
I/O
Local-bus data. LBD7–LBD0 are used to transfer data to and from local-slave devices and are
driven by PCI SAR or local-slave devices.
LBADDR15–
LBADDR0
43–42,
39–35,
33–29,
27–24
O
Local-bus address. LBADDR15–LBADDR0 are driven by the PCI SAR and are used to address
the PHY-layer registers and the EPROM. LBADDR15–LBADDR2 are received from the PCI bus
and LBADDR1–LBADDR0 are generated by the PCI SAR.
PHY-layer receive interface
TERMINAL
NAME
I/O
DESCRIPTION
NO.
RCLK
84
O
Receive clock. RCLK is equivalent to the internal clock at 19.44 MHz. RCLK is sent to the PHY
layer.
RDATA7–
RDATA0
78,
75–72,
69–67
I
Receive data. RDATA7–RDATA0 are connected to the PHY-layer receive interface and are
driven by the PHY-layer device.
RSOC
81
I
Receive start of cell. RSOC is a signal from the PHY layer indicating that the first byte of an ATM
cell was sent to the TNETA1561.
RXEMPTY
80
I
Receive buffer empty in the PHY layer. RXEMPTY is a signal that acts as an inverted enable
signal on this interface and is driven by the PHY layer.
RXENABLE
85
O
Receive enable. RXENABLE is active low and is driven by the TNETA1561.