Difference between revisions of "Programming the Ethernet controller"
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+ | * ''Clk'': clock | ||
+ | * ''/Rst'': asynchronous, active-low reset | ||
* ''State'': 3-bit state value | * ''State'': 3-bit state value | ||
* ''D_En'': DAC enable, assume held high/low by previous block | * ''D_En'': DAC enable, assume held high/low by previous block |
Revision as of 14:36, 19 July 2007
Interface
- See also: Ethernet packets
- See also: Ethernet state diagram
Emulator
Controller
- transceiver
- This block provides a level of abstraction between the precise CP2200/1 interface and a generalized interface seen by the internal blocks of the FPGA. It takes information on the next transfer to carry out and returns information on the last transfer completed. It has a pulse signal to begin a transfer and a pulse signal to notify of a completed transfer. This eliminates a need for the internal workings of the FPGA to be aware of the timing of the interface; it simply begins a transfer and waits for notification of the transfer's completion.
- inputs
- CLK: clock
- /Rst: asynchronous, active-low reset
- Go: pulse to begin a transmission
- R/W_in: read/write toggle: active-high read, active-low write
- A_in: 8-bit bus for address to read to/write from
- D_in: 8-bit bus for data to write; ignored during a read
- outputs to internals
- Done: pulse to signal completion of a transmission
- R/W_out: read/write flag: active-high read, active-low write
- A_out: 8-bit bus for address of last read/write
- D_out: 8-bit bus for data of last read; internal systems should ignore for a write
- outputs to CP2200/1
- /CS: active-low chip select
- MotEn: Motorola/Intel format toggle: active-high Motorola, active-low Intel
- MuxEn: Multiplexed flag; not used for CP2201
- ALE: ALE strobe
- /Wr: Active-low write flag
- /Rd: Active-low read flag
- inouts
- AD: 8-bit address and data bus
(000) Reset Cycle
inputs
- Clk: clock
- /Rst: asynchronous, active-low reset
- State: 3-bit state value
- D_En: DAC enable, assume held high/low by previous block
- A_En: ADC enable, assume held high/low by previous block
- E_En: Ethernet enable, assume held high/low by previous block
internal signals
- S_En: state enable, S_En <= not (St(2) or St(1) or St(0))
- Go: when S_En goes high Go pulses for one cycle
- D_Go: DAC reset go pulse, D_Go <= Go and D_En
- A_Go: ADC reset go pulse, A_Go <= Go and A_En
- E_Go: Ethernet reset go pulse, E_Go <= Go and E_En
blocks
- DAC Reset
- Resets and initializes the DAC.
- inputs
- Clk: clock
- /Rst: asynchronous, active-low reset
- D_Go: go pulse to begin reset/initialization process
- outputs
- - All DAC reset/initialization control lines -
- D_Done: goes high when reset/initialization process is complete, falls on D_Go pulse
- ADC Reset
- Resets and initializes the ADC.
- inputs
- Clk: clock
- /Rst: asynchronous, active-low reset
- A_Go: go pulse to begin reset/initialization process
- outputs
- - All ADC reset/initialization control lines -
- A_Done: goes high when reset/initialization process is complete, falls on A_Go pulse
- Ethernet Reset
- Resets and initializes the Ethernet controller.
- inputs
- Clk: clock
- /Rst: asynchronous, active-low reset
- E_Go: go pulse to begin reset/initialization process
- outputs
- - All Ethernet reset/initialization control lines -
- E_Done: goes high when reset/initialization process is complete, falls on E_Go pulse
- Coordinator
- Coordinates the completion of each reset cycle and notifies other blocks that the reset process is complete.
- inputs
- Clk: clock
- /Rst: asynchronous, active-low reset
- D_En: high when DAC is to be reset
- D_Done: high when DAC is done resetting
- A_En: high when ADC is to be reset
- A_Done: high when ADC is done resetting
- E_En: high when Ethernet controller is to be reset
- E_Done: high when Ethernet controller is done resetting
- internal signals
- Flag <= (D_Done or not D_En) and (A_Done or not A_En) and (E_Done or not E_En)
- outputs
- Done: when Flag goes high, Done pulses for one cycle; connects to state counter as an enable (thereby incrementing the State to 001)