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Features

Hex 10 Mbits/s Transceiver

DSP based.

Compatible with

IEEE

* 802.3 10Base-T standard

for twisted-pair cable.

Half- and full-duplex operations.

Autopolarity detection and correction.

Adjustable squelch level for extended wire-length
capability (two levels).

Interfaces with

IEEE

802.3u media independent

interface (MII) or a serial 10 Mbits/s 7-pin interface.

On-chip filtering eliminates the need for external fil-
ters.

Hex 100 Mbits/s Transceiver

Compatible with

IEEE

802.3u MII (clause 22),

PCS/PMA (clause 24), PMD (clause 25), MII man-
agement, and autonegotiation (clause 28) specifi-
cations.

Selectable 5-bit code-group (PDT/PDR interface)
or 4-bit data nibbles (MII interface) input/output.

Full- or half-duplex operations.

Optional carrier integrity monitor (CIM).

Selectable carrier sense signal generation (MCRS)
asserted during either transmission or reception in
half duplex (MCRS asserted during reception only
in full duplex).

Adaptive equalization and baseline wander correc-
tion.

On-chip filtering eliminates the need for external
filters.

IEEE

is a registered trademark of The Institute of Electrical and

Electronics Engineers, Inc.

Hex 100 Mbits/s FX Transceiver

Compatible with

IEEE

802.3u 100Base-FX stan-

dard.

Reuses existing twisted-pair I/O pins for compatible
fiber-optic transceiver pseudo-ECL (PECL) data.

Fiber mode automatically configures port:
-- FX mode enable is pin or register selectable
-- Disables autonegotiation and 10Base-T.
-- Enables 100Base-FX remote fault signaling.
-- Disables MLT-3 encoder/decoder.
-- Disables scrambler/descrambler.

General

Ports individually configurable

Autonegotiation and management:
-- Fast link pulse (FLP) burst generator.
-- Arbitration function.
-- Accepts preamble suppression.
-- Operates up to 12.5 MHz.

Supports the MII station management protocol and
frame format (clause 22): basic and extended reg-
ister set.

Supports next page.

Provides status signals: receive activity, transmit
activity, full duplex, collision/jabber, link integrity,
and speed indication.

Powerdown mode for 10 Mbits/s and 100 Mbits/s
operation.

Loopback testing for 10 Mbits/s and 100 Mbits/s
operation.

0.25

m low-power CMOS technology.

Single 3.3 V power supply operation.

25 MHz XTAL oscillator input or 25 MHz/50 MHz/
125 MHz clock input.

Compatible with RMII (standard version) and SMII
(standard version).

Note: Advisories are issued as needed to update product information. When using this data sheet for design purposes, please contact

your Lucent Technologies Microelectronics Group Account Manager to obtain the latest advisory on this product.

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Table of Contents

Contents

Page

Features .................................................................................................................................................................... 1

Hex 10 Mbits/s Transceiver ..................................................................................................................................... 1
Hex 100 Mbits/s Transceiver ................................................................................................................................... 1
Hex 100 Mbits/s FX Transceiver.............................................................................................................................. 1
General ................................................................................................................................................................... 1

Description ................................................................................................................................................................ 4

Functional Block Diagram ....................................................................................................................................... 4
Macrocell I/Os ......................................................................................................................................................... 5

Signal Information...................................................................................................................................................... 6

Signal Descriptions ................................................................................................................................................. 6

MII Station Management ......................................................................................................................................... 13

Basic Operation .................................................................................................................................................... 13

MII Interface Design ................................................................................................................................................ 14
Absolute Maximum Ratings.....................................................................................................................................14
Electrical Characteristics ......................................................................................................................................... 15
Register Information ................................................................................................................................................ 19

Register Descriptions............................................................................................................................................ 19

Application Notes: Board Layout ............................................................................................................................. 31

Board Layout Considerations ................................................................................................................................ 31

Tables

Page

Table 1. MII/5-Bit Serial Interface Signals................................................................................................................. 6
Table 2. MII Management Signals ............................................................................................................................ 7
Table 3. 10/100 Mbits/s Twisted-Pair (TP) Interface Signals..................................................................................... 7
Table 4. Status Signals ............................................................................................................................................. 8
Table 5. Clock and Reset Signals ............................................................................................................................. 9
Table 6. Control/Status Signals .............................................................................................................................. 10
Table 7. Testability Signals...................................................................................................................................... 12
Table 8. MII Management Frame Format................................................................................................................ 13
Table 9. MII Management Frames--Field Description............................................................................................ 13
Table 10 . Absolute Maximum Ratings ...................................................................................................................14
Table 11 . Operating Conditions ............................................................................................................................. 14
Table 12. Summary of Management Registers (MR) ............................................................................................. 19
Table 13. MR0--Control Register Bit Descriptions ................................................................................................. 20
Table 14. MR1--Status Register Bit Descriptions .................................................................................................. 21
Table 15. MR2, MR3--PHY Identification Registers (1 and 2) Bit Descriptions ..................................................... 22
Table 16. MR4--Autonegotiation Advertisement Register Bit Descriptions............................................................ 22
Table 17. MR5--Autonegotiation Link Partner Ability (Base Page) Register Bit Descriptions ................................ 23
Table 18. MR5--Autonegotiation Link Partner (LP) Ability Register (Next Page) Bit Descriptions ......................... 23
Table 19. MR6--Autonegotiation Expansion Register Bit Descriptions .................................................................. 24
Table 20. MR7--Next Page Transmit Register Bit Descriptions.............................................................................. 25
Table 21. MR16--PCS Control Register Bit Descriptions....................................................................................... 25
Table 22. MR17--Autonegotiation Read Register A...............................................................................................26
Table 23. MR18--Autonegotiation Read Register B...............................................................................................26
Table 24. MR20--User-Defined Register ............................................................................................................... 27
Table 25. MR21--RXER Counter ........................................................................................................................... 27

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Table 26. MR28--Device-Specific Register 1 (Status Register) Bit Descriptions ...................................................27
Table 27. MR29--Device-Specific Register 2 (100 Mbits/s Control) Bit Descriptions.............................................28
Table 28. MR30--Device-Specific Register 3 (10 Mbits/s Control) Bit Descriptions...............................................29
Table 29. MR31--Device-Specific Register 4 (Quick Status) Bit Descriptions .......................................................30

Figures

Page

Figure 1. DNC3X3625 Functional Block Diagram .................................................................................................... 4

Figure 2. I/Os of the DNC3X3625 Macrocell ............................................................................................................ 5
Figure 3. DNC MII TX Logic ...................................................................................................................................15
Figure 4. DNC MII RX Logic ...................................................................................................................................15
Figure 5. DNC Maintenance Logic .........................................................................................................................15
Figure 6. Typical Application (One Channel Shown) ..............................................................................................16
Figure 7. Pinout Assignment ..................................................................................................................................17
Figure 8. Typical Single-Channel Twisted-Pair (TP) Interface.................................................................................18

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Signal

Information

Signal Descriptions

Table 1. MII/5-Bit Serial Interface Signals

Signal

Type

Name/Description

MCOL[5:0]

Collision Detect. This signal signifies in half-duplex mode that a collision has occurred on
the network. MCOL is asserted high whenever there is transmit and receive activity on the
UTP media. MCOL is the logical AND of MTX_EN and receive activity, and is an asynchro-
nous output. When SER_SEL_PIN is high and in 10Base-T mode, MCOL indicates the
jabber timer has expired.

MCRS[5:0]

Carrier Sense. When CRS_SEL is low, this signal is asserted high when either the
transmit or receive medium is nonidle. This signal remains asserted throughout a collision
condition. When CRS_SEL is high, MCRS is asserted on receive activity only. CRS_SEL is
set via the MII management interface or the CRS_SEL signal.

MRXCLK

[5:0]

Receive Clock. 25 MHz clock output in 100 Mbits/s mode, 2.5 MHz output in 10 Mbits/s
nibble mode, and 10 MHz in 10 Mbits/s serial mode. MRXCLK has a worst-case 35/65 duty
cycle. MRXCLK provides the timing reference for the transfer of MRX_DV, MRXD, and
MRX_ER signals.

MRXD[3:0]

[5:0]

Receive Data. 4-bit parallel data outputs that are synchronous to MRXCLK. When
MRX_ER is asserted high in 100 Mbits/s mode, an error code will be presented on
MRXD[3:0] where appropriate. The codes are as follows:

Packet errors: ERROR_CODES = 2h.
Link errors: ERROR_CODES = 3h. (Packet and link error codes will only be repeated if
registers [29.9] and [29.8] are enabled.)
Premature end errors: ERROR_CODES = 4h.
Code errors: ERROR_CODES = 5h.

When SER_SEL_PIN is active-high and 10 Mbits/s mode is selected, MRXD[0] is used for
data output and MRXD[3:1] are 3-stated.

MRX_DV

[5:0]

Receive Data Valid. When this signal is high, it indicates the DNC3X3625 is recovering
and decoding valid nibbles on MRXD[3:0], and the data is synchronous with MRXCLK.
MRX_DV is synchronous with MRXCLK. This signal is not used in serial 10 Mbits/s mode.

MRX_ER

[5:0]

Receive Error. When high, MRX_ER indicates the DNC3X3625 has detected a coding
error in the frame presently being received. MRX_ER is synchronous with MRXCLK.

MTXCLK

[5:0]

Transmit Clock. 25 MHz clock output in 100 Mbits/s mode, 2.5 MHz output in 10 Mbits/s
MII mode, 10 MHz output in 10 Mbits/s serial mode. MTXCLK provides timing reference for
the transfer of the MTX_EN, MTXD, and MTX_ER signals sampled on the rising edge of
MTXCLK.

MTXD[3:0]

[5:0]

Transmit Data. 4-bit parallel input synchronous with MTXCLK. When SER_SEL_PIN is
active-high and 10 Mbits/s mode is selected, only MTXD[0] is valid.

MTX_EN

[5:0]

Transmit Enable. When driven high, this signal indicates there is valid data on MTXD[3:0].
MTX_EN is synchronous with MTXCLK. When SER_SEL_PIN is active-high and
10 Mbits/s mode is selected, this signal indicates there is valid data on MTXD[0].

MTX_ER

[5:0]

Transmit Coding Error. When driven high, this signal causes the encoder to intentionally
corrupt the byte being transmitted across the MII (00100 will be transmitted). When in
10 Mbits/s mode, this signal is ignored.

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Table 2. MII Management Signals

Table 3. 10/100 Mbits/s Twisted-Pair (TP) Interface Signals

Signal

Type

Name/Description

MDC

Management Data Clock. This is the timing reference for the transfer of data
on the MDIO signal. This signal may be asynchronous to MRXCLK and
MTXCLK. The maximum clock rate is 12.5 MHz.

When running MDC above 6.25 MHz, MDC must be synchronous with
CLK25RAW and have a setup time of 15 ns and a hold time of 5 ns with respect
to CLK25RAW.

MDIO_IN

Management Data Input. Control information is driven by the station manage-
ment, synchronous with MDC, onto this input.

MDIO_OUT

Management Data Output. Status information is driven by the DNC3X3625,
synchronous with MDC, onto this output.

MDIO_HI_Z

Management Data Output Enable. When high, this signal can be used to
3-state the MDIO bidirectional buffer (external to the DNC3X3625).

INT_MASK[5:0]

Interrupt Mask. When set high, no interrupt is generated under any condition.
When set low, interrupts are generated according to bit [31.7]. This signal is
ORed with bit [31.6].

INT_R31[5:0]

Maskable Status Interrupt. This signal will go high whenever there is a change
in status as defined in Table 27.

Signal

Type

Name/Description

TPI

[5:0]

PADI

Received Data. Positive differential received 125 Mbaud MLT3 or 10 Mbaud
Manchester data from magnetics.

Fiber-Optic Data Input. Positive differential received 125 Mbaud pseudo-ECL
data from fiber transceiver.

TPIB

[5:0]

PADI

Received Data. Negative differential received 125 Mbaud MLT3 or 10 Mbaud
Manchester data from magnetics.

Fiber-Optic Data Input. Negative differential received 125 Mbaud pseudo-ECL
data from fiber transceiver.

TPO

[5:0]

PADO

Transmit Data. Positive differential transmit 125 Mbaud MLT3 or 10 Mbaud
Manchester data to magnetics.

Fiber-Optic Data Output. Positive differential transmit 125 Mbaud pseudo-ECL
compatible data to fiber transceiver.

TPOB

[5:0]

PADO

Transmit Data. Negative differential transmit 125 Mbaud MLT3 or 10 Mbaud
Manchester data to magnetics.

Fiber-Optic Data Output. Negative differential transmit 125 Mbaud pseudo-
ECL compatible data to fiber transceiver.

REXT10

PADO

Current Setting 10 Mbits/s. An external resistor (21.0 k

) is placed from this

signal to ground to set the 10 Mbits/s TP driver transmit output level.

REXT100

PADO

Current Setting 100 Mbits/s. An external resistor (21.5 k

) is placed from this

signal to ground to set the 100 Mbits/s TP driver transmit output level.

REXTBS

PADO

Band Gap Reference for the Receive Channel. Connect this signal to a
24.9 k

± 1% resistor to ground. The parasitic load capacitance should be less

than 15 pF.

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LEDs operate as follows:

LED_STR_EN = 0, LED_BLINK_EN = 0 => No stretching/blinking.
LED_STR_EN = 1, LED_BLINK_EN = 0 => Stretch to 42 ms, minimum.
LED_STR_EN = 0, LED_BLINK_EN = 1 => Every activity causes 42 mS ON, 42 mS OFF blink.
LED_STR_EN = 1, LED_BLINK_EN = 1 => Every activity causes 0.5 second ON, 0.5 second OFF blink.

Table 4. Status Signals

Signal

Type

Name/Description

XS[5:0]

Transmit Status. This signal indicates transmit activity. This output can be
stretched or blinked per the description given above.

RS[5:0]

Receive Status. This signal indicates receive activity. This output can be
stretched or blinked per the description given above.

CS[5:0]

Collision Status. This signal indicates collision occurrence. This output can
be stretched or blinked per the description given above.

LS10_OK[5:0]

Link10. This signal indicates good link status for 10 Mbits/s.

LS100_OK[5:0]

Link100. This signal indicates good link status for 100 Mbits/s.

LS_OK[5:0]

Link Status. Indicates link status.

FDUP_OUT[5:0]

Full-Duplex Status. If this signal is high, it indicates full-duplex link, and if it is
low, then the link is half duplex.

TPJS[5:0]

Jabber Status. Indicates that there is a jabber condition (only in 10 Mbits/s).

TPAPS[5:0]

TP Autopolarity Status. Indicates if autopolarity has been detected and
corrected.

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Table 5. Clock and Reset Signals

* Double bonded with XLO.
Double bonded with RMCLK.

Signal

Type

Name/Description

EN_RMCK

Enable RMCLK. When high, this signal selects RMCLK as the clock input.
This signal and EN_XTL cannot be high simultaneously.

RMCLK

PADI*

Primary Input Clock. The frequency of this clock can be either 125 MHz or
50 MHz. IN125 is used to indicate the appropriate frequency. This clock input
is used when EN_RMCK is high.

IN125

Input Clock Frequency Select. When high, this signal will indicate that the
frequency of RMCLK is 125 MHz; else the clock frequency is 50 MHz.

EN_XTL

Enable Crystal Input. This signal, when high, will select the crystal input
(XLO) as the clock input. This signal and EN_RMCK cannot be high simulta-
neously.

XLO

PADI

Crystal Oscillator Input. A 25 MHz crystal ± 25 ppm can be connected
across XLO and XHI. Alternately, a 25 MHz external CMOS oscillator can be
connected to this input. This clock input is used when EN_XTL is high.

XHI

PADO

(optional)

Crystal Oscillator Output. This pad does not have to be bonded out if crystal
is not used.

CLK25RAW

CLK25RAW. 25 MHz output clock.

RMCLKRAW

RMCLKRAW. Buffered version of the RMCLK. This is either 50 MHz or
125 MHz, depending on RMCLK frequency.

SLOWCLK[5:0]

24 Hz Clock Output. This is a 24 Hz output signal.

HWRESET

Full-Chip Reset. Reset is active-high. The RST_BUSY signal will go low
when reset is complete. 10Base-T and 100Base-TX/-FX are in reset until
enabled and take 1.3 ms to come out of reset.

POR

Power-On Reset. If a powerup reset (PUR) cell from ASIC library is not used,
then tie this input low.

RST_BUSY[5:0]

Reset Busy. This signal indicates that the DNC3X3625 is in reset.

RST_10_BUSY[5:0]

10Base-T in Reset. This signal indicates that the 10 Mbits/s logic is in reset.

RST_TX_BUSY[5:0]

100Base-TX Reset. This signal indicates that the 100 Mbits/s logic is in reset.

BYPPD125

This pin, when high, powers up the 125 MHz PLL permanently, allowing
CK125P to be used for external logic at all times.

BYPPD160

This pin, when high, powers up the 160 MHz PLL permanently, allowing
CK160 to be used for external logic at all times.

CK125_BUF

This pin is the feedback for CK125P. Normally this will be connected to
CK125P or any external chip clock buffers for CK125P.

CK160

This is a 160 MHz output clock; this will be available if 10Base-T is enabled or
BYPPD160 is high.

CK125P

This is a 125 MHz output clock, which must be fed back to CK125_BUF. This
will be available when in 100Base-Tx mode or if BYPPD125 is high or if IN125
is high.

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Table 6. Control/Status Signals

Signal

Type Description

AUTO_EN[5:0]

Autonegotiation Enable. When this signal is high, autonegotiation is
enabled. Pulsing this signal will cause autonegotiation to restart. This input
has the same function as register 0, bit 12. This input and the register bit are
ANDed together.

F_DUP[5:0]

Full-Duplex Mode. When this signal is set high, the PHY will be in full-
duplex mode. A low on this signal will put it in half-duplex mode. This signal
is ignored when autonegotiation is enabled. This is the same function as
register 0, bit 8. This input and the register bit are ORed together.

CRS_SEL[5:0]

Carrier Sense Select. This signal may be used to select the mode of
MCRS operation. When this signal is pulled high, MCRS will be asserted on
receive activity only. This is the same function as register 29, bit 10. This
input and the register bit are ORed together.

SER_SEL_PIN[5:0]

Serial Mode Select. This signal may be used to set the SERIAL_SEL func-
tion of register 30, bit 1 by pulling it high, if station management is unavail-
able. This input and the register bit are ORed together.

CARIN_IN[5:0]

Carrier Integrity Enable. If this signal is pulled high, it will enable the
carrier integrity function of register 29, bit 3, if station management is
unavailable. This input and the register bit are ORed together.

EDBT[5:0]

Encoder/Decoder Bypass. If this signal is pulled high, it will enable the
encoder/decoder bypass function of register 29, bit 6, if station management
is unavailable. This input and the register bit are ORed together.

SDBT[5:0]

Scrambler/Descrambler. This signal may be used to enable the scrambler/
descrambler bypass function by pulling this signal high, if station manage-
ment is unavailable. This is the same function as register 29, bit 4. This
input and the register bit are ORed together.

SPEED_PIN[5:0]

Speed. This signal can be used to select the operating speed and is the
same function as register 0, bit 13:

If this signal is pulled high, it will enable 100 Mbits/s operation.

If this signal is pulled low, it will enable 10 Mbits/s operation.

This signal is ignored when autonegotiation is enabled. This signal and the
register bit are ANDed.

MGT_ADD[4:2]

Management Address [4:2]. These signals set the management
addresses and are decoded as follows:

MGT_ADD[4:2]

PHY 0, PHY 1, PHY 2, PHY 3, PHY 4, PHY 5

000

0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

001

8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13

010

16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21

011

24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29

100

6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11

101

12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17

110

18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23

111

0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0

REV_ADD

Reverse Phy Address. Reverse the order of Ports for Management
Access. (PHY0 is highest address, PHY5 is lowest address)

FX_MODE[5:0]

FX_MODE. When this signal is high, it puts DNC3X3625 in fiber-optic
mode. This signal is ORed with register 29, bit 0 [29.0].

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FASTTEST

Fast Test. This signal should be low for normal operation. When high, the
internal timers run faster than normal, with the speedup determined by
FASTSEL[1:0]

FASTSEL[1:0]

Fast Speed Select. When FASTTEST is high, the speedup of the timers
(10 Mbit/s NLP link, 10 Mbit/s jabber, reset timers, autonegotiation counters)
is as follows:
00 = No speedup.
01 = 16x speedup.
10 = 64x speedup.
11 = 256x speedup. (Autonegotiation does not work at this speedup.)

LITF_ENH

Enhanced Link Integrity Test Function. When this input is high, The link
will be deasserted when 31 Manchester violations have occurred.

SDFX[5:0]

PAD

(optional I)

SDFX. Signal detect from fiber-optic receiver. This pad does not have to be
bonded out if fiber mode is not used.

SECUR[5:0]

Security. When this input is high and MTX_EN is high, JAM pattern (55) is
transmitted.

ISOLATE[5:0]

Isolate. When this signal is high, the macrocell will come out of reset in
isolate mode per the

IEEE

standard. If this is low, then the macrocell will

come out of reset in normal mode. When isolated, all receive outputs are
low, and all transmit requests are ignored. While isolated, the macrcell will
respond to management transactions, detect, and transmit link pulses.
Register 0, bit 10, is used to put the transceiver in/out of isolate mode.

APFE_PIN[5:0]

Autopolarity Function Enable (Active Low). When this signal is set low
and the DNC3X3625 is operating at 10 Mbits/s, the autopolarity function will
determine if the TP link is wired with a polarity reversal:

The DNC3X3625 will assert the autopolarity status (APS) bit (register 28,
bit 6) and correct the polarity reversal.

If this signal is set high and the DNC3X3625 is operating at 10 Mbits/s,
the reversal will not be corrected.

ELLE_PIN[5:0]

Extended Line Length Enable. When this signal is set high, the receive
squelch level is reduced from a nominal 435 mV to 350 mV, allowing recep-
tion of signals with lower amplitude. This is the same function as register 30,
bit 4. The input and the register bit are ORed together.

HBT_PIN[5:0]

Heartbeat Enable. When asserted high, this input will enable the heartbeat
function (serial mode). This is the same function as register 30, bit 5. The
input and the register bit are ORed together.

LPBK_PIN[5:0]

Loopback. When this signal is asserted high DNC3X3625 is in loopback
mode. No data transmission will take place on the media and any receive
data will be ignored. This is the same function as register 0, bit 14. The input
and the register bit are ORed together.

NOLP_PIN[5:0]

No Link Pulse Mode. Setting this signal high will allow 10 Mbits/s operation
with link pulses disabled. If the DNC3X3625 is configured for
100 Mbits/s operation, this signal is ignored. This is the same function as
register 30, bit 0. The input and the register bit are ORed together.

LED_STR_EN

LED Stretch Enable. This pin, when low, disables stretching. When high,
the LED output is stretched to 42 ms minimum, unless LED_BLINK_EN is
high. This signal is ORed with register 29, bit 7.

Signal

Type Description

Signal Information

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LED_BLINK_EN

LED Blink Enable. This pin, when low, disables blinking. When high, the
LED output will blink high for 42 ms and low for 42 ms whenever there is
activity, unless LED_STR_EN is high, in which case the blinking is 0.5
seconds high and 0.5 seconds low. This signal is ORed with register 29, bit
11.

OUI[24:3]

Organizationally Unique Identifier. This can be programmed by the user,
upon instantiation of the macro.

MODEL[5:0]

Model Number. 6-bit model number of the device. This can be programmed
upon instantiation.

VERSION[3:0]

Revision Number. The value of the present revision number. This can be
programmed upon instantiation.

PWRDN[5:0]

Powerdown. When high, this signal powers down the PHY and resets all
management registers.

SERIAL_SEL[5:0]

Serial Select. When this signal is high, it indicates 10 Mbit/s serial mode.
When SERIAL_SEL is low, the macro is in 100 Mbits/s or 10 Mbits/s parallel
mode.

AUTODONE[5:0]

Autonegotiation Done. This signal goes high whenever autonegotiation
has completed. It will go low if autonegotiation has to restart.

RG20_OUT[15:0]

[5:0]

Register 20 Access. This bus provides access to the user-defined register.
A write to this register can be through MDIO.

Signal

Type

Description

TESTSEL[3:0]

Test Mode Select. These pins enable the PHY to be in various test
modes: scan, analog, etc. Lucent requires access to these pins for
manufacturing testing. They should be held low for normal operation.

TESTMDC

Test Mode Inputs. These test inputs provide a high level of controlla-
bility to the macrocell, either as scan inputs or as digital/analog test
inputs/controls depending on the test mode selected by TESTSEL[3:0].

TESTTXD[3:0]

TESTTXER

TESTTXEN

TESTCRS[5:0]

Test Mode Outputs. These test output pins provide observability in the
form of either scan outputs or digital/analog test outputs depending on
the test mode selected by TESTSEL[3:0]. The TESTRXD[3:0][5:0] and
TESTRXER[5:0] must be mapped to outputs during test. The other test
output should be mapped, if possible, to ease PHY debugging.

TESTCOL[5:0]

TESTRXCK[5:0]

TESTTXCK[5:0]

TESTRXD[3:0][5:0]

TESTRXER[5:0]

TESTRXDV[5:0]

ATBOP

PADO

(optional)

Analog Test Output Pins. These are used in Lucent test modes. They
should be connected to bond pads, but are not required to be
connected to package pins.

ATBON

ECLP

ECLN

TESTMDIN

Test Mode MDIN, MDOUT, and MDHZ. Input, output, and I/O control
signals from/to a bidirectional buffer.

TESTMDOUT

TESTMDHZ

Signal

Type Description

Signal Information

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MII Station Management

Basic Operation

The primary function of station management is to transfer control and status information about the DNC3X3625 to
a management entity. This function is accomplished by the MDC clock input, which has a maximum frequency of
25 MHz, along with the MDIO signal.

The MII management interface uses MDC and MDIO to physically transport information between the PHY and the
station management entity.

In the DNC3X3625, the MDIO pin is implemented as three signals: MDIO_IN, MDIO_OUT, and MDIO_HIZ.
MDIO_IN is the information coming from the MAC and is ignored during the TA and DATA fields for MDIO reads.
MDIO_HIZ will be high except during MDIO reads, in which case MDIO_OUT is the PHY data. Under no condition
should the input MDIO_IN be 3-stated. These can be connected to control an I/O buffer if off-chip access is
required.

A specific set of registers and their contents (described in Table 9) defines the nature of the information transferred
across the MDIO interface. Frames transmitted on the MII management interface will have the frame structure
shown in Table 8. The order of bit transmission is from left to right. Note that reading and writing the management
register must be completed without interruption. The port addresses are set by the MGT_ADD pin (see Table 6 for
more detail).

Table 8. MII Management Frame Format

Table 9. MII Management Frames--Field Description

Read/Write

(R/W)

Pre

PHYAD

REGAD

DATA

IDLE

1 . . . 1

AAAAA

RRRRR

DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

1 . . . 1

AAAAA

RRRRR

DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

Field

Descriptions

Pre

Preamble. The DNC3X3625 will accept frames with no preamble. This is indicated by a 1 in
register 1, bit 6.

Start of Frame. The start of frame is indicated by a 01 pattern.

Operation Code. The operation code for a read transaction is 10. The operation code for a write
transaction is a 01.

PHYADD

PHY Address. The PHY address is 5 bits, allowing for 32 unique addresses. The first PHY address
bit transmitted and received is the MSB of the address. A station management entity that is
attached to multiple PHY entities must have prior knowledge of the appropriate PHY address for
each entity.

REGAD

Register Address. The register address is 5 bits, allowing for 32 unique registers within each PHY.
The first register address bit transmitted and received is the MSB of the address.

Turnaround. The turnaround time is a 2-bit time spacing between the register address field, and
the data field of a frame, to avoid drive contention on MDIO during a read transaction. During a
write to the DNC3X3625, these bits are driven to 10 by the station. During a read, the MDIO is not
driven during the first bit time and is driven to a 0 by the DNC3X3625 during the second bit time.

DATA

Data. The data field is 16 bits. The first bit transmitted and received will be bit 15 of the register
being addressed.

IDLE

Idle Condition. The IDLE condition on MDIO is a high-impedance state. All three state drivers will
be disabled and the PHY's pull-up resistor will pull the MDIO line to a logic 1.

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MII Interface Design

The chip layout will affect MII electrical specifications. Figures 3, 4, and 5 show the PHY logic on the interfaces. If
the MAC logic follows the rules below, then the interface should function properly:

1. Transmit signals should change on the positive edge of TxClk.

2. Receive signals should be captured on the positive edge of RxClk.

3. Management output should change on the negative edge of MDC (and be stable on its positive edge) manage-

ment inputs should be latched on the positive edge of MDC.

Absolute Maximum Ratings

= 25

Stresses in excess of the absolute maximum ratings can cause permanent damage to the device. These are abso-
lute stress ratings only. Functional operation of the device is not implied at these or any other conditions in excess
of those given in the operational sections of the data sheet. Exposure to absolute maximum ratings for extended
periods can adversely affect device reliability.

Table 10. Absolute Maximum Ratings

Table 11. Operating Conditions

* Typical power dissipations are specified at 5 V and 25 °C. This is the power dissipated by the DNC3X3625. An additional 0.2 W of power is

required for the external twisted-pair driver termination resistors.

Parameter

Symbol

Min

Max

Unit

Ambient Operating Temperature

Storage Temperature

stg

125

Power Dissipation

3.5

Voltage on Any Pin with Respect to Ground

0.5

+ 0.5

Maximum Supply Voltage

3.5

Parameter

Symbol

Min

Typ*

Max

Unit

Operating Supply Voltage

3.3

3.465

Power Dissipation:

All Ports Autonegotiating
All Ports 10Base-T Link
10Base-T TX/RX 100%
100Base-T TX

--
--
--
--

--
--
--

2800

--
--
--
--

mW
mW
mW
mW

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Table 13. MR0--Control Register Bit Descriptions

* The format for the bit descriptions is as follows: the first number is the register number, the second number is the bit position in the register.
R = read, W = write, NA = not applicable.

Bit*

Type

Description

0.15 (SW_RESET)

R/W

Reset. Setting this bit to a 1 will reset the DNC3X3625. All registers will be set
to their default state. This bit is self-clearing. The default is 0.

0.14 (LOOPBACK)

R/W

Loopback. When this bit is set to 1, no data transmission will take place on the
media. Any receive data will be ignored. The loopback signal path will contain
all circuitry up to, but not including, the PMD. The default value is a 0.

0.13 (SPEED100)

R/W

Speed Selection. The value of this bit reflects the current speed of operation
(1 = 100 Mbits/s; 0 = 10 Mbits/s). This bit will only affect operating speed when
the autonegotiation enable bit (register 0, bit 12) is disabled (0). This bit is
ignored when autonegotiation is enabled (register 0, bit 12). This bit is ANDed
with the SPEED_PIN signal.

0.12 (NWAY_ENA)

R/W

Autonegotiation Enable. The autonegotiation process will be enabled by set-
ting this bit to a 1. The default state is a 1.

0.11 (PWRDN)

R/W

Powerdown. The DNC3X3625 may be placed in a low-power state by setting
this bit to a 1, both the 10 Mbits/s transceiver and the 100 Mbits/s transceiver
will be powered down. While in the powerdown state, the DNC3X3625 will
respond to management transactions. The default state is a 0.

0.10 (ISOLATE)

R/W

Isolate. When this bit is set to a 1, the MII outputs will be brought to the high-
impedance state. The default state is a 0.

0.9 (REDONWAY)

R/W

Restart Autonegotiation. Normally, the autonegotiation process is started at
powerup. The process may be restarted by setting this bit to a 1. The default
state is a 0. The NWAYDONE bit (register 1, bit 5) is reset when this bit goes to
a 1. This bit is self-cleared when autonegotiation restarts.

0.8 (FULL_DUP)

R/W

Duplex Mode. This bit reflects the mode of operation (1 = full duplex; 0 = half
duplex). This bit is ignored when the autonegotiation enable bit (register 0,
bit 12) is enabled. The default state is a 0. This bit is ORed with the
F_DUP pin.

0.7 (COLTST)

R/W

Collision Test. When this bit is set to a 1, the DNC3X3625 will assert the
MCOL signal in response to MTX_EN.

0.6:0 (RESERVED)

Reserved. All bits will read 0.

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Table 14. MR1--Status Register Bit Descriptions

* The format for the bit descriptions is as follows: the first number is the register number, the second number is the bit position in the register.
R = read.

Bit*

Type

Description

1.15 (T4ABLE)

100Base-T4 Ability. This bit will always be a 0.
0: Not able.
1: Able.

1.14 (TXFULDUP)

100Base-TX Full-Duplex Ability. This bit will always be a 1.
0: Not able.
1: Able.

1.13 (TXHAFDUP)

100Base-TX Half-Duplex Ability. This bit will always be a 1.
0: Not able.
1: Able.

1.12 (ENFULDUP)

10Base-T Full-Duplex Ability. This bit will always be a 1.
0: Not able.
1: Able.

1.11 (ENHAFDUP)

10Base-T Half-Duplex Ability. This bit will always be a 1.
0: Not able.
1: Able.

1.10:7 (RESERVED)

Reserved. All bits will read as a 0.

1.6 (NO_PA_OK)

Suppress Preamble. When this bit is set to a 1, it indicates that the
DNC3X3625 accepts management frames with the preamble suppressed.

1.5 (NWAYDONE)

Autonegotiation Complete. When this bit is a 1, it indicates the autonegotiation
process has been completed. The contents of registers MR4, MR5, MR6, and
MR7 are now valid. The default value is a 0. This bit is reset when autonegotia-
tion is started.

1.4 (REM_FLT)

Remote Fault. When this bit is a 1, it indicates a remote fault has been detected.
This bit will remain set until cleared by reading the register. The default is a 0.

1.3 (NWAYABLE)

Autonegotiation Ability. When this bit is a 1, it indicates the ability to perform
autonegotiation. The value of this bit is always a 1.

1.2 (LSTAT_OK)

Link Status. When this bit is a 1, it indicates a valid link has been established.
This bit has a latching function: a link failure will cause the bit to clear and stay
cleared until it has been read via the management interface.

1.1 (JABBER)

Jabber Detect. This bit will be a 1 whenever a jabber condition is detected. It will
remain set until it is read, and the jabber condition no longer exists.

1.0 (EXT_ABLE)

Extended Capability. This bit indicates that the DNC3X3625 supports the
extended register set (MR2 and beyond). It will always read a 1.

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Table 15. MR2, MR3--PHY Identification Registers (1 and 2) Bit Descriptions

* The format for the bit descriptions is as follows: the first number is the register number, the second number is the bit position in the register.
R = read.

Table 16. MR4--Autonegotiation Advertisement Register Bit Descriptions

* The format for the bit descriptions is as follows: the first number is the register number, the second number is the bit position in the register.
R = read, W = write.

Bit*

Type

Description

2.15:0 (OUI[3:18])

Organizationally Unique Identifier. The third through the twenty-fourth bit of the
OUI assigned to the PHY manufacturer by the

IEEE

are to be placed in bits

2.15:0 and 3.15:10. This value is programmable.

3.15:10 (OUI[19:24])

Organizationally Unique Identifier. The remaining 6 bits of the OUI. The value
for bits 24:19 is programmable.

3.9:4 (MODEL[5:0])

Model Number. 6-bit model number of the device. The model number is
programmable.

3.3:0 (VERSION[3:0])

Revision Number. The value of the present revision number. The version num-
ber is programmable.

Bit*

Type

Name/Description

4.15 (NEXT_PAGE)

R/W

Next Page. The next page function is activated by setting this bit to a 1. This will
allow the exchange of additional data. Data is carried by optional next pages of
information.

4.14 (ACK)

R/W

Acknowledge. This bit is the acknowledge bit from the link code word.

4.13 (REM_FAULT)

R/W

Remote Fault. When set to 1, the DNC3X3625 indicates to the link partner a
remote fault condition.

4.12:11

R/W

Reserved.

4.10 (PAUSE)

R/W

Pause. When set to a 1, it indicates that the DNC3X3625 wishes to exchange flow
control information with its link partner.

4.9 (100BASET4)

R/W

100Base-T4. This bit should always be set to 0.

4.8 (100BASET_FD)

R/W

100Base-TX Full Duplex. If written to 1, autonegotiation will advertise that the
DNC3X3625 is capable of 100Base-TX full-duplex operation.

4.7 (100BASETX)

R/W

100Base-TX. If written to 1, autonegotiation will advertise that the DNC3X3625 is
capable of 100Base-TX operation.

4.6 (10BASET_FD)

R/W

10Base-T Full Duplex. If written to 1, autonegotiation will advertise that the
DNC3X3625 is capable of 10Base-T full-duplex operation.

4.5 (10BASET)

R/W

10Base-T. If written to 1, autonegotiation will advertise that the DNC3X363x3625
is capable of 10Base-T operation.

4.4:0 (SELECT)

R/W

Selector Field. Reset with the value 00001 for

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Table 17. MR5--Autonegotiation Link Partner Ability (Base Page) Register Bit Descriptions

* The format for the bit descriptions is as follows: the first number is the register number, the second number is the bit position in the register.
R = read.

Table 18. MR5--Autonegotiation Link Partner (LP) Ability Register (Next Page) Bit Descriptions

* The format for the pin descriptions is as follows: the first number is the register number, the second number is the bit position in the register.
R = read.

Bit*

Type

Description

5.15 (LP_NEXT_PAGE)

Link Partner Next Page. When this bit is set to 1, it indicates that the link
partner wishes to engage in next page exchange.

5.14 (LP_ACK)

Link Partner Acknowledge. When this bit is set to 1, it indicates that the
link partner has successfully received at least three consecutive and consis-
tent FLP bursts.

5.13 (LP_REM_FAULT)

Remote Fault. When this bit is set to 1, it indicates that the link partner has
a fault.

5.12:5 (LP_TECH_ABILITY)

Technology Ability Field. This field contains the technology ability of the
link partner. These bits are similar to the bits defined for the MR4 register
(see Table 16).

5.4:0 (LP_SELECT)

Selector Field. This field contains the type of message sent by the link part-
ner. For

IEEE

802.3 compliant link partners, this field should read 00001.

Bit*

Type

Description

5.15 (LP_NEXT_PAGE)

Next Page. When this bit is set to a logic 0, it indicates that this is the last
page to be transmitted. A logic 1 indicates that additional pages will follow.

5.14 (LP_ACK)

Acknowledge. When this bit is set to a logic 1, it indicates that the link
partner has successfully received its partner's link code word.

5.13 (LP__MES_PAGE)

Message Page. This bit is used by the NEXT _PAGE function to differenti-
ate a message page (logic 1) from an unformatted page (logic 0).

5.12 (LP_ACK2)

Acknowledge 2. This bit is used by the NEXT_PAGE function to indicate
that a device has the ability to comply with the message (logic 1) or not
(logic 0).

5.11 (LP_TOGGLE)

Toggle. This bit is used by the arbitration function to ensure synchroniza-
tion with the link partner during next page exchange. Logic 0 indicates that
the previous value of the transmitted link code word was logic 1. Logic 1
indicates that the previous value of the transmitted link code word was
logic 0.

5.10:0 (MCF)

Message/Unformatted Code Field. With these 11 bits, there are 2048
possible messages. Message code field definitions are described in annex
28C of the

IEEE

802.3u standard.

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Table 20. MR7--Next Page Transmit Register Bit Descriptions

* The format for the bit descriptions is as follows: the first number is the register number, the second number is the bit position in the register.
R = read, W = write.

Table 21. MR16--PCS Control Register Bit Descriptions

* The format for the bit descriptions is as follows: the first number is the register number, the second number is the bit position in the register.
R = read, W = write.

Bit*

Type

Description

7.15 (NEXT_PAGE)

R/W

Next Page. This bit indicates whether or not this is the last next page to be transmit-
ted. When this bit is 0, it indicates that this is the last page. When this bit is 1, it
indicates there is an additional next page.

7.14 (ACK)

Acknowledge. This bit is the acknowledge bit from the link code word.

7.13 (MESSAGE)

R/W

Message Page. This bit is used to differentiate a message page from an unformat-
ted page. When this bit is 0, it indicates an unformatted page. When this bit is 1, it
indicates a formatted page.

7.12 (ACK2)

R/W

Acknowledge 2. This bit is used by the next page function to indicate that a device
has the ability to comply with the message. It is set as follows:

When this bit is 0, it indicates the device cannot comply with the message.

When this bit is 1, it indicates the device will comply with the message.

7.11 (TOGGLE)

Toggle. This bit is used by the arbitration function to ensure synchronization with
the link partner during next page exchange. This bit will always take the opposite
value of the toggle bit in the previously exchanged link code word:

If the bit is a logic 0, the previous value of the transmitted link code word was a
logic 1.

If the bit is a 1, the previous value of the transmitted link code word was a 0.

The initial value of the toggle bit in the first next page transmitted is the inverse of
the value of bit 11 in the base link code word, and may assume a value of 1 or 0.

7.10:0 (MCF)

R/W

Message/Unformatted Code Field. With these 11 bits, there are 2048 possible
messages. Message code field definitions are described in annex 28C of the

IEEE

802.3u standard.

Bit*

Type

Description

16.15 (LOCKED)

Locked. Locked pin from descrambler block.

16.14-12 (Reserved)

Reserved. Should be written as 0.

16.11 (ANA_RG21)

R/W

Analog Regiser 21. Lucent Debug Register - Should be wrtten as 0.

16.10 (LPWR_TUN)

R/W

Low Power Tuner. Lucent Debug Register - Should be wrtten as 0.

16.9 (SMFIX_DA)

R/W

State Machine Fix. Lucent Debug Register - Should be written as 0.

16.8 (EN_NOWR)

R/W

Reserved. Should be written as 0.

16.7-6 (ATST1:0)

R/W

Autonegotiation Testmode (1:0). Lucent Debug Register - Should be written 0

16.5 (BYPPD125)

R/W

Bypass Powerdown 125. OR'd with BYPPD125 Input

16.4 (BYPPD160)

R/W

Bypass Powerdown 160. OR'd with BYPPD160 Input

16.3 (LOOPBACK)

R/W

Loopback Configure. When this bit is high, the entire loopback is performed in the
PCS macro. When this bit is low, only the collision pin is disabled in loopback.

16.2 (SCAN)

R/W

Scan Test Mode.

16.1 (FORCE

LOOPBACK)

R/W

Force Loopback. Force a loopback without forcing idle on the transmit side or dis-
abling the collision pin.

16.0 (SPEEDUP

COUNTERS)

R/W

Speedup Counters. Reduce link monitor counter to 10

s from 620

s. (Same as

FASTTEST = 1.)

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Table 22. MR17--Autonegotiation Read Register A

* The format for the bit descriptions is as follows: the first number is the register number, the second number is the bit position in the register.
R = read, W = write.

Table 23. MR18--Autonegotiation Read Register B

* The format for the bit descriptions is as follows: the first number is the register number, the second number is the bit position in the register.
R = read, W = write.

Bit*

Type

Description

17.15-13

Reserved. Always 0.

17.12

Next Page Wait.

17.11

Wait Link_Fail_Inhibit_Wait_Timer (Link Status Check).

17.10

Wait Autoneg_Wait_Timer (Link Status Check).

17.9

Wait Break_Link_Timer (Transmit Disable).

17.8

Parallel Detection Fault.

17.7

Autonegotiation Enable.

17.6

FLP Link Good Check.

17.5

Complete Acknowledge.

17.4

Acknowledge Detect.

17.3

FLP Link Good.

17.2

Link Status Check.

17.1

Ability Detect.

17.0

Transmit Disable.

Bit*

Type

Description

18.15

Receiving FLPs. Any of FLP Capture, Clock, Data_0, or Data_1 (FLP Rcv).

18.14

FLP Pass (FLP Rcv).

18.13

Link Pulse Count (FLP Rcv).

18.12

Link Pulse Detect (FLP Rcv).

18.11

Test Pass (NLP Rcv).

18.10

Test Fail Count (NLP Rcv).

18.9

Test Fail Extend (NLP Rcv).

18.8

Wait Max Timer Ack (NLP Rcv).

18.7

Detect Freeze (NLP Rcv).

18.6

Test Fail (NLP Rcv).

18.5

Transmit Count Ack (FLP Xmit).

18.4

Transmit Data Bit (FLP Xmit).

18.3

Transmit Clock Bit (FLP Xmit).

18.2

Transmit Ability (FLP Xmit).

18.1

Transmit Remaining Acknowledge (FLP Xmit).

18.0

Idle (FLP Xmit).

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Table 24. MR20--User-Defined Register

* The format for the bit descriptions is as follows: the first number is the register number, the second number is the bit position in the register.
R = read, W = write.

Table 25. MR21--RXER Counter

* The format for the bit descriptions is as follows: the first number is the register number, the second number is the bit position in the register.
R = read, W = write.

Table 26. MR28--Device-Specific Register 1 (Status Register) Bit Descriptions

Bit*

Type

Description

20.15:0

R/W

The data written into this user-defined register appears on the RG20_OUT[15:0]
bus.

Bit*

Type

Description

21.0

This bit, when 0 puts this register in 16-bit counter mode. When 1, it puts this regis-
ter in 8-bit counter mode. This bit is reset to a 0 and cannot be read.

21.15:0

When in 16-bit counter mode, these maintain a count of RXERs. It is reset on a read
operation.

21.7:0

When in 8-bit counter mode, these maintain a count of RXERs. It is reset on a read
operation.

21.11:8

When in 8-bit mode, these contain a count of false carrier events (802.3 Section
27.3.1.5.1). It is reset on a read operaton.

21.15:12

When in 8-bit mode, these contain a count of disconnect events (Link Unstable 6,
802.3 Section 27.3.1.5.1). It is reset on a read operation.

Bit*

Type

Description

28.15:9 (UNUSED)

Unused. Read as 0.

28.8 (BAD_FRM)

R/LH

Bad Frame. If this bit is a 1, it indicates a packet has been received without an
SFD. This bit is only valid in 10 Mbits/s mode.

This bit is latching high and will only clear after it has been read or the device has
been reset.

28.7 (CODE)

R/LH

Code Violation. When this bit is a 1, it indicates a Manchester code violation has
occurred. The error code will be output on the MRXD lines. Refer to Table 1 for a
detailed description of the MRXD pin error codes. This bit is only valid in
10 Mbits/s mode.

This bit is latching high and will only clear after it has been read or the device has
been reset.

28.6 (APS)

Autopolarity Status. When register 30, bit 3 is set and this bit is a 1, it indicates
the DNC3X3625 has detected and corrected a polarity reversal on the twisted pair.

If the APF_EN bit (register 30, bit 3) is set, the reversal will be corrected inside the
DNC3X3625. This bit is not valid in 100 Mbits/s operation.

28.5 (DISCON)

R/LH

Disconnect. If this bit is a 1, it indicates a disconnect. This bit will latch high until
read. This bit is only valid in 100 Mbits/s mode.

28.4 (UNLOCKED)

R/LH

Unlocked. Indicates that the TX scrambler lost lock. This bit will latch high until
read. This bit is only valid in 100 Mbits/s mode.

28.3 (RXERR_ST)

R/LH

RX Error Status. Indicates a false carrier. This bit will latch high until read. This bit
is only valid in 100 Mbits/s mode.

28.2 (FRC_JAM)

R/LH

Force Jam. This bit will latch high until read. This bit is only valid in 100 Mbits/s
mode.

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R = read, LH = latched high.

Table 27. MR29--Device-Specific Register 2 (100 Mbits/s Control) Bit Descriptions

Bit*

Type

Description

28.1 (LNK100UP)

Link Up 100. This bit, when set to a 1, indicates a 100 Mbits/s transceiver is up
and operational.

28.0 (LNK10UP)

Link Up 10. This bit, when set to a 1, indicates a 10 Mbits/s transceiver is up and
operational.

Bit*

Type

Description

29.15 (LOCALRST)

R/W

Management Reset. This is the local management reset bit. Writing a logic 1 to
this bit will cause the lower 16 registers and registers 28 and 29 to be reset to
their default values. This bit is self-clearing.

29.14 (RST1)

R/W

Generic Reset 1. This register is used for manufacture test only.

29.13 (RST2)

R/W

Generic Reset 2. This register is used for manufacture test only.

29.12 (100_OFF)

R/W

100 Mbits/s Transmitter Off. When this bit is set to 0, it forces TPI low and
TPIB high. This bit defaults to 1.

29.11 (LED_BLINK

R/W

LED Blinking. This register, when 1, enables LED blinking. This is ORed with
LED_BLINK_EN. Default is 0.

29.10 (CRS_SEL)

R/W

Carrier Sense Select. MCRS will be asserted on receive only when this bit is
set to a 1. If this bit is set to logic 0, MCRS will by asserted on receive or trans-
mit. This bit is ORed with the CRS_SEL pin.

29.9 (LINK_ERR)

R/W

Link Error Indication. When this bit is a 1, a link error code will be reported on
MRXD[3:0] of the DNC3X3625 when MRX_ER is asserted on the MII. The spe-
cific error codes are listed in the MRXD pin description. If it is 0, it will disable this
function.

29.8 (PKT_ERR)

R/W

Packet Error Indication Enable. When this bit is a 1, a packet error code,
which indicates that the scrambler is not locked, will be reported on MRXD[3:0]
of the DNC3X3625 when MRX_ER is asserted on the MII. When this bit is 0, it
will disable this function.

29.7 (PULSE_STR)

R/W

Pulse Stretching. When this bit is set to 1, the CS, XS, and RS output signals
will be stretched between approximately 42 ms--84 ms. If this bit is 0, it will dis-
able this feature. Default state is 0.

29.6 (EDB)

R/W

Encoder/Decoder Bypass. When this bit is set to 1, the 4B/5B encoder and
5B/4B decoder function will be disabled. This bit is ORed with the EDBT pin.

29.5 (SAB)

R/W

Symbol Aligner Bypass. When this bit is set to 1, the aligner function will be
disabled.

29.4 (SDB)

R/W

Scrambler/Descrambler Bypass. When this bit is set to 1, the scrambling/
descrambling functions will be disabled. This bit is ORed with the SDBT pin.

29.3 (CARIN_EN)

R/W

Carrier Integrity Enable. When this bit is set to a 1, carrier integrity is enabled.
This bit is ORed with the CARIN_EN pin.

29.2 (JAM_COL)

R/W

Jam Enable. When this bit is a 1, it enables JAM associated with carrier integrity
to be ORed with MCOLMCRS.

Register Information

(continued)

Table 26. MR28--Device-Specific Register 1 (Status Register) Bit Descriptions (continued)

* The format for the bit descriptions is as follows: the first number is the register number, the second number is the bit position in the register.
R = read, W = write.

Advance Data Sheet

DNC3X3625

March 2000

10/100 Mbits/s Ethernet Transceiver Macrocell

* The format for the bit descriptions is as follows: the first number is the register number, the second number is the bit position in the register.
R = read, W = write.

Table 28. MR30--Device-Specific Register 3 (10 Mbits/s Control) Bit Descriptions

* The format for the bit descriptions is as follows: the first number is the register number, the second number is the bit position in the register.
R = read, W = write.

Bit*

Type

Description

29.1 (FEF_EN)

R/W

Far-End Fault Enable. This bit is used to enable the far-end fault detection and
transmission capability. This capability may only be used if autonegotiation is
disabled. This capability is to be used only with media which does not support
autonegotiation. Setting this bit to 1 enables far-end fault detection, and logic 0
will disable the function. Default state is 0.

29.0 (FX)

R/W

Fiber-Optic Mode. When this bit is a 1, the DNC3X3625 is in fiber-optic mode.
This bit is ORed with FX_MODE.

Bit*

Type

Description

30.15 (Test10TX)

R/W

When high and 10Base-T is powered up, a continuous 10 MHz signal (1111)
will be transmitted. This is only meant for testing. Default is 0.

30.14 (RxPLLEn)

R/W

When high, all 10Base-T logic will be powered up when the link is up. Other-
wise, portions of the logic will be powered down when no data is being
received to conserve power. Default is 0.

30.13 (JAB_DIS)

R/W

Jabber Disable. When this bit is 1, disables the jabber function of the
10Base-T receive. Default is 0.

30.12:7 (Reserved)

R/W

Reserved. Should be written as 0.

30.6 (LITF_ENH)

R/W

Enhanced Link Integrity Test Function. When high, function is enabled.
This is ORed with the LITF_ENH input. Default is 0.

30.5 (HBT_EN)

R/W

Heartbeat Enable. When this bit is a 1, the heartbeat function will be enabled.
Valid in 10 Mbits/s mode only.

30.4 (ELL_EN)

R/W

Extended Line Length Enable. When this bit is a 1, the receive squelch lev-
els are reduced from a nominal 435 mV to 350 mV, allowing reception of sig-
nals with a lower amplitude. Valid in 10 Mbits/s mode only.

30.3 (APF_EN)

R/W

Autopolarity Function Disable. When this bit is a 0 and the DNC3X3625 is
in 10 Mbits/s mode, the autopolarity function will determine if the TP link is
wired with a polarity reversal.

If there is a polarity reversal, the DNC3X3625 will assert the APS bit (register
28, bit 6) and correct the polarity reversal. If this bit is a 1 and the device is in
10 Mbits/s mode, the reversal will not be corrected.

30.2 (RESERVED)

R/W

Reserved. Should be written as 0.

30.1 (SERIAL _SEL)

R/W

Serial Select. When this bit is set to a 1, 10 Mbits/s serial mode will be
selected. When the DNC3X3625 is in 100 Mbits/s mode, this bit will be
ignored.

30.0 (ENA_NO_LP)

R/W

No Link Pulse Mode. Setting this bit to a 1 will allow 10 Mbits/s operation
with link pulses disabled. If the DNC3X3625 is configured for 100 Mbits/s
operation, setting this bit will not affect operation.

Register Information

(continued)

Table 27. MR29--Device-Specific Register 2 (100 Mbits/s Control) Bit Descriptions (continued)

DNC3X3625

Advance Data Sheet

10/100 Mbits/s Ethernet Transceiver Macrocell

March 2000

Register Information

(continued)

Table 29. MR31--Device-Specific Register 4 (Quick Status) Bit Descriptions

* The format for the bit descriptions is as follows: the first number is the register number, the second number is the bit position in the register.
R = read, W = write.

Register/Bit

Type

Description

31.15 (ERROR)

Receiver Error. When this bit is a 1, it indicates that a receive error has been
detected. This bit is valid in 100 Mbits/s only. This bit will remain set until cleared by
reading the register. Default is a 0.

31.14 (RXERR_ST)/

(LINK_STAT_CHANGE)

False Carrier. When bit [31.7] is set to 0 and this bit is a 1, it indicates that the carrier
detect state machine has found a false carrier. This bit is valid in 100 Mbits/s only. This
bit will remain set until cleared by reading the register. Default is 0.

Link Status Change. When bit [31.7] is set to a 1, this bit is redefined to become the
LINK_STAT_CHANGE bit and goes high whenever there is a change in link status (bit
[31.11] changes state).

31.13 (REM_FLT)

Remote Fault. When this bit is a 1, it indicates a remote fault has been detected. This
bit will remain set until cleared by reading the register. Default is a 0.

31.12 (UNLOCKED)/

(JABBER)

Unlocked/Jabber. If this bit is set when operating in 100 Mbits/s mode, it indicates
that the TX descrambler has lost lock. If this bit is set when operating in 10 Mbits/s
mode, it indicates a jabber condition has been detected. This bit will remain set until
cleared by reading the register.

31.11 (LSTAT_OK)

Link Status. When this bit is a 1, it indicates a valid link has been established. This bit
has a latching low function: a link failure will cause the bit to clear and stay cleared
until it has been read via the management interface.

31.10 (PAUSE)

Link Partner Pause. When this bit is set to a 1, it indicates that the DNC3X3625
wishes to exchange flow control information.

31.9 (SPEED100)

Link Speed. When this bit is set to a 1, it indicates that the link has negotiated to
100 Mbits/s. When this bit is a 0, it indicates that the link is operating at 10 Mbits/s.

31.8 (FULL_DUP)

Duplex Mode. When this bit is set to a 1, it indicates that the link has negotiated to
full-duplex mode. When this bit is a 0, it indicates that the link has negotiated to half-
duplex mode.

31.7 (INT_CONF)

R/W

Interrupt Configuration. When this bit is set to a 0, it defines bit [31.14] to be the
RXERR_ST bit and the interrupt pin (MASK_STAT_INT) goes high whenever any of
bits [31.15:12] go high, or bit [31.11] goes low. When this bit is set high, it redefines
bit [31.14] to become the LINK_STAT_CHANGE bit, and the interrupt pin
(MASK_STAT_INT) goes high only when the link status changes (bit [31.14] goes
high). This bit defaults to 0.

31.6 (INT_MASK)

R/W

Interrupt Mask. When set high, no interrupt is generated by this channel under any
condition. When set low, interrupts are generated according to bit [31.7].

31.5:3

(LOW_AUTO__STATE)

Lowest Autonegotiation State. These 3 bits report the state of the lowest autonego-
tiation state reached since the last register read, in the priority order defined below:

000: Autonegotiation enable.
001: Transmit disable or ability detect.
010: Link status check.
011: Acknowledge detect.
100: Complete acknowledge.
101: FLP link good check.
110: Next page wait.
111: FLP link good.

31.2:0

(HI_AUTO_STATE)

Highest Autonegotiation State. These 3 bits report the state of the highest autone-
gotiation state reached since the last register read, as defined above for bit [31.5:3].

Advance Data Sheet

DNC3X3625

March 2000

10/100 Mbits/s Ethernet Transceiver Macrocell

Application Notes: Board Layout

Board Layout Considerations

In order to obtain optimum performance, careful atten-
tion must be paid to the circuit board layout, shielding,
and the placement of components. Careful routing of
high-speed lines is mandatory. Power supply input pins
must be protected from noisy conditions by proper fil-
tering. To achieve these design goals, the following
steps are recommended as a minimum.

1. As a minimum, a four-layer circuit board, with two-

ounce copper planes, should be used. This will mini-
mize the switching transients by providing a low-
impedance power source. The signal planes should
be isolated from each other by the power and/or
ground planes. Do not segment the ground plane
except around the RJ-45 connectors and magnetics
module as described below. Use a single, continu-
ous plane. The reference design will be a six-layer
board.

2. Power and ground planes should extend underneath

the ASIC up to the input of the magnetic module.
Power and ground planes should not extend under
any network signal path, or the magnetics module,
because common-mode power supply noise will be
coupled to the signals. The greater the distance
between the planes and the network signals, the
lower the EMI emissions. Chassis ground may be
used under the RJ-45 connectors if desired.

3. The power plane of the ASIC should be separated

into three regions: digital power (V

DDD;

this is the

PWB's V

plane), analog power (V

DDA

), and output

driver power (V

DDO

). For conservative designs, the

DDA

segment and the V

DDO

segment, should be fil-

tered with a ferrite bead, 10

F, and 0.01

F capaci-

tors before connecting to the V

plane with a heavy

wide trace. Pins 80 V

DDPLL

and 83 V

DDPD

can be

connected together and filtered with a ferrite bead
and 10

F and 0.01

F capacitors for conservative

designs. Refer to Figure 3 for suggested layout. Do
not overlay different power planes on different layers,
unless they are separated by a ground plane. When
segmenting power planes on the same layer they
should be separated by at least three times the dis-
tance to the nearest ground layer.

4. The liberal use of capacitors on each the power pins

of the ASIC will minimize any noise coupled into the
power plane. Power supply noise contributes to the
EMI emissions in circuit layouts. Low ESR capacitors

between the power and ground planes must be
placed as close as possible to all the DNC3X3625
power pins. Low-inductance short connections to
each power pin and the ground plane are required.
This can be achieved by using short traces to the
power pins and connecting to the ground plane with
two vias. Multilayer ceramic capacitors with good
quality dielectric such as NPO or X7R (avoid using
Z5U) are recommended for the low ESR capacitors.
A 0.01

F capacitor should be used on every pin, for

conservative designs two capacitors can be used on
every pin a 0.1

F and a 0.001

5. Route the transmit and receive pairs between the

ASIC, the magnetics, and the RJ-45 connectors as
short, straight, and equal length as possible. These
traces should be routed with 50

impedance to the

nearest power/ground plane with a differential
impedance of 100

. Keep the separation between

adjacent pairs on the same layer, 2 mm or more if
possible to minimize crosstalk.

6. The most EMI critical routing is between the mag-

netic module (after common-mode filters) and the
RJ-45 connectors. Use the chassis of the system to
allow coupled noise to flow to ground via common
mode terminations. The chassis is not a perfect
ground, but with proper power supply design, the
chassis can be used to redirect some common-
mode noise.

7. Reduce the number of vias on the transmit path.

Vias can have resonance at critical frequencies
degrading EMI emissions performance. The transmit
differential pairs from the RJ-45 to the magnetics
and the DNC3X3625 can be run on the top layer of
the board. Vias on the receive path should be mini-
mized but are less critical because the signal energy
is less than on the transmit path. The receive signals
can be run on a buried layer or on the bottom layer.

8. Ensure that the 25 MHz crystal and the load capaci-

tors (33 pF), or the oscillator (25 MHz, 50 MHz, or
125 MHz, if used), are located as close to the XLO/
XHI pins as possible. All bias resistors (pins 13, 25,
42, and 43) and reference capacitor (pin 81) must be
located within close proximity to the PHY. This will
reduce the coupled noise into the bias circuits. Place
receive twisted-pair terminating resistors (100

) as

close to PHY pins as possible.

9. Never route clock or high-speed signal lines under

the ASIC unless the lines are under a ground or
power plane.

Lucent Technologies Inc. reserves the right to make changes to the product(s) or information contained herein without notice. No liability is assumed as a result of their use or application. No
rights under any patent accompany the sale of any such product(s) or information.

March 2000
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