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Medium Access Control (MAC) and Physical Layer (PHY) - CISE

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4-June-07 P1901_PRO_016_r0<br />

In Figure 75 we can see the entire packet format:<br />

TPID<br />

0xAA<br />

0xAA<br />

0x03<br />

0x00<br />

0x13<br />

0x9D<br />

0x03<br />

0x01<br />

Slave <strong>MAC</strong><br />

Dest <strong>MAC</strong> Src <strong>MAC</strong> Payload<br />

TCI<br />

Submission page 198 UPA-OPERA<br />

Length<br />

Figure 75 <strong>Access</strong> protocol packet<br />

Master <strong>MAC</strong><br />

The packet is sent using the broadcast port (127). The value of the packet fields shall be:<br />

• Dest <strong>MAC</strong> is set 0x0180C2000000.<br />

• Src <strong>MAC</strong> is set to the master <strong>MAC</strong> address.<br />

• Slave <strong>MAC</strong> is set to the slave <strong>MAC</strong> address<br />

• Master <strong>MAC</strong> is set to the master <strong>MAC</strong> address<br />

• The Info field is 1 byte <strong>and</strong> can have the following values:<br />

o REJECT: 0x00<br />

o ACCEPT: 0x01<br />

o FAILED: 0x02<br />

9.1.3.2 Timing diagrams<br />

In the following timeline diagrams we will show the sequence of messages that can be produced in access protocol<br />

between master <strong>and</strong> slave <strong>and</strong> the messages sent.<br />

We will divide this section in different cases that can occur.<br />

Case 01: Master accepts Slave<br />

Info

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