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5 CONTROL AND STATUS REGISTERS (continued)A register bit-map is also included for the Data Link Controller Registers, Buffer Manager Registers, and PCMCIA registers.Also shown are the default values for each register. Shaded bits are non-writeable.Bit 2COLBit 116COLBitORx InterruptEnableDLCR39-48
LEGEND DESCRIPTIONThe legend (column L in the register tables) used to describe register initial values, readability and writeability are denoted by thefollowing abbreviations:R: READABLEW: WRITABLEC: CLEARABLE: Writing a '1' clears this bit; writing a '0' has no effectH: CONDITIONALLY WRITABLE: The default values can only be changed depending on other conditions0/1: Power-up!Reset Default valueDATA LINK CONTROLLER REGISTERSThere are 8 Data Link Controller registers that will provide the status and control signals between the SSI 78Q8373 and host. Inthe following sections, each register bit will be explained.~.1 DLCRO· Transmit Status RegisterThis register provides the transmit status to the host. These status bits can also produce interrupt" if DLCR2 interrupt enable signalsare set (see DLCR2 for details). The status bits can be cleared by writing a '1' to the respective bit but writing a '0' has no effecton it. Note that more than one status bit can produce a common interrupt signal. Hence itis advisable forthe host to check this registerto find out how many of the status bits could have caused the genemtion of the interrupt signal.BIT76543210SYMBOL L DESCRIPTIONTXOK R,C,O TRANSMIT OK: When the packet is transmitted through the medium without any errorsor skipped due to excessive collisions, this bit is set high. If DLCR2 is enabled, thenthe bit can trigger an interrupt to the host.NET_BSY R,O NET BUSY: If this bit is read as 1, it indicates that the network is busy at the receiver.This bit reflects the status of the CRS signal.SELF_RX R,C,O SELF RECEPTION: The bit is used to indicate that self-reception has occurred. Writinga 1 or power reset will clear this bit. If DLCR2 is enabled, it can trigger an interruptto the host.TX_ERR R,O TRANSMIT ERROR: When read as a 1, this bit indicates a possible COllision on thenetwork or a loss of carrier during transmission. Automatically cleared on the nexttransmission. Writing a '1' or a '0' has no effect.JABBER R,O JABBER: When high, it indicates that excessive transmit length is detected by theinternal jabber timer. This is a serious error condition which only occurs when the chipmalfunctions. Can generate interrupts if enabled by the corresponding interrupt enablebit in DLCR2. This jabber error can only be cleared by hardware or software resetthrough DLCR6.COL R,C,O COLLISION: This bit is set high when a collision occurs on the data packet duringtransmission. The 7808373 performs up to 16 re-transmissions. If DLCR2 isenabled, it can trigger an interrupt to the host. The number of collisions is stored inDLCR4.16COL R,C,O 16 COLLISIONS: If a data packet has suffered 16 unsuccessful transmission then thisbit will set high. Generates an interrupt to the host if DLCR2 is enabled.HWR_ERR R,C,O HOST WRITE ERROR: When the host attempts to write data to the transmit buffermemory and did not get the response from 7808373 after 2.4 msec, this flag is set. Thisis to indicate that the transmit buffer is full. If DLCR2 is enabled, it can trigger aninterrupt to the host.I9-49
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