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PCI Express Base Specification v1.0 - 2002.pdf

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<strong>PCI</strong> EXPRESS BASE SPECIFICATION, REV. 1.0Link ConfigurationSteps 1, 2Upstream CompDownstream Port(s)Downstream CompUpstream PortEntryEntryStep 1Config.RcvCfgStep 1TS1TS1Config.RcvCfgStep 2TS1Config.RcvCfgStep 2Config.RcvCfgStep 3Figure 4-16: Link Width Negotiation; Steps 1,2In order to enter the configuration state, Lanes within a perspective Link have alreadyexchanged TS1 ordered-sets and completed the bit synchronization, polarity inversion (ifneeded) and symbol synchronization functions. Prior to entering the configuration state, theLink number and Lane number fields have been set to PAD (K23.7) and TS1 ordered-setsare sent repeatedly.Step 1:Upon entering Config.RcvrCfg, the downstream port(s) starts the Link width and Laneordering negotiations by sending out the TS1 ordered-set with a unique Link number onsets of Lanes, which that component could support as unique links; the Lane numberscontinue to be set to PAD.Step 2:Upon receipt of the TS1 ordered-set with Link numbers (non-PADs) present in the Linknumber field, the upstream port shall respond by choosing one of the Link numbers itreceived. This step of returning the one Link number determines the downstreamport(s) the number of links that are to be negotiated.The upstream port responds with a Link number only on the Lanes in which it receiveda Link number and Lanes that it can support in one Link. A simple example: a port may176

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