CONTROLINK86 SMSC, CONTROLINK86 Datasheet - Page 72

• Manufacturer Part Number: CONTROLINK86
• Description: Development Software Embedded Networking Software
• Manufacturer: SMSC

Specifications of CONTROLINK86

• Tool Function: Compiler
• Tool Type: Compiler
• Processor Series: 80x86
• Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: Lead free / RoHS Compliant

ControLink86 Realtime Networking Software
8.GLOSSARY OF TERMS
ACK
Application
Application Interface
Class 1 Services
Class 2 Services
COM2002x ULANC
Count
Diagnostic Counters
DID
Driver Parameters
DSAP
ISR
LDSAP
Acknowledgment packet - a dedicated message that is used in point-to-
point communications by a receiving node as a means of signaling a
successful reception of the FBE (Free Buffer Enquiry) packet and the
data packet.
Portion of the network node's software that processes the local events
and is not related to the network. This portions of the software may
contain the scheduler. It is responsible for general system
management. See section 7.
A collection of software and hardware features making it possible for an
application to utilize COM2002x as its network interface. These include
COM2002x registers, SAP data structures (LLC_MSG), receive queue
inbuf[ ], LLC1's data structures: llc1_rbuf, llc1_xbuf, llc1_sbuf.
Services within the Logical Link Control (LLC) that do not require
establishment of a connection. See ANSI/IEEE 802.2 Standard
Services within the Logical Link Control (LLC) that require
establishment of a connection. See ANSI/IEEE 802.2 Standard
Standard Microsystems Corporation integrated family of the ARCNET
Local Area Network Controller. This is the main element of the network
hardware for which the ControLink86 has been developed. This family
includes the following parts: COM20010, COM20020, COM20020-5,
COM20022.
Number of bytes in a packet. In the MAC packet the count describes
the number of bytes in the entire packet.
A collection of 13 16-bit variables maintained by the D20 Low Level
Driver to count various network related events.
Destination Identification - network node address of the recipient of the
packet. DID is a field in the MAC frame (packet)
A collection of parameters that specify the configuration, timing and the
flavor of D20 Driver. These parameters' scope is D20 module. They are
configured during setup or by the dedicated functions. See section 4.5.
Destination Service Access Point - a SAP that is a destination of the
request or data. See Section 3.4.
Interrupt Service Routine - the portion of the driver code that is vectored
to upon COM2002x generating its hardware interrupt to host system.
See section 4.6.
Local Destination Service Access Point - a SAP that is the destination
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