am7992b Advanced Micro Devices, am7992b Datasheet - Page 4

• Manufacturer Part Number: am7992b
• Description: Serial Interface Adapter Sia
• Manufacturer: Advanced Micro Devices

PIN DESCRIPTION
CLSN
Collision (Output, TTL Active HIGH)
Signals at the Collision terminals meeting threshold
and pulse-width requirements will produce a logic
HIGH at CLSN output. When no signal is present at
Collision , CLSN output will be LOW.
RX
Receive Data (Output)
A MOS/TTL output, recovered data. When there is no
signal at Receive and TEST is HIGH, RX is HIGH. RX
is actuated with RCLK and remains active until RENA
is deasserted at the end of the message. During recep-
tion, RX is synchronous with RCLK and changes after
the rising edge of RCLK. When TEST is LOW, RX is
enabled.
RENA
Receive Enable (Output, TTL Active HIGH)
When there is no signal at Receive+, RENA is LOW.
Signals meeting threshold and pulse-width “on” re-
quirements will produce a logic HIGH at RENA. When
RENA is HIGH, Receive+ signals meeting threshold
and pulse-width “off” requirements will produce a LOW
at RENA.
RCLK
Receive Clock (Output)
A MOS/TTL output, recovered clock. When there is no
signal at Receive and TEST is HIGH, RCLK is LOW.
RCLK is activated 1/4 bit time after the second negative
Manchester preamble clock transition at Receive and
remains active until after an end of message. When
TEST is LOW, RCLK is enabled and meets minimum
pulse-width specifications.
TX
Transmit (Input)
TTL-compatible input. When TENA is HIGH, signals at
TX meeting setup and hold time to TCLK will be
encoded as normal Manchester at Transmit+ and
Transmit–.
TENA
Transmit Enable (Input)
TTL-compatible input. Active HIGH data encoder
enable. Signals meeting setup and hold time to TCLK
will allow encoding of Manchester data from TX to
Transmit+ and Transmit–.
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TX HIGH: Transmit+ is negative with respect to
Transmit– for first half of data bit cell.
TX LOW: Transmit+ is positive with respect to
Transmit– for first half of data bit cell.
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TCLK
Transmit Clock (Output)
MOS/TTL output. TCLK provides symmetrical HIGH
and LOW clock signals at data rate for reference timing
of data to be encoded. It also provides clock signals for
the controller chip (Am7990—LANCE) and an internal
timing reference for receive path voltage-controlled
oscillators.
Transmit+, Transmit–
Transmit (Outputs)
A differential line output. This line pair is intended to op-
erate into terminated transmission lines. For signals
meeting setup and hold time to TCLK at TENA and TX,
Manchester clock and data are outputted at Transmit+/
Transmit–. When operating into a 78
transmission line, signaling meets the required output
levels and skew for both Ethernet and IEEE 802.3 drop
cables.
Receive+, Receive–
Receiver (Inputs)
A differential input. A pair of internally biased line re-
ceivers consisting of a carrier detect receiver with offset
threshold and noise filtering to detect the line activity,
and a data recovery receiver with no offset for
Manchester data decoding.
Collision+, Collision–
Collision (Inputs)
A differential input. An internally biased line receiver
input with offset threshold and noise filtering. Signals at
Collision have no effect on data-path functions.
TSEL
Transmit Mode Select (Output, Open Collector;
Input, Sense Amplifier)
When connected with an RC network, TSEL is held
LOW during transmission. At the end of transmission
the open collector output is disabled, allowing TSEL to
rise and provide a smooth transmission from logic
HIGH to “zero” differential idle. Delay and output return
to zero are externally controlled by the RC network at
TSEL and Transmit load inductance.
TSEL LOW: Idle transmit state Transmit+ is positive
with respect to Transmit–.
TSEL HIGH: Idle transmit state Transmit+ and
Transmit– are equal, providing “zero” differential to
operate transformer-coupled loads.
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