Physical side interface, Table 2-6, Table 2-7 – Xilinx LOGICORE UG144 User Manual

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Configuration Vector (Optional)

Table 2-6

describes the alternative to the optional Management Interface signals. The

Configuration Vector uses direct inputs to the core to replace the functionality of the MAC
configuration bits. See

“Access without the Management Interface,” on page 90

.

Asynchronous Reset

Table 2-7

describes the asynchronous reset signal for the entire core.

Physical Side Interface

GMII

Table 2-8

describes the GMII-style interface signals of the core. See

Chapter 7, “Using the

Physical Side Interface.”

Table 2-6:

Optional Configuration Vector Signal Pinout

Signal

Direction

Description

configuration_vector[67:0]

Input

Used to replace the functionality of
the MAC Configuration Registers
when the Management Interface is
not used

Note:

All bits are registered on input but may be treated as asynchronous inputs.

Table 2-7:

Reset Signal

Signal

Direction

Clock Domain

Description

reset

Input

n/a

Asynchronous reset for entire core

Table 2-8:

GMII Interface Signal Pinout

Signal

Direction

Clock Domain

Description

gmii_txd[7:0]

Output

gtx_clk

Transmit data from MAC

gmii_tx_en

Output

gtx_clk

Transmit control signal from MAC

gmii_tx_er

Output

gtx_clk

Transmit control signal from MAC

gmii_rx_clk

Input

n/a

Receive clock from external PHY (125
MHz)

gmii_rxd[7:0]

Input

gmii_rx_clk

Received data to MAC

gmii_rx_dv

Input

gmii_rx_clk

Received control signal to MAC

gmii_rx_er

Input

gmii_rx_clk

Received control signal to MAC

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