Xilinx LOGICORE UG144 User Manual

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UG144 April 24, 2009

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53

“Receiver
Configuration
Word 1”

bit 31

n/a

Receiver Reset

. When this bit is ‘1,’ the

receiver is held in reset. This signal is an input
to the reset circuit for the receiver block.

54

“Transmitter
Configuration
Word”

bit 25

gtx_clk

Transmitter Interframe Gap Adjust Enable

If ‘1,’ then the transmitter will read the value
of the tx_ifg_delay port and set the interframe
gap accordingly. If ‘0,’ the transmitter will
always insert at least the legal minimum
interframe gap.

55

n/a

n/a

This input is unused.

56

“Transmitter
Configuration
Word”

bit 27

gtx_clk

Transmitter VLAN Enable

When this bit is

set to ‘1,’ the transmitter allows the
transmission of VLAN tagged frames.

57

“Transmitter
Configuration
Word”

bit 28

gtx_clk

Transmitter Enable

When this bit is ‘1,’ the

transmitter will be operational. When it is ‘0,’
the transmitter is disabled.

58

“Transmitter
Configuration
Word”

bit 29

gtx_clk

Transmitter In-Band FCS Enable

When this

bit is ‘1,’ the MAC transmitter will expect the
FCS field to be pass in by the client. When it
is ‘0,’ the MAC transmitter will append
padding as required, compute the FCS and
append it to the frame.

59

“Transmitter
Configuration
Word”

bit 30

gtx_clk

Transmitter Jumbo Frame Enable

When this

bit is ‘1,’ the MAC transmitter will allow
frames larger than the maximum legal frame
length specified in IEEE 802.3-2005 to be sent.
When set to ‘0,’ the MAC transmitter will
only allow frames up to the legal maximum
to be sent.

60

“Transmitter
Configuration
Word”

bit 31

n/a

Transmitter Reset

. When this bit is ‘1,’ the

MAC transmitter is held in reset. This signal
is an input to the reset circuit for the
transmitter block.

61

“Flow Control
Configuration
Word”

bit 29

gtx_clk

Transmit Flow Control Enable

. When this

bit is ‘1,’ asserting the pause_req signal
causes the GEMAC core to send a flow
control frame out from the transmitter. When
this bit is ‘0,’ asserting the pause_req signal
will have no effect.

Table 8-13:

Configuration Vector Bit Definition (Continued)

Bit(s)

Configuration

Register cross

reference

Clock

Description

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