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RXABORT deï¬nition bit in âRegister 9âConï¬guration 3â" Section 4.3.10,
also programs the controller to discard either the data packet and its
status word or just the data packet exclusive of the status word.
The RXOEn signal, when asserted, places certain receive outputs in the
high-impedance state. RXOEn affects the RXD[31:0], RXBE[3:0],
RXSOF, and RXEOF output pins.
2.6.4 Bus Width
Setting the BUSSIZE bit in âRegister 10âConï¬guration 4â" Section 4.3.11,
changes the receive word width from 32-bits to 16-bits. When the bus
width is conï¬gured to 16-bits, the receive system interface data outputs
appear on RXD[15:0] and the data words are now 16-bits wide instead
of 32-bits wide.
Note:
The transmit word width can be adjusted by appropriately
setting the transmit byte enable inputs, TXBE[3:0], as
described in Table 2.2.
2.6.5 System Interface Disable
To disable the system interface, set the SINTF_DIS bit in âRegister 9â
Conï¬guration 3â" Section 4.3.10. When the system interface is disabled,
the controller:
⢠Places all system interface outputs in the high-impedance state
(TXWMn[1:2], TXDC, RXD[31:0], RXBE[3:0], RXSOF, RXEOF,
RXWM1/2, RXDC)
⢠Ignores all inputs (SCLK, TXENn, TXD[31:0], TXBE[3:0], TXSOF,
TXEOF, CLR_TXDC, FCNTRL, TXCRCn, RXENn, RXOEn,
CLR_RXDC, RXABORT)
⢠Transmits /C/ (see Table 2.8) ordered sets with the remote fault bits
RF[1:0] = 0b10 over the 10-bit PHY interface outputs
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