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36 / 66 page ![]() AN84REV1 36 CS8920 Technical Reference Manual 3.0 EEPROM-based Configuration The CS8920 and media access control (MAC) driver obtain configuration data from a serial EEPROM connected via the CS8920’s serial interface. This eliminates the need for configuration jumpers or switches on the ISA adapter or motherboard. 3.1 Format of Configuration Data Three types of configuration data are stored in the EEPROM: configuration data automatically loaded into the CS8920 after each reset, configuration data used by the MAC driver, and Plug and Play (PnP) resource data. 00h to 1Bh Reset Configuration Block 1Ch to 34h Driver Configuration Block 35h to 7Fh PnP Resource Data Figure 3.1 EEPROM Data Blocks Each type of configuration data is grouped together, organized as 16-bit words, in a separate block of the EEPROM. The arrangement and location of the three blocks of configuration data are shown in Figure 3.1. 3.2 Reset Configuration Block After each reset (except EEPROM reset) the CS8920 checks to see if an EEPROM is connected. If an EEPROM is present, the CS8920 automatically loads first block of data stored in the EEPROM into its internal registers. This block of data is referred to as the Reset Configuration Block. It is used to initialize the CS8920 after each reset. If an EEPROM is not present (or a checksum error indicates the Reset Configuration Block is invalid) the CS8920 executes an EEPROM reset causing all PacketPage registers to be loaded with their default values. Note: The default state of the CS8920 after an EEPROM reset is inactive (i.e., all normal ISA bus IO to or from the CS8920 is disabled). Communication with the CS8920 must then be established using the Crystal auxiliary key written to the CS8920 via the PnP write-data port. Refer to Section 3.5 for more information on using the CS8920 auxiliary key and its use in programming and initializing the EEPROM. 3.2.1 Reset Configuration Block Format The Reset Configuration Block must begin at EEPROM word address 0x00 and can vary in length up to a maximum of 28 words (word address 0x1B). |
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