Moog Components Group
10/100 Ethernet Converter Manual
February 10, 20011
Page 10 of 12
1.4.3 10/100 Ethernet Converter Signals During Operation
Note: In this section, it is assumed that the 10/100 Ethernet Converter is being used to maintain a
100Mbps data link between two devices capable of auto-negotiation. For other modes of operation,
please contact Moog Components Group.
The provided status signals are generated using +3.3V logic. Although they are completely TTL
compatible, it should be noted that the voltage range of the signals is typically 0V to +3.3V referenced
to user supplied Ground. In normal 100Mbps operation the following indicator statuses should be
observed:
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+5V Power LED
– Lit green
+3.3V Power LED
– Lit green
TP_SPEED
– HIGH to indicate connection of a 100Mbps device locally via twisted
pair wire. LOW in all other cases.
FO_SPEED
– HIGH to indicate connection of a 100Mbps device at the opposite end
of the fiber link. LOW in all other cases.
TP_RCV
– Pulled LOW and pulse stretched to 1.3ms per packet when receiving
data packets at the twisted pair interface. HIGH at all other times.
FO_RCV
– Pulled LOW and pulse stretched to 1.3ms per packet when receiving
data packets at the fiber interface. HIGH at all other times.
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+5V Power LED
– Lit green
+3.3V Power LED
– Lit green
TP_SPEED
– (Top lit green) HIGH to indicate connection of a 100Mbps device
locally via twisted pair wire. LOW in all other cases.
FO_SPEED
– (Top lit green) HIGH to indicate connection of a 100Mbps device at
the opposite end of the fiber link. LOW in all other cases.
TP_RCV
– Pulled LOW and pulse stretched to 1.3ms per packet when receiving
data packets at the twisted pair interface. HIGH at all other times.
FO_RCV
– Pulled LOW and pulse stretched to 1.3ms per packet when receiving
data packets at the fiber interface. HIGH at all other times.
Data
- Both flash red with transfer of data.
NOTE: During initial power up and data rate negotiation, the SPEED and RCV indicators will toggle
for a few seconds before settling on a steady state.