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Tsi301
Notes
Tsi301 HyperTransport to PCI User Manual
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Note:
In rev 1.0 of the Tsi301 HyperTransport to PCI bridge, the HyperTransport Revision ID is
given as 0.17. However, Pass1 is also compliant to LDT I/O Specification Revision 1.0, with the
exceptions that the Tsi301 does not support 2 and 4 bit interfaces or standard frequency control.
In Pass2, the HyperTransport Revision ID is 1.0. 2 and 4 bit interfaces are not supported.
Note:
In Pass1, the Link Frequency CSR did not exist.
4:0
R
Pass1 10001b
Pass2 00000b
Minor - minor revision ID of the HyperTransport specification supported by the
HyperTransport PCI bridge.
Link Frequency
Offset 4Dh
Bits
Type
Reset
Description
7:4
RW
0000b
Link 1 Frequency Control - controls the link transmitter frequency.
• If using sync mode, these bits also control the receiver
frequency.
• If the core133Sel and Lx_clkSel strappings are set to a
value logic can recognize as generating a 200 MHz
clock, the register reads 0000 at cold reset.
• If logic can not recognize the core133Sel and Lx-clkSel
strappings as generating a 200 MHz clock, the register
reads 1111 at cold reset.
• If SIP is used, the register reads 1111 at cold reset.
If the register comes up 0000 at cold reset, software can write it to either 0000
or 0010 and go through warm reset to switch between 200 and 400 MHz opera-
tion. All other encodings are reserved and can lead to undefined behavior.
Each 4-bit field contains one of the following values:
0000 = 200 MHz
0010 = 400 MHz
1111 = Vendor specified
Persistent through warm reset.
3:0
RW
0000b
Link 0 Frequency Control - controls the link transmitter frequency.
• If using sync mode, these bits also control the receiver
frequency.
• If the core133Sel and Lx_clkSel strappings are set to a
value logic can recognize as generating a 200 MHz
clock, the register reads 0000 at cold reset.
• If logic can not recognize the core133Sel and Lx-clkSel
strappings as generating a 200 MHz clock, the register
reads 1111 at cold reset.
• If SIP is used, the register reads 1111 at cold reset.
If the register comes up 0000 at cold reset, software can write it to either 0000
or 0010 and go through warm reset to switch between 200 and 400 MHz opera-
tion. All other encodings are reserved and can lead to undefined behavior.
Each 4-bit field contains one of the following values:
0000 = 200 MHz
0010 = 400 MHz
1111 = Vendor specified
Persistent through warm reset.
HyperTransport Revision ID
Offset 4Ch<Emphasis> (Continued)
Bits
Type
Reset
Description