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T
ABLE
11: L
OCAL
L
OOP
-
BACK
R
EGISTERS
- A
DDRESS
: 0001, HEX 0
X
01
B
IT
#. N
AME
F
UNCTION
R
EGISTER
T
YPE
0-6 LLB0-LLB6
Local Loop-Back:
Writing a "1" to this bit enables Local Loop-back for the channel(s) selected.
During Local loop-back, transmit input data continues to be sent to the line
unless overridden by TAOS control.
R/W
T
ABLE
12: R
EMOTE
L
OOP
-
BACK
R
EGISTERS
- A
DDRESS
: 0010, HEX 0
X
02
B
IT
#. N
AME
F
UNCTION
R
EGISTER
T
YPE
0-6 RLB0-RLB6
Remote Loop-back:
Wring a "1" to this bit enables Remote Loop-back for the channel(s)
selected. During Remote Loop-back, receive output data is available at
RPOS/RNEG unless overridden by RAOS request
R/W
T
ABLE
13: A
NALOG
L
OOP
-
BACK
R
EGISTERS
- A
DDRESS
: 0011, HEX 0
X
03
B
IT
#. N
AME
F
UNCTION
R
EGISTER
T
YPE
0-6 ALB0-ALB6
Analog Loop-back:
Writing a “1” to this bit enables Analog Local Loop-back for the channel(s)
selected. Analog Loop-back ignores input data on RTIP and RRING and
internally routes data at TTIP and TRING back to the receive input. This
loop-back mode exercises most of the functional blocks of the channel. Ana-
log Loop-back has priority over other Loop-back, TAOS and RAOS requests.
R/W
T
ABLE
14: TAOS R
EGISTERS
- A
DDRESS
: 0100, HEX 0
X
04
B
IT
#. N
AME
F
UNCTION
R
EGISTER
T
YPE
0-6 TAOS0-TAOS6
Transmit All Ones
Writing a "1" to this bit enables an AMI encoded all ones data to be transmit-
ted to the line for the channel(s) selected. Transmit input data is ignored
when TAOS bit is set. Remote Loop-Back has priority over TAOS request.
R/W
T
ABLE
15: RAOS R
EGISTERS
- A
DDRESS
: 0101, HEX 0
X
05
B
IT
N
O
.N
AME
F
UNCTION
R
EGISTER
T
YPE
0-6 RAOS0-
RAOS6
Receive All Ones:
Writing a "1" to this bit enables all ones data to be inserted on the receive side
for the channel(s) selected. In
Single-Rail mode
, all ones data is a continuous
"High" signal at RPOS output and in
Dual-Rail mode
, a "1010" pattern is sent
to RPOS and RNEG while the receive input signal at RRTIP and RRING is
ignored. Local Loop-Back has priority over RAOS and ARAOS request.
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1.3 O
PERATION
OF
THE
C
OMMAND
C
ONTROL
R
EGIS
-
TER
BITS
(A
DDRESS
: 0000, HEX 0
X
00)
TCLKP (BIT 0)
Set to a “1”, all 7 channels will sample TPOS/TNEG
data on the rising edge of TClk. It will default to a “0”,
sampling on the falling edge.
RCLKP (BIT 1)
Set to a “1”, all channels will output RPOS/RNEG re-
ceive data on the rising edge of RClk. The default val-
ue is “0” where it will output on the falling edge.
CODE (BIT 2)
If set and if the SR/DR bit is set, will select HDB3 en-
coding for Transmit and decoding for Receive on all
channels. If CODE or SR/DR bits are “0”, AMI encod-
ing/decoding is specified.
SR/DR (BIT 3)
If set, single rail mode for the DTE side TPOS in and
RPOS out signals. RNEG is used for Line Code Vio-
lation (LCV) status. Default state is “0”, selecting du-
al-rail operation.
MUTE (BIT 4)
If set, will mute the receive outputs of a channel when
the LOS condition is detected and ARAOS is not as-
serted.
EXLOS (BIT 5)
When set, will extend the number of contiguous re-
ceived zeros to 4096 before the LOS condition is de-
clared.
ARAOS (BIT 6)
When set this bit enables insertion of “all ones data”
at RPOS/RNEG when LOS is detected on that chan-
nel.
1.4 C
HANNEL
C
ONTROL
R
EGISTERS
These registers provide a channel by channel control
of the operation and diagnostic mode of the chip. An
individual or combination of the channels can be con-
trolled. Certain combinations of modes can not be set
as pointed out in the descriptions.
LLB[6:0] (ADDRESS 0001)
Setting a bit in this register causes that channel’s
transmit input data to be sent back out of the RPOS/
RNEG receive port. The transmit data will continue to
be sent to the line unless the TAOS control is en-
abled.
RLB[6:0] (ADDRESS 0010)
Setting a bit in this register causes that channel’s re-
ceive data to be sent back out of the TTIP/TRING on
the line to the Remote end. The receive data will con-
tinue to be sent to the DTE unless the RAOS control
is enabled.
ALBX (ADDRESS 0011)
Setting a bit in this register will cause the analog sig-
nal at the output to be sent back through the receive
section to the DTE equipment. This will effectively ex-
ercise most of the internal functions of that channel.
The Analog loopback has priority over the other loop-
back modes.
TAOS[6:0] (ADDRESS 0100)
Setting this bit enables transmitting all ones data. A
Remote loopback (RLB) on the channel has priority
over this function.
RAOS[6:0] (ADDRESS 0101)
Setting this bit inserts all ones into the receive data
stream. Local loopback has priority over RAOS and
the ARAOS signal.
PDT
X[6:0] (ADDRESS 0110)
Setting this bit places the Transmit driver into a high
impedance state. Individual pin control is also avail-
able in both the Host and Hardware modes. Care
should be taken in the usage of this feature. While the
default (reset) state of this register is zero, hence en-
abling the outputs of the channel, the “PDT” pin has
T
ABLE
16: PDT
X
R
EGISTERS
- A
DDRESS
: 0110, HEX 0
X
06
B
IT
N
O
.N
AME
F
UNCTION
R
EGISTER
T
YPE
0-6 PDTx0-
PDTx6
Power-down Transmitter:
Writing a "1" to this bit shut down the transmitter channel selected and places
the TTIP/TRing driver in high impedance mode. Individual pin control is also
available to switch off the transmitter for fast redundancy application both in
Host
and
Hardware
mode.
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priority. This priority allows fast switching of channels
using “external hardware”. However, if software con-
trol is to be used, the PDTx pin must be tied low as
there is an internal pull-up resistor.
2.0 THE TRANSMIT SECTION
The Transmit section of the XRT81L27 consists of the
following blocks:
T
HE
T
RANSMIT
L
OGIC
B
LOCK
The Encoder block
The MUX block
The Timing Control block
The TX Pulse Shaper block
The Line Driver block
2.1 T
HE
T
RANSMIT
L
OGIC
B
LOCK
.
The purpose of the Transmit Logic Block is to accept
either Dual-Rail or Single-Rail TTL/CMOS level data
and timing information from the Terminal Equipment.
Figure 7 illustrates the typical interface for the trans-
mission of data between the Terminal Equipment and
the Transmit Section of the XRT81L27.
2.1.1 Dual-rail input mode
The manner that the LIU handles Dual-Rail data is
described below and illustrated in Figure 8. The
XRT81L27samples the data on the TPOS and TNEG
input pins on the falling edge of TCLK. If the
XRT81L27 samples a “1” on the TPOS input pin, the
Transmit Section of the device ultimately generates a
positive polarity pulse via the TTIP and TRING output
pins. If the XRT81L27 samples a “1” on the TNEG in-
put pin, the Transmit Section of the device generates
a negative polarity pulse via the TTIP and TRING out-
put pins. HDB3 Encoding will already have been done
on this data.
2.1.2 Single-rail input mode
Used if data is to be transmitted from the Terminal
Equipment to the XRT81L27 in Single-Rail format (a
binary data stream) without having to convert it into a
Dual-Rail format. The Transmit Logic Block accepts
Single-Rail data via the TPOS input pin. The TClk sig-
F
IGURE
7. T
HE
I
NTERFACE
FOR
THE
T
RANSMISSION
OF
D
ATA
F
ROM
THE
T
RANSMITTING
T
ERMINAL
E
QUIPMENT
TO
THE
T
RANSMIT
S
ECTION
OF
THE
XRT81L27
Digital
Terminal
Equipment
(DTE)
Digital
Terminal
Equipment
(DTE)
TxPOS
TxNEG
TxClk
Transmit
Logic
Block
Transmit
Logic
Block
F
IGURE
8. D
UAL
R
AIL
D
ATA
FROM
THE
T
ERMINAL
TCLK
TPOS
TNEG
Data 1 1 0 0

XRT81L27IV

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