CX82100 Home Network Processor Data Sheet
Promiscuous Filtering Mode. RMAC supports the reception of all good frames on the
network, regardless of their destination. This mode is typically used for network
monitoring.
Pass All Multicast Filtering Mode. RMAC supports the reception of only multicast
frames.
Pass All Multicast + 16 Perfect Filtering Mode. This mode passes multicast frames and
frames with addresses matching 1 of the 16 addresses in the setup frame.
Pass All Multicast + 1 Perfect Filtering Mode. This mode passes all multicast
addresses and the single unicast address located in bytes <156, 157>, <160, 161>, <164,
165> of the setup frame.
7.8.5
Receive Status Handling
At the head of each frame received to DMAC buffering is a status qword (64 bits). Bits
59-32 of the status qword are the local MIB counters that are maintained by the hardware.
These counters (CRC, ALN, LONG, RUNT, and OFLW) can be read by the software
from the RMAC receive status as listed in Table 7-10. The MIB values are incremented,
as appropriate, for each errored packet received from the network, and inserted as part of
the status qword for each good packet that causes an interrupt when received. Each of the
local MIB counters are reset when an interrupt is generated for a good packet received.
Each of the MIB counters will maintain a value of all one's if they overflow, and a good
packet received interrupt will clear them. The contents of this status qword are shown in
Table 7-8.
101306C
Conexant Proprietary and Confidential Information
7-23