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SLLS560 – FEBRUARY 2007
IEEE 1394a-2000 CONSUMER ELECTRONICS SOLUTION
FEATURES
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1394 Features
– Integrated 400/200/100 Mbps 2-Port PHY
– Compliant to IEEE 1394-1995 and IEEE
1394a-2000 Standards
– Supports Bus Manager Functions and
Automatic 1394 Self-ID Verification
– Separate Asyncchronous Ack FIFOs
Decrease the Ack-Tracking Burden on
External CPU
DTLA Encryption Support for MPEG2-DVB,
DSS, and Audio Data (TSB43DA42 Only)
– Support for up to Three
Encrypted/Decrypted Streams at One Time
– Full Ake Performed With Hardware Assist
– Secure Method for Loading DTLA
Information Using Ex-CPU Interface
Audio and Video Interfaces
– Three Configurable High-Speed Data Ports
for Video Data
– Two Ports Configurable as Parallel or
Serial
– One Port Serial Only
– Two Interfaces for Audio Data (Only One
Audio Stream Supported at a Time)
– 60958 Port
– I2S-Style DAC Interface for PCM Data
(Two Channel)
– Pass-Through Modes for HSDI0 and HSDI1
– Packet Insertion – Two Insertion Buffers
per HSDI
– PID Filtering (32 PID Filters per HSDI Port)
External CPU Interfaces
– Motorola 68K-Style 16-Bit Asynchronous
Interface (Supports External DMA Only)
– SRAM-Like 16-Bit Asynchronous Interface
(Supports External DMA Only)
– PCI Interface (33 MHz) Compliant to PCI
Specification Version 2.2 (Supports PCI
Slave and Master Function)
Data Buffers
– 3x 4K Byte Isochronous Buffers for Audio
and Video Data
– 2x 2K Byte Asynchronous/Asynchronous
Stream Transmit Buffers
– 2x 2K Byte Asynchronous/Asynchronous
Stream Receive Buffers
– 1x 1K Byte Self-ID Buffer
– Insertion Buffers for MPEG2 Packet
Insertion (DAT, PMT, SIT, and DIT)
– Programmable Data/Space Available
Indicators for Buffer Flow Control
Hardware Packet Formatting for the Following
Standards
– IEC61883-1 (General)
– IEC61883-2 (SD-DVCR)
– IEC61883-4 (MPEG2-TS)
– IEC61883-6 (Audio and Music)
– IEC61883-7 (ITU-R BO.1294 System B) –
DSS
– Asynchronous Packets
– Asynchronous Streams
– PHY Packets (Including Self-IDs)
Additional Features
– JTAG Interface to Support Post-Assembly
Scan of Device I/O – Boundary Scan
– Unique Binding Method for Protecting
Sensitive Off-Chip Data From Ex-CPU
Interface
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