Changes between Version 4 and Version 5 of 802.11/Usage


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Jul 28, 2013, 9:47:48 PM (11 years ago)
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murphpo
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    v4 v5  
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    4747Each MicroBlaze processor has an xps_uartlite peripheral mapped to stdin/stdout. The WARP v3 hardware has only USB-UART transceiver. The Reference Design includes a uart_mux core which allows either xps_uartlite to connect to the USB-UART transceiver. By default the mux is controlled by the LSB of the user DIP switch on the WARP v3 board. A 0 (switch down) selects the UART for CPU Low.
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     50== Debug Signals ==
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     52||=  Pin  =||=  Signal  =||
     53||  0  || Rx PHY running: asserts when the first FFT is started and de-asserts when the Rx PHY completes processing ||
     54||  1  || Rx Packet Detect: asserts when the Rx PHY attempts a reception. A packet detection event does not always result in an Rx PHY started event ||
     55||  2  || LTS Timeout: asserts briefly when the Rx PHY fails to correlate the preamble LTS following a packet detection event ||
     56||  3  || Tx Pending: asserted by the MAC hardware when a new Tx MPDU is provided by the MAC but has not yet been submitted to the Tx PHY ||
     57||  4  || RSSI Det: asserts when the instantaneous RSSI exceeds a programmed threshold (debug only - does not indicate actual PHY state) ||
     58||  5  || FCS Good: asserts briefly after the PHY writes the last byte of a received frame to the packet buffer and the checksum calculation indicates no errors ||
     59||  6  || Tx PHY Running: asserts when the Tx PHY begins transmitting a frame and de-asserts after the last sample is transmitted ||
     60||  7  || DSSS Rs Running: asserts when the DSSS receiver is processing a frame ||
     61||  8  || NAV Active: asserted whenever the MAC is enforcing backoff due to virtual carrier sense after reception of a frame with a valid duration field ||
     62||  9  || Idle for DIFS: asserted whenever the MAC observes the medium has been idle longer than  DIFS interval ||
     63||  10  || EIFS Sel: asserted when the MAC is enforcing an EIFS interval of idle time ||
     64||  11  || Backoff Active: asserted whenever the MAC is deferring to a busy medium; the MAC will not transmit when backing off ||
     65||  12:15  || General debug outputs controlled by software via a register in the Rx PHY; useful for unobtrusively measuring software execution times ||