
Signal Condition Direction Width Description
xgmii_rx_valid
Use legacy Ethernet
10G MAC XGMII
interface disabled.
Enable 10GBASE-R
register mode
enabled.
In 1 When asserted, indicates that the data
and control buses are valid.
xgmii_rx[] Use legacy Ethernet
10G MAC XGMII
interface enabled.
In 72
8-lane SDR XGMII receive data and
control bus. Each lane contains 8 data
plus 1 control bits. The signal mapping
is compatible with the 64-bit MAC.
• Lane 0 data: xgmii_rx[7:0]
• Lane 0 control: xgmii_rx[8]
• Lane 1 data: xgmii_rx[16:9]
• Lane 1 control: xgmii_rx[17]
• Lane 2 data: xgmii_rx[25:18]
• Lane 2 control: xgmii_rx[26]
• Lane 3 data: xgmii_rx[34:27]
• Lane 3 control: xgmii_rx[35]
• Lane 4 data: xgmii_rx[43:36]
• Lane 4 control: xgmii_rx[44]
• Lane 5 data: xgmii_rx[52:45]
• Lane 5 control: xgmii_rx[53]
• Lane 6 data: xgmii_rx[61:54]
• Lane 6 control: xgmii_rx[62]
• Lane 7 data: xgmii_rx[70:63]
• Lane 7 control: xgmii_rx[71]
link_fault_
status_xgmii_
rx_data[]
— Out 2 The following values indicate the link
fault status:
• 0x0 = No link fault
• 0x1 = Local fault
• 0x2 = Remote fault
GMII TX Signals
Table 5-13: GMII TX Signals
Signal Direction Width Description
gmii_tx_clk In 1 125-MHz TX clock.
gmii_tx_d [] Out 8 TX data.
gmii_tx_en Out 2 When asserted, indicates the TX data is valid.
gmii_tx_err Out 2 When asserted, indicates the TX data contains
error.
5-16
GMII TX Signals
UG-01144
2014.12.15
Altera Corporation
Interface Signals for LL Ethernet 10G MAC
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