RL56CSMV/3 and RL56CSM/3 AnyPort™ Multi-Service Access Processor The RL56CSMV/3 and RL56CSM/3 are members of the Conexant AnyPort™ family of multi-service access processors, and provide a complete solution to the transport of multiple media types between circuit-switched remote access and a variety of back-end networks (Table 1). AnyPort processors are ideally suited for the network infrastructures resulting from the convergence of voice and data networking, addressing new requirements such as Voice and Fax over packet networks, ISDN and Cellular Data, while maintaining support of traditional PSTN Data/Fax needs. Note: RL56CSMV/3 and CSMV/3 refer to both RL56CSMV/3 and RL56CSM/3 except as noted. Any reference to voice applies only to the RL56CSMV/3. The CSMV/3 transcends existing modem solutions by providing a complete system solution for multi-service remote access. The combined DSP/RISC architecture provides an ideal engine to run Conexant’s extensive suite of field-proven modulations, echo cancellers, voice coders, and communications protocols. In addition, performing functions such as T.38, V.120, async-to-sync HDLC conversion for PPP, V.110, and synchronous HDLC for PPP on ISDN connections, in the access processor allows system designers to reduce system overhead and increase scalability. The CSMV/3 is a low-power system providing three communication channels in a single package. Powerful and downloadable DSP-based data pumps employ on-chip SRAM to allow upgrades to future voice and communication modulation schemes. An advanced RISC microcontroller manages three data pumps simultaneously. An innovative host interface to the Multi-Service Access Processor system uses a shared SDRAM memory to increase data throughput while reducing system cost and space. A programmable time slot selection feature provides direct digital connection to a T1/E1/PRI framing device. A 35mm BGA package houses the CSMV/3 with extra balls available for thermal vias to minimize heat. A built-in phase lock loop (PLL) minimizes board noise while easing design. A quick-wake, sleep mode further reduces the power of this +3.3V access processor system. Features Generic • Three access channels in one package • +3.3V operation with +5V tolerant inputs • Downloadable controller firmware and data pump code • Advanced RISC Machines (ARM) architecture • Low-power sleep mode with quick wake • Glueless interface to Bt8370 T1/E1/PRI framer with time slot selection • Built-in phase lock loop (PLL) Signaling • DTMF detection and generation • Multi-frequency tone support for legacy network equipment (R1 and R2) Data • Data modem modes − PSTN: ITU-T V.90, K56flex, K56Plus, V.34 (33.6 kbps), V.FC, V.32 bis, V.32, V.22 bis, V.22A/B, V.23, and V.21; Bell 212A and 103 − ISDN: 64/56 kbps ISDN Basic Rate Interface B Channel HDLC control, or data passthrough mode for HDLC processing elsewhere in the central site system • Internal error correction and data compression (ECC) − V.42 LAPM and MNP 2-4 error correction − V.42 bis and MNP 5 data compression − MNP 10EC enhanced cellular • Async/sync HDLC conversion • V.120 ISDN data • V.110 cellular data • LAP-B X.75 Voice (RL56CSMV/3 only) • Baseline configuration: − G.723.1 and G.723.1 Annex A − G.711 µ-law and A-law − G.729 Annex A and Annex B − G.168 128 ms Network Echo Canceller • Patented robust jitter buffer • Voice API using Mailbox Messages FAX • Fax modem send and receive rates up to 14.4 kbps • V.17, V.33, V.29, V.27 ter, and V.21 channel 2, Group 3, T.30 protocol and Class 1, 2 supported • T.38 real-time fax protocol Communications software-compatible AT commands Data Sheet Preliminary Doc. No. MD233 Rev. 2, July 9, 1999 RL56CSMV/3 and RL56CSM/3 AnyPort™ Multi-Service Access Processor Table 1. RL56CSMV/3 Family Models and Functions Model/Order/Part Numbers Marketing Model Number Supported Functions Data Fax Voice RL56CSM/3 R7138-94 Part Number (340-Pin BGA) Yes Yes No RL56CSMV/3 R7178-24 Yes Yes Yes RL56CSMV/3 VGG MCU CLOCK MCU_CLKIN DDP CLOCK DP_CLKIN VDD GND +5V +3.3V GND POWER SUPPLY CH A RL56DDP DIGITAL DATA PUMP (DDP) A_SCLK A_FSYNC A_RXDATA A_TXDATA A_TSAEN# CH B CUSTOMER SYSTEM CONTROLLER ADDRESS (5) DATA (16) CONTROL MICRO CONTROLLER UNIT (MCU) RL56DDP DIGITAL DATA PUMP (DDP) B_SCLK SCLK B_FSYNC FSYNC B_RXDATA RXDATA B_TXDATA TXDATA B_TSAEN# T1/E1 TRANSCEIVER/ FRAMER (BROOKTREE Bt8370 OR EQUIVALENT) T1/E1 OR PRIMARY RATE LINE INTERFACE STATUS HOST BUS (HB) CH C RL56DDP DIGITAL DATA PUMP (DDP) C_SCLK C_FSYNC C_RXDATA C_TXDATA C_TSAEN# MEMORY BUS (MB) 1Mbit x 16 SDRAM MD233F1 CSMV/3 IF Figure 1. RL56CSMV/3 Implementation Example Block Diagram Information provided by Conexant Systems, Inc. is believed to be accurate and reliable. However, no responsibility is assumed by Conexant for its use, nor any infringement of patents or other rights of third parties which may result from its use. No license is granted by implication or otherwise under any patent rights of Conexant other than for circuitry embodied in Conexant products. Conexant reserves the right to change circuitry at any time without notice. This document is subject to change without notice. Conexant products are not designed or intended for use in life support appliances, devices, or systems where malfunction of a Conexant product can reasonably be expected to result in personal injury or death. Conexant customers using or selling Conexant products for use in such applications do so at their own risk and agree to fully indemnify Conexant for any damages resulting from such improper use or sale. Product names or services listed in this publication are for identification purposes only, and may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. All other marks mentioned herein are the property of their respective owners. K56flex is a trademark of Conexant Systems, Inc. and Lucent Technologies. Conexant, “What's Next in Communications Technologies”, AnyPort, and MNP10 EC are trademarks of Conexant Systems, Inc. ©1999, Conexant Systems, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 2 Conexant MD233 AnyPort™ Multi-Service Access Processor RL56CSMV/3 and RL56CSM/3 synchronous conversion is supported inside the controller to ease PPP processing in PSTN data mode. Technical Specifications General Description The CSMV/3 provides the processing core for three channels of a central site Remote Access Server supporting high speed T1/E1/PRI digital lines. The OEM adds two oscillators, SDRAM, and discrete components to complete the Multi-Service Access Processor system. The access processor includes a full-featured, selfcontained data/fax/Voice modem solution shown in Figure 1. Data modem handshake, fax modem protocol, voice codecs, and ISDN data connection functions are supported and controlled through the AT command set. Digital Data Pump (DDP) The DDP is a +3.3V Conexant data pump supporting PSTN data/fax modem operation, ISDN B Channel call termination mode, and voice coding/decoding. The DDP executes internal code including downloadable modules from on-chip memory. Digital data transfers serially between the T1/E1 framer device and the DDP at a data rate up to 8.192 Mbps. The T1/E1 framing device provides a strobe signal and the DDP TSA logic detects where the data for the channel starts in the serial TDM data stream using a programmable counter. The DDP performs PCM µ-law or A-law conversion and synchronizes with an external network clock. ARM Microcontroller (MCU) The ARM MCU performs the command processing and interfaces to the central site system controller via a 16-bit parallel host interface. Two 64-word deep FIFOs are used for improved data throughput between the access processor and system controller. This single powerful RISC processor controls three separate channels. A SDRAM loader is available to support download from the central site system controller on startup, if desired. Access Processor Operation In data modem modes, each channel can independently connect to PSTN data modems at rates up to 56 kbps or ISDN terminal adapters at rates up to 64 kbps. A downloadable architecture allows for software download. For PSTN modems, complete handshake and data rate negotiations are performed. By optimizing the modem configuration for line conditions, the DDP can connect at the highest data rate that the channel can support from 56 kbps to 300 bps with automatic fallback. Automode operation in V.34 is provided in accordance with PN3320 and in V.32 bis in accordance with PN2330. All tone and pattern detection functions required by the applicable ITU or Bell standard are supported. Asynchronous to MD233 When the remote end is an ISDN terminal adapter, the CSMV/3 provides HDLC control including HDLC Flag generation/detection, bit stuffing/extraction, and CRC generation/checking. V.120, V.110, and LAP-B X.75 are also supported. V.120 is a standard for encapsulating asynchronous data communications traffic into ISDN data streams. In fax modem mode, the CSMV/3 supports Group 3 facsimile send and receive speeds of 14400, 12000, 9600, 7200, 4800, and 2400 bps Fax modem modes support T.30 and T.38 fax requirements. Fax data transmission and reception performed by the access processor are controlled and monitored through the EIA578 Class 1 and Class 2 command interface. Both transmit and receive fax data are buffered within the access processor. In Voice mode, the CSMV/3 encodes PCM audio data from the line into Real-Time Protocol (RTP) packets for the Host, and decodes RTP packets from the Host, to output PCM audio data to the line. In Voice mode, DTMF digits can be detected and transmitted, and a Voice Activity Detector can be enabled. Access Processor Firmware Access processor firmware performs processing of general modem control, command sets, error correction and data compression, fax class 1 and class 2, voice coding and decoding (optional), and central site system controller interface functions. The firmware is provided in object code form for executing from external SDRAM after download on startup using the ROM-coded Boot Loader. Equipment designers can add their own functions in firmware using commonly available development tools and the C programming language. Hardware Interface Signals The RL56CSMV/3 interface is illustrated in Figure 2. The 340-pin BGA package identifying pin locations for the RL56CSMV/3 is shown in Figure 3. The RL56CSMV/3 pin signals in the 340-pin BGA are listed by location in Table 2 and by interface in Table 3. Additional Information Additional information is described in the RL56CSMV/3 and RL56CSM/3 AnyPort Multi-Service Access Processor Hardware Interface Description (Order No. 1137), the RL56DDP Designer’s Guide (Order No. 1141), the CSM/3 and CSMV/3 AnyPort™ Multi-Service Access Processor Software Interface Description (Order No. 1148), and the Command Reference Manual (Order No. 1195). Conexant 3 RL56CSMV/3 and RL56CSM/3 AnyPort™ Multi-Service Access Processor POWER SUPPLY RL56CSMV/3 VDD +3.3V VGG +5V GND GND MCU_CLKIN MCU CLOCK CH A A_SCLK DP_CLKIN DP CLOCK A_FSYNC A_RXDATA A_TXDATA MCU_RESET# 33 ROME RL56DDP DIGITAL DATA PUMP (DDP) MCU_TEST# DP_TEST# XYCNT A_TSAEN# A_DPRST# 20K A_PLLVDD A_PLLGND HOST BUS (HB) HBA[5:1] SCLK HBD[15:0] FSYNC HBCLK RXDATA HBEN# TXDATA HBCS# HBRD# CUSTOMER SYSTEM CONTROLLER HOST INTERFACE T1/E1 TRANSCEIVER/ FRAMER (BROOKTREE Bt8370 OR EQUIVALENT) T1/E1 OR PRIMARY RATE LINE INTERFACE CH B HBWR# B_SCLK HBACKR# B_FSYNC HBACKW# B_RXDATA HBRQSTR B_TXDATA HBRQSTW HBIRQ# RL56DDP DIGITAL DATA PUMP (DDP) MICRO CONTROLLER UNIT (MCU) 33 B_TSAEN# B_DPRST# 20K B_PLLVDD TCK B_PLLGND TDI TDO TMS TRST# JTAG DPBS_TCLK CH C DPBS_TDI DPBS_TDO C_SCLK DPBS_TMS C_FSYNC C_RXDATA DPBS_TRST# RL56DDP DIGITAL DATA PUMP (DDP) 3K 3K C_TXDATA 33 C_TSAEN# C_DPRST# MEMORY BUS (MB) 20K A_PLLVDD B_PLLVDD 10 C_PLLVDD VDD A_PLLGND A[11:0] D[15:0] CLK WE# SDRAM RAS# CAS# DQML DQMU CS# A[12:1] B_PLLGND D[15:0] C_PLLGND + 0.1 10 TANT MCU_CLKOUT RW# RAS# CAS# BS0 BS1 NC NC NC WR# RD# CS1 1137F3-1 CSM/3 HWIF Figure 2. RL56CSMV/3 Hardware Interface Signals 4 Conexant MD233 RL56CSMV/3 and RL56CSM/3 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 AnyPort™ Multi-Service Access Processor PIN A1 CORNER A B C D E F G H J K L M N P R T U V W Y AA AB AC AD AE AF TOP VIEW BOTTOM VIEW MD194F4 268BGA Figure 3. 340-Pin BGA Package MD233 Conexant 5 RL56CSMV/3 and RL56CSM/3 AnyPort™ Multi-Service Access Processor Table 2. RL56CSMV/3 Pin Signals by Pin Location Table Col. Table Row 1 Loc. 2 Signal I/F Loc. 3 Signal I/F TEST Loc. Signal VDD F05 RESERVED F06 GND I/F Signal I/F K25 A_DPTXCLK TEST K26 A_RXDATA CH A L01 D9 MB A01 C_DPRST# GND thru 20K B25 B_DPRXCLK 2 A02 A_DPRST# GND thru 20K B26 RESERVED 3 A03 B_DPRST# GND thru 20K C01 B_RXDATA 4 A04 VGG 5V C02 RESERVED F07 GND GND L02 D8 MB 5 A05 B_DPCS TEST C03 RESERVED F08 GND GND L03 B_EYEXY CH B TEST 6 A06 A4 MB C04 RESERVED 7 A07 A3 MB C05 VDD 8 A08 A2 MB C06 B_YCLK CH B 9 A09 A1 MB C07 B_XCLK CH B 10 A10 A0 MB C08 B_DSPRST TEST F24 DP_TEST# 11 A11 D7 MB C09 B_PLLGND CH B 12 A12 D6 MB C10 RESERVED 13 A13 D5 MB C11 DPBS_TRST# 14 A14 D0 MB C12 VDD 15 A15 DP_CLKIN SYS C13 B_DPINT 16 A16 RESERVED C14 RESERVED 17 A17 A_DPINT TEST C15 3.3V 3.3V Loc. 1 CH B F03 4 GND F19 GND GND L24 XYCNT F20 GND GND L25 RESERVED F21 GND GND L26 A_TXDATA F22 RESERVED M01 D12 MB TEST M02 D11 MB CH A F25 RESERVED M03 D10 MB F26 A_EYESYNC CH A M24 VDD 3.3V JTAG G01 B_EYESYNC CH B M25 A_DPCS TEST 3.3V G02 RESERVED M26 A_DSPRST TEST TEST G03 B_PLLVDD CH B N01 D15 MB G05 RESERVED N02 D14 MB VDD 3.3V G06 GND GND N03 D13 MB CH A 18 A18 A_DSPINT TEST C16 A_PLLVDD G07 GND GND N24 WR# MB 19 A19 A_EYEXY CH A C17 RESERVED G08 GND GND N25 A_PLLGND CH A 20 A20 A_XCLK CH A C18 RESERVED G19 GND GND N26 DPBS_TCLK JTAG 21 A21 A_YCLK CH A C19 RESERVED G20 GND GND P01 CAS# MB C20 RESERVED G21 GND GND CH A C21 RESERVED G22 RESERVED 22 A22 RESERVED 23 A23 A_TSAEN# P02 RAS# MB P03 MCU_CLKIN SYS 24 A24 RESERVED C22 RESERVED 25 A25 RESERVED C23 A_DPTXD TEST 26 A26 RESERVED C24 VDD 3.3V G26 A_SCLK CH A P26 C_EYEXY CH C 27 B01 B_TXDATA C25 RESERVED H01 B_EYECLK# CH B R01 PA5 NA 28 B02 RESERVED C26 RESERVED H02 RESERVED R02 RESERVED 29 B03 RESERVED D01 RESERVED H03 B_DSPINT 30 B04 RESERVED D02 RESERVED H05 RESERVED 31 B05 RESERVED D03 RESERVED H06 GND 32 B06 RESERVED D24 VDD 3.3V H07 GND 33 B07 C_DPEXRST TEST D25 A21 MB H08 34 B08 A_DPEXRST TEST D26 RESERVED 35 B09 B_DPEXRST TEST E01 B_FSYNC 36 B10 D4 MB E02 RESERVED 37 B11 D3 MB E03 38 B12 D2 MB 39 B13 D1 MB 40 B14 C_DPRXD TEST 41 B15 RESERVED 42 B16 43 CH B G24 RESERVED P24 C_DSPINT TEST G25 RESERVED P25 RD# MB R03 MCU_CLKOUT MB R24 C_DPTXCLK TEST GND R25 C_YCLK CH C GND R26 C_XCLK CH C GND GND T01 PA3 NA H19 GND GND T02 PE4 NA H20 GND GND T03 VDD 3.3V H21 GND GND T24 C_DPINT TEST RESERVED H22 RESERVED T25 VDD 3.3V E05 RESERVED H24 VDD E06 RESERVED H25 RESERVED E07 RESERVED H26 A_FSYNC E08 RESERVED J01 RESERVED RESERVED E19 RESERVED J02 B_TSAEN# B17 RESERVED E20 RESERVED J03 VDD 44 B18 A_DPRXD E21 RESERVED J24 45 B19 RESERVED E22 RESERVED 46 B20 RESERVED E24 RESERVED 47 B21 RESERVED E25 RESERVED 48 B22 B_DPRXD TEST E26 A_EYECLK# CH A 49 B23 B_DPTXD TEST F01 B_SCLK CH B 50 B24 B_DPTXCLK TEST F02 RESERVED K24 TEST CH B TEST 3.3V T26 VDD 3.3V U01 PA7 NA U02 PE0 NA U03 VDD 3.3V CH B U24 VGG 5V 3.3V U25 C_TSAEN# CH C RESERVED U26 RESERVED J25 RESERVED V01 PE6 NA J26 RESERVED V02 PE2 NA K01 BS1 MB V03 RESERVED K02 DPBS_TDO JTAG V24 C_DPRXCLK K03 VDD 3.3V V25 C_DPTXD TEST A_DPRXCLK TEST V26 C_PLLVDD CH C CH A TEST Notes: RESERVED = May have internal circuit connected, no external connection allowed. 6 Conexant MD233 AnyPort™ Multi-Service Access Processor RL56CSMV/3 and RL56CSM/3 Table 2. RL56CSMV/3 Pin Signals by Pin Location (Continued) Table Col. Table Row 5 Loc. Signal 6 I/F Loc. 7 Signal I/F Loc. Signal 8 I/F 1 W01 PA4 NA AB20 RESERVED AE13 HBA1 HB 2 W02 PA6 NA AB21 RESERVED AE14 HBCS# HB 3 W03 VDD 3.3V AB22 RESERVED AE15 HBWR# HB 4 W05 GND GND AB24 RESERVED AE16 HBCLK HB 5 W06 GND GND AB25 C_FSYNC CH C AE17 HBEN# HB 6 W07 GND GND AB26 CS3 MB AE18 A5 MB 7 W08 GND GND AC01 TRST# JTAG AE19 A7 MB 8 W19 GND GND AC02 PF3 NA AE20 A9 MB 9 W20 GND GND AC03 VDD 3.3V AE21 A13 MB 10 W21 GND GND AC24 CS0 MB AE22 VDD 3.3V 11 W22 RESERVED AC25 C_TXDATA CH C AE23 RESERVED 12 W24 MCU_RESET# SYS AC26 C_SCLK CH C AE24 A14 MB 13 W25 ROME SYS AD01 PF7 NA AE25 A22 MB 14 W26 BS0 MB AD02 TMS JTAG AE26 A24 MB 15 Y01 PE1 NA AD03 VDD 3.3V AF01 PF4 NA 16 Y02 PE3 NA AD04 VDD 3.3V AF02 PF6 NA 17 Y03 VDD 3.3V AD05 VDD 3.3V AF03 TDI JTAG 18 Y05 GND GND AD06 VDD 3.3V AF04 HBACKR# HB 19 Y06 GND GND AD07 VDD 3.3V AF05 HBACKW# HB 20 Y07 GND GND AD08 VDD 3.3V AF06 HBD0 HB 21 Y08 GND GND AD09 VDD 3.3V AF07 HBD2 HB 22 Y19 GND GND AD10 VDD 3.3V AF08 HBD3 HB 23 Y20 GND GND AD11 VDD 3.3V AF09 HBD10 HB GND 24 Y21 GND 25 Y22 RESERVED AD12 HBD14 HB AF10 HBD8 HB AD13 HBA2 HB AF11 HBD5 HB 26 Y24 C_EYECLK# 27 Y25 MCU_TEST# CH C AD14 HBA5 HB AF12 HBD13 HB SYS AD15 DPBS_TDI JTAG AF13 HBD11 HB 28 Y26 29 AA01 CS4 MB AD16 C_PLLGND CH C AF14 HBA3 HB PE5 NA AD17 C_DSPRST TEST AF15 HBA4 HB 30 AA02 31 AA03 PE7 NA AD18 A12 MB AF16 HBRD# HB VDD 3.3V AD19 C_DPCS TEST AF17 RESERVED 32 33 AA05 GND GND AD20 A11 MB AF18 HBIRQ# AA06 GND GND AD21 A16 MB AF19 A6 34 AA07 MB GND GND AD22 A15 MB AF20 DPBS_TMS JTAG 35 AA08 GND GND AD23 A20 MB AF21 A8 MB 36 AA19 GND GND AD24 RW# MB AF22 A10 MB 37 AA20 GND GND AD25 C_RXDATA CH C AF23 A17 MB 38 AA21 GND GND AD26 CS1 MB AF24 A19 MB 39 AA22 RESERVED AE01 PF5 NA AF25 A18 MB 40 AA24 VGG 5V AE02 TDO JTAG AF26 A23 MB 41 AA25 C_EYESYNC CH C AE03 TCK JTAG 42 AA26 CS2 MB AE04 HBRQSTR HB 43 AB01 PF0 NA AE05 HBRQSTW HB 44 AB02 PF2 NA AE06 HBD1 HB 45 AB03 PF1 NA AE07 HBD9 HB 46 AB05 GND GND AE08 HBD4 HB 47 AB06 GND GND AE09 HBD6 HB 48 AB07 GND GND AE10 HBD7 HB 49 AB08 GND GND AE11 HBD12 HB 50 AB19 RESERVED AE12 HBD15 HB Loc. Signal I/F HB Notes: RESERVED = May have internal circuit connected, no external connection allowed. MD233 Conexant 7 RL56CSMV/3 and RL56CSM/3 AnyPort™ Multi-Service Access Processor Table 3. RL56CSMV/3 Pin Signals by Interface Table Col. Table Row 1 Loc. Signal 2 I/F Loc. 3 Signal I/F Loc. Signal 4 I/F Loc. Signal I/F 1 AE13 HBA1 HB G01 B_EYESYNC CH B L02 D8 MB K25 A_DPTXCLK TEST 2 AD13 HBA2 HB H01 B_EYECLK# CH B L01 D9 MB C23 A_DPTXD TEST 3 AF14 HBA3 HB J02 B_TSAEN# CH B M03 D10 MB A18 A_DSPINT TEST 4 AF15 HBA4 HB C07 B_XCLK CH B M02 D11 MB M26 A_DSPRST TEST 5 AD14 HBA5 HB C06 B_YCLK CH B M01 D12 MB A05 B_DPCS TEST 6 AF06 HBD0 HB AC26 C_SCLK CH C N03 D13 MB B09 B_DPEXRST TEST 7 AE06 HBD1 HB AB25 C_FSYNC CH C N02 D14 MB C13 B_DPINT TEST 8 AF07 HBD2 HB AD25 C_RXDATA CH C N01 D15 MB B25 B_DPRXCLK TEST 9 AF08 HBD3 HB AC25 C_TXDATA CH C W26 BS0 MB B22 B_DPRXD TEST 10 AE08 HBD4 HB V26 C_PLLVDD CH C K01 BS1 MB B24 B_DPTXCLK TEST 11 AF11 HBD5 HB AD16 C_PLLGND CH C AC24 CS0 MB B23 B_DPTXD TEST 12 AE09 HBD6 HB P26 C_EYEXY CH C AD26 CS1 MB H03 B_DSPINT TEST 13 AE10 HBD7 HB AA25 C_EYESYNC CH C AA26 CS2 MB C08 B_DSPRST TEST 14 AF10 HBD8 HB Y24 C_EYECLK# CH C AB26 CS3 MB F24 DP_TEST# TEST 15 AE07 HBD9 HB U25 C_TSAEN# CH C Y26 CS4 MB L24 XYCNT TEST 16 AF09 HBD10 HB R26 C_XCLK CH C P25 RD# MB A01 C_DPRST# GND thru 20K 17 AF13 HBD11 HB R25 C_YCLK CH C AD24 RW# MB A02 A_DPRST# GND thru 20K 18 AE11 HBD12 HB A10 A0 MB N24 WR# MB A03 B_DPRST# GND thru 20K 19 AF12 HBD13 HB A09 A1 MB P02 RAS# MB T01 PA3 NA 20 AD12 HBD14 HB A08 A2 MB P01 CAS# MB W01 PA4 NA 21 AE12 HBD15 HB A07 A3 MB R03 MCU_CLKOUT MB R01 PA5 NA 22 AE16 HBCLK HB A06 A4 MB P03 MCU_CLKIN SYS W02 PA6 NA 23 AE17 HBEN# HB AE18 A5 MB A15 DP_CLKIN SYS U01 PA7 NA 24 AE14 HBCS# HB AF19 A6 MB W24 MCU_RESET# SYS U02 PE0 NA 25 AF16 HBRD# HB AE19 A7 MB W25 ROME SYS Y01 PE1 NA 26 AE15 HBWR# HB AF21 A8 MB Y25 MCU_TEST# SYS V02 PE2 NA 27 AF04 HBACKR# HB AE20 A9 MB AE03 TCK JTAG Y02 PE3 NA 28 AF05 HBACKW# HB AF22 A10 MB AF03 TDI JTAG T02 PE4 NA 29 AE04 HBRQSTR HB AD20 A11 MB AE02 TDO JTAG AA01 PE5 NA 30 AE05 HBRQSTW HB AD18 A12 MB AD02 TMS JTAG V01 PE6 NA 31 AF18 HBIRQ# HB AE21 A13 MB AC01 TRST# JTAG AA02 PE7 NA 32 G26 A_SCLK CH A AE24 A14 MB N26 DPBS_TCLK JTAG AB01 PF0 NA 33 H26 A_FSYNC CH A AD22 A15 MB AD15 DPBS_TDI JTAG AB03 PF1 NA 34 K26 A_RXDATA CH A AD21 A16 MB K02 DPBS_TDO JTAG AB02 PF2 NA 35 L26 A_TXDATA CH A AF23 A17 MB AF20 DPBS_TMS JTAG AC02 PF3 NA 36 C16 A_PLLVDD CH A AF25 A18 MB C11 DPBS_TRST# JTAG AF01 PF4 NA 37 N25 A_PLLGND CH A AF24 A19 MB AD19 C_DPCS TEST AE01 PF5 NA 38 A19 A_EYEXY CH A AD23 A20 MB B07 C_DPEXRST TEST AF02 PF6 NA 39 F26 A_EYESYNC CH A D25 A21 MB T24 C_DPINT TEST AD01 PF7 NA 40 E26 A_EYECLK# CH A AE25 A22 MB V24 C_DPRXCLK TEST C05 VDD 3.3V 41 A23 A_TSAEN# CH A AF26 A23 MB B14 C_DPRXD TEST C12 VDD 3.3V 42 A20 A_XCLK CH A AE26 A24 MB R24 C_DPTXCLK TEST C15 VDD 3.3V 43 A21 A_YCLK CH A A14 D0 MB V25 C_DPTXD TEST C24 VDD 3.3V 3.3V 44 F01 B_SCLK CH B B13 D1 MB P24 C_DSPINT TEST D24 VDD 45 E01 B_FSYNC CH B B12 D2 MB AD17 C_DSPRST TEST F03 VDD 3.3V 46 C01 B_RXDATA CH B B11 D3 MB M25 A_DPCS TEST H24 VDD 3.3V 47 B01 B_TXDATA CH B B10 D4 MB B08 A_DPEXRST TEST J03 VDD 3.3V 48 G03 B_PLLVDD CH B A13 D5 MB A17 A_DPINT TEST K03 VDD 3.3V 49 C09 B_PLLGND CH B A12 D6 MB K24 A_DPRXCLK TEST M24 VDD 3.3V 50 L03 B_EYEXY CH B A11 D7 MB B18 A_DPRXD TEST T03 VDD 3.3V Notes: RESERVED = May have internal circuit connected, no external connection allowed. 8 Conexant MD233 AnyPort™ Multi-Service Access Processor RL56CSMV/3 and RL56CSM/3 Table 3. RL56CSMV/3 Pin Signals by Interface (Continued) Table Col. Table Row 5 Loc. Signal 6 I/F Loc. 7 Signal I/F Loc. Signal 1 T25 VDD 3.3V Y20 GND GND C26 RESERVED 2 T26 VDD 3.3V Y21 GND GND D01 RESERVED 3 U03 VDD 3.3V AA05 GND GND D02 RESERVED 4 W03 VDD 3.3V AA06 GND GND D03 RESERVED 5 Y03 VDD 3.3V AA07 GND GND D26 RESERVED 6 AA03 VDD 3.3V AA08 GND GND E02 RESERVED 7 AC03 VDD 3.3V AA19 GND GND E03 RESERVED 8 AD03 VDD 3.3V AA20 GND GND E05 RESERVED 9 AD04 VDD 3.3V AA21 GND GND E06 RESERVED 10 AD05 VDD 3.3V AB05 GND GND E07 RESERVED 11 AD06 VDD 3.3V AB06 GND GND E08 RESERVED 12 AD07 VDD 3.3V AB07 GND GND E19 RESERVED 13 AD08 VDD 3.3V AB08 GND GND E20 RESERVED 14 AD09 VDD 3.3V A16 RESERVED E21 RESERVED 15 AD10 VDD 3.3V A22 RESERVED E22 RESERVED 16 AD11 VDD 3.3V A24 RESERVED E24 RESERVED 17 AE22 VDD 3.3V A25 RESERVED E25 RESERVED 18 A04 VGG 5V A26 RESERVED F02 RESERVED 19 U24 VGG 5V AA22 RESERVED F05 RESERVED 20 AA24 VGG 5V AB19 RESERVED F22 RESERVED 21 F06 GND GND AB20 RESERVED F25 RESERVED 22 F07 GND GND AB21 RESERVED G02 RESERVED 23 F08 GND GND AB22 RESERVED G05 RESERVED 24 F19 GND GND AB24 RESERVED G22 RESERVED 25 F20 GND GND AE23 RESERVED G24 RESERVED 26 F21 GND GND AF17 RESERVED G25 RESERVED 27 G06 GND GND B02 RESERVED H02 RESERVED 28 G07 GND GND B03 RESERVED H05 RESERVED 29 G08 GND GND B04 RESERVED H22 RESERVED 30 G19 GND GND B05 RESERVED H25 RESERVED 31 G20 GND GND B06 RESERVED J01 RESERVED 32 G21 GND GND B15 RESERVED J24 RESERVED 33 H06 GND GND B16 RESERVED J25 RESERVED 34 H07 GND GND B17 RESERVED J26 RESERVED 35 H08 GND GND B19 RESERVED L25 RESERVED 36 H19 GND GND B20 RESERVED R02 RESERVED 37 H20 GND GND B21 RESERVED U26 RESERVED 38 H21 GND GND B26 RESERVED V03 RESERVED 39 W05 GND GND C02 RESERVED W22 RESERVED 40 W06 GND GND C03 RESERVED Y22 RESERVED 41 W07 GND GND C04 RESERVED 42 W08 GND GND C10 RESERVED 43 W19 GND GND C14 RESERVED 44 W20 GND GND C17 RESERVED 45 W21 GND GND C18 RESERVED 46 Y05 GND GND C19 RESERVED 47 Y06 GND GND C20 RESERVED 48 Y07 GND GND C21 RESERVED 49 Y08 GND GND C22 RESERVED 50 Y19 GND GND C25 RESERVED 8 I/F Loc. Signal I/F Notes: RESERVED = May have internal circuit connected, no external connection allowed. MD233 Conexant 9 RL56CSMV/3 and RL56CSM/3 AnyPort™ Multi-Service Access Processor ELECTRICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONS Operating Conditions and Absolute Maximum Ratings Operating conditions are stated in Table 4. The absolute maximum ratings are listed in Table 5. Table 4. Operating Conditions Parameter Min. Max. Units VDD +3.0 +3.6 VDC VGG +4.75 +5.25 VDC 0 70 0°C Ambient Temperature (TA) Table 5. Absolute Maximum Ratings Symbol Limits Units Supply Voltage Parameter VDD -0.5 to +4.0 V Input Voltage V IN -0.5 to (VGG +0.5) V Operating Temperature Range T A -0 to +70 °C T STG -55 to +125 °C V HZ -0.5 to (VGG + 0.5) V DC Input Clamp Current I IK ±20 mA DC Output Clamp Current I OK ±20 mA Static Discharge Voltage (25°C) V ESD ±2500 V Latch-up Current (25°C) I TRIG ±300 mA Latch-up Current (125°C) I TRIG ±150 mA Latch-up Current (25°C) I TRIG ±400 mA T J 125 °C Storage Temperature Range Voltage Applied to Outputs in High Impedance (Off) State Maximum Junction Temperature 10 Conexant MD233 AnyPort™ Multi-Service Access Processor RL56CSMV/3 and RL56CSM/3 Current and Power Requirements The current and power requirements are listed in Table 6. Table 6. Current and Power Requirements DDP Clock at 28.224 MHz Typ. Current (mA) Max. Current (mA) Normal mode 300 305 Sleep mode 163 Mode Typ. Power (mW) DDP Clock at 45 MHz Max. Power (mW) Typ. Current (mA) Max. Current (mA) Typ. Power (mW) Max. Power (mW) NA NA NA NA 330 333 1090 1200 RL56CSM/3 (R7138) 990 1100 540 RL56CSMV/3 (R7178) Normal mode 275 Sleep mode 152 280 910 1010 500 152 500 Notes: 1. Current and power figures represent entire device (3 channels). 2. Test Conditions: VDD = 3.3 VDC for typical values; VDD = 3.6 VDC for maximum values. TA = 0°C to 70°C 3. f = internal operating frequency: MCU = 40 MHz; DDP = 28.224 MHz (during non-G.728 modes) or 45 MHz (during G.728 mode). BGA Thermal Characteristics The BGA thermal characteristics are listed in Table 7. Table 7. Thermal Characteristics Natural Convection Cooling Die Name Die Number Tdiff (°°C) Trise (°°C) Tmax (°°C) Tcase (°°C) Forced Convection Cooling at 1 m/s Trise (°°C) Tmax (°°C) Tcase (°°C) MCU 1 2.0 °C 27 97 95 23 93 91 DDP 2, 3, and 4 2.0 °C 22 92 90 17.5 87.5 85.5 Notes: 1. The thermal performance of multi die BGA packages is shown by temperature rise over the ambient temperature [°C] for different devices inside the package. The maximum operating junction temperature and case temperature can be estimated as follows: Where: Tambient = Ambient temperature (specified at 70 °C) measured 2 inches above the center of the package. Tdiff = Temperature difference between junction and case (specified for a given die). Trise = Temperature rise (specified for a given die for Natural Convection and Forced Convection at 1 m/s conditions). Tmax = Maximum operating junction temperature = Tambient + Trise [°C]. Tcase = Case temperature = Tmax - Tdiff.[°C]. Example: Hottest Die; natural convection case with maximum Tambient = 70 °C: Tdiff = 2.0 °C (the case temperature for the hottest die is ~2.0 °C lower than the maximum junction temperature). Tmax = Tambient + Trise [°C] = 70 +27 = 97 °C. Tcase = Tmax – Tdiff [°C] = 97 - 2.0 = 95 °C. 2. Maximum allowable junction temperature = 125 °C. MD233 Conexant 11 RL56CSMV/3 and RL56CSM/3 AnyPort™ Multi-Service Access Processor Package Dimensions - 340-Pin BGA 12 Conexant MD233 AnyPort™ Multi-Service Access Processor RL56CSMV/3 and RL56CSM/3 REFERENCE Table 8 identifies referenced specifications and recommendations. Table 8. Referenced Specifications/Recommendations Reference Number Description International Telecommunication Union (ITU) Recommendations G.168 Digital network echo cancellers G.711 Pulse code modulation (PCM) of voice frequencies G.723.1 Dual rate speech coder for multimedia communications transmitting at 5.3 and 6.3 kbit/s G.723.1 Annex A Silence compression scheme G.723.1 Annex B Alternative specification based on floating point arithmetic G.726 40, 32, 24, 16 kbit/s adaptive differential pulse code modulation (ADPCM) G.727 5-, 4-, 3- and 2-bits/sample embedded adaptive differential pulse code modulation (ADPCM) G.728 Coding of speech at 16 kbit/s using low-delay code excited linear prediction G.729 Coding of speech at 8 kbit/s using conjugate structure algebraic-code-excited linear-prediction (CS-ACELP) G.729 Annex A Reduced complexity 8 kbit/s CS-ACELP speech codec G.729 Annex B A silence compression scheme for G.729 optimized for terminals conforming to Recommendation V.70 Q.24 DTMF Detection V.110 Support of data terminal equipments with V-series type interfaces by an integrated services digital network V.120 Support by an ISDN of data terminal equipment with V-series type interfaces with provision for statistical multiplexing V.17 A 2-wire modem for facsimile applications with rates up to 14 400 bit/s V.21 300 bits per second duplex modem standardized for use in the general switched telephone network V.22 1200 bits per second duplex modem standardized for use in the general switched telephone network and on point-to-point 2-wire leased telephone-type circuits V.22 bis 2400 bits per second duplex modem using the frequency division technique standardized for use on the general switched telephone network and on point-to-point 2-wire leased telephone-type circuits V.23 600/1200-baud modem standardized for use in the general switched telephone network V.27 ter 4800/2400 bits per second modem standardized for use in the general switched telephone network V.29 9600 bits per second modem standardized for use on point-to-point 4-wire leased telephone-type circuits V.32 A family of 2-wire, duplex modems operating at data signalling rates of up to 9600 bit/s for use on the general switched telephone network and on leased telephone-type circuits V.32 bis A duplex modem operating at data signalling rates of up to 14 400 bit/s for use on the general switched telephone network and on leased point-to-point 2-wire telephone-type circuits V.33 14 400 bits per second modem standardized for use on point-to-point 4-wire leased telephone-type circuits V.34 A modem operating at data signalling rates of up to 33 600 bit/s for use on the general switched telephone network and on leased point-to-point 2-wire telephone-type circuits V.90 A digital modem and analogue modem pair for use on the public switched telephone network (PSTN) at data signalling rates of up to 56000 bits/sec downstream and up to 33600 bits/s upstream ETSI SMG GSM 06.10 Full Rate voice codec. ietf-avt-rtp-new-00.txt IETF, December 5, 1997 RTP: A Transport Protocol for Real-Time Applications European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) MD233 Conexant 13 Further Information [email protected] 1-800-854-8099 (North America) 33-14-906-3980 (International) Web Site www.conexant.com World Headquarters Conexant Systems, Inc. 4311 Jamboree Road P. 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