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High-Performance

Internet Connectivity Solution

W5300

Version 1.2.5

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Document History Information

Version Date Descriptions

Ver. 1.0.0 Mar. 11, 2008 Release with W5300 launching

Ver. 1.1.0 May. 15, 2008

 Correct a number of typing errors

 4.4 SOCKET Register >> Sn_DPORTR

R/W

Æ

WO, Modify the description, Refer to P.77

 4.4 SOCKET Register >> Sn_MSSR

In the MSS Table, Modified the PPPoE MSS value of

MACRAW(1502

Æ

1514), Refer to P.79

 5.2.1.1 TCP SERVER >>  ESTABLISHED : Receiving

process

At the <Notice> phase, Modified the example code

Replace ‘SEND’ with ‘SEND_KEEP’. Refer to P.93~94

 5.2.4 MACRAW >>  Receiving process

At the <NOTICE> phase, Modified the free size and CRC

Free size 1526

Æ

1528, CRC(2)

Æ

CRC(4), Refer to P.111

Ver. 1.1.1 July 4, 2008

 Correct a number of typing errors

 Add PIN “BRDYn” description to “1.3 Host Interface

signal”

 5.2.1.1 TCP SERVER >>  ESTABLISHED : Receiving

process

At the <Notice> phase, Modified the example code

Replace ‘SEND_KEEP’ with ‘SEND’. Refer to P.93~94

Ver 1.2 Dec. 30, 2008

 1. PIN Description

Add to ‘8’ Symbol

 1.2 Configuration Signals

Modify ADDR type (ID

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I), No Internal Pulled-down

Modify DATA[15:0] type (IO

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IO8)

 6.2. Indirect Address Mode

ADDR[9:0] has no internal pulled-down resister. So,

ADDR[9:3] should be connected to ground for using indirect

address mode.

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Modify the description & figures.

Ver 1.2.1 Jan. 22, 2009

 Modify the Figure 2.

Ferrite Bead 0.1uF

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1uH

Ver 1.2.2 Feb. 16, 2009

 1.7 Clock Signals.

Delete XTLP/XTLN Pin Type

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7. Electrical Specifications

- DC Characteristics

: Modify the Test Condition of VOH, VOL

: VOH - Min (2.0(2.4), Delete Typical and Max value

: VOL – Delete Min and Typical value

V1.2.3 Feb.11, 2010  Change Figure 2

- Change W5300 Power Supply Signal schemati

V1.2.4 Aug. 19, 2010 - Change Temperature condition (p.119)

V1.2.5 Sep. 29, 2010 - Modify Table 1.8 Power Supply Signal (p.19)

--1V8O: 1.8V regulator output voltage

Capacitor value: 0.1uF -> 10Uf

- Modified Fig.2 Power Design (p.21)

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W5300

W5300 is a 0.18 µm CMOS technology single chip into which 10/100 Ethernet controller, MAC,

and TCP/IP are integrated. W5300 is designed for Internet embedded applications where easy

implementation, stability, high performance, and effective cost are required.

W5300's target application is the embedded internet solution requiring high performance such

as multi-media streaming service. Comparing to existing WIZnet chip solution, W5300 has been

improved in memory and data process. W5300 is the most appropriate to the products of IPTV,

IP-STB and DTV transferring multi-media data with high-capacity.

The Internet connectivity can be implemented easily and quickly only with single chip having

TCP/IP protocol and 10/100 Ethernet MAC & PHY.

High-Performance Hardware TCP/IP single chip solutions

WIZnet retains the technology of full hardware logic of communication protocols such as TCP,

UDP, IPv4, ICMP, IGMP, ARP and PPPoE. In order to provide high-performing data

communication, the data communication memory is extended to 128Kbyte and 16bit bus

interface is supported in W5300. Users can utilize independent 8 hardware SOCKETs for high-

speed data communication.

More flexible memory allocation for various applications

The memory for data communication can be allocated to each SOCKET in the range of

0~64Kbytes. It is more flexible for users to utilize the memory according to their application.

Users can develop more efficient system by concentrating on the application of high

performance.

Easy to implements for beginners

W5300 supports BUS interface as the host interface. By using direct and indirect access

methods, W5300 can easily interfaced to the host as like SRAM memory. The data

communication memory of W5300 can be accessed through TX/RX FIFO registers that exist in

each SOCKET. With these features, even beginners can implement Internet connectivity by

using W5300.

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Target Applications

The W5300 is well-suited for many embedded applications, including:

- Home Network Devices: Set-Top Boxes, PVRs, Digital Media Adapters

- Serial-to-Ethernet: Access Controls, LED displays, etc.

- Parallel-to-Ethernet: POS / Mini Printers, Copiers

- USB-to-Ethernet: Storage Devices, Network Printers

- GPIO-to-Ethernet: Home Network Sensors

- Security Systems: DVRs, Network Cameras, Kiosks

- Factory and Building Automation

- Medical Monitoring Equipment

- Embedded Servers

Features

- Supports hardwired TCP/IP protocols : TCP,UDP,ICMP,IPv4,ARP,IGMPv2,PPPoE,Ethernet

- Supports 8 independent SOCKETs simultaneously

- High network performance : Up to 50Mbps

- Supports hybrid TCP/IP stack(software and hardware TCP/IP stack)

- Supports PPPoE connection (with PAP/CHAP Authentication mode)

- IP Fragmentation is not supported

- Internal 128Kbytes memory for data communication(Internal TX/RX memory)

- More flexible allocation internal TX/RX memory according to application throughput

- Supports memory-to-memory DMA (only 16bit Data bus width & slave mode)

- Embedded 10BaseT/100BaseTX Ethernet PHY

- Supports auto negotiation (Full-duplex and half duplex)

- Supports auto MDI/MDIX(Crossover)

- Supports network Indicator LEDs (TX, RX, Full/Half duplex, Collision, Link, Speed)

- Supports a external PHY instead of the internal PHY

- Supports 16/8 bit data bus width

- Supports 2 host interface mode(Direct address mode & Indirect address mode)

- External 25MHz operation frequency (For internal PLL logic, period=40ns)

- Internal 150MHz core operation frequency (PLL_CLK, period=about 6.67ns)

- Network operation frequency (NIC_CLK : 25MHz(100BaseTX) or 2.5MHz(10BaseT))

- 3.3V operation with 5V I/O signal tolerance

- Embedded power regulator for 1.8V core operation

- 0.18 µm CMOS technology

- 100LQFP 14X14 Lead-Free Package

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Block Diagram

Host

+

-

Power

Regulator

Host Interface Manager

Memory Manager

128KB TX/RX DPRAM

Ethernet PHY

MII Manager

(CSMA/CD)

802.3 Ethernet MAC

PPPoE

TCP

ICMP

ARP IP

IGMP

V1/V2

UDP

TCP/IP Core

Register Manager

PLL

3.3V

1.8V

25MHz

External MII

Transformer

3rd Party

Ethernet PHY

Host Bus Interface

Media Interface

RJ45

150MHz

Host

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PLL(Phase-Locked Loop)

It creates a 150MHz clock signal by multiplying 25MHz clock source by six. The 150MHz clock

is used for operating internal blocks such as TCP/IP core block, ‘Host Interface Manager’ and

‘Register Manager’. PLL is locked-in after reset and it supplies a stable clock.

Power Regulator

With 3.3V power input, the power regulator creates 1.8V/150mA power. This power regulator

supplies the power for core operation of W5300. It is not required to add other power regulators,

but recommended to add a capacitor for more stable 1.8V power supplying.

Host Interface Manager

It detects host bus signal, and manages read/write operations of the host according to data bus

width or host interface mode.

Register Manager

It manages Mode register, COMMON Register, and SOCKET Register.

Memory Manager

It manages internal data memory of 128KBytes – TX/RX memory allocated in each SOCKET by

the host. The host can access the memory only through TX/RX FIFO Register of each SOCKET.

128KB TX/RX DPRAM

It is the 128KByte memory for data communication and composed of 16 DPRAM(Dual-Port

RAM) of 8KBytes. It is allocated flexibly to each SOCKET by the host.

MII(Media Independent Interface) Manager

It manages MII interface. MII interface can be switched to internal PHY or external PHY(3rd party

PHY) according to the configuration of TEST_MODE[3:0].

Internal Ethernet PHY

W5300 includes 10BaseT/100BaseTX Ethernet PHY. Internal PHY supports half-duplex/full

duplex, auto-negotiation and auto MDI/MDIX. It also supports 6 network indicator LED output

such as Link status, speed and duplex.

TCP/IP Core

TCP/IP Core is the fully hardwired logic based on network protocol processing technology of

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- 802.3 Ethernet MAC(Media Access Control)

It controls Ethernet access of CSMA/CD(Carrier Sense Multiple Access with Collision

Detect). It is the protocol technology based on a 48-bit source/destination MAC address. It

also allows the host to control MAC layer through its 0th SOCKET. So, it is possible to

implement software TCP/IP stack together with hardware TCP/IP stack.

- PPPoE(Point-To-Point Protocol over Ethernet)

It is the protocol technology to use PPP service at the Ethernet. It encapsulates the

payload(data) part of Ethernet frame as the PPP frame and transmits it. When receiving, it

de-capsulates the PPP frame. PPPoE supports PPP communication with PPPoE server

and PAP/CHAP authentication methods.

- ARP(Address Resolution Protocol)

ARP is the MAC address resolution protocol by using IP address. It transmits the ARP-

reply to the ARP-request from the peer. It also sends ARP-request to find the MAC

address of the peer and processes the ARP-reply to the request.

- IP(Internet Protocol)

IP is the protocol technology to support data communication at the IP layer. IP

fragmentation is not supported. It is not possible to receive the fragmented packets.

Except for TCP or UDP, all protocol number is supported. In case of TCP or UDP, use the

hardwired stack.

- ICMP(Internet Control Message Protocol)

It receives the ICMP packets such as the fragment MTU, unreachable destination, and

notifies the host. After receiving Ping-request ICMP packet, it transmits Ping-reply ICMP

packet. It supports maximum 119 Byte as Ping-request size. If the size is over 119Bytes, it

is not supported.

- IGMPv1/v2(Internet Group Management Protocol version 1/2)

It processes IGMP such as IGMP Join/Leave, Report at the UDP multicasting mode. Only

version 1 and 2 of IGMP logic is supported. When using upper version of IGMP, it should

be manually implemented by using IP layer.

- UDP(User Datagram Protocol)

It is the protocol technology to support data communication at the UDP layer. It supports

user datagram such as unicast, multicast, and broadcast.

- TCP(Transmission Control Protocol)

It is the protocol technology to support data communication at the TCP layer. It supports

“TCP SERVER” and “TCP CLIENT” communication.

W5300 internally processes all protocol communication without intervention of the host. W5300

is based on TOE(TCP/IP Offload Engine) that can maximize the host performance by reducing

the host overhead in processing TCP/IP stack.

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Table of Contents

1. PIN Description ....................................................................................................................... 12

1.1 PIN Layout ..................................................................................................................... 12

1.2 Configuration Signals ..................................................................................................... 13

1.3 Host Interface Signals .................................................................................................... 14

1.4 Media Interface Signals .................................................................................................. 16

1.5 MII interface signal for external PHY ............................................................................. 17

1.6 Network Indicator LED Signals ...................................................................................... 19

1.7 Clock Signals ................................................................................................................. 19

1.8 Power Supply Signals .................................................................................................... 20

2. System Memory Map .............................................................................................................. 22

3. W5300 Registers ..................................................................................................................... 24

3.1 Mode Register ................................................................................................................ 25

3.2 Indirect Mode Registers ................................................................................................. 25

3.3 COMMON registers ........................................................................................................ 25

3.4 SOCKET registers .......................................................................................................... 29

4. Register Description ................................................................................................................ 45

4.1 Mode Register ................................................................................................................ 46

4.2 Indirect Mode Registers ................................................................................................. 49

4.3 COMMON Registers ...................................................................................................... 50

4.4 SOCKET Registers ........................................................................................................ 66

5. Functional Description ............................................................................................................. 88

5.1 Initialization .................................................................................................................... 88

5.2 Data Communication ...................................................................................................... 90

5.2.1 TCP ...................................................................................................................... 90

5.2.2 UDP ................................................................................................................... 100

5.2.3 IPRAW ............................................................................................................... 107

5.2.4 MACRAW ........................................................................................................... 109

6. External Interface .................................................................................................................. 115

6.1 Direct Address Mode .................................................................................................... 115

6.1.1 16 Bit Data Bus Width ........................................................................................ 115

6.1.2 8 Bit Data Bus Width .......................................................................................... 115

6.2 Indirect Address Mode ................................................................................................. 116

6.2.1 16 Bit Data Bus Width ........................................................................................ 116

6.2.2 8 Bit Data Bus Width .......................................................................................... 116

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6.3 Internal PHY Mode ....................................................................................................... 117

6.4 External PHY Mode ...................................................................................................... 118

7. Electrical Specifications ......................................................................................................... 119

8. IR Reflow Temperature Profile (Lead-Free) .......................................................................... 124

9. Package Descriptions ............................................................................................................ 125

List of Figures

Fig 1. PIN Layout ......................................................................................................................... 12

Fig 2. Power Design .................................................................................................................... 21

Fig 3. Memory Map ..................................................................................................................... 23

Fig 4. ‘BRDYn’ Timing ................................................................................................................. 65

Fig 5. SOCKETn Status Transition .............................................................................................. 77

Fig 6. Access to Internal TX Memory .......................................................................................... 86

Fig 7. Access to Internal RX Memory .......................................................................................... 87

Fig 8. Allocation Internal TX/RX memory of SOCKETn .............................................................. 89

Fig 9. "TCP SERVER" & "TCP CLIENT" ..................................................................................... 90

Fig 10. "TCP SERVER" Operation Flow ..................................................................................... 91

Fig 11. The received TCP data format ......................................................................................... 93

Fig 12. "TCP CLIENT" Operation Flow ....................................................................................... 99

Fig 13. UDP Operation Flow ..................................................................................................... 100

Fig 14. The received UDP data format ...................................................................................... 101

Fig 15. IPRAW Operation Flow ................................................................................................. 107

Fig 16. The received IPRAW data format .................................................................................. 108

Fig 17. MACRAW Operation Flow ............................................................................................. 109

Fig 18. The received MACRAW data format ............................................................................. 110

Fig 19. Internal PHY & LED Signals .......................................................................................... 117

Fig 20. External PHY Interface with MII .................................................................................... 118

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1. PIN Description

Typ

e Description Type Description

I Input D Internal pulled-down with 75K resistor

O Output with driving current 2mA M Multi-function

IO Input/Output (Bidirectional) H Active high

U Internal pulled-up with 75K resistor L Active low

O8 Output with driving current 8mA

<Notation> IUL : Input PIN with 75K pull-up resistor. Active low

OM : Multi-functional Output PIN

1.1 PIN Layout

Fig 1. PIN Layout

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1.2 Configuration Signals

Symbol Type Description

TEST_MODE[3:0] ID W5300 mode select

It configures PHY mode and factory test mode of W5300.

TEST_MODE

Description

3 210

0 0 0 0 Internal PHY Mode (Normal Operation)

0 0 0 1 External PHY Mode with Crystal clock

0 0 1 0 External PHY Mode with Oscillator clock

Others Reserved (Factory Test Mode)

At the external PHY mode, Clock input pin is changed by clock

source. Refer to “1.7 Clock Signals”.

OP_MODE[2:0] ID

Internal PHY operation control mode

It configures the operation mode of internal PHY.

OP_MODE

Description

2 1 0

0 0 0

Normal Operation Mode, Recommended

Auto-negotiation enable with all capabilities

0 0 1 Auto-negotiation with 100 BASE-TX FDX/HDX ability

0 1 0 Auto-negotiation with 10 BASE-T FDX/HDX ability

0 1 1 Reserved

1 0 0 Manual selection of 100 BASE-TX FDX

1 0 1 Manual selection of 100 BASE-TX HDX

1 1 0 Manual selection of 10 BASE-T FDX

1 1 1 Manual selection of 10 BASE-T HDX

cf> FDX : Full-duplex, HDX : Half-duplex

The setting value is latched after hardware reset.

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1.3 Host Interface Signals

Symbol Type Description

/RESET IL

RESET

Hardware Reset Signal.

It initializes W5300. RESET should be held at least 2us after low assert,

and wait for at least 10ms after high de-assert in order for PLL logic to

be stable.

Refer to RESET timing of “7 Electrical Specification”

W5300 does not support Power-On-Reset. Therefore, it should be

manually designed in the target system.

BIT16EN IU

16/8 BIT DATA BUS SELECT

High : 16 bit data bus

Low : 8 bit data bus

It determinates data bus width of W5300.

At reset time, it is latched in 15th Bit(‘BW’)of Mode register(MR).

After reset, its change is ignored. It means data bus width can’t be

changed after reset. When using 8 bit data bus, it should be connected

to ground.

ADDR9-0 I

ADDRESS

System address bus.

These are selected by host interface mode and data bus width of

W5300. When using 16 bit data bus, ADDR0 is internally ignored.

Refer to “6.External Interface”.

DATA[15:8] IO DATA

System high data bus.

These are used for read/write operation of W5300 register.

In case of using 8 bit data bus, These are driven as High-Z.

DATA[7:0] IO8

DATA

System low data bus.

These are used for read/write operation of W5300 register.

/CS IL

CHIP SELECT

Chip select signal.

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Host selects W5300 at the W5300 read/write operation.

When /CS is de-asserted high, DATA[15:0] are driven as High-Z.

/WR IL

WRITE ENABLE

Write enable signal.

Host writes W5300 register addressed by ADDR[9:0] to DATA[15:0].

DATA[15:0] are latched in the W5300 register according to the

configuration of the Write-data-fetch-timing.

Refer to 13-11th bit(WDF[2:0] of MR).

/RD IL

READ ENABLE

Read enable signal.

Host reads W5300 register addressed by ADDR[9:0] through

DATA[15:0].

/INT OL

INTERRUPT

Interrupt Request Signal.

It is asserted low when interrupt(connected, disconnected, data

received, data sent or timeout) occurs on operating.

When interrupt service is completed by host and Interrupt register(IR) is

cleared by host, it is de-asserted high.

Refer to IR, Interrupt Mask Register(IMR), SOCKETn Interrupt

Register(Sn_IR), SOCKETn Interrupt Mask Register(Sn_IMR).

BRDY[3:0] O

Buffer Ready Indicator

These PIN are configured with SOCKET number, memory Type, and

buffer depth by user. When TX free or RX received size of the specified

SOCKET is same or greater than the configured buffer depth, these PIN

signals asserts high or low.

Refer to Pn_BRDYR & Pn_DPTHR in “4.3 COMMON Registers”.

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1.4 Media Interface Signals

Media(10Mbps/100Mbps) interface signals are used in internal PHY mode (TEST_Mode[3:0] =

“0000”). Refer to “1.2 Configuration Signals”.

Symbol Type Description

RXIP I

RXIP/RXIN Signal Pair

Differential receive Input signal pair.

Receive data from the media. This signal pair needs 2 termination

resistors 50(±1%) and 1 capacitor 0.1uF for better impedance

matching, and this resistor/capacitor pair is located near

magnetic(transformer). If not used, connect to ground.

RXIN I

TXOP O

TXOP/TXON Signal Pair

Differential transmit output signal pair.

Transmits data to the media. This signal pair needs 2 termination

resistors 50(±1%) and 1 capacitor 0.1uF for better impedance

matching, and this resistor/capacitor pair should be located near

W5300. If not used, just let them float.

TXON O

RSET_BG O

Off-chip Resistor

This pin should be pulled-down with 12.3 ㏀±1% resistor.

For the better performance,

1. Make the length of RXIP/RXIN signal pair (RX) same if possible.

2. Make the length of TXOP/TXON signal pail (TX) same if possible.

3. Locate the RXIP and RXIN signal as near as possible.

4. Locate the TXOP and TXON signal as near as possible.

5. Locate the RX and TX signal pairs far from noisy signals such as bias resistor or crystal.

For the detailed information refer to “W5100 Layout Guide.pdf”

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1.5 MII interface signal for external PHY

MII interface signals are for interfacing to external PHY instead of the internal PHY of W5300.

These signals can be used at the external PHY mode (TEST_Mode[3:0] = “0001” or “0010”).

Refer to “1.2 Configuration Signals”.

At the internal PHY mode, just let them float because the pins except for multi-function pins are

internal pulled-down.

Symbol Type Description

/TXLED(MII_TXEN)OMH Transmit Act LED / Transmit Enable

This signal indicates the presence of transmit packet on the

MII_TXD[3:0]. It is asserted high when the first nibble data of

transmit packet is valid on MII_TXD[3:0] and is de-asserted low

after the last nibble data of transmit packet is clocked out on

MII_TXD[3:0].

/RXLED(MII_TXD3)OM

/RXLED,/COLLED,/LEDFDX,/SPDLED / Transmit data output

The transmit packet is synchronized with MII_TXC clock and

output to external PHY in nibble unit.

MII_TXD3 is the Most Significant Bit (MSB).

/COLLED(MII_TXD2)

/FDXLED(MII_TXD1)

/SPDLED(MII_TXD0)

MII_TXC ID

Transmit Clock Input

It is a continuous transmit clock from the external PHY. It is

25MHz at the 100BaseTX and 2.5MHz at the 10 BaseT.

Transmit clock is used as timing reference of MII_TXD[3:0] and

used for network operation clock (NIC_CLK).

Rising Edge Sensitive.

MII_CRS IDH

Carrier Sense

It is signal to notify the link traffic of the media. If carrier of

media is not idle (carrier present), it is asserted high.

MII_COL IDH

Collision Detect

When collision is detected on the media, it is asserted high.

It is valid at the half-duplex and ignored at the full-duplex.

Asynchronous signal.

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MII_RXD3 ID

Receive Data Input

When MII_RXDV is high, the received packet is synchronized

with MII_RXC and inputs in nibble unit.

MII_RXD3 is MSB.

MII_RXD2

MII_RXD1

MII_RXD0

MII_RXDV ID

Receive Data Valid

This signal indicates the presence of received packet from

MII_RXD[3:0].

It is asserted high when the first nibble data of the received

packet is valid on MII_RXD[3:0] and is de-asserted low after

the last nibble data of receive packet clocked in on

MII_RXD[3:0].

It is valid when MII_RXC is at rising edge.

MII_RXC ID

Receive Clock Input

It is continuous receive clock from the external PHY. It is

25MHz at the 100Base TX and 2.5MHz at the 10BaseT.

Receive clock is used for timing reference of MII_RXD[3:0] and

MII_RXDV.

Rising Edge Sensitive.

/FDX IDL

Full-Duplex Select

0 : Full-duplex

1 : Half-duplex

It is input signal from PHY that indicates link status of external

PHY. Most of PHYs support auto-negotiation and notifies the

result to network indicator LED or other signals. It can be

connected to those signals and also it can be configurable

manually by connecting high or low.

Recommend for the better performance.

1. MII interface signal line length should not be more than 25cm if possible.

2. The length of MII_TXD[3:0] should be same if possible.

3. The length of MII_RXD[3:0] should be same if possible.

4. The length of MII_TXC should not be longer than MII_TXD[3:0] signal line by 2.5cm.

5. The length of MII_RXC should not be longer than MII_RXD[3:0] signal line by 2.5cm.

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1.6 Network Indicator LED Signals

The signals except for LINKLED, are used as multi-function PIN according to the configuration

of TEST_MODE[3:0]. When using those signals as network indicator signals, internal PHY

mode(TEST_MODE[3:0]=”0000”) should be configured.

Symbol Type Description

LINKLED OL

Link LED

It indicates the link status of media(10/100M).

/TXLED(MII_TXEN) OML Transmit activity LED/Transmit Enable

It notifies the output of transmit data through TXOP/TXON

(Transmit Activity).

/RXLED(MII_TXD3) OML Receive activity LED/Transmit Data

It notifies the input of receive data from RXIP/RXIN (Receive

Activity)

cf> By binding /TXLED and /RXLED signals with ‘AND’ gate, it

can be used for network activity LED.

/COLLED(MII_TXD2) OML Collision LED/Transmit Data

It notifies when collisions occur.

It is valid at half-duplex, and is ignored at full-duplex.

/FDXLED(MII_TXD1) OML Full duplex LED/Transmit Data

It outputs low at the full-duplex and outputs high at the half-

duplex according to auto-negotiation or manual configuration

of OP_MODE[2:0].

/SPDLED(MII_TXD0) OML Link speed LED/Transmit Data

It is asserted low at the 100Mbps and high at the 10Mbps

according to auto-negotiation or manual configuration of

OP_MODE[2:0].

1.7 Clock Signals

For the clock source of W5300, either a crystal or an oscillator may be used. 25MHz frequency

from the clock source is created to 150MHz frequency using internal PLL logic. This 150MHz

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frequency is used for PLL_CLK(Period 6.67ns) and W5300 core operation clock.

Symbol Type Description

XTLP

25MHz crystal input/output

25MHz parallel-resonant crystal is used with matching capacitor for internal

oscillator stabilization.

Refer to “Clock Characteristic” of “7.Electrical Specifications”

These can be used for internal PHY mode(TEST_MODE[3:0]=”0000”) or

external PHY mode with crystal clock (TEST_MODE[3:0]=”0001”).

When using oscillator at the internal PHY mode, be sure to use 1.8V level

oscillator and connect only to XTLP. And let be float XTLN.

XTLN

OSC25I I

25MHz Oscillator input

It is used only in external PHY mode with oscillator clock

(TEST_MODE[3:0]=”0010”). In order to prevent the leakage current, be

sure to keep XTLP high and float XTLN, and use 1.8v level oscillator.

1.8 Power Supply Signals

Symbol Type Description

VCC3A3 Power

3.3V power supply for Analog part

Be sure to connect 10uF tantalum capacitor between VCC343 and

GNDA in order to prevent power compensation.

VCC3V3 Power

3.3V power supply for Digital part

Between each VCC and GND, 0.1uF decoupling capacitor can be

selectively connected. VCC3V3 can be separated to 1uH ferrite

bead and connected to VCC3A3.

VCC1A8 Power

1.8V power supply for Analog part

Be sure to connect a 10uF tantalum capacitor and 0.1uF capacitor

between VCC1A8 and GNDA for core power noise filtering.

VCC1V8 Power

1.8V power supply for Digital part

Between each VCC and GND, 0.1uF decoupling capacitor can be

selectively connected.

GNDA Ground

Analog ground

Make analogue ground plane as wide as possible when designing

the PCB layout.

GND Ground

Digital ground

Make digital ground plane as wide as possible when designing the

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PCB layout.

1V8O O

1.8V regulator output voltage

1.8V/150mA power created by internal power regulator, is used for

core operation power (VCC1A8, VCC1V8).

Be sure to connect 3.3uF tantalum capacitor between 1V8O and

GND for output frequency compensation, and selectively connect

10uF capacitor for high frequency noise decoupling. 1V8O is

connected to VCC1V8, separated to 1uH ferrite bead and

connected to VCC1A8.

<Notice> 1V8O is the power for W5300 core operation. It should

not be connected to the power of other devices.

Fig 2. Power Design

Recommend for power design.

1. Locate decoupling capacitor as close as possible to W5300.

2. Use ground plane as wide as possible.

3. If ground plane width is adequate, having a separate analog ground plane and digital

ground plane is good practice.

If ground plane is not wide, design analog and digital ground planes as a single ground plane,

rather than separate them.

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2. System Memory Map

According to the host interface, W5300 supports direct address mode and indirect address

mode.

The direct address mode is that the target host system can directly access W5300 registers

after mapping the registers to T.M.S(Target host system Memory-mapped I/O Space).

Direct address mode memory map is composed of Mode register(MR), COMMON registers, and

SOCKET registers. Those registers are mapped in T.M.S sequentially increasing by 2bytes from

the BA(Base Address) of T.M.S. Using the mapping address, the target host system can directly

access MR, COMMON registers and SOCKET registers. To use the direct address mode, total

0x400 bytes are required for memory space.

In indirect address mode, target host system indirectly accesses COMMON registers and

SOCKET registers by using IDM_AR(Indirect Mode Address Register) and IDM_DR(Indirect

Mode Data Register) which are just only directly mapped in T.M.S together with MR.

Indirect address mode memory map is composed of direct accessible MR, IDM_AR, IDM_DR

and indirect accessible COMMON & SOCKET registers. Only MR, IDM_AR and IDM_DR are

mapped in T.M.S sequentially increasing by 2Bytes from BA of T.M.S, but COMMON & SOCKET

registers are not mapped in T.M.S because those register can be accessed indirectly using

IDM_AR & IDM_DR. To use the indirect address mode, just 0x06 bytes are required for memory

space.

When target host system access Interrupt register(IR) of COMMON registers at the indirect

address mode, it is processed as below:

Host Write : Set IDM_AR to 0x0002, IR address (IDM_AR = 0x0002)

Set IDM_DR to 0xFFFF (IDM_DR = 0xFFFF)

Host Read : Set IDM_AR to 0x0002, IR address (IDM_AR = 0x0002)

Read IDM_DR and save as Value (Value = IDM_DR)

The host interface mode of W5300 is decided according to the value of ‘IND’ bit (0th bit) of MR.

MR(0) = ‘0’ => Direct address mode

MR(0) = ‘1’ => Indirect address mode

The memory map of each address mode is as below:

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Target Host

System

Memory-

Mapped I/O

Space

(T.M.S)

B

A

+ 0x000 MR (Mode Reg)

Mode Register

BA + 0x002 IR (Interrupt Reg)

BA + 0x004 IMR (Interrupt Mask Reg)

.

Common Registers

.

BA + 0x0FE IDR (ID Reg)

BA + 0x100 Reserved

BA + 0x1FE

BA + 0x200 S0_MR (SOCKET0

Mode Reg)

BA + 0x240 S1_M

R

BA + 0x280 S2_M

R

BA + 0x2C0 S3_M

R

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Registers

BA + 0x300 S4_M

R

BA + 0x340 S5_M

R

BA + 0x380 S6_M

R

BA + 0x3C0 S7_M

R

BA + 0x3FF

Direct Address Mode (MR(0) = ‘0’)

BA MR 0x000 Reserved

W5300

Internal

Memory-

Mapped

Space

(W.M.S)

T.M.S BA + 0x002 IDM_AR 0x002 IR

BA + 0x004 IDM_DR 0x004 IMR

…

0x0FE IDR

0x100 Reserved

0x1FE

0x200 S0_MR

0x240 S1_MR

0x280 S2_MR

0x2C0 S3_MR

0x300 S4_MR

0x340 S5_MR

0x380 S6_MR

0x3C0 S7_MR

0x3FF

Indirect Address Mode (MR(0) = ‘1’)

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3. W5300 Registers

W5300 register is composed of MR(to decide direct or indirect address mode), IDM_AR &

IDM_DR(only used at the indirect address mode) and COMMON registers and SOCKET

registers.

MR, IDM_AR, and IDM_DR register are mapped in T.M.S. COMMON & SOCKET registers are

mapped in T.M.S or W.M.S (W5300 internal Memory Space) according to address mode.

All W5300 registers are 1Byte, 2Bytes, 4Bytes or 6Bytes. According to data bus width of target

host system, the access is processed – 2bytes address offset at the 16bit data bus and 1 byte

address offset at the 8bit data bus.

When mapping W5300 registers in T.M.S, the physical T.M.S address of W5300 register is

calculated as below.

The byte ordering of W5300 registers is big-endian – low address byte is used as the most

significant byte.

[Register Notation]

MR : MR register

MR0 : Low address register of MR (Address offset - 0x000 ), Most significant byte

MR1 : High address register of MR (Address offset – 0x001), Least significant byte

MR(15:5) : 11 bit (from 15th bit to 5th bit of MR register)

MR(0) : 0th bit of MR register, 0th bit of MR1

MR(13) : 13th bit of MR register, 5th bit of MR0

MR0(7) : 15th bit of MR register, Most significant bit of MR0

MR(DWB) : MR의 DWB bit (DWB : Bit Symbol)

SHAR : Source Hardware Address Register

SHAR0 : 1ST address register of SHAR (Address offset – 0x008)

SHAR1 : 2nd address register of SHAR (Address offset – 0x009)

SHAR2 : 3rd address register of SHAR (Address offset – 0x00A)

SHAR3 : 4th address register of SHAR (Address offset – 0x00B)

SHAR4 : 5th Address register of SHAR (Address offset – 0x00C)

SHAR5 : 6th address register of SHAR (Address offset – 0x00D)

Physical Address of W5300 Reg = Base Address of T.M.S + Address offset of W5300 Reg

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3.1 Mode Register

Address offset Symbol

Description

16Bit 8Bit 16Bit 8Bit

0x000 0x000

MR

MR0

Mode Register

0x001 MR1

3.2 Indirect Mode Registers

Address offset Symbol

Description

16Bit 8Bit 16Bit 8Bit

0x002 0x002 IDM_AR IDM_AR0 Indirect Mode Address Register

0x003 IDM_AR1

0x004 0x004 IDM_DR IDM_DR0 Indirect Mode Data Register

0x005 IDM_DR1

3.3 COMMON registers

Address offset Symbol

Description

16Bit 8Bit 16Bit 8Bit

0x002 0x002 IR IR0 Interrupt Register

0x003 IR1

0x004 0x004 IMR IMR0 Interrupt Mask Register

0x005 IRM1

0x006 0x006 Reserved

0x007

0x008 0x008 SHAR SHAR0 Source Hardware Address Register

0x009 SHAR1

0x00A 0x00A SHAR2 SHAR2

0x00B SHAR3

0x00C 0x00C SHAR4 SHAR4

0x00D SHAR5

0x00E 0x00E Reserved

0x00F

0x010 0x010 GAR GAR0 Gateway Address Register

0x011 GAR1

0x12 0x012 GAR2 GAR2

0x013 GAR3

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Description

16Bit 8Bit 16Bit 8Bit

0x014 0x014 SUBR SUBR0 Subnet Mask Register

0x015 SUBR1

0x016 0x016 SUBR2 SUBR2

0x017 SUBR3

0x018 0x018 SIPR SIPR0 Source IP Address Register

0x019 SIPR1

0x01A 0x01A SIPR2 SIPR2

0x01B SIPR3

0x01C 0x01C RTR RTR0 Retransmission Timeout-value Register

0x01D RTR1

0x01E 0x01E RCR RCR0 Reserved

0x01F RCR1 Retransmission Retry-count Register

0x020 0x020 TMS01R TMSR0 Transmit Memory Size Register of SOCKET0

0x021 TMSR1 Transmit Memory Size Register of SOCKET1

0x022 0x022 TMS23R TMSR2 Transmit Memory Size Register of SOCKET2

0x023 TMSR3 Transmit Memory Size Register of SOCKET3

0x24 0x024 TMS45R TMSR4 Transmit Memory Size Register of SOCKET4

0x025 TMSR5 Transmit Memory Size Register of SOCKET5

0x26 0x026 TMS67R TMSR6 Transmit Memory Size Register of SOCKET7

0x027 TMSR7 Transmit Memory Size Register of SOCKET 8

0x028 0x028 RMS01R RMSR0 Receive Memory Size Register of SOCKET0

0x029 RMSR1 Receive Memory Size Register of SOCKET1

0x02A 0x02A RMS23R RMSR2 Receive Memory Size Register of SOCKET2

0x02B RMSR3 Receive Memory Size Register of SOCKET3

0x02C 0x02C RMS45R RMSR4 Receive Memory Size Register of SOCKET4

0x02D RMSR5 Receive Memory Size Register of SOCKET5

0x02E 0x02E RMS67R RMSR6 Receive Memory Size Register of SOCKET6

0x02F RMSR7 Receive Memory Size Register of SOCKET7

0x030 0x030 MTYPER MTYPER0 Memory Block Type Register

0x031 MTYPER1

0x032 0x032 PATR PATR0 PPPoE Authentication Register

0x033 PATR1

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16Bit 8Bit 16Bit 8Bit

0x034 0x034 Reserved

0x035

0x036 0x036 PTIMER PTIMER0 Reserved

0x037 PTIMER1 PPP LCP Request Time Register

0x038 0x038 PMAGICR PMAGICR0

0x039 PMAGICR1 PPP LCP Magic Number Register

0x03A 0x03A Reserved

0x03B

0x03C 0x03C PSIDR PSIDR0 PPP Session ID Register

0x03D PSIDR1

0x03E 0x03E Reserved

0x03F

0x040 0x040 PDHAR PDHAR0 PPP Destination Hardware Address Register

0x041 PDHAR1

0x042 0x042 PDHAR2 PDHAR2

0x043 PDHAR3

0x044 0x044 PDHAR4 PDHAR4

0x045 PDHAR5

0x046 0x046 Reserved

0x047

0x048 0x048 UIPR UIPR0 Unreachable IP Address Register

0x049 UIPR1

0x04A 0x04A UIPR2 UIPR2

0x04B UIPR3

0x04C 0x04C UPORTR UPORT0 Unreachable Port Number Register

0x04D UPORT1

0x04E 0x04E FMTUR FMTUR0 Fragment MTU Register

0x04F FMTUR1

0x050 0x050 Reserved

0x051

:

0x5E 0x05E Reserved

0x060

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Description

16Bit 8Bit 16Bit 8Bit

0x060 0x060 P0_BRDYR P0_BRDYR0 Reserved

0x061 P0_BRDYR1 PIN "BRDY0" Configure Register

0x062 0x062 P0_BDPTHR P0_BDPTHR0 PIN "BRDY0" Buffer Depth Register

0x063 P0_BDPTHR1

0x064 0x064 P1_BRDYR P1_BRDYR0 Reserved

0x065 P1_BRDYR1 PIN "BRDY1" Configure Register

0x066 0x066 P1_BDPTHR P1_BDPTHR0 PIN "BRDY1" Buffer Depth Register

0x067 P1_BDPTHR1

0x068 0x068 P2_BRDYR P1_BRDYR0 Reserved

0x069 P2_BRDYR1 PIN "BRDY2" Configure Register

0x06A 0x06A P2_BDPTHR P2_BDPTHR0 PIN "BRDY2" Buffer Depth Register

0x06B P2_BDPTHR1

0x06C 0x06C P3_BRDYR P3_BRDYR0 Reserved

0x06D P3_BRDYR1 PIN "BRDY3" Configure Register

0x06E 0x06E P3_BDPTHR P3_BDPTHR0 PIN "BRDY3" Buffer Depth Register

0x06F P3_BDPTHR1

0x070 0x070 Reserved

0x071

:

0xFC 0x0FC Reserved

0x0FD

0xFE 0x0FE IDR IDR0 W5300 ID Register

0x0FF IDR1

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3.4 SOCKET registers

Address offset Symbol

Description

16Bit 8Bit 16Bit 8Bit

0x200 0x200 S0_MR S0_MR0 SOCKET0 Mode Register

0x201 S0_MR1

0x202 0x202 S0_CR S0_CR0 Reserved

0x203 S0_CR1 SOCKET0 Command Register

0x204 0x204 S0_IMR S0_IMR0 Reserved

0x205 S0_IMR1 SOCKET0 Interrupt Mask Register

0x206 0x206 S0_IR S0_IR0 Reserved

0x207 S0_IR1 SOCKET0 Interrupt Register

0x208 0x208 S0_SSR S0_SSR0 Reserved

0x209 S0_SSR1 SOCKET0 SOCKET Status Register

0x20A 0x20A S0_PORTR S0_PORTR0 SOCKET0 Source Port Register

0x20B S0_PORTR1

0x20C 0x20C S0_DHAR S0_DHAR0 SOCKET0 Destination Hardware

Address Register

0x20D S0_DHAR1

0x20E 0x20E S0_DHAR2 S0_DHAR2

0x20F S0_DHAR3

0x210 0x210 S0_DHAR4 S0_DHAR4

0x211 S0_DHAR5

0x212 0x212 S0_DPORTR S0_DPORTR0 SOCKET0 Destination Port Register

0x213 S0_DPORTR1

0x214 0x214 S0_DIPR S0_DIPR0 SOCKET0 Destination IP Address

Register

0x215 S0_DIPR1

0x216 0x216 S0_DIPR2 S0_DIPR2

0x217 S0_DIPR3

0x218 0x218 S0_MSSR S0_MSSR0 SOCKET0 Maximum Segment Size

Register

0x219 S0_MSSR1

0x21A 0x21A S0_PORTOR S0_KPALVTR SOCKET0 Keep Alive Time Register

0x21B S0_PROTOR SOCKET0 Protocol Number Register

0x21C 0x21C S0_TOSR S0_TOSR0 Reserved

0x21D S0_TOSR1 SOCKET0 TOS Register

0x21E 0x21E S0_TTLR S0_TTLR0 Reserved

0x21F S0_TTLR1 SOCKET0 TTL Register

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Address offset Symbol

Description

16Bit 8Bit 16Bit 8Bit

0x220 0x220 S0_TX_WRSR S0_TX_WRSR0 Reserved

0x221 S0_TX_WRSR1 SOCKET0 TX Write Size Register

0x222 0x222 S0_TX_WRSR2 S0_TX_WRSR2

0x223 S0_TX_WRSR3

0x224 0x224 S0_TX_FSR S0_TX_FSR0 Reserved

0x225 S0_TX_FSR1 SOCKET0 TX Free Size Register

0x226 0x226 S0_TX_FSR2 S0_TX_FSR2

0x227 S0_TX_FSR3

0x228 0x228 S0_RX_RSR S0_RX_RSR0 Reserved

0x229 S0_RX_RSR1 SOCKET0 RX Receive Size Register

0x22A 0x22A S0_RX_RSR2 S0_RX_RSR2

0x22B S0_RX_RSR3

0x22C 0x22C S0_FRAGR S0_FRAGR0 Reserved

0x22D S0_FRAGR1 SOCKET0 FLAG Register

0x22E 0x22E S0_TX_FIFOR S0_TX_FIFOR0 SOCKET0 TX FIFO Register

0x22F S0_TX_FIFOR1

0x230 0x230 S0_RX_FIFOR S0_RX_FIFOR0 SOCKET0 RX FIFO Register

0x231 S0_RX_FIFOR1

0x232 0x232 Reserved

0x233

:

0x23E 0x23E Reserved

0x23F

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Address offset Symbol

Description

16Bit 8Bit 16Bit 8Bit

0x240 0x240 S1_MR S1_MR0 SOCKET1 Mode Register

0x241 S1_MR1

0x242 0x242 S1_CR S1_CR0 Reserved

0x243 S1_CR1 SOCKET1 Command Register

0x244 0x244 S1_IMR S1_IMR0 Reserved

0x245 S1_IMR1 SOCKET1 Interrupt Mask Register

0x246 0x246 S1_IR S1_IR0 Reserved

0x247 S1_IR1 SOCKET1 Interrupt Register

0x248 0x248 S1_SSR S1_SSR0 Reserved

0x249 S1_SSR1 SOCKET1 SOCKET Status Register

0x24A 0x24A S1_PORTR S1_PORTR0 SOCKET1 Source Port Register

0x24B S1_PORTR1

0x24C 0x24C S1_DHAR S1_DHAR0 SOCKET1 Destination Hardware

Address Register

0x24D S1_DHAR1

0x24E 0x24E S1_DHAR2 S1_DHAR2

0x24F S1_DHAR3

0x250 0x250 S1_DHAR4 S1_DHAR4

0x251 S1_DHAR5

0x252 0x252 S1_DPORTR S1_DPORTR0 SOCKET1 Destination Port Register

0x253 S1_DPORTR1

0x254 0x254 S1_DIPR S1_DIPR0 SOCKET1 Destination IP Address

Register

0x255 S1_DIPR1

0x256 0x256 S1_DIPR2 S1_DIPR2

0x257 S1_DIPR3

0x258 0x258 S1_MSSR S1_MSSR0 SOCKET1 Maximum Segment Size

Register

0x259 S1_MSSR1

0x25A 0x25A S1_PORTOR S1_KPALVTR SOCKET1 Keep Alive Time Register

0x25B S1_PROTOR SOCKET1 Protocol Number Register

0x25C 0x25C S1_TOSR S1_TOSR0 Reserved

0x25D S1_TOSR1 SOCKET1 TOS Register

0x25E 0x25E S1_TTLR S1_TTLR0 Reserved

0x25F S1_TTLR1 SOCKET1 TTL Register

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Address offset Symbol

Description

16Bit 8Bit 16Bit 8Bit

0x260 0x260 S1_TX_WRSR S1_TX_WRSR0 Reserved

0x261 S1_TX_WRSR1 SOCKET1 TX Write Size Register

0x262 0x262 S1_TX_WRSR2 S1_TX_WRSR2

0x263 S1_TX_WRSR3

0x264 0x264 S1_TX_FSR S1_TX_FSR0 Reserved

0x265 S1_TX_FSR1 SOCKET1 TX Free Size Register

0x266 0x266 S1_TX_FSR2 S1_TX_FSR2

0x267 S1_TX_FSR3

0x268 0x268 S1_RX_RSR S1_RX_RSR0 Reserved

0x269 S1_RX_RSR1 SOCKET1 RX Receive Size Register

0x26A 0x26A S1_RX_RSR2 S1_RX_RSR2

0x26B S1_RX_RSR3

0x26C 0x26C S1_FRAGR S1_FRAGR0 Reserved

0x26D S1_FRAGR1 SOCKET1 IP FLAG Field Register

0x26E 0x26E S1_TX_FIFOR S1_TX_FIFOR0 SOCKET1 TX FIFO Register

0x26F S1_TX_FIFOR1

0x270 0x270 S1_RX_FIFOR S1_RX_FIFOR0 SOCKET1 RX FIFO Register

0x271 S1_RX_FIFOR1

0x272 0x272 Reserved

0x273

:

0x27E 0x27E Reserved

0x27F

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Address offset Symbol

Description

16Bit 8Bit 16Bit 8Bit

0x280 0x280 S2_MR S2_MR0 SOCKET2 Mode Register

0x281 S2_MR1

0x282 0x282 S2_CR S2_CR0 Reserved

0x283 S2_CR1 SOCKET2 Command Register

0x284 0x284 S2_IMR S2_IMR0 Reserved

0x285 S2_IMR1 SOCKET2 Interrupt Mask Register

0x286 0x286 S2_IR S2_IR0 Reserved

0x287 S2_IR1 SOCKET2 Interrupt Register

0x288 0x288 S2_SSR S2_SSR0 Reserved

0x289 S2_SSR1 SOCKET2 SOCKET Status Register

0x28A 0x28A S2_PORTR S2_PORTR0 SOCKET2 Source Port Register

0x28B S2_PORTR1

0x28C 0x28C S2_DHAR S2_DHAR0 SOCKET2 Destination Hardware

Address Register

0x28D S2_DHAR1

0x28E 0x28E S2_DHAR2 S2_DHAR2

0x28F S2_DHAR3

0x290 0x290 S2_DHAR4 S2_DHAR4

0x291 S2_DHAR5

0x292 0x292 S2_DPORTR S2_DPORTR0 SOCKET2 Destination Port Register

0x293 S2_DPORTR1

0x294 0x294 S2_DIPR S2_DIPR0 SOCKET2 Destination IP Address

Register

0x295 S2_DIPR1

0x296 0x296 S2_DIPR2 S2_DIPR2

0x297 S2_DIPR3

0x298 0x298 S2_MSSR S2_MSSR0 SOCKET2 Maximum Segment Size

Register

0x299 S2_MSSR1

0x29A 0x29A S2_PORTOR S2_KPALVTR SOCKET2 Keep Alive Time Register

0x29B S2_PROTOR SOCKET2 Protocol Number Register

0x29C 0x29C S2_TOSR S2_TOSR0 Reserved

0x29D S2_TOSR1 SOCKET2 TOS Register

0x29E 0x29E S2_TTLR S2_TTLR0 Reserved

0x29F S2_TTLR1 SOCKET2 TTL Register

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Address offset Symbol

Description

16Bit 8Bit 16Bit 8Bit

0x2A0 0x2A0 S2_TX_WRSR S2_TX_WRSR0 Reserved

0x2A1 S2_TX_WRSR1 SOCKET2 TX Write Size Register

0x2A2 0x2A2 S2_TX_WRSR2 S2_TX_WRSR2

0x2A3 S2_TX_WRSR3

0x2A4 0x2A4 S2_TX_FSR S2_TX_FSR0 Reserved

0x2A5 S2_TX_FSR1 SOCKET2 TX Free Size Register

0x2A6 0x2A6 S2_TX_FSR2 S2_TX_FSR2

0x2A7 S2_TX_FSR3

0x2A8 0x2A8 S2_RX_RSR S2_RX_RSR0 Reserved

0x2A9 S2_RX_RSR1 SOCKET2 RX Receive Size Register

0x2AA 0x2AA S2_RX_RSR2 S2_RX_RSR2

0x2AB S2_RX_RSR3

0x2AC 0x2AC S2_FRAGR S2_FRAGR0 Reserved

0x2AD S2_FRAGR1 SOCKET2 IP FLAG Field Register

0x2AE 0x2AE S2_TX_FIFOR S2_TX_FIFOR0 SOCKET2 TX FIFO Register

0x2AF S2_TX_FIFOR1

0x2B0 0x2B0 S2_RX_FIFOR S2_RX_FIFOR0 SOCKET2 RX FIFO Register

0x2B1 S2_RX_FIFOR1

0x2B2 0x2B2 Reserved

0x2B3

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0x2BE 0x2BE Reserved

0x2BF

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Address offset Symbol

Description

16Bit 8Bit 16Bit 8Bit

0x2C0 0x2C0 S3_MR S3_MR0 SOCKET3 Mode Register

0x2C1 S3_MR1

0x2C2 0x2C2 S3_CR S3_CR0 Reserved

0x2C3 S3_CR1 SOCKET3 Command Register

0x2C4 0x2C4 S3_IMR S3_IMR0 Reserved

0x2C5 S3_IMR1 SOCKET3 Interrupt Mask Register

0x2C6 0x2C6 S3_IR S3_IR0 Reserved

0x2C7 S3_IR1 SOCKET3 Interrupt Register

0x2C8 0x2C8 S3_SSR S3_SSR0 Reserved

0x2C9 S3_SSR1 SOCKET3 SOCKET Status Register

0x2CA 0x2CA S3_PORTR S3_PORTR0 SOCKET3 Source Port Register

0x2CB S3_PORTR1

0x2CC 0x2CC S3_DHAR S3_DHAR0 SOCKET3 Destination Hardware

Address Register

0x2CD S3_DHAR1

0x2CE 0x2CE S3_DHAR2 S3_DHAR2

0x2CF S3_DHAR3

0x2D0 0x2D0 S3_DHAR4 S3_DHAR4

0x2D1 S3_DHAR5

0x2D2 0x2D2 S3_DPORTR S3_DPORTR0 SOCKET3 Destination Port Register

0x2D3 S3_DPORTR1

0x2D4 0x2D4 S3_DIPR S3_DIPR0 SOCKET3 Destination IP Address

Register

0x2D5 S3_DIPR1

0x2D6 0x2D6 S3_DIPR2 S3_DIPR2

0x2D7 S3_DIPR3

0x2D8 0x2D8 S3_MSSR S3_MSSR0 SOCKET3 Maximum Segment Size

Register

0x2D9 S3_MSSR1

0x2DA 0x2DA S3_PORTOR S3_KPALVTR SOCKET3 Keep Alive Time Register

0x2DB S3_PROTOR SOCKET3 Protocol Number Register

0x2DC 0x2DC S3_TOSR S3_TOSR0 Reserved

0x2DD S3_TOSR1 SOCKET3 TOS Register

0x2DE 0x2DE S3_TTLR S3_TTLR0 Reserved

0x2DF S3_TTLR1 SOCKET3 TTL Register

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Description

16Bit 8Bit 16Bit 8Bit

0x2E0 0x2E0 S3_TX_WRSR S3_TX_WRSR0 Reserved

0x2E1 S3_TX_WRSR1 SOCKET3 TX Write Size Register

0x2E2 0x2E2 S3_TX_WRSR2 S3_TX_WRSR2

0x2E3 S3_TX_WRSR3

0x2E4 0x2E4 S3_TX_FSR S3_TX_FSR0 Reserved

0x2E5 S3_TX_FSR1 SOCKET3 TX Free Size Register

0x2E6 0x2E6 S3_TX_FSR2 S3_TX_FSR2

0x2E7 S3_TX_FSR3

0x2E8 0x2E8 S3_RX_RSR S3_RX_RSR0 Reserved

0x2E9 S3_RX_RSR1 SOCKET3 RX Receive Size Register

0x2EA 0x2EA S3_RX_RSR2 S3_RX_RSR2

0x2EB S3_RX_RSR3

0x2EC 0x2EC S3_FRAGR S3_FRAGR0 Reserved

0x2ED S3_FRAGR1 SOCKET3 IP FLAG Field Register

0x2EE 0x2EE S3_TX_FIFOR S3_TX_FIFOR0 SOCKET3 TX FIFO Register

0x2EF S3_TX_FIFOR1

0x2F0 0x2F0 S3_RX_FIFOR S3_RX_FIFOR0 SOCKET3 RX FIFO Register

0x2F1 S3_RX_FIFOR1

0x2F2 0x2F2 Reserved

0x2F3

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0x2FE 0x2FE Reserved

0x2FF

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Description

16Bit 8Bit 16Bit 8Bit

0x300 0x300 S4_MR S4_MR0 SOCKET4 Mode Register

0x301 S4_MR1

0x302 0x302 S4_CR S4_CR0 Reserved

0x303 S4_CR1 SOCKET4 Command Register

0x304 0x304 S4_IMR S4_IMR0 Reserved

0x305 S4_IMR1 SOCKET4 Interrupt Mask Register

0x306 0x306 S4_IR S4_IR0 Reserved

0x307 S4_IR1 SOCKET4 Interrupt Register

0x308 0x308 S4_SSR S4_SSR0 Reserved

0x309 S4_SSR1 SOCKET4 SOCKET Status Register

0x30A 0x30A S4_PORTR S4_PORTR0 SOCKET4 Source Port Register

0x30B S4_PORTR1

0x30C 0x30C S4_DHAR S4_DHAR0 SOCKET4 Destination Hardware

Address Register

0x30D S4_DHAR1

0x30E 0x30E S4_DHAR2 S4_DHAR2

0x30F S4_DHAR3

0x310 0x310 S4_DHAR4 S4_DHAR4

0x311 S4_DHAR5

0x312 0x312 S4_DPORTR S4_DPORTR0 SOCKET4 Destination Port Register

0x313 S4_DPORTR1

0x314 0x314 S4_DIPR S4_DIPR0 SOCKET4 Destination IP Address

Register

0x315 S4_DIPR1

0x316 0x316 S4_DIPR2 S4_DIPR2

0x317 S4_DIPR3

0x318 0x318 S4_MSSR S4_MSSR0 SOCKET4 Maximum Segment Size

Register

0x319 S4_MSSR1

0x31A 0x31A S4_PORTOR S4_KPALVTR SOCKET4 Keep Alive Time Register

0x31B S4_PROTOR SOCKET4 Protocol Number Register

0x31C 0x31C S4_TOSR S4_TOSR0 Reserved

0x31D S4_TOSR1 SOCKET4 TOS Register

0x31E 0x31E S4_TTLR S4_TTLR0 Reserved

0x31F S4_TTLR1 SOCKET4 TTL Register

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Description

16Bit 8Bit 16Bit 8Bit

0x320 0x320 S4_TX_WRSR S4_TX_WRSR0 Reserved

0x321 S4_TX_WRSR1 SOCKET4 TX Write Size Register

0x322 0x322 S4_TX_WRSR2 S4_TX_WRSR2

0x323 S4_TX_WRSR3

0x324 0x324 S4_TX_FSR S4_TX_FSR0 Reserved

0x325 S4_TX_FSR1 SOCKET4 TX Free Size Register

0x326 0x326 S4_TX_FSR2 S4_TX_FSR2

0x327 S4_TX_FSR3

0x328 0x328 S4_RX_RSR S4_RX_RSR0 Reserved

0x329 S4_RX_RSR1 SOCKET4 RX Receive Size Register

0x32A 0x32A S4_RX_RSR2 S4_RX_RSR2

0x32B S4_RX_RSR3

0x32C 0x32C S4_FRAGR S4_FRAGR0 Reserved

0x32D S4_FRAGR1 SOCKET4 IP FLAG Field Register

0x32E 0x32E S4_TX_FIFOR S4_TX_FIFOR0 SOCKET4 TX FIFO Register

0x32F S4_TX_FIFOR1

0x330 0x330 S4_RX_FIFOR S4_RX_FIFOR0 SOCKET4 RX FIFO Register

0x331 S4_RX_FIFOR1

0x332 0x332 Reserved

0x333

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0x33E 0x33E Reserved

0x33F

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Description

16Bit 8Bit 16Bit 8Bit

0x340 0x340 S5_MR S5_MR0 SOCKET5 Mode Register

0x341 S5_MR1

0x342 0x342 S5_CR S5_CR0 Reserved

0x343 S5_CR1 SOCKET5 Command Register

0x344 0x344 S5_IMR S5_IMR0 Reserved

0x345 S5_IMR1 SOCKET5 Interrupt Mask Register

0x346 0x346 S5_IR S5_IR0 Reserved

0x347 S5_IR1 SOCKET5 Interrupt Register

0x348 0x348 S5_SSR S5_SSR0 Reserved

0x349 S5_SSR1 SOCKET5 SOCKET Status Register

0x34A 0x34A S5_PORTR S5_PORTR0 SOCKET5 Source Port Register

0x34B S5_PORTR1

0x34C 0x34C S5_DHAR S5_DHAR0 SOCKET5 Destination Hardware

Address Register

0x34D S5_DHAR1

0x34E 0x34E S5_DHAR2 S5_DHAR2

0x34F S5_DHAR3

0x350 0x350 S5_DHAR4 S5_DHAR4

0x351 S5_DHAR5

0x352 0x352 S5_DPORTR S5_DPORTR0 SOCKET5 Destination Port Register

0x353 S5_DPORTR1

0x354 0x354 S5_DIPR S5_DIPR0 SOCKET5 Destination IP Address

Register

0x355 S5_DIPR1

0x356 0x356 S5_DIPR2 S5_DIPR2

0x357 S5_DIPR3

0x358 0x358 S5_MSSR S5_MSSR0 SOCKET5 Maximum Segment Size

Register

0x359 S5_MSSR1

0x35A 0x35A S5_PORTOR S5_KPALVTR SOCKET5 Keep Alive Time Register

0x35B S5_PROTOR SOCKET5 Protocol Number Register

0x35C 0x35C S5_TOSR S5_TOSR0 Reserved

0x35D S5_TOSR1 SOCKET5 TOS Register

0x35E 0x35E S5_TTLR S5_TTLR0 Reserved

0x35F S5_TTLR1 SOCKET5 TTL Register

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Description

16Bit 8Bit 16Bit 8Bit

0x360 0x360 S5_TX_WRSR S5_TX_WRSR0 Reserved

0x361 S5_TX_WRSR1 SOCKET5 TX Write Size Register

0x362 0x362 S5_TX_WRSR2 S5_TX_WRSR2

0x363 S5_TX_WRSR3

0x364 0x364 S5_TX_FSR S5_TX_FSR0 Reserved

0x365 S5_TX_FSR1 SOCKET5 TX Free Size Register

0x366 0x366 S5_TX_FSR2 S5_TX_FSR2

0x367 S5_TX_FSR3

0x368 0x368 S5_RX_RSR S5_RX_RSR0 Reserved

0x369 S5_RX_RSR1 SOCKET5 RX Receive Size Register

0x36A 0x36A S5_RX_RSR2 S5_RX_RSR2

0x36B S5_RX_RSR3

0x36C 0x36C S5_FRAGR S5_FRAGR0 Reserved

0x36D S5_FRAGR1 SOCKET5 IP FLAG Field Register

0x36E 0x36E S5_TX_FIFOR S5_TX_FIFOR0 SOCKET5 TX FIFO Register

0x36F S5_TX_FIFOR1

0x370 0x370 S5_RX_FIFOR S5_RX_FIFOR0 SOCKET5 RX FIFO Register

0x371 S5_RX_FIFOR1

0x372 0x372 Reserved

0x373

:

0x37E 0x37E Reserved

0x37F

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Description

16Bit 8Bit 16Bit 8Bit

0x380 0x380 S6_MR S6_MR0 SOCKET6 Mode Register

0x381 S6_MR1

0x382 0x382 S6_CR S6_CR0 Reserved

0x383 S6_CR1 SOCKET6 Command Register

0x384 0x384 S6_IMR S6_IMR0 Reserved

0x385 S6_IMR1 SOCKET6 Interrupt Mask Register

0x386 0x386 S6_IR S6_IR0 Reserved

0x387 S6_IR1 SOCKET6 Interrupt Register

0x388 0x388 S6_SSR S6_SSR0 Reserved

0x389 S6_SSR1 SOCKET6 SOCKET Status Register

0x38A 0x38A S6_PORTR S6_PORTR0 SOCKET6 Source Port Register

0x38B S6_PORTR1

0x38C 0x38C S6_DHAR S6_DHAR0 SOCKET6 Destination Hardware

Address Register

0x38D S6_DHAR1

0x38E 0x38E S6_DHAR2 S6_DHAR2

0x38F S6_DHAR3

0x390 0x390 S6_DHAR4 S6_DHAR4

0x391 S6_DHAR5

0x392 0x392 S6_DPORTR S6_DPORTR0 SOCKET6 Destination Port Register

0x393 S6_DPORTR1

0x394 0x394 S6_DIPR S6_DIPR0 SOCKET6 Destination IP Address

Register

0x395 S6_DIPR1

0x396 0x396 S6_DIPR2 S6_DIPR2

0x397 S6_DIPR3

0x398 0x398 S6_MSSR S6_MSSR0 SOCKET6 Maximum Segment Size

Register

0x399 S6_MSSR1

0x39A 0x39A S6_PORTOR S6_KPALVTR SOCKET6 Keep Alive Time Register

0x39B S6_PROTOR SOCKET6 Protocol Number Register

0x39C 0x39C S6_TOSR S6_TOSR0 Reserved

0x39D S6_TOSR1 SOCKET6 TOS Register

0x39E 0x39E S6_TTLR S6_TTLR0 Reserved

0x39F S6_TTLR1 SOCKET6 TTL Register

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Description

16Bit 8Bit 16Bit 8Bit

0x3A0 0x3A0 S6_TX_WRSR S6_TX_WRSR0 Reserved

0x3A1 S6_TX_WRSR1 SOCKET6 TX Write Size Register

0x3A2 0x3A2 S6_TX_WRSR2 S6_TX_WRSR2

0x3A3 S6_TX_WRSR3

0x3A4 0x3A4 S6_TX_FSR S6_TX_FSR0 Reserved

0x3A5 S6_TX_FSR1 SOCKET6 TX Free Size Register

0x3A6 0x3A6 S6_TX_FSR2 S6_TX_FSR2

0x3A7 S6_TX_FSR3

0x3A8 0x3A8 S6_RX_RSR S6_RX_RSR0 Reserved

0x3A9 S6_RX_RSR1 SOCKET6 RX Receive Size Register

0x3AA 0x3AA S6_RX_RSR2 S6_RX_RSR2

0x3AB S6_RX_RSR3

0x3AC 0x3AC S6_FRAGR S6_FRAGR0 Reserved

0x3AD S6_FRAGR1 SOCKET6 IP FLAG Field Register

0x3AE 0x3AE S6_TX_FIFOR S6_TX_FIFOR0 SOCKET6 TX FIFO Register

0x3AF S6_TX_FIFOR1

0x3B0 0x3B0 S6_RX_FIFOR S6_RX_FIFOR0 SOCKET6 RX FIFO Register

0x3B1 S6_RX_FIFOR1

0x3B2 0x3B2 Reserved

0x3B3

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0x3BE 0x3BE Reserved

0x3BF

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Description

16Bit 8Bit 16Bit 8Bit

0x3C0 0x3C0 S7_MR S7_MR0 SOCKET7 Mode Register

0x3C1 S7_MR1

0x3C2 0x3C2 S7_CR S7_CR0 Reserved

0x3C3 S7_CR1 SOCKET7 Command Register

0x3C4 0x3C4 S7_IMR S7_IMR0 Reserved

0x3C5 S7_IMR1 SOCKET7 Interrupt Mask Register

0x3C6 0x3C6 S7_IR S7_IR0 Reserved

0x3C7 S7_IR1 SOCKET7 Interrupt Register

0x3C8 0x3C8 S7_SSR S7_SSR0 Reserved

0x3C9 S7_SSR1 SOCKET7 SOCKET Status Register

0x3CA 0x3CA S7_PORTR S7_PORTR0 SOCKET7 Source Port Register

0x3CB S7_PORTR1

0x3CC 0x3CC S7_DHAR S7_DHAR0 SOCKET7 Destination Hardware

Address Register

0x3CD S7_DHAR1

0x3CE 0x3CE S7_DHAR2 S7_DHAR2

0x3CF S7_DHAR3

0x3D0 0x3D0 S7_DHAR4 S7_DHAR4

0x3D1 S7_DHAR5

0x3D2 0x3D2 S7_DPORTR S7_DPORTR0 SOCKET7 Destination Port Register

0x3D3 S7_DPORTR1

0x3D4 0x3D4 S7_DIPR S7_DIPR0 SOCKET7 Destination IP Address

Register

0x3D5 S7_DIPR1

0x3D6 0x3D6 S7_DIPR2 S7_DIPR2

0x3D7 S7_DIPR3

0x3D8 0x3D8 S7_MSSR S7_MSSR0 SOCKET7 Maximum Segment Size

Register

0x3D9 S7_MSSR1

0x3DA 0x3DA S7_PORTOR S7_KPALVTR SOCKET7 Keep Alive Time Register

0x3DB S7_PROTOR SOCKET7 Protocol Number Register

0x3DC 0x3DC S7_TOSR S7_TOSR0 Reserved

0x3DD S7_TOSR1 SOCKET7 TOS Register

0x3DE 0x3DE S7_TTLR S7_TTLR0 Reserved

0x3DF S7_TTLR1 SOCKET7 TTL Register

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Description

16Bit 8Bit 16Bit 8Bit

0x3E0 0x3E0 S7_TX_WRSR S7_TX_WRSR0 Reserved

0x3E1 S7_TX_WRSR1 SOCKET7 TX Write Size Register

0x3E2 0x3E2 S7_TX_WRSR2 S7_TX_WRSR2

0x3E3 S7_TX_WRSR3

0x3E4 0x3E4 S7_TX_FSR S7_TX_FSR0 Reserved

0x3E5 S7_TX_FSR1 SOCKET7 TX Free Size Register

0x3E6 0x3E6 S7_TX_FSR2 S7_TX_FSR2

0x3E7 S7_TX_FSR3

0x3E8 0x3E8 S7_RX_RSR S7_RX_RSR0 Reserved

0x3E9 S7_RX_RSR1 SOCKET7 RX Receive Size Register

0x3EA 0x3EA S7_RX_RSR2 S7_RX_RSR2

0x3EB S7_RX_RSR3

0x3EC 0x3EC S7_FRAGR S7_FRAGR0 Reserved

0x3ED S7_FRAGR1 SOCKET7 IP FLAG Field Register

0x3EE 0x3EE S7_TX_FIFOR S7_TX_FIFOR0 SOCKET7 TX FIFO Register

0x3EF S7_TX_FIFOR1

0x3F0 0x3F0 S7_RX_FIFOR S7_RX_FIFOR0 SOCKET7 RX FIFO Register

0x3F1 S7_RX_FIFOR1

0x3F2 0x3F2 Reserved

0x3F3

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0x3FE 0x3FE Reserved

0x3FF

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4. Register Description

[Notation]

1. Symbol(Name)[R/W,RO,WO][AO1/AO2][Reset]

Symbol : Register Symbol

Name : Register Name

R/W : Read/Write

RO : Read Only

WO : Write Only

AO1 : Physical Address of W5300 reg. in T.M.S (For Direct address mode)

AO2 : Address Offset of W5300 reg. in W.M.S (For Indirect address mode)

Reset : Reset value

For convenience, we assume the Base Address(BA) of T.M.S is 0x08000, and BA of the

Physical Address of W5300 Register is 0x08000.

2. Pn_ : Buffer Ready PIN n("BRDYn") register prefix

Pn_BRDYR(BRDYn Configure register, 0 <= n <= 3)

3. Sn_ : SOCKETn register prefix

Sn_MR ( SOCKETn mode register, 0 <= n <= 7)

4.

Symbol of low address Reg. Bit 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8

Physical Address Symbol - - - - - - -

Address offset Reset Value 1 0 0 X U(R) 0 0

Symbol of high address

Reg.

Bit 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

Physical Address Symbol - - - - - - -

Address offset Reset Value 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

- : Reserved Bit 1 : Logical High 0 : Logical Low

X : Don’t Care U : 1 or 0 (R) : Read Only Bit

16 bit Register Symbol(AO1/AO2)

8bit Register Symbol

(AO1/AO2)

8bit Register Symbol

(AO1/AO2)

MSB(Value) LSB(Value)

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4.1 Mode Register

MR (Mode Register) [R/W] [0x08000/----][0x3800 or 0xB800]

MR sets the mode of W5300 such like that host Interface mode, MSB/LSB swap of

Sn_TX_FIOR & Sn_RX_FIFOR, S/W reset, internal TX/RX memory test, MSB/LSB swap of

data bus and address mode.

MR0 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8

0x08000 DBW MPF WDF2 WDF1 WDF0 RDH - FS

---- U(R) 0(R) 1 1 1 0 0 0

MR1 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

0x08001 RST - MT PB PPPoE DBS - IND

---- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

MR(15:8)/MR0(7:0)

Bit Symbol Description

15 DBW

Data Bus Width

0 : 8 bit data bus

1 : 16 bit data bus

At the reset time of W5300, it is fixed according to logic level of PIN

“BIT16EN”. After reset, it is not changed.

Refer to BIT16EN description of “1.1 PIN Layout”

14 MPF

MAC Layer Pause Frame

0 : Normal frame

1 : Pause frame

It is set as ‘1’, when pause frame is received from router or switch. When set

as ‘1’, all data transmit is paused until changing to ‘0’.

13 WDF2 Write Data Fetch Time

When Host-Write operation, since ‘/CS’ is asserted low, W5300 fetches

Write-Data after WRF X PLL_CLK.

If Host-Write operation is finished (‘/CS’ is de-asserted high) before WRF X

PLL_CLK, Write-Data is fetched at the time that ‘/CS’ is de-asserted high.

12 WDF1

11 WDF0

10 RDH Read Data Hold Time

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0 : No use data hold time

1 : Use data hold time (2 X PLL_CLK)

When Host-Read operation, W5300 holds the Read-Data during 2 X

PLL_CLK after Host-Read operation is finished (‘/CS’ is de-asserted high). In

this case, be careful of collision of data bus.

9 - Reserved

8 FS

FIFO Swap Bit

0 : Disable swap

1 : Enable swap

It swaps the most significant byte (MSB) and least significant byte (LSB).

Basically, the byte ordering of W5300 is big-endian. If the target host system

is based on little-endian, you can switch the byte ordering of

Sn_TX_FIFOR/Sn_RX_FIFOR by setting this bit as ‘1’, and use it as like

little-endian.

MR(7:0)/MR1(7:0)

Bit Symbol Description

7 RST

S/W Reset

If it’s set as ‘1’, W5300 is reset.

This bit is automatically cleared after reset.

6 - Reserved

5 MT

Memory Test Bit

0 : Disable internal TX/RX memory test

1 : Enable internal TX/RX memory test

Basically, internal TX memory of W5300 supports Host-Write operation

through Sn_TX_FIFOR, and internal RX memory does Host-Read operation

through Sn_RX_FIFOR. However if this bit is set as ‘1’, internal TX/RX

memory supports both of Host-Read and Host-Write operation through

Sn_TX_FIFOR/Sn_RX_FIFOR , and verifies the internal TX/RX memory.

After testing W5300 internal TX/RX memory, be sure to reset or close the

SOCKET.

For the detail, refer to “How to test internal TX/RX memory”.

4 PB Ping Block Mode

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0 : Disable Ping block

1 : Enable Ping block

When this bit is set as ‘1’, Auto-ping-reply-process of ICMP logic block is

disabled, and Ping-reply(ICMP echo reply) is not processed to the Ping-

request(ICMP echo request).

cf> Even though ping block mode is ‘0’, when a user uses ICMP SOCKET

(Sn_MR(P3:P0)=Sn_MR_IPRAW and Sn_PROTOR1=0x01), Auto-ping-

reply is not processed. Auto-ping-reply supports max.119Bytes.

3 PPPoE

PPPoE Mode

0 : Disable PPPoE mode

1 : Enable PPPoE mode

This bit should be set as ‘1’, when connecting to PPPOE server without

router or others. For the detail, refer to “How to use PPPoE in W5300”

2 DBS

Data Bus Swap

0 : Disable swap

1 : Enable swap

FS bit only swaps MSB and LSB of Sn_TX_FIFOR/Sn_RX_FIFOR.

However, this bit swaps MSB and LSB of all registers including

Sn_TX_FIFOR/Sn_RX_FIFOR. This bit is valid when DBW bit is ‘1’

1 - Reserved

0 IND

Indirect Bus I/F mode

0 : Direct address Mode

1 : Indirect address Mode

It sets host interface mode of W5300.

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4.2 Indirect Mode Registers

In case of MR(IND) = ‘1’, W5300 operates as indirect address mode. Target host system can

access indirectly COMMON and SOCKET registers using only MR, IDM_AR, IDM_DR(That is,

Target host system can access directly MR, IDM_AR, IDM_DR which are only mapped in T.M.S).

IDM_AR(Indirect Mode Address Register) [R/W] [0x08002/----][0x0000]

It sets an address offset of COMMON registers or SOCKET registers that are indirectly

accessible. IDM_AR(0) or IDM_AR1(0) which is the least significant bit of IDM_AR, are ignored.

Ex) Accessing S4_RX_FIFOR(0x330) is as below.

IDM_AR0 = MSB (0x03) of address offset of S4_RX_FIFOR

IDM_AR1 = LSB (0x30) of address offset of S4_RX_FIFOR

IDM_AR(0x08002/----)

IDM_AR0(0x08002/----) IDM_AR1(0x08003/----)

0x03 0x30

IDM_DR(Indirect Mode Data Register) [R/W] [0x08004/----][0x0000]

It accesses a real data value of COMMON or SOCKET registers that are indirectly accessible.

IDM_DR0 corresponds to MSB values of the register addressed by IDM_AR, and IDM_DR1

does to LSB value of that.

When using 8bit data bus width and accessing LSB of any register, IDM_DR1 should be

accessed. When accessing MSB, IDM_DR0 should be accessed.

It accesses the real value of COMMON or SOCKET registers which have the address offset in

IDM_AR.

The MSB and LSB value of register addressed by IDM_AR corresponds to DM_DR0 and

IDM_DR1 respectively.

At 8 bit data bus width, if the host access the LSB value of register addressed by IDM_AR then

use IDM_DR1, and if the host access the MSB value of that then use IDM_DR0.

Ex1) When the host writes IR(0x002) with the value 0x80F0,

16 Bit Data Bus Width ( MR(DBW) = ‘1’) 8 Bit Data Bus Width ( MR(DBW) = ‘0’)

IDM_AR = 0x0002

IDM_DR = 0x80F0

IDM_AR0 = 0x00

IDM_AR1 = 0x02

IDM_DR0 = 0x80

IDM_DR1 = 0xF0

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Ex2) When the host reads IR(0x0FE) and saves it in variable ‘val’,

16 Bit Data Bus Width ( MR(DBW) = ‘1’) 8 Bit Data Bus Width ( MR(DBW) = ‘0’)

IDM_AR = 0x0002

val = IDM_DR

IDM_AR0 = 0x00

IDM_AR1 = 0x02

val = IDM_DR0

val = (val << 8) + IDM_DR1

IDM_AR(0x08002/----)

IDM_AR0(0x08002/----) IDM_AR1(0x08003/----)

0x00 0x02

IDM_DR(0x08004/----)

IDM_DR0(0x08004/----) IDM_DR1(0x08005/----)

MSB(IR0) of IR LSB(IR1) of IR

4.3 COMMON Registers

IR (Interrupt Register) [R/W] [0x08002/0x002] [0x0000]

IR is the register to notify W5300 interrupt type to the host. When any interrupt occurs, the

related bit of IR is set as ‘1’, and if the related interrupt mask bit is ‘1’ then ‘/INT’ signal is

asserted low.

‘/INT’ signal keeps low until all bits of IR becomes ‘0’. If all bits of IR become ‘0’, it is de-asserted

high. In order to clear IR0’s bit which was set as ‘1’, the host should write the bit as ‘1’. In case

of IR1’s bit which was set as ‘1’, it is automatically cleared when clearing all bits of the related

Sn_IR.

IR0 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8

0x08002 IPCF DPUR PPPT FMTU - - - -

0x002 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

IR1 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

0x08003 S7_INT S6_INT S5_INT S4_INT S3_INT S2_INT S1_INT S0_INT

0x003 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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IR(15:8)/IR0(7:0)

Bit Symbol Description

15 IPCF

IP Conflict

It’s set as ‘1’ when IP address is conflicted (when receiving ARP-request

packet having same IP address as source IP address of W5300). When it’s

set as ‘1’, there is another device using same IP address on the network to

cause communication problem. Therefore, quick step is required to settle

this problem.

14 DPUR

Destination Port unreachable

It’s set as ‘1’ when receiving ICMP(Destination port unreachable) packet.

Refer to UIPR and UPORTR.

13 PPPT

PPPoE Terminate

When the connection with server is closed at the PPPoE mode, it is set as

‘1’.

12 FMTU

Fragment MTU

When receiving ICMP (Fragment MTU) packet, it’s set as ‘1’

Refer to FMTUR.

11 - Reserved

10 - Reserved

9 - Reserved

8 - Reserved

IR(7:0)/IR1(7:0)

Bit Symbol Description

7 S7_INT

Occurrence of SOCKET7 Interrupt

When an interrupt occurs at the SOCKET7, it becomes ‘1’. This interrupt

information is applied to S7_IR1. This bit is automatically cleared when

S7_IR1 is cleared to 0x00 by host.

6 S6_INT

Occurrence of SOCKET6 Interrupt

When an interrupt occurs at the SOCKET6, it becomes ‘1’. This interrupt

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information is applied to S6_IR1. This bit is automatically cleared when

S6_IR1 is cleared to 0x00 by host.

5 S5_INT

Occurrence of SOCKET5 Interrupt

When an interrupt occurs at the SOCKET5, it becomes ‘1’. This interrupt

information is applied to S5_IR1. This bit is automatically cleared when

S5_IR1 is cleared to 0x00 by host.

4 S4_INT

Occurrence of SOCKET4 Interrupt

When an interrupt occurs at the SOCKET4, it becomes ‘1’. This interrupt

information is applied to S4_IR1. This bit is automatically cleared when

S4_IR1 is cleared to 0x00 by host.

3 S3_INT

Occurrence of SOCKET3 Interrupt

When an interrupt occurs at the SOCKET3, it becomes ‘1’. This interrupt

information is applied to S3_IR1. This bit is automatically cleared when

S3_IR1 is cleared to 0x00 by host.

2 S2_INT

Occurrence of SOCKET2 Interrupt

When an interrupt occurs at the SOCKET2, it becomes ‘1’. This interrupt

information is applied to S2_IR1. This bit is automatically cleared when

S2_IR1 is cleared to 0x00 by host.

1 S1_INT

Occurrence of SOCKET1 Interrupt

When an interrupt occurs at the SOCKET1, it becomes ‘1’. This interrupt

information is applied to S1_IR1. This Bit is automatically cleared when

S1_IR1 is cleared to 0x00 by host.

0 S0_INT

Occurrence of SOCKET0 Interrupt

When an interrupt occurs at the SOCKET0, it becomes ‘1’. This interrupt

information is applied to S1_IR1. This bit is automatically cleared when

S1_IR1 is cleared to 0x00 by host.

IMR (Interrupt Mask Register) [R/W] [0x08004/0x004] [0x0000]

It configures W5300’s interrupt to notify the host. Each interrupt mask bit of IMR corresponds to

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each interrupt bit of IR. When any bit of IR is set as ‘1’ and its corresponding bit of IMR is also

set as ‘1’, interrupt is issued to the host. (‘/INT’ pin is asserted from high to low). If

corresponding IMR bit is not set as ‘0’, the interrupt is not issued to the host (‘INT’ pin keeps

high) even though IR bit is set as ‘1’.

IMR0 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8

0x08004 IPCF DPUR

PPPT

FMTU

- - - -

0x004 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

IMR1 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

0x08005 S7_INT S6_INT S5_INT S4_INT S3_INT S2_INT S1_INT S0_INT

0x005 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

IMR(15:8)/IMR0(7:0)

Bit Symbol Description

15 IPCF IR(IPCF) Interrupt Mask

14 DPUR IR(DPUR) Interrupt Mask

13 PPPT IR(PPPT) Interrupt Mask

12 FMTU IR(FMTU) Interrupt Mask

11 - Reserved

10 - Reserved

9 - Reserved

8 - Reserved

IMR(7:0)/IMR1(7:0)

Bit Symbol Description

7 S7_INT IR(S7_INT) Interrupt Mask

6 S6_INT IR(S6_INT) Interrupt Mask

5 S5_INT IR(S5_INT) Interrupt Mask

4 S4_INT IR(S4_INT) Interrupt Mask

3 S3_INT IR(S3_INT) Interrupt Mask

2 S2_INT IR(S2_INT) Interrupt Mask

1 S1_INT IR(S1_INT) Interrupt Mask

0 S0_INT IR(S0_INT) Interrupt Mask

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SHAR (Source Hardware Address Register) [R/W] [0x08008/0x008] [00.00.00.00.00.00]

It configures source hardware address (MAC address).

Ex) In case of “00.08.DC.01.02.03”

SHAR(0x08008/0x008)

SHAR0(0x08008/0x008) SHAR1(0x08009/0x009)

0x00 0x08

SHAR2(0x0800A/0x00A)

SHAR2(0x0800A/0x00A) SHAR3(0x0800B/0x00B)

0xDC 0x01

SHAR4(0x0800C/0x00C)

SHAR4(0x0800C/0x00C) SHAR5(0x0800D/0x00D)

0x02 0x03

GAR (Gateway IP Address Register) [R/W] [0x08010/0x010] [00.00.00.00]

It configures gateway IP address.

Ex) in case of “192.168.0.1”

GAR(0x08010/0x010) GAR2(0x08012/0x012)

GAR0(0x08010/0x010) GAR1(0x08011/0x011) GAR2(0x08012/0x012) GAR3(0x08013/0x013)

192(0xC0) 168(0xA8) 0(0x00) 1(0x01)

SUBR (Subnet Mask Register) [R/W] [0x08014/0x014] [00.00.00.00]

It configures subnet mask address.

Ex) in case of “255.255.255.0”

SUBR(0x08014/0x014) SUBR2(0x08016/0x016)

SUBR0(0x08014/0x01

4)

SUBR1(0x08015/0x01

5)

SUBR2(0x08016/0x01

6)

SUBR3(0x08017/0x01

7)

255 (0xFF) 255 (0xFF) 255 (0xFF) 0 (0x00)

SIPR (Source IP Address Register) [R/W] [0x08018/0x018] [00.00.00.00]

It configures source IP address or notifies source IP address acquired by PPPoE-process of

W5300.

Ex) in case of “192.168.0.3”

SIPR(0x08018/0x018) SIPR2(0x0801A/0x01A)

SIPR0(0x08018/0x018 SIPR1(0x08019/0x019 SIPR2(0x0801A/0x01A SIPR3(0x0801B/0x01B

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192(0xC0) 168(0xA8) 0(0x00) 3(0x03)

RTR (Retransmission Timeout-period Register) [R/W] [0x0801C/0x01C] [0x07D0]

It configures retransmission timeout-period. The standard unit of RTR is 100us. RTR is

initialized with 2000(0x07D0) and has 200ms timeout-period.

Ex) When timeout-period is set as 400ms, RTR = (400ms / 1ms) X 10 = 4000(0x0FA0)

RTR(0x0801C/0x01C)

RTR0(0x0801C/0x01C) RTR1(0x0801D/0x01D)

0x0F 0xA0

RCR (Retransmission Retry-Count Register) [R/W] [0x0801E/0x001E] [0x--08]

It configures the number of retransmission times. When retransmission occurs as many as

‘RCR+1’ times, Timeout interrupt is set (‘TIMEOUT’ bit of Sn_IR is set as ‘1’).

In TCP communication, the value of Sn_SSR is changed to ‘SOCK_CLOSED’ at the same time

with Sn_IR(TIMEOUT) = ‘1’. Not in TCP communication, only Sn_IR(TIMEOUT) = ‘1’.

Ex) RCR = 0x0007

RCR(0x0801E/0x01E)

RCR0(0x0801E/0x01C) RCR1(0x0801F/0x01F)

Reserved 0x07

The timeout of W5300 can be configurable with RTR and RCR. W5300’s timeout has ARP and

TCP retransmission timeout.

At the ARP(Refer to RFC 826, http://www.ietf.org/rfc.html) retransmission timeout, W5300

automatically sends ARP-request to the peer’s IP address in order to acquire MAC address

information (used for communication of IP, UDP, or TCP). As waiting for ARP-response from the

peer, if there is no response during the time set in RTR, Timeout occurs and ARP-request is re-

transmitted. It is repeated as many as ‘RCR + 1’ times.

Even after ARP-request retransmissions are repeated ‘RCR + 1’ times, if there is no ARP-

response, the final timeout occurs and Sn_IR(TIMEOUT) becomes ‘1’.

The value of final timeout (ARPTO) of ARP-request is as below.

At the TCP packet retransmission timeout, W5300 transmits TCP packets (SYN, FIN, RST,

ARPTO = ( RTR X 0.1ms ) X ( RCR + 1 )

6‘71an Ex) When RTR = 2000(0x07D0), RCR = 0(0x000a), ARPTO = 2000 x 0.1ms x 9 =1800ms =1.85 TCF’TO: (OXO7D0 + OXOFAO + 0x1F40 + OXSESO + 0X7D00 + 0xFA00 + 0xFA00 + OXFAOO + OXFAOO) X 0,1ms = (2000 + 4000 + 8000 + 16000 + 32000 + ((8 - 4) x 64000)) x 0.1ms = 318000 X 0.1ms = 31.85 © Copyrigm 2008-2010 WIZne‘ 00., m0. AH rigms reserved. 56 0089M "Ollnlos ALI/moauuog ;

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DATA packets) and waits for the acknowledgement (ACK) during the time set in RTR and RCR.

If there is no ACK from the peer, Timeout occurs and TCP packets (sent earlier) are

retransmitted. The retransmissions are repeated as many as ‘RCR + 1’ times. Even after TCP

packet retransmissions are repeated ‘RCR +1’ times, if there is no ACK from the peer, final

timeout occurs and Sn_SSR is changed to ‘SOCK_CLOSED” at the same time with

Sn_IR(TIMEOUT) = ‘1’

The value of final timeout (TCPTO) of TCP packet retransmission can be calculated as below,

Ex) When RTR = 2000(0x07D0), RCR = 8(0x0008),

ARPTO = 2000 X 0.1ms X 9 = 1800ms = 1.8s

TCPTO = (0x07D0 + 0x0FA0 + 0x1F40 + 0x3E80 + 0x7D00 + 0xFA00 + 0xFA00 + 0xFA00 + 0xFA00) X

0.1ms

= (2000 + 4000 + 8000 + 16000 + 32000 + ((8 - 4) X 64000)) X 0.1ms

= 318000 X 0.1ms = 31.8s

M

TCPTO = ( Σ(RTR X 2N ) + ((RCR-M) X RTRMAX) ) X 0.1ms

N=0

N : Retransmission count, 0 <= N <= M

M : Minimum value when RTR X 2(M+1) > 65535 and 0 <= M <= RCR

RTRMAX : RTR X 2M

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TMSR(TX Memory Size Register) [R/W] [0x08020/0x020] [08.08.08.08.08.08.08.08]

It configures internal TX memory size of each SOCKET. TX memory size of each SOCKET is

configurable in the range of 0~64Kbytes. 8Kbytes is assigned when reset. Total memory size of

each SOCKET’s TX memory (TMSSUM) should be the multiple of 8. The sum of TMSSUM and

RMSSUM (Total size of each SOCKET’s RX memory) is 128KBytes.

TMS01R(TX Memory Size of SOCKET0/1 Register) [R/W] [0x08020/0x020] [0x0808]

It configures internal TX memory size.

Ex1) SOCKET0 : 4KB, SOCKET1 : 16KB

TMS01R(0x08020/0x020)

TMSR0(0x08020/0x020) TMSR1(0x08021/0x021)

4 (0x04) 16 (0x10)

TMS23R(TX Memory Size of SOCKET2/3 Register) [R/W] [0x08022/0x022] [0x0808]

It configures internal TX memory size of SOCKET2 and SOCKET3.

Ex2) SOCKET2 : 1KB, SOCKET3 : 20KB

TMS23R(0x08020/0x020)

TMSR2(0x08022/0x022) TMSR3(0x08023/0x023)

1 (0x01) 20 (0x14)

TMS45R(TX Memory Size of SOCKET4/5 Register) [R/W] [0x08024/0x024] [0x0808]

It configures internal TX memory size of SOCKET4 and SOCKET5.

Ex3) SOCKET4 : 0KB, SOCKET5 : 7KB

TMS45R(0x08024/0x024)

TMSR4(0x08024/0x024) TMSR5(0x08025/0x025)

0 (0x00) 7 (0x07)

TMS67R(TX Memory Size of SOCKET6/7 Register) [R/W] [0x08024/0x024] [0x0808]

It configures internal TX memory size of SOCKET6 and SOCKET7.

Ex4) SOCKET6 : 12KB, SOCKET7 : 12KB

TMS67R(0x08026/0x026)

TMSR6(0x08026/0x026) TMSR7(0x08027/0x027)

12 (0x0C) 12 (0x0C)

As shown in above Ex1) ~ Ex4), TMSSUM(TMSR0 + TMSR1 + TMSR2 + TMSR3 + TMSR4 +

TMSR5 + TMSR6 + TMSR7) is 72, the multiple of 8 (72 % 8 = 0)

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RMSR(RX Memory Size Register) [R/W] [0x08028/0x028] [08.08.08.08.08.08.08.08]

It configures internal RX memory size of each SOCKET.

RX memory size of each SOCKET is configurable in the range of 0Kbyte ~ 64Kbytes. 8Kbytes

is assigned when reset. The sum of RMSSUM and TMSSUM should be 128KB.

RMS01R(RX Memory Size of SOCKET0/1 Register) [R/W] [0x08028/0x028] [0x0808]

It configures internal RX memory size of SOCKET0 and SOCKET1.

Ex5) SOCKET0 : 17KB, SOCKET1 : 3KB

RMS01R(0x08028/0x028)

RMSR0(0x08028/0x028) RMSR1(0x08029/0x029)

17 (0x11) 3 (0x03)

RMS23R(RX Memory Size of SOCKET2/3 Register) [R/W] [0x0802A/0x02A] [0x0808]

It configures internal RX memory size of SOCKET2 and SOCKET3.

Ex6) SOCKET2 : 5KB, SOCKET3 : 16KB

RMS23R(0x0802A/0x02A)

RMSR2(0x0802A/0x02A) RMSR3(0x0802B/0x02B)

5 (0x05) 16 (0x10)

RMS45R(RX Memory Size of SOCKET4/5 Register) [R/W] [0x0802C/0x02C] [0x0808]

It configures internal RX memory size of SOCKET4 and SOCKET5.

Ex7) SOCKET4 : 3KB, SOCKET5 : 4KB

RMS45R(0x0802C/0x02C)

RMSR4(0x0802C/0x02C) RMSR5(0x0802D/0x02D)

3 (0x03) 4 (0x04)

RMS67R(TX Memory Size of SOCKET6/7 Register) [R/W] [0x0802E/0x02F] [0x0808]

It configures internal RX memory size of SOCKET6 and SOCKET7.

Ex8) SOCKET6 : 4KB, SOCKET7 : 4KB

RMS67R(0x0802E/0x02E)

RMSR6(0x0802E/0x02E) RMSR7(0x0802F/0x02F)

4 (0x04) 4 (0x04)

As shown above Ex1) ~ Ex8), RMSSUM(RMSR0 + RMSR1 + RMSR2 + RMSR3 + RMSR4 +

RMSR5 + RMSR6 + RMSR7) is set as 56. The sum of TMSSUM and RMSSUM is 128.

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MTYPER(Memory Type Register) [R/W] [0x08030/0x030] [0x00FF]

W5300’s 128Kbytes data memory (Internal TX/RX memory) is composed of 16 memory blocks

of 8Kbytes. MTYPER configures type of each 8KB memory block – RX or TX memory. The type

of 8KB memory block corresponds to each bit of MTYPER. When the bit is ‘1’, it is used as TX

memory, and the bit is ‘0’, it is used as RX memory. MTYPER is configured as TX memory type

from the lower bit. The rest of the bits not configured as TX memory, should be set as ‘0’.

MTYPER0 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8

0x08030 MB15 MB14

MB13

MB12

MB11 MB10 MB9 MB8

0x030 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

MTYPER1 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

0x08031 MB7 MB6 MB5 MB4 MB3 MB2 MB1 MB0

0x031 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

MTYPER(15:8)/MTYPER0(7:0)

Bit Symbol Description

15 MB15 16th Memory Block Type

14 MB14 15th Memory Block Type

13 MB13 14th Memory Block Type

12 MB12 13th Memory Block Type

11 MB11 12th Memory Block Type

10 MB10 11th Memory Block Type

9 MB9 10th Memory Block Type

8 MB8 9th Memory Block Type

MTYPER(7:0)/MTYPER1(7:0)

Bit Symbol Description

7 MB7 8th Memory Block Type

6 MB6 7th Memory Block Type

5 MB5 6th Memory Block Type

4 MB4 5th Memory Block Type

3 MB3 4th Memory Block Type

2 MB2 3rd Memory Block Type

1 MB1 2nd Memory Block Type

0 MB0 1st Memory Block Type

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Ex1) TMSSUM = 72, RMSSUM = 56

As 72 / 8 = 9, from MB0 to MB8 are set as TX memory.

MTYPER(0x08030/0x030)

MTYPER0(0x08030/0x030) MTYPER1(0x08031/0x031)

0x01 0xFF

Ex2) TMSSUM = 128, RMSSUM = 0

MTYPER(0x08030/0x030)

MTYPER0(0x08030/0x030) MTYPER1(0x08031/0x031)

0xFF 0xFF

Ex3) TMSSUM = 0, RMSSUM = 128

MTYPER(0x08030/0x030)

MTYPER0(0x08030/0x030) MTYPER1(0x08031/0x031)

0x00 0x00

PATR (PPPoE Authentication Type Register) [R] [0x08032/0x032] [0x0000]

It notifies authentication method negotiated with PPPoE server.

W5300 supports 2 types of authentication methods.

Value Authentication method

0xC023 PAP

0xC223 CHAP

Ex) PATR = ‘CHAP’

PATR(0x08032/0x032)

PATR0(0x08032/0x032) PATR1(0x08033/0x033)

0xC2 0x23

PTIMER(PPP Link Control Protocol Request Timer Register)[R/W][0x08036/0x036][0x--28]

It configures transmitting timer of link control protocol (LCP) echo request. Value 1 is about

25ms.

Ex) PTIMER = 200 (200 * 25ms = 5000ms = 5s)

PTIMER(0x08036/0x037)

PTIMER0(0x08036/0x036) PTIMER1(0x08037/0x037)

Reserved 200 (0xC8)

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PMAGICR(PPP LCP Magic number Register)[R/W][0x08038/0x038][0x--00]

It configures byte value to be used for 4bytes “Magic Number” during LCP negotiation with

PPPoE server. For the detail, refer to “How to use PPPoE in W5300”.

Ex) PMAGICR = 0x01

PMAGICR(0x08036/0x037)

PMAGICR0(0x08038/0x038) PMAGICR1(0x08039/0x039)

Reserved 0x01

Magic number = 0x01010101

PSIDR(PPPoE Session ID Register)[R][0x0803C/0x03C][0x0000]

It notifies PPP session ID to be used for communication with PPPoE server (acquired by

PPPoE-process of W5300).

Ex) PSIDR = 0x0017

PSIDR(0x0803C/0x03C)

PSIDR0(0x0803C/0x03C) PSIDR1(0x0803D/0x03D)

0x00 0x17

PDHAR(PPPoE Destination Hardware Address Register)[R][0x08040/0x040]

[00.00.00.00.00.00]

It notifies hardware address of PPPoE server (acquired by PPPoE-process of W5300).

Ex) PDHAR = 00.01.02.03.04.05

PDHAR(0x08040/0x040)

PDHAR0(0x08040/0x040) PDHAR1(0x08041/0x041)

0x00 0x01

PDHAR2(0x08042/0x042)

PDHAR2(0x08042/0x042) PDHAR3(0x08043/0x043)

0x02 0x03

PDHAR4(0x08044/0x044)

PDHAR4(0x08044/0x044) PDHAR5(0x08045/0x045)

0x04 0x05

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UIPR (Unreachable IP Address Register) [R] [0x08048/0x048] [00.00.00.00]

UPORTR (Unreachable Port Register) [R] [0x0804C/0x04C] [0x0000]

When trying to transmit UDP data to destination port number which is not open, W5300 can

receive ICMP (Destination port unreachable) packet. In this case, IR(DPUR) becomes ‘1’ and

destination IP address and unreachable port number of ICMP packet can be acquired through

UIPR and UPORTR.

Ex1) UIPR = 192.168.0.11

UIPR(0x08048/0x048) UIPR2(0x0804A/0x04A)

UIPR0(0x08048/0x048) UIPR1(0x08049/0x049) UIPR2(0x0804A/0x04A) UIPR3(0x0804B/0x04B)

192 (0xC0) 168 (0xA8) 0 (0x00) 11 (0x0B)

Ex2) UPORT = 5000(0x1388)

UPORTR(0x0804C/0x04C)

UPORTR0(0x0804C/0x04C) UPORTR1(0x0804D/0x04D)

0x13 0x18

FMTUR (Fragment MTU Register) [R] [0x0804E/0x04E] [0x0000]

When communicating with the peer having a different MTU, W5300 can receive an

ICMP(Fragment MTU) packet. At this case, IR(FMTU) becomes ‘1’ and destination IP address

and fragment MTU value of ICMP packet can be acquired through UIPR and FMTUR. In order

to keep communicating with the peer having Fragment MTU, set the FMTUR first in Sn_MSSR

of the SOCKETn, and try the next communication.

Ex) FMTUR = 512(0x200)

FMTUR(0x0804E/0x04E)

FMTUR0(0x0804E/0x04E) FMTUR1(0x0804F/0x04F)

0x02 0x00

Pn_BRDYR (PIN "BRDYn" Configure Register) [R/W] [0x08060+4n/0x060+4n] [0x--00]

It configures the PIN "BRDYn" which is monitoring TX/RX memory status of the specified

SOCKET. If the free buffer size of TX memory is same or bigger than the buffer depth of

Pn_BDPTHR, or received buffer size of RX memory is same or bigger than the Pn_BDPTHR,

PIN "BRDYn" is signaled.

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Pn_BRDYR0 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8

0x08060 + 4n - -

-

- - - -

0x060 + 4n 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Pn_BRDYR1 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

0x08061 PEN PMT PPL - - SN2 SN1 SN0

0x061 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0

Pn_BRDYR(7:0)/Pn_BRDYR1(7:0)

Bit Symbol Description

7 PEN

PIN “BRDYn” Enable

0 : Disable BRDYn

1 : Enable BRDYn

When using PIN "BRDYn", set it as "1".

6 PMT

PIN Memory Type

0 : RX memory

1 : TX memory

It sets the type of SOCKET memory to monitor.

5 PPL

PIN Polarity

0 : Low sensitive

1 : High sensitive

When Free/Received buffer size of TX/RX memory is same or bigger than

Pn_DPTHR, set the logic level of PIN "BRDYn" to be signaled to the host.

4 - Reserved

3 - Reserved

2 SN2

SOCKET Number

Set the SOCKET number to monitor through PIN "BRDYn".

SN2 SN1 SN0 SN2 SN1 SN0

7 1 1 1 3 0 1 1

6 1 1 0 2 0 1 0

5 1 0 1 1 0 0 1

4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

1 SN1

0 SN0

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P0_BRDYR (PIN "BRDY0" Configure Register) [R/W] [0x08060/0x060] [0x--00]

It configures PIN "BRDY0".

P1_BRDYR (PIN "BRDY1" Configure Register) [R/W] [0x08064/0x064] [0x--00]

It configures PIN "BRDY1".

P2_BRDYR (PIN "BRDY2" Configure Register) [R/W] [0x08068/0x068] [0x--00]

It configures PIN "BRDY2".

P3_BRDYR (PIN "BRDY3" Configure Register) [R/W] [0x0806C/0x06C] [0x--00]

It configures PIN "BRDY3".

Pn_BDPTHR (PIN "BRDYn" Buffer Depth Register) [R/W] [0x08062/0x062] [0xUUUU]

It configures buffer depth of PIN "BRDYn". When monitoring TX memory and Sn_TX_FSR is

same or bigger than Pn_DPTHR, the PIN "BRDYn" is signaled. When monitoring RX memory

and if Sn_RX_RSR is same or bigger than Pn_BDPTHR, PIN "BRDYn" is signaled. The value

for Pn_BDPTHR can't exceed TX/RX memory size allocated by TMSR or RMSR.

P0_BDPTHR (PIN "BRDY0" Buffer Depth Register) [R/W] [0x08062/0x062] [0xUUUU]

Sets buffer depth of PIN "BRDY0".

P1_BDPTHR (PIN "BRDY1" Buffer Depth Register) [R/W] [0x08066/0x066] [0xUUUU]

Sets buffer depth of PIN "BRDY1".

P2_BDPTHR (PIN "BRDY2" Buffer Depth Register) [R/W] [0x0806A/0x06A] [0xUUUU]

Sets buffer depth of PIN "BRDY2".

P3_BDPTHR (PIN "BRDY3" Buffer Depth Register) [R/W] [0x0806E/0x06E] [0xUUUU]

Sets buffer depth of PIN "BRDY3".

Ex) When monitoring if the free size of SOCKET5 TX memory is 2048 through PIN "BRDY3"

with high sensitive,

P3_BRDYR = 0x00E5

P3_BRDYR(0x0806C/0x06C)

P3_BRDYR0(0x0806C/0x06C) P3_BRDYR1(0x0806D/0x06D)

Reserved 0xE5

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P3_BDPTHR = 2048(0x0800)

P3_BDPTHR(0x0806E/0x06E)

P3_BDPTHR0(0x0806E/0x06E) P3_BDPTHR1(0x0806F/0x06F)

0x08 0x00

When monitoring RX memory of SOCKETn with ‘BRDYRn’, ‘BRDYRn’ timing is as below.

a. Sn_RX_RSR > Sn_BDPTHR detected

b. After 1 NIC_CLK, PIN ‘BRDYn’ is asserted high

c. Sn_RX_RSR is decreased by host' RX memory Read, and "Sn_RX_RSR < Sn_BDPTHR" is

detected.

d. After 1 NIC_CLK, PIN ‘BRDYn’ is de-asserted low.

Assert Time : Active Time of BRDYRn. It maintains during "Sn_RX_RSR > Sn_BDPTHR" (at least

80ns).

Fig 4. ‘BRDYn’ Timing

IDR (Identification Register) [R] [0x080FE/0x0FF] [0x5300]

It notifies W5300's ID value.

IDR(0x080FE/0x0FE)

FMTUR0(0x080FE/0x0FE) FMTUR1(0x080FF/0x0FF)

0x53 0x00

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4.4 SOCKET Registers

Sn_MR (SOCKETn Mode Register) [R/W] [0x08200+0x40n/0x200+0x40n] [0x0000]

It configures the protocol type or option of SOCKETn.

Sn_MR0 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8

0x08200 + 0x40n - -

-

- - - ALIGN

0x200 + 0x40n 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Sn_MR1 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

0x08201 + 0x40n MULTI -

ND/MC

- P3 P2 P1 P0

0x201 + 0x40n 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0

Sn_MR(15:8)/Sn_MR0(7:0)

Bit Symbol Description

15 - Reserved

14 - Reserved

13 - Reserved

12 - Reserved

11 - Reserved

10 - Reserved

9 - Reserved

8 ALIGN

Alignment

0 : No use alignment

1 : Use alignment

It is valid only in the TCP (P3 ~ P0 : "0001")

With TCP communication, when every the received DATA packet size is of

even number and set as '1', data receiving performance can be improved by

removing PACKET-INFO(data size) that is attached to every the received

DATA packet. For the detail, refer to "5.2.1.1 TCP SERVER"

Sn_MR(7:0)/Sn_MR1(7:0)

Bit Symbol Description

7 MULTI

Multicasting

0 : Disable multicasting

1 : Enable multicasting

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It is valid only in UDP (P3~03 : “0010”).

In order to implement multicasting, set the IP address and port number in

Sn_DIPR and Sn_DPORTR respectively before "OPEN" command.

6 MF

MAC Filter

0 : Disable MAC filter

1 : Enable MAC filter

It is valid in MACRAW(P3~P0 : “0100”).

When this bit is set as ‘1’, W5300 can receive packet that is belong in itself

or broadcasting. When this bit is set as ‘0’, W5300 can receive all packets on

Ethernet. When using the hybrid TCP/IP stack, it is recommended to be set

as ‘1’ for reducing the receiving overhead of host.

5 ND/IGMPv

Use No Delayed ACK

0 : Disable no delayed ACK option

1 : Enable no delayed ACK option

It is valid in TCP(P3~P0 : “0001”).

In case that it is set as '1', ACK packet is transmitted right after receiving

DATA packet from the peer. It is recommended to be set as '1' for TCP

performance improvement.

In case that it is set as '0', ACK packet is transmitted after the time set in

RTR regardless of DATA packet receipt.

IGMP version

0 : using IGMP version 2

1 : using IGMP version 1

It is valid in case of MULTI='1' and UDP(P3~P0 : “0010”).

It configures IGMP version to send IGMP message such as

Join/Leave/Report to multicast-group.

4 - Reserved

3 P3

Protocol

It configures communication protocol (TCP, UDP, IP RAW, MAC RAW) in

each SOCKET or PPPoE SOCKET to operate with PPPoE server.

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2 P2

Symbol P3 P2 P1 P0 Meaning

Sn_MR_CLOSE 0 0 0 0 Closed

Sn_MR_TCP 0 0 0 1 TCP

Sn_MR_UDP 0 0 1 0 UDP

Sn_MR_IPRAW 0 0 1 1 IP RAW

S0_MR_MACRAW 0 1 0 0 MAC RAW

S0_MR_PPPoE 0 1 0 1

S0_MR_MACRAW and S0_MR_PPPoE are valid only in SOCKET0.

S0_MR_PPPoE is temporarily used for PPPoE server

connection/termination. After PPPoE connection is established, it can be

used as another protocol.

1 P1

0 P0

Sn_CR (SOCKETn Command Register) [R/W] [0x08202+0x40n/0x202+0x40n] [0x--00]

It sets command type such as open, close, connect, listen, send, recv for SOCKETn. When

W5300 detects any command, Sn_CR is automatically cleared to 0x00. Even though Sn_CR is

cleared to 0x00, the command can be still performing. It can be checked by Sn_IR or Sn_SSR if

command is completed or not.

Sn_CR(0x08202+0x40n/0x202+0x40n)

Sn_CR0(0x08202+0x40n/0x202+0x40n) Sn_CR1(0x08203+0x40n/0x203+0x40n)

Reserved Command

Sn_CR(7:0)/Sn_CR1(7:0)

Value Command Description

0x01 OPEN

It initializes SOCKETn and opens according to protocol type set in

Sn_MR(P3:P0).

Below is the value change of Sn_SSR according to Sn_MR(P3:P0)

Sn_MR(P3:P0) Sn_SSR

Sn_MR_CLOSE -

Sn_MR_TCP SOCK_INIT

Sn_MR_UDP SOCK_UDP

Sn_MR_IPRAW SOCK_IPRAW

S0_MR_MACRAW SOCK_MACRAW

S0_MR_PPPoE SOCK_PPPoE

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0x02 LISTEN

It is valid only in TCP mode(Sn_MR(P3:P0)=Sn_MR_TCP).

It operates SOCKETn as "TCP SERVER". It changes Sn_SSR to

SOCK_LISTEN at the SOCK_INIT in order to wait for connect-request

(SYN packet) from any "TCP CLIENT"

When Sn_SSR is SOCK_LISTEN and connect-request from a "TCP

CLIENT" is successfully processed, Sn_IR(0) becomes '1' and

Sn_SSR is changed to SOCK_ESTABLISHED. In case that the

connect-request is not processed (SYN/ACK transmission is failed),

TCPTO occurs (Sn_IR(3)='1') and Sn_SSR is changed to

SOCK_CLOSED.

cf> If TCP connect-request port number of "TCP CLIENT" does not

exist, W5300 transmits RST packet and Sn_SSR is not changed.

0x04 CONNECT

Only valid in TCP mode.

It operates SOCKETn as "TCP CLIENT"

It transmits connect-request(SYN packet) to the "TCP SERVER"

designated with Sn_DIPR and Sn_DPORTR.

When connect-request is successfully processed (when receiving

SYN/ACK packet), Sn_IR(0) becomes '1', and Sn_SSR is changed to

SOCK_ESTABLISHED.

There are 3 cases if connect-request is failed

- when ARPTO occurs (Sn_IR(3)='1') because Destination

Hardware Address is not acquired through ARP process

- when SYN/ACK packet is not received and TCPTO (Sn_IR(3) is

'1'

- When RST packet is received instead of SYN/ACK packet.

In above 3 cases, Sn_SSR is changed to SOCK_CLOSED.

0x08 DISCON

Only valid in TCP mode

Regardless of "TCP SERVER" or “TCP CLINET”, it performs

disconnect-process.

- Active close : it transmits disconnect-request(FIN packet) to

the connected peer.

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- Passive close : When receiving disconnect-request (FIN

packet) from the peer, it transmits FIN packet.

If disconnect-request is successful (when receiving FIN/ACK packet),

Sn_SSR is changed to SOCK_CLOSED.

If disconnect-request is failed, TCPTO occurs (Sn_IR(3)='1') and

Sn_SSR is changed to SOCK_CLOSED.

cf> If CLOSE is used instead of DISCON, only Sn_SSR is changed to

SOCK_CLOSED without disconnect-process(disconnect-request). If

RST packet is received from the peer during communication, Sn_SSR

is unconditionally changed to SOCK_CLOSED.

0x10 CLOSE

It closes SOCKETn.

Sn_SSR is changed to SOCK_CLOSED.

0x20 SEND

It transmits data as big as the size of Sn_TX_WRSR.

At the TCP or UDP mode, if Sn_TX_WRSR is bigger than maximum

segment size (MSS), W5300 automatically divides data in MSS unit,

and transmits the divided data(DATA packet).

However, this function is not supported in IPRAW or MACRAW mode.

The host should divide the data in MSS unit and transmit the divided

data.

When completing the SEND process, Sn_IR (SENDOK) becomes '1'.

After checking Sn_IR(SENDOK) = '1', the host can give SEND

command to the next data.

If DATA packet is successfully transmitted to the peer by SEND (when

DATA/ACK packet is received from the peer), Sn_TX_FSR is increased

by the size of transmitting DATA packet. If not (when DATA/ACK packet

is not received), TCPTO occurs (Sn_IR(3)='1') and Sn_SSR is changed

to SOCK_CLOSED.

cf> Host copies TX data into internal TX memory of SOCKETn through

Sn_TX_FIFOR before SEND command, and set the data size to

Sn_TX_WRSR.

0x21 SEND_MAC

Valid only in UDP (Sn_MR(P3:P0)=Sn_MR_UDP) or

IPRAW((Sn_MR(P3:P0) = Sn_MR_IPRAW) mode.

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The basic operation is same as SEND.

SEND transmits data after acquiring destination hardware address

through ARP-process, but SEND_MAC transmits data by regarding

Sn_DHAR as destination hardware address. SEND_MAC can reduce

network traffic by removing ARP-process when sending UDP or IP raw

data to the destination.

0x22 SEND_KEEP

Valid only in TCP mode.

In order to check TCP connection status with the peer, KEEP

ALIVE(KA) packet can be transmitted.

SEND_KEEP is available only in case of 'Sn_KPALVTR=0', but ignored

in case of 'Sn_KPALVTR>0'. In case of 'Sn_KPALVTR > 0', KA packet

is automatically transmitted if there is no data communication during

the time of Sn_KPALVTR.

If KA packet is successfully transmitted (when KA/ACK packet is

received from the peer), Sn_SSR maintains SOCK_ESTABLISHED

status. If it is failed to transmit the KA packet (when the peer already

closed the connection, or KA/ACK is not transmitted), TCPTO will occurs

(Sn_IR(3)='1' ) and Sn_SSR is changed to SOCK_CLOSED.

cf> KA packet can be transmitted after one or more data

communication is processed.

0x40 RECV

It notifies that the host received the data packet of SOCKETn

cf> Before RECV command, the host should copy receiving data

packet from internal RX memory into the host memory through

Sn_RX_FIFOR.

Below commands are valid at the SOCKET0 and S0_MR(P3:P0)=S0_MR_PPPoE.

For more detail, refer to “How to use PPPoE in W5300”.

0x23 PCON PPPoE connection begins by transmitting PPPoE discovery packet.

0x24 PDISCON Closes PPPoE connection.

0x25 PCR In each phase, it transmits REQ message.

0x26 PCN In each phase, it transmits NAK message.

0x27 PCJ In each phase, it transmits REJECT message.

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Sn_IMR (SOCKETn Interrupt Mask Register)[R/W] [0x08204+0x40n/0x204+0x40n] [0x--FF]

It configures the interrupt of SOCKETn so as to notify to the host.

Interrupt mask bit of Sn_IMR corresponds to interrupt bit of Sn_IR. If interrupt occurs in any

SOCKET and the bit is set as '1', its corresponding bit of Sn_IR is set as '1'. When the bits of

Sn_IMR and Sn_IR are '1', IR(n) becomes '1'. At this time, if IMR(n) is '1', the interrupt is issued

to the host ('/INT' signal is asserted low.)

Sn_IMR0 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8

0x08204 + 0x40n - -

-

- - - -

0x204 + 0x40n 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Sn_IMR1 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

0x08205 + 0x40n PRECV PFAIL PNEXT

SENDOK TIMEOUT

RECV DISCON CON

0x205 + 0x40n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

Sn_IMR(15:8)/Sn_IMR0(7:0) : All Reserved

Sn_IMR(7:0)/Sn_IMR1(7:0)

Bit Symbol Description

7 PRECV Sn_IR(PRECV) Interrupt Mask

Valid only in case of 'SOCKET=0' & 'S0_MR(P3:P0)=S0_MR_PPPoE'

6 PFAIL Sn_IR(PFAIL) Interrupt Mask

Valid only in case of 'SOCKET=0' & 'S0_MR(P3:P0)=S0_MR_PPPoE'

5 PNEXT Sn_IR(PNEXT) Interrupt Mask

Valid only in case of 'SOCKET=0' & 'S0_MR(P3:P0)=S0_MR_PPPoE'

4 SENDOK Sn_IR(SENDOK) Interrupt Mask

3 TIMEOUT Sn_IR(TIMEOUT) Interrupt Mask

2 RECV Sn_IR(RECV) Interrupt Mask

1 DISCON Sn_IR(DISCON) Interrupt Mask

0 CON Sn_IR(CON) Interrupt Mask

Sn_IR (SOCKETn Interrupt Register) [R/W] [0x08206+0x40n/0x206+0x40n] [0x--00]

Sn_IR is the register to notify interrupt type (establishment, termination, receiving data, timeout)

of SOCKENTn to the host.

When any Interrupt occurs and the mask bit of Sn_IMR is '1', the interrupt bit of Sn_IR becomes

'1'.

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In order to clear the bit of Sn_IR which is set as '1', the host should write the bit as '1'. When all

the bits of Sn_IR is cleared as '0', IR(n) is automatically cleared.

Sn_IR0 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8

0x08206 + 0x40n - -

-

- - - -

0x206 + 0x40n 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Sn_IR1 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

0x08207 + 0x40n PRECV PFAIL PNEXT

SENDOK

TIMEOUT

RECV DISCON CON

0x207 + 0x40n 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Sn_IR(15:8)/Sn_IR0(7:0) : All Reserved

Sn_IR(7:0)/Sn_IR1(7:0)

Bit Symbol Description

7 PRECV PPP Receive Interrupt

Setting for the case that option data which is not supported is received

6 PFAIL PPP Fail Interrupt

Setting for the case that PAP authentication is failed

5 PNEXT

PPP Next Phase Interrupt

Setting for the case that the phase is changed during PPPoE connection

process

4 SENDOK SEND OK Interrupt

Setting for the case that the SEND command is completed

3 TIMEOUT TIMEOUT Interrupt

Setting for the case that ARPTO or TCPTO occurs

2 RECV Receive Interrupt

Setting for the case whenever data packet is received from the peer

1 DISCON Disconnect Interrupt

Setting for the case that FIN or FIN/ACK packet is received from the peer

0 CON

Connect Interrupt

Setting for the case that the connection with the peer is successfully

established.

Sn_SSR (SOCKETn Status Register) [R] [0x08208+0x40n/0x208+0x40n] [0x--00]

It notifies the status of SOCKETn. The status of SOCKETn can be changed by command of

Sn_CR or packet transmission/receipt.

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Sn_SSR(0x08208+0x40n/0x208+0x40n)

Sn_SSR0(0x08208+0x40n/0x208+0x40n) Sn_SSR1(0x08209+0x40n/0x209+0x40n)

Reserved SOCKET Status

Sn_SSR(15:8)/Sn_SSR0(7:0) : All Reserved

Sn_SSR(7:0)/Sn_SSR1(7:0)

Value Symbol Description

0x00 SOCK_CLOSED It is the status that resource of SOCKETn is released

When DISCON or CLOSE command is performed, or ARPTO,

or TCPTO occurs, it is changed to SOCK_CLOSED regardless

of previous value.

0x13 SOCK_INIT It is the status that SOCKETn is open as TCP mode.

It is changed to SOCK_INIT when Sn_MR(P3:P0) is

Sn_MR_TCP and OPEN command is performed. It is the

initial step of TCP connection establishment.

It is possible to perform LISTEN command at the "TCP

SERVER" mode and CONNECT command at the "TCP

CLIENT".

0x14 SOCK_LISTEN It is the status that SOCKETn operates as "TCP SERVER"

and waits for connection-request (SYN packet) from "TCP

CLIENT".

When LISTEN command is performed, it is changed to

SOCK_LISTEN.

When connect-request(SYN packet) from "TCP CLIENT" is

successfully processed, SOCK_LISTEN is changed to

SOCK_ESTABLISHED. If it is failed, TCPTO

occurs(Sn_IR(TIME OUT)=‘1’) and changed to

SOCK_CLOSED.

0x17 SOCK_ESTABLISHED It is the status that TCP connection is established.

It is changed to SOCK_ESTABLISHED when SYN packet

from "TCP CLIENT" is successfully processed at the

SOCK_LISTEN, or CONNECT command is successfully

performed. At this status, DATA packet can be transferred,

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that is, SEND or RECV command can be performed.

0x1C SOCK_CLOSE_WAIT It is the status that disconnect-request(FIN packet) is

received from the peer.

As TCP connection is half-closed, it is possible to transfer

data packet. In order to complete the TCP disconnection,

DISCON command should be performed.

For SOCKETn close without disconnection-process, CLOSE

command should be just performed.

0x22 SOCK_UDP It is the status that SOCKETn is open as UDP mode.

It is changed to SOCK_UDP when Sn_MR(P3:P0) is

Sn_MR_UDP and OPEN command is performed. DATA

packet can be transferred without connection that is

necessary to TCP mode SOCKET.

0x32 SOCK_IPRAW It is the status that SOCKETn is open as IPRAW mode.

It is changed to SOCK_IPRAW when Sn_MR(P3:P0) is

Sn_MR_IPRAW and OPEN command is performed. IP

packet can be transferred without connection such like

SOCK_UDP.

0x42 SOCK_MACRAW It is the status that SOCKET0 is open as MACRAW mode.

It is changed to SOCK_MACRAW in case of S0_MR

(P3:P0)=S0_MR_MACRAW and S0_CR=OPEN.

MAC packet(Ethernet frame) can be transferred such like

SOCK_UDP.

0x5F SOCK_PPPoE It is the status that SOCKET0 is open as PPPoE mode.

It is changed to SOCK_PPPoE in case of S0_MR

(P3:P0)=S0_MR_PPPoE and S0_CR=OPEN. It is

temporarily used at the PPPoE connection.

For the detail, refer to “How to use PPPoE in W5300”.

Below shows temporary status that can be observed during Sn_SSR is changed.

0x15 SOCK_SYNSENT It is the status that connect-request(SYN packet) is

transmitted to "TCP SERVER".

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This status shows changing process from SOCK_INIT to

SOCK_ESTABLISHED by CONNECT command.

At this status, if connect-accept(SYN/ACK packet) is received

from "TCP SERVER", it is automatically changed to SOCK_

ESTBLISHED. If SYN/ACK packet is not received from the

"TCP SERVER" before TCPTO occurs (Sn_IR(TIMEOUT)=‘1’),

it is changed to SOCK_CLOSED.

0x16 SOCK_SYNRECV It is the status that connect-request(SYN packet) is received

from "TCP CLIENT".

It is automatically changed to SOCK_ESTABLISHED when

W5300 successfully transmits connect-accept (SYN/ACK

packet) to the "TCP CLIENT". If it is failed, TCPTO occurs

(Sn_IR(TIMEOUT)=‘1’), and it is changed to

SOCK_CLOSED.

0x18 SOCK_FIN_WAIT It is the status that SOCKETn is closed.

It is observed in the disconnect-process of active close or

passive close. It is changed to SOCK_CLOSED when

disconnect-process is successfully finished or TCPTO occurs

(Sn_IR (TIMEOUT)=‘1’).

0X1B SOCK_TIME_WAIT

0X1D SOCK_LAST_ACK

0x01 SOCK_ARP It is the status that ARP-request is transmitted in order to

acquire destination hardware address.

This status is observed when SEND command is performed

at the SOCK_UDP or SOCK_IPRAW, or CONNECT

command is performed at the SOCK_INIT.

If hardware address is successfully acquired from destination

(when ARP-response is received), it is changed to

SOCK_UDP, SOCK_IPRAW or SOCK_SYNSENT. If it's

failed and ARPTO occurs (Sn_IR(TIMEOUT)=‘1’), in case of

UDP or IPRAW mode it goes back to the previous status(the

SOCK_UDP or SOCK_IPRAW), in case of TCP mode it goes

to the SOCK_CLOSED.

cf> ARP-process operates at the SOCK_UDP or

SOCK_IPRAW when the previous and current values of

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Sn_DIPR are different. If the previous and current values of

Sn_DIPR are same, ARP-process doesn’t operate because

the destination hardware address is already acquired.

Fig 5. SOCKETn Status Transition

Sn_PORTR(SOCKETn Source Port Register)[R/W]

[0x0820A+0x40n/0x20A+0x40A] [0x0000]

It sets source port number.

It is valid when SOCKETn is used as TCP or UDP mode, and ignored when used as other

modes.

It should be set before OPEN command.

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Ex) Sn_PORTR = 5000(0x1388)

Sn_PORTR(0x0820A+0x40n/0x20A+0x40n)

Sn_PORTR0(0x0820A+0x40n/0x20A+0x40n) Sn_PORTR1(0x0820B+0x40n/0x20B+0x40n)

0x13 0x88

Sn_DHAR (SOCKETn Destination Hardware Address Register) [R/W]

[0x0820C+0x40n/0x20C+0x40n] [FF.FF.FF.FF.FF.FF]

It sets or is set as destination hardware address of SOCKETn. Also, if SOCKET0 is used for

PPPoE mode, S0_DHAR sets as PPPoE server hardware address that is already known.

When using SEND_MAC command at the UDP or IPRAW mode, it sets destination hardware

address of SOCKETn. At the TCP, UDP and IPRAW mode, Sn_DHAR is set as destination

hardware address that is acquired by ARP-process of CONNECT or SEND command. The host

can acquire the destination hardware address through Sn_DHAR after successfully performing

CONNET or SEND command.

When using PPPoE-process of W5300, PPPoE server hardware address is not required to be

set.

However, even if PPPoE-process of W5300 is not used, but implemented by yourself with

MACRAW mode, in order to transmit or receive the PPPoE packet, PPPoE server hardware

address(acquired by your PPPoE-process), PPPoE server IP address, and PPP session ID

should be set, and MR(PPPoE) also should be set as '1'.

S0_DHAR sets PPPoE server hardware address before OPEN command. PPPoE server

hardware address which is set by S0_DHAR is applied to PDHAR after performing OPEN

command.

The configured PPPoE information is internally valid even after CLOSE command.

Ex) Sn_DHAR = 00.08.DC.01.02.10

Sn_DHAR(0x0820C+0x40n/0x20C+0x040n)

Sn_DHAR0(0x0820C+0x40n/0x20C+0x040n) Sn_DHAR1(0x0820D+0x40n/0x20D+0x040n)

0x00 0x08

Sn_DHAR2(0x0820E+0x40n/0x20E+0x040n)

Sn_DHAR2(0x0820E+0x40n/0x20E+0x040n) Sn_DHAR3(0x0820F+0x40n/0x20F+0x040n)

0xDC 0x01

Sn_DHAR4(0x08210+0x40n/0x210+0x040n)

Sn_DHAR4(0x08210+0x40n/0x210+0x040n) Sn_DHAR5(0x08211+0x40n/0x211+0x040n)

0x02 0x10

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Sn_DPORTR (SOCKETn Destination Port Register) [WO]

[0x08212+0x40n/0x212+0x40n] [0x0000]

It sets as destination port number of SOCKETn. If SOCKET0 is used as PPPoE mode,

S0_DPORTR sets PPP session ID that is already known.

It is valid only in TCP, UDP or PPPoE mode, and ignored in other modes.

At the TCP mode, when operating as "TCP CLIENT" it sets as the listen port number of "TCP

SERVER" before performing CONNECT command.

At the UDP mode, Sn_DPORTR sets as the destination port number to be used for transmitting

UDP DATA packet before performing SEND or SEND_MAC command.

At the PPPoE mode, S0_DPORTR sets as PPP session ID that is already known. PPP session

ID (set by S0_DPORTR) is applied to PSIDR after performing OPEN command.

Ex) Sn_DPORTR = 5000(0x1388)

Sn_PORTR(0x08212+0x40n/0x212+0x40n)

Sn_PORTR0(0x08212+0x40n/0x212+0x40n) Sn_PORTR1(0x08213+0x40n/0x213+0x40n)

0x13 0x88

Sn_DIPR (SOCKETn Destination IP Address Register) [R/W]

[0x08214+0x40n/0x214+0x40n] [00.00.00.00]

It sets or is set as destination IP address of SOCKETn. If SOCKET0 is used as PPPoE mode,

S0_DIPR sets PPPoE server IP address that is already known.

It is valid only in TCP, UDP, IPRAW or PPPoE mode, but ignored in MACRAW mode.

At the TCP mode, when operating as "TCP CLIENT" it sets as IP address of "TCP SERVER"

before performing CONNECT command and when operating as "TCP SERVER", it is internally

set as IP address of "TCP CLIENT" after successfully establishing connection.

At the UDP or IPRAW mode, Sn_DIPR sets as destination IP address to be used for

transmitting UDP or IPRAW DATA packet before performing SEND or SEND_MAC command.

At the PPPoE mode, S0_DIPR sets as PPPoE server IP address that is already known.

Ex) Sn_DIPR = 192.168.0.11

Sn_DIPR(0x08214+0x40n/0x214+0x040n)

Sn_DIPR0(0x08214+0x40n/0x214+0x040n) Sn_DIPR1(0x08215+0x40n/0x215+0x040n)

192 (0xC0) 168 (0xA8)

Sn_DHAR2(0x08216+0x40n/0x216+0x040n)

Sn_DIPR2(0x08216+0x40n/0x216+0x040n) Sn_DIPR3(0x08217+0x40n/0x217+0x040n)

0 (0x00) 11 (0x0B)

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Sn_MSSR (SOCKETn Maximum Segment Size Register) [R/W]

[0x08218+0x40n/0x218+0x40n] [0x0000]

It sets MTU(Maximum Transfer Unit) of SOCKETn or notifies MTU that is already set.

If the host does not set the Sn_MSSR, it is set as default MTU.

It just supports TCP or UDP mode. When using PPPoE (MR(PPPoE)=‘1’), the MTU of TCP or

UDP mode is assigned in the range of MTU of PPPoE.

At the IPRAW or MACRAW, MTU is not processed internally, but default MTU is used. Therefore,

when transmitting the data bigger than default MTU, the host should manually divide the data

into the unit of default MTU.

At the TCP or UDP mode, if transmitting data is bigger than MTU, W5300 automatically divides

the data into the unit of MTU.

MTU is called as MSS at the TCP mode. By selecting from Host-Written-Value and peer's MSS,

MSS is set as smaller value through TCP connection process.

At the UDP mode, there is no connection-process of TCP mode, and Host-Written-Value is just

used. When communicating with the peer having different MTU, W5300 is able to receive

ICMP(Fragment MTU) packet. In this case, IR(FMTU) becomes '1', and the host can acquire the

fragment MTU and destination IP address through FMTUR and UIPR respectively. In case of

IR(FMTU)='1', the UDP communication with the peer, is not possible. So, you should close the

SOCKET, set FMTU as Sn_MSSR and retry the communication with OPEN command.

Mode Normal (MR(PPPoE)=‘0’) PPPoE (MR(PPPoE)=‘1’)

Default MTU Range Default MTU Range

TCP 1460 1 ~ 1460 1452 1 ~ 1452

UDP 1472 1 ~ 1472 1464 1 ~ 1464

IPRAW 1480 1472

MACRAW 1514

Ex) Sn_MSSR = 1460 (0x05B4)

Sn_MSSR(0x08218+0x40n/0x218+0x040n)

Sn_MSSR0(0x08218+0x40n/0x218+0x040n) Sn_MSSR1(0x08219+0x40n/0x219+0x040n)

0x05 0xB4

Sn_KPALVTR(SOCKETn Keep Alive Time Register)[R/W]

[0x0821A+40n/0x21A+0x40n][0x00]

It is 1 byte register that sets transmitting timer of KEEP ALIVE(KA) packet of SOCKETn. It is

valid only in TCP mode, and ignored in other modes. The unit is 5s.

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KA packet can be transmitted after Sn_SSR is changed to SOCK_ESTABLISHED and more

than one time DATA packet transmitting or receiving. In case of 'Sn_KPALVTR > 0', W5300

automatically transmits KA packet after time-period, and checks TCP connection (Auto-keep-

alive-process). In case of 'Sn_KPALVTR = 0', Auto-keep-alive-process does not operate, and KA

packet can be transmitted by SEND_KEEP command by the host (Manual-keep-alive-process).

Manual-keep-alive-process is ignored in case of 'Sn_KPALVTR > 0'

Ex) In case of 'Sn_KPALVTR = 10', KA packet is transmitted every 50s.

Sn_PROTOR(0x0821A+0x40n/0x21A+0x040n)

Sn_KPALVTR(0x0821A+0x40n/0x21A+0x040n) Sn_PROTOR (0x0821B+0x40n/0x21B+0x040n)

10 (0x0A) Sn_PROTOR

Sn_PROTOR (SOCKETn Protocol Number Register)[R/W]

[0x0821B+40n/0x21B+0x40n] [0x00]

It is 1 byte register that sets protocol number field of IP header at the IP layer.

It is valid only in IPRAW mode, and ignored in other modes. Sn_PROTOR is set before OPEN

command. SOCKETn opened as IPRAW mode, transmits and receives the data of protocol

number set in Sn_PROTOR. Sn_PROTOR can be assigned in the range of 0x00 ~ 0xFF, but

W5300 does not support TCP(0x06) and UDP(0x11) protocol number

Protocol number is defined in IANA(Internet assigned numbers authority). For the detail, refer to

online document (http://www.iana.org/assignments/protocol-numbers).

Ex) Sn_PROTOR = 0x01 (ICMP)

Sn_PROTOR(0x0821A+0x40n/0x21A+0x040n)

Sn_KPALVTR(0x0821A+0x40n/0x21A+0x040n) Sn_PROTOR (0x0821B+0x40n/0x21B+0x040n)

Sn_KPALVTR 0x01

Sn_TOSR (SOCKETn TOS Register) [R/W] [0x0821C+40n/0x21C+40n] [0x00]

It sets TOS(Type of Service) field of IP header at the IP layer. It should be set before OPEN

command. Refer to http://www.iana.org/assignments/ip-parameters.

Ex) Sn_TOSR = 0x00

Sn_TOSR(0x0821C+0x40n/0x21C+0x040n)

Sn_TOSR0(0x0821C+0x40n/0x21C+0x040n) Sn_TOSR1(0x0821D+0x40n/0x21D+0x040n)

Reserved 0x00

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Sn_TTLR (SOCKETn TTL Register) [R/W] [0x0821E+40n/0x21E+40n] [0x80]

It sets TTL(Time To Live) field of IP header at the IP layer. It should be set before OPEN

command. Refer to http://www.iana.org/assignments/ip-parameters.

Ex) Sn_TTLR = 128 (0x80)

Sn_TTLR(0x0821E+0x40n/0x21E+0x040n)

Sn_TTLR0(0x0821E+0x40n/0x21E+0x040n) Sn_TTLR1(0x0821F+0x40n/0x21F+0x040n)

Reserved 0x80

Sn_TX_WRSR (SOCKETn TX Write Size Register) [R/W]

[0x08220+40n/0x220+40n] [0x00000000]

It sets the byte size of the data written in internal TX memory through Sn_TX_FIFOR.

It is set before SEND or SEND_MAC command, and can't be bigger than internal TX memory

size set by TMSRn.

W5300 automatically divides the data in the unit of Sn_MSSR in case of 'Sn_TX_WRSR >

Sn_MSSR' at the TCP or UDP mode. In other modes, Sn_TX_WRSR should not be set bigger

than Sn_MSSR.

Ex1) Sn_TX_WRSR = 64KB = 65536 = 0x00010000

Sn_TX_WRSR(0x08220+0x40n/0x220+0x040n)

Sn_TX_WRSR0(0x08220+0x40n/0x220+0x040n) Sn_TX_WRSR1(0x08221+0x40n/0x221+0x040n)

Reserved - - - - - - - ‘1’

Sn_TX_WRSR2(0x08222+0x40n/0x222+0x040n)

Sn_TX_WRSR2(0x08222+0x40n/0x222+0x040n) Sn_TX_WRSR3(0x08223+0x40n/0x21D+0x040n)

0x00 0x00

Ex2) Sn_TX_WRSR = 2017 = 0x000007E1

Sn_TX_WRSR(0x08220+0x40n/0x220+0x040n)

Sn_TX_WRSR0(0x08220+0x40n/0x220+0x040n) Sn_TX_WRSR1(0x08221+0x40n/0x221+0x040n)

Reserved - - - - - - - ‘0’

Sn_TX_WRSR2(0x08222+0x40n/0x222+0x040n)

Sn_TX_WRSR2(0x08222+0x40n/0x222+0x040n) Sn_TX_WRSR3(0x08223+0x40n/0x223+0x040n)

0x07 0xE1

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Sn_TX_FSR (SOCKETn TX Free Size Register) [R]

[0x08224+40n/0x224+40n] [0x00002000]

It notifies the free size of internal TX memory (the byte size of transmittable data) of SOCKETn.

The host can’t write data through Sn_TX_FIFOR as the size bigger than Sn_TX_FSR.

Therefore, be sure to check Sn_TX_FSR before transmitting data, and if data size is smaller

than or same as Sn_TX_FSR, transmit the data with SEND or SEND_MAC command after

copying the data.

At the TCP mode, if the peer checks the transmitted DATA packet (if DATA/ACK packet is

received from the peer), Sn_TX_FSR is automatically increased by the size of transmitted DATA

packet. At the other modes, when Sn_IR(SENDOK) is '1', Sn_TX_FSR is automatically

increased by the size of transmitted data.

Ex1) Sn_TX_FSR = 64KB = 65536 = 0x00010000

Sn_TX_FSR(0x08224+0x40n/0x224+0x040n)

Sn_TX_FSR0(0x08224+0x40n/0x214+0x040n) Sn_TX_FSR1(0x08225+0x40n/0x225+0x040n)

Reserved - - - - - - - ‘1’

Sn_TX_FSR2(0x08226+0x40n/0x226+0x040n)

Sn_TX_FSR2(0x08226+0x40n/0x226+0x040n) Sn_TX_FSR3(0x08227+0x40n/0x227+0x040n)

0x00 0x00

Ex2) Sn_TX_FSR = 33332 = 0x00008234

Sn_TX_FSR(0x08224+0x40n/0x224+0x040n)

Sn_TX_FSR0(0x08224+0x40n/0x224+0x040n) Sn_TX_FSR1(0x08225+0x40n/0x225+0x040n)

Reserved - - - - - - - ‘0’

Sn_TX_FSR2(0x08226+0x40n/0x226+0x040n)

Sn_TX_FSR2(0x08226+0x40n/0x226+0x040n) Sn_TX_FSR3(0x08227+0x40n/0x227+0x040n)

0x82 0x34

Sn_RX_RSR (SOCKETn RX Received Size Register) [R]

[0x08228+40n/0x228+40n] [0x00000000]

It informs the byte size of received data in internal RX memory of SOCKETn.

The host can’t read data through Sn_RX_FIFOR as the size bigger than Sn_RX_RSR. So, after

checking Sn_RX_RSR, the host read the received data though Sn_RX_FIFOR smaller than or

as same size as Sn_RX_RSR, and copies the data into the host system memory. After memory

copy, the host should inform the copy completion of data to W5300 by RECV command.

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Sn_RX_RSR automatically decreases by 2bytes whenever the host reads Sn_RX_FIFOR.

In case of 'Sn_RX_RSR > 0', there is one or more DATA packet in internal RX memory. And the

received data should be processed in DATA packet unit. Refer to Sn_RX_FIFOR.

Ex1) Sn_RX_RSR = 64KB = 65536 = 0x00010000

Sn_RX_RSR(0x08228+0x40n/0x228+0x040n)

Sn_RX_RSR0(0x08228+0x40n/0x21C+0x040n) Sn_RX_RSR1(0x08229+0x40n/0x229+0x040n)

Reserved - - - - - - - ‘1’

Sn_RX_RSR2(0x0822A+0x40n/0x22A+0x040n)

Sn_RX_RSR2(0x0822A+0x40n/0x22A+0x040n) Sn_RX_RSR3(0x0822B+0x40n/0x22B+0x040n)

0x00 0x00

Ex2) Sn_RX_RSR = 3800 = 0x00000ED8

Sn_RX_RSR(0x08228+0x40n/0x228+0x040n)

Sn_RX_RSR0(0x08228+0x40n/0x21C+0x040n) Sn_RX_RSR1(0x08229+0x40n/0x229+0x040n)

Reserved - - - - - - - ‘0’

Sn_RX_RSR2(0x0822A+0x40n/0x22A+0x040n)

Sn_RX_RSR2(0x0822A+0x40n/0x22A+0x040n) Sn_RX_RSR3(0x0822B+0x40n/0x22B+0x040n)

0x0E 0xD8

Sn_FRAGR (SOCKETn Fragment Register) [R/W] [0x0822C+40n/0x22C+40n] [0x40]

It sets the fragment field of the IP header at the IP layer. W5300 does not support the packet

fragment at the IP layer. Even though Sn_FRAGR is configured, IP data is not fragmented. And

its configuration is not recommended. It should be configured before performing OPEN

command.

Ex) Sn_FRAGR = 0x40 (Don’t Fragment)

Sn_FRAGR(0x0822C+0x40n/0x22C+0x040n)

Sn_FRAGR0(0x0822C+0x40n/0x22C+0x040n) Sn_FRAGR1(0x0822D+0x40n/0x22D+0x040n)

Reserved 0x40

Sn_TX_FIFOR (SOCKETn TX FIFO Register) [R/W] [0x0822E+40n/0x22E+40n] [0xUUUU]

It indirectly accesses internal TX memory of SOCKETn.

The internal TX memory can't be accessed directly by the host, but can be accessed through

Sn_TX_FIFOR. If MR(MT) = '0', only the Host-Write of internal TX memory is allowed through

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Sn_TX_FIFOR. But if MR(MT) is '1', both of Host-Read and Host-Write are allowed. Be sure to

set it as '0' after verifying interface between W5300 and the host system. (for the detail, refer to

“How to Test Internal TX/RX memory”)

If the host system uses 8 bit data bus width, Sn_TX_FIFOR0 and Sn_TX_FIFOR1 should be

accessed in a pair. When copying 1 byte data into internal TX memory, the host writes the 1

byte data in Sn_TX_FIFOR0 and dummy data in Sn_TX_FIFOR1.

Sn_TX_FIFOR should be accessed with 2 byte size. Access the Sn_TX_FIFOR0 of low address

register first, and the Sn_TX_FIFOR1 of high address register. After accessing Sn_TX_FIFOR0,

it is not allowed to access other W5300 registers except for Sn_TX_FIFOR1.

When any data is written by the host through Sn_TX_FIFOR, the data is sequentially copied into

internal TX memory. The data of Sn_TX_FIFOR0 and Sn_TX_FIFOR1 are respectively saved in

low and high addresses of internal TX memory. The data in internal TX memory is transmitted in

order of low address by SEND or SEND_MAC command.

Ex1) Sn_TX_FIFOR = 0x1122

Sn_TX_FIFOR(0x0822E+0x40n/0x22E+0x040n)

Sn_TX_FIFOR0(0x0822E+0x40n/0x22E+0x040n) Sn_TX_FIFOR1(0x0822F+0x40n/0x22F+0x040n)

0x11 0x22

Ex2) When transmitting 5 Byte String Data “abcde” (abcde - 0x61 0x62 0x63 0x64 0x65)

16 Bit Data Bus Width ( MR(DBW) = ‘1’) 8 Bit Data Bus Width ( MR(DBW) = ‘0’)

Sn_TX_FIFOR = 0x6162

Sn_TX_FIFOR = 0x6364

Sn_TX_FIFOR = 0x6500

Sn_TX_WRSR0 = 0x0000

Sn_TX_WRSR1 = 0x0005

Sn_CR = 0x0020 (SEND command)

Sn_TX_FIFOR0 = 0x61

Sn_TX_FIFOR1 = 0x62

Sn_TX_FIFOR0 = 0x63

Sn_TX_FIFOR1 = 0x64

Sn_TX_FIFOR0 = 0x65

Sn_TX_FIFOR1 = 0x00

Sn_TX_WRSR0 = 0x00

Sn_TX_WRSR1 = 0x00

Sn_TX_WRSR2 = 0x00

Sn_TX_WRSR2 = 0x05

Sn_CR1 = 0x20 (SEND command)

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Sn_RX_FIFOR (SOCKETn RX FIFO Register) [R/W] [0x08230+40n/0x230+40n] [0xUUUU]

It indirectly accesses to internal RX memory of SOCKETn.

The internal RX memory can't be directly accessed by the host, but can be accessed through

Sn_RX_FIFOR. If MR(MT) = '0', only the Host-Read of internal RX memory is allowed through

Sn_RX_FIFOR. But if MR(MT) is '1', both of Host-Read and Host-Write are allowed. It should be

set as '0' after verifying the interface between W5300 and the host system. (Refer to “How to

Test Internal TX/RX memory”)

If the host system uses 8 bit data bus width, Sn_RX_FIFOR0 and Sn_RX_FIFOR1 should be

accessed in a pair as like Sn_TX_FIFOR. It is not allowed to access Sn_RX_FIFOR0 and

Sn_RX_FIFOR1 right after accessing Sn_TX_FIFOR0 and Sn_TX_FIFOR1. These are cause

for the incorrect read. In order to prevent this, after reading Sn_TX_FIFOR0 and

Sn_TX_FIFOR1, the host reads any register such as Sn_MR and then access Sn_RX_FIFOR.

When the host reads the received DATA packet in internal RX memory through Sn_RX_FIFOR

by 2 bytes, the low and high data in internal RX memory can be read through Sn_RX_FIFOR0

and Sn_RX_FIFOR1 respectively. The host performs RECV command after processing the

received DATA packet in internal RX memory.

According to Sn_MR(P3:P0), PACKET-INFO is added in front of all received DATA packet in

internal RX memory. The added PACKET-INFO contains the packet information such as size.

The host should process PACKET-INFO first and DATA packet later. If the size of received DATA

packet is odd number, 1 byte dummy data is added. The host should read this dummy data first

and ignore it. It is possible to check if the last byte of DATA packet is dummy or not with the size

information of PACKET-INFO.

The host sequentially processes the pairs of PACKET-INFO and DATA packet in internal RX

memory through Sn_RX_FIFOR.

PACKET-INFO has fixed size – 2bytes at the TCP or MACRAW mode, 8bytes at the UDP mode,

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6bytes at the IPRAW mode. For the detailed information on PACKET-INFO, refer to mode

description of “Chapter 5. Functional Description”

Ex1) Sn_RX_FIFOR = 0x3344

Sn_RX_FIFOR(0x08230+0x40n/0x230+0x040n)

Sn_RX_FIFOR0(0x08230+0x40n/0x230+0x040n) Sn_RX_FIFOR1(0x08231+0x40n/0x231+0x040n)

0x33 0x44

Ex2) receiving 5Byte string data "abcde" and saving in "str" variable at the TCP mode

16 Bit Data Bus Width ( MR(DBW) = ‘1’) 8 Bit Data Bus Width ( MR(DBW) = ‘0’)

INT16 pack_size, idx,temp

INT8 str[5]

pack_size = Sn_RX_FIFOR

idx = 0

LOOP pack_size/2

temp = Sn_RX_FIFOR

str[idx] = (INT8)(temp >> 8)

idx = idx + 1

str[idx] = (INT8)(temp & 0x00FF)

idx = idx + 1

END LOOP

IF pack_size is odd ? THEN

temp = Sn_RX_FIFOR

str[idx] = (INT8)(temp >> 8)

END IF

Sn_CR = 0x0040 (RECV command)

INT16 pack_size, idx,temp

INT8 str[5], dummy

pack_size = Sn_RX_FIFOR0

pack_size = (pack_size << 8)

pack_size = pack_size +

Sn_RX_FIFOR1

idx = 0

LOOP pack_size/2

str[idx] = Sn_RX_FIFOR0

idx = idx + 1

str[idx] = Sn_RX_FIFOR1

idx = idx + 1

END LOOP

IF pack_size is odd ? THEN

str[idx] = Sn_RX_FIFOR0

dummy = Sn_RX_FIFOR1

END IF

Sn_CR1 = 0x40 (RECV command)

Fig 7. Access to Internal RX Memory

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5. Functional Description

W5300 can provide Internet connectivity simply by setting some register. In this chapter, we can

learn how to initialize W5300 and communicate according to the protocol types (TCP, UDP,

IPRAW and MACRAW) by reviewing the pseudo code.

5.1 Initialization

The initialization of W5300 is processed through 3 steps: Host interface setting, network

information setting, and internal TX/RX memory allocation.

 STEP 1 : Setting host interface

1. Setting data bus width, host interface mode & timing (Refer to MR)

2. Setting host interrupt (Refer to IMR)

 STEP 2 : Setting network information

1. Setting the basic network information for data communication (Refer to SHAR, GAR,

SUBR and SIPR)

2. Setting the retransmission time-period and retry-count to be used in case of failure of

packet retransmission. (Refer to RTR, RCR)

The source hardware address to be set by SHAR, is the unique hardware address of

Ethernet device (Ethernet MAC address) used in Ethernet MAC layer.

The MAC address allotment is managed by IEEE. The manufacturers should assign MAC

addresses acquired from IEEE to their network devices.

Refer to http://www.ieee.org/, http://standards.ieee.org/regauth/oui/index.shtml

 STEP 3 : Allocation internal TX/RX memory for SOCKETn

1. Defining internal TX/RX memory size (Refer to MTYPER)

2. Defining TX/RX memory of SOCKETn (Refer to TMSR & RMSR)

W5300 internally contains 16 memory blocks of 8Kbyte. The memory blocks are mapped in

address space of 128Kbytes in sequence. 128Kbytes memory can be divided into the

transmission(TX) and reception(RX) memory. The internal TX and RX memory can be

allocated with 8Kbytes unit in the range of 128KBytes. Allocated internal TX/RX memory

can be re-allocated to each SOCKET by 1Kbyte unit in the range of 0~64Kbytes. Below is

showing that 72Kbytes is allocated to the internal TX memory and 56Kbytes is allocated to

the internal RX memory. The internal TX memory is re-allocated to from SOCKET0 to

SOCKET7 with the value 4, 16, 1, 20, 0, 7, 12, 12Kbytes in the range of 72Kbytes. RX

memory is re-allocated with the value 17, 3, 5, 16, 3, 4, 4, 4Kbytes. Socket 4 can’t transmit

data because its allocated memory for TX is 0Kbyte.

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When the 3 initialization-steps are successfully processed, W5300 is available for data

communication through Ethernet. From this time, W5300 can transmit the Ping-reply to the

Ping-request packet (Auto-ping-reply)

5.2 Data Communication

After initialization, W5300 can transmit or receive data by opening the SOCKET as TCP, UDP,

IPRAW, or MACRAW mode. W5300 supports 8 SOCKETs to be used independently and

simultaneously. In this chapter, the communication method in each mode is described.

5.2.1 TCP

TCP is the connection-oriented protocol. At the TCP, a connection SOCKET is established by

pairing its IP address & port number with the peer’s ones. Through this connection SOCKET,

data can be transmitted and received.

There are "TCP SERVER" and "TCP CLIENT" in the method of establishing connection

SOCKET. The method can be distinguished according as who transmits connect-request (SYN

packet). "TCP SERVER" waits for connect-request from the peer, and establishes the

connection SOCKET by accepting the request (Passive-open). "TCP CLIENT" transmits

connect-request to the peer to establish the connection SOCKET (Active-open).

Fig 9. "TCP SERVER" & "TCP CLIENT"

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5.2.1.1 TCP SERVER

Fig 10. "TCP SERVER" Operation Flow

 SOCKET Initialization

For the TCP data communication, SOCKET initialization is required in order to open a

SOCKET. To open a SOCKET, select one of 8 SOCKETs(the selected SOCKET called as

SOCKETn), set the protocol mode & source port number(called as listen port number at the

"TCP SERVER") to Sn_MR(P3:P0) & Sn_PORTR respectively, and perform the OPEN

command. After OPEN command, if Sn_SSR is changed to SOCK_INIT then SOCKET

initialization is completed.

SOCKET initialization is identically processed both in "TCP SERVER" and "TCP CLIENT".

Below is to show Initialization of SOCKETn as TCP mode.

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{

START:

Sn_MR = 0x0001; /* sets TCP mode */

Sn_PORTR = source_port; /* sets source port number */

Sn_CR = OPEN; /* sets OPEN command */

/* wait until Sn_SSR is changed to SOCK_INIT */

if (Sn_SSR != SOCK_INIT) Sn_CR = CLOSE; goto START;

}

If all data size received from the peer are even number, Sn_MR(ALIGN) can be set as '1'. In

case of Sn_MR(ALIGN) = '1', W5300 does not add the PACKET-INFO of TCP mode, and

save only DATA packet in internal RX memory of SOCKETn. This can improve the

performance by reducing the host's overhead of PACKET-INFO process. (In above code,

Sn_MR = 0x0101 can be replaced with Sn_MR = 0x0001)

 LISTEN

It operates "TCP SERVER" by performing LISTEN command.

{

/* listen SOCKET */

Sn_CR = LISTEN;

/* wait until Sn_SSR is changed to SOCK_LISTEN */

if (Sn_SSR != SOCK_LISTEN) Sn_CR = CLOSE; goto START;

}

 ESTABLISHED ?

When Sn_SSR is SOCK_LISTEN, if SYN packet is received then Sn_SSR is changed to

SOCK_SYNRECV. After transmitting SYN/ACK packet, the connection of SOCKETn is

established.

There are two methods to check if the connection of SOCKETn is established or not. After

establishing the connection of SOCKETn, data communication is available.

First method :

{

if (Sn_IR(CON) == ‘1’) Sn_IR(CON) = ‘1’; goto ESTABLISHED stage;

/* In this case, if the interrupt of SOCKETn is activated, interrupt occurs. Refer to IR, IMR

Sn_IMR and Sn_IR. */

}

Second method :

{

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if (Sn_SSR == SOCK_ESTABLISHED) goto ESTABLISHED stage;

}

 ESTABLISHED : Received Data ?

It checks if TCP data is received from the peer.

First method :

{

if (Sn_IR(RECV) == ‘1’) Sn_IR(RECV) = ‘1’; goto Receiving Process stage;

/* In this case, if the interrupt of SOCKETn is activated, interrupt occurs. Refer to IR, IMR

Sn_IMR and Sn_IR. */

}

Second Method :

{

if (Sn_RX_RSR != 0x00000000) goto Receiving Process stage;

}

At the first method, Sn_IR(RECV) is set as '1' whenever receiving DATA packet. In this case,

if the host could not process the Sn_IR(RECV) of the previously received DATA packet yet

but W5300 receives the next DATA packet, the host holding the previous Sn_IR(RECV)

could not recognize the Sn_IR(RECV) of the next DATA packet. Therefore if the host doesn't

have enough capability to process each Sn_IR(RECV) of all DATA packets, this method is

not recommended.

 ESTABLISHED : Receiving Process

It processes TCP data received in internal RX memory. The format of received TCP data is

as below.

Fig 11. The received TCP data format

TCP data is composed of PACKET-INFO and DATA packet in case of Sn_MR(ALIGN)='0'.

In case of Sn_MR(ALIGN) = '1', TCP data has only DATA packet by removing PACKET-

INFO.

At the TCP mode, if the data size transmitted by the peer, is bigger than RX memory free

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size of the SOCKETn then W5300 can't receive the data, keeps the connection, and waits

until RX memory free size becomes bigger than the data size.

{

/* first, check Sn_MR(ALIGN) */

if (Sn_MR(ALIGN) == ‘0’)

{

pack_size = Sn_RX_FIFOR; /* extract size of DATA packet from internal RX memory */

}

else

{

pack_size = Sn_RX_RSR; /* check the total received data size */

}

/* calculate the read count of Sn_RX_FIFOR */

if (pack_size is odd ?) read_cnt = (pack_size + 1) / 2;

read_cnt = pack_size / 2;

/* extract DATA packet from internal RX memory */

for( i = 0; i < read_cnt; i++)

{

data_buf[i] = Sn_RX_FIFOR; /* data_buf is array of 16bit */

}

/* set RECV command */

Sn_CR = RECV;

}

<Notice> In case that SOCKETn is used only to receive data without transmitting data

The slow data receiving process by the host can cause internal RX memory full.

In this case, even though W5300 window size (the maximum size of receivable data) is not

‘0’, by misunderstanding the window size as ‘0’, the peer does not transmit the data, and

waits until window size is increased. It is the cause of decreasing data receiving

performance of W5300. In order to solve the problem, the host processes the data received

in internal RX memory first and notify the peer that the window size of W5300 is increased

by received data size. To the above code, add the below code after RECV command.

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/* set RECV command */

Sn_CR = RECV;

/* Add the code that notifies the update of window size to the peer */

/* check the received data process to finish or not */

if(Sn_RX_RSR == 0)

/* send the window-update packet when the window size is full */

{ /* Sn_RX_RSR can be compared with another value instead of ‘0’,

according to the host performance of receiving data */

Sn_TX_WRSR = 0x00000001; /* set Dummy Data size to Sn_TX_WRSR */

Sn_TX_FIFOR = 0x0000; /* Write Dummy Data into TX memory */

Sn_CR = SEND; /* set SEND command */

while(Sn_CR != 0x00); /* check SEND command completion */

while(Sn_IR(SENDOK) == ‘0’); /* wait for SEND OK */

Sn_IR(SENDOK) = ‘1’; /* Clear SENDOK bit */

}

 ESTABLISHED : Send DATA ? / Sending Process

It tries to transmit the data to the peer after saving the data in the internal TX memory

through Sn_TX_FIFOR. TX data should not be bigger than internal TX memory allocated to

SOCKETn. If TX data is bigger than MSS, it is automatically divided into MSS and

transmitted.

In order to send the next data, it should be checked if previous SEND command is

completed. If the next SEND command is performed before previous one is not completed,

it can cause any error. The bigger data size is, the longer it takes to complete the SEND

command. So, it is more effective to divide the data into appropriate size.

{

/* first, get the free TX memory size */

FREESIZE:

get_free_size = Sn_TX_FSR;

if (Sn_SSR != SOCK_ESTABLISHED && Sn_SSR != SOCK_CLOSE_WAIT) goto CLOSED

state;

if (get_free_size < send_size) goto FREESIZE;

/* calculate the write count of Sn_TX_FIFOR */

if (send_size is odd ?) write_cnt = (send_size + 1) / 2;

else write_cnt = send_size / 2;

/* copy data to internal TX memory */

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for (i = 0; i < write_cnt; i++)

{

Sn_TX_FIFOR = data_buf[i]; /* data_buf is array of 16bit */

}

/* check previous SEND command completion */

if (is first send ?) ; /* skip check Sn_IR(SENDOK) */

else

{

while(Sn_IR(SENDOK)==‘0’)

{

if(Sn_SSR == SOCK_CLOSED) goto CLOSED state; /* check connection

establishment */

}

Sn_IR(SENDOK) = ‘1’; /* clear previous interrupt of SEND completion */

}

/* sets transmission data size to Sn_TX_WRSR */

Sn_TX_WRSR = send_size;

/* set SEND command */

Sn_CR = SEND;

}

 ESTABLISHED : Received FIN?

It checks if disconnect-request(FIN packet) is received or not. It can be checked as below.

First method :

{

if (Sn_IR(DISCON) == ‘1’) Sn_IR(DISCON)=‘1’; goto CLOSED stage;

/* In this case, if the interrupt of SOCKETn is activated, interrupt occurs. Refer to IR, IMR

Sn_IMR and Sn_IR. */

}

Second method :

{

if (Sn_SSR == SOCK_CLOSE_WAIT) goto CLOSED stage;

}

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 ESTABLISHED : Disconnect ? / Disconnecting Process

The connection SOCKET should be disconnected when no more data communication is

required, or FIN packet is received.

{

/* set DISCON command */

Sn_CR = DISCON;

}

 ESTABLISHED : CLOSED ?

It checks if SOCKETn is disconnected or closed by DISCON or CLOSE command.

First method :

{

if (Sn_IR(DISCON) == ‘1’) goto CLOSED stage;

/* In this case, if the interrupt of SOCKETn is activated, interrupt occurs. Refer to IR, IMR

Sn_IMR and Sn_IR. */

}

Second method :

{

if (Sn_SSR == SOCK_CLOSED) goto CLOSED stage;

}

 ESTABLISHED : Timeout

Timeout can occur when transmitting the TCP packet such as connect-request(SYN

packet) or its response packet(SYN/ACK packet), data(DATA packet) or its response

packet(DATA/ACK packet), disconnect-request(FIN packet) or its response packet(FIN/

ACK packet). If above packets are not transmitted during timeout value set in RTR and

RCR, TCP Final Timeout(TCPTO) occurs and Sn_SSR is changed to SOCK_CLOSED.

TCPTO can be checked as below.

First method :

{

if (Sn_IR(TIMEOUT bit) == ‘1’) Sn_IR(TIMEOUT)=‘1’; goto CLOSED stage;

/* In this case, if the interrupt of SOCKETn is activated, interrupt occurs. Refer to IR, IMR

Sn_IMR and Sn_IR. */

}

Second method :

{

if (Sn_SSR == SOCK_CLOSED) goto CLOSED stage;

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}

 SOCKET Close

It is used for closing SOCKETn which is already disconnected by disconnect-process or is

closed by TCPTO. When the host wants for SOCKETn to be just closed without disconnect-

process, it is also used.

{

/* clear remained interrupts */

Sn_IR = 0x00FF;

IR(n) = ‘1’;

/* set CLOSE command */

Sn_CR = CLOSE;

}

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5.2.1.2 TCP CLIENT

Except for the CONNECT state, all states are the same as "TCP SERVER". Refer to “5.2.1.1

TCP SERVER”.

Fig 12. "TCP CLIENT" Operation Flow

 CONNECT

It transmits connect-request(SYN packet) to the peer. Timeout such as ARPTO, or TCPTO

can occur during establishing connection SOCKET with the peer.

{

Sn_DIPR = server_ip; /* set TCP SERVER IP address*/

Sn_DPORTR = server_port; /* set TCP SERVER listen port number*/

Sn_CR = CONNECT; /* set CONNECT command */

}

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5.2.2 UDP

UDP is a connection-less protocol. UDP transmits or receives data without establishing a

connection SOCKET as TCP does. TCP guarantees reliable data communications, but UDP

doesn't. UDP is a datagram communication protocol. As UDP doesn't establish a connection

SOCKET, it is allowed to communicate with multi-peers that already know about the source IP

address and the source port number. This datagram communication has the ability to

communicate with multi-peers through one SOCKET, but a possible problem is to lose data or to

receive data from undesired peers. In order to prevent the problem, the host itself should re-

process the lost data or ignore the received data from the undesired peer. UDP supports unicast,

broadcast and multicast method; the communication flow is shown below:

Fig 13. UDP Operation Flow

5.2.2.1 Unicast & Broadcast

Unicast method is the most common UDP communication that transmits data to one peer at a

time. Broadcast method is, by using broadcast IP address (255.255.255.255), transmits data to

the all receivable peers at a time.

For example, when there are peers A, B, and C, Unicast transmits data to each A, B or C. At this

time, ARPTO can occur in the ARP-process to acquire destination hardware address of A, B, C. It

is not possible to transmit the data to the peer of ARPTO. Broadcast transmits data to A, B, and

C simultaneously through IP address "255.255.255.255". Not like unicast, the ARP-process to

acquire destination hardware address of A, B, C is not required, and ARPTO doesn't occur.

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 SOCKET Initialization

For UDP data communication, SOCKET initialization is required. It opens a SOCKET.

For the SOCKET to open, select one of 8 SOCKETs(the selected SOCKET called as

SOCKETn), set the protocol mode & source port number to Sn_MR(P3:P0) & Sn_PORTR

respectively, and perform OPEN command. After OPEN command, if SOCKET status is

changed to SOCK_UDP, SOCKET initialization is completed.

{

START:

Sn_MR = 0x02; /* sets UDP mode */

Sn_PORTR = source_port; /* sets source port number */

Sn_CR = OPEN; /* sets OPEN command */

/* wait until Sn_SSR is changed to SOCK_UDP */

if (Sn_SSR != SOCK_UDP) Sn_CR = CLOSE; goto START;

}

 Received DATA?

It checks if UDP data is received from the peer. It checks in the same way of TCP

communication. The first method is not recommended. For the detail, refer to “5.2.1.1 TCP

SERVER”.

First method :

{

if (Sn_IR(RECV) == ‘1’) Sn_IR(RECV) = ‘1’; goto Receiving Process stage;

/* In this case, if the interrupt of SOCKETn is activated, interrupt occurs. Refer to IR, IMR

Sn_IMR and Sn_IR. */

}

Second Method :

{

if (Sn_RX_RSR != 0x00000000) goto Receiving Process stage;

}

 Receiving Process

It processes UDP data received in internal RX memory. The received UDP data format is as

below.

Fig 14. The received UDP data format

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UDP data is composed of 8 byte PACKET-INFO having sender's information (IP address,

Port number) and DATA packet size. UDP can receive the UDP data from multi-sender. The

host can know who is a sender through the destination IP address and port number of

PACKET-INFO. If a sender broadcasts data using broadcast IP address "255.255.255.255",

the broadcasted data can be also received. The host should ignore unnecessary DATA

packet by analyzing the PACKET-INFO.

If sender's data size is bigger than RX memory free size of SOCKETn, the data can't be

received. Fragmented data also can't be received.

{

/* process PACKET-INFO read from internal RX memory */

temp = Sn_RX_FIFOR; /* extract destination IP address from internal RX memory */

dest_ip[0] = ((temp & 0xFF00) >> 8);

dest_ip[1] = (temp & 0x00FF);

temp = Sn_RX_FIFOR;

dest_ip[2] = ((temp & 0xFF00) >> 8);

dest_ip[3] = (temp & 0x00FF);

dest_port = Sn_RX_FIFOR; /* extract destination port number from internal RX memory */

pack_size = Sn_RX_FIFOR; /* extract length of DAT packet from internal RX memory */

/* calculate the read count of Sn_RX_FIFOR */

if (pack_size is odd ?) read_cnt = (pack_size + 1) / 2;

read_cnt = pack_size / 2;

for ( i = 0 ; i < read_cnt ; i++ )

{

data_buf[i] = Sn_RX_FIFOR; /* data_buf is array of 16bit */

}

/* set RECV command */

Sn_CR = RECV;

}

 Send Data? / Sending Process

It sets IP address and port number of the peer, saves the transmitting data in the internal

TX memory through Sn_TX_FIFOR, and tries to transmit the data to the peer.

Transmitting data size can't be bigger than internal TX memory of SOCKETn. If the data

size is bigger than MTU, it is automatically divided into MTU unit and transmits the divided

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data to the peer.

In case of broadcast, Sn_DIPR is set as "255.255.255.255".

{

/* first, get the free TX memory size */

FREESIZE:

get_free_size = Sn_TX_FSR;

if (get_free_size < send_size) goto FREESIZE;

/* Set the destination information */

Sn_DIPR0 = dest_ip[0]; //or 255; /* Set the 4 bytes destination IP address to Sn_DIPR */

Sn_DIPR1 = dest_ip[1]; //or 255;

Sn_DIPR2 = dest_ip[2]; //or 255;

Sn_DIPR3 = dest_ip[3]; //or 255;

Sn_DPORTR = dest_port; /* Set the 2 bytes destination port number to Sn_DPORTR */

/* calculate the write count of Sn_TX_FIFOR */

if (send_size is odd ?) write_cnt = (send_size + 1) / 2;

else write_cnt = send_size / 2;

/* copy data to internal TX memory */

for (i = 0; i < write_cnt; i++)

{

Sn_TX_FIFOR = data_buf[i]; /* data_buf is array of 16bit */

}

/* sets transmission data size to Sn_TX_WRSR */

Sn_TX_WRSR = send_size;

/* set SEND command */

Sn_CR = SEND;

}

 Complete Sending? & Timeout

In order to transmit the next data, be sure to check if the previous SEND command is

completed. As the bigger data size is, the longer it takes to complete the SEND command,

it is more effective to divide the data into appropriate size.

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When transmitting UDP data, ARPTO can occur. In this case, UDP data transmission has

failed.

{

/* check SEND command completion */

while(Sn_IR(SENDOK)==‘0’) /* wait interrupt of SEND completion */

{

/* check ARPTO */

if (Sn_IR(TIMEOUT)==‘1’) Sn_IR(TIMEOUT)=‘1’; goto Next stage;

}

Sn_IR(SENDOK) = ‘1’; /* clear previous interrupt of SEND completion */

}

 Finished? / SOCKET Close

If there is any more communication, SOCKETn is closed.

{

/* clear remained interrupts */

Sn_IR = 0x00FF;

IR(n) = ‘1’;

/* set CLOSE command */

Sn_CR = CLOSE;

}

5.2.2.2 Multicast

Broadcast method communicates with undefined multi-peers, but multicast method

communicates with defined multi-peers who are registered as a member for multicast-group.

For example, A, B, and C are registered as a member of multicast-group. If A transmits data to

the multicast-group, B & C can receive the data. For multicast communication, register as a

member of multicast-group by using IGMP protocol. All multicast-groups are distinguished by

group hardware address, group IP address and group port number.

Group hardware address and IP address use already assigned addresses, but group port

number can be used any.

As for group hardware address, it is selectable in the range from “01:00:5e:00:00:00” to

“01:00:5e:7f:ff:ff”. As for group IP address, it's in the range of D-class IP address ("224.0.0.0" ~

"239.255.255.255"). At this time, the lower 23 bit of group hardware address (6bytes) and IP

address (4bytes) should be same. For example, if the group IP address is set as "224.1.1.11",

the group hardware address should be set as "01:00:5e:01:01:0b".

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Refer to "RFC1112"(http://www.ietf.org/rfc.html).

In the W5300, the IGMP required for registering multicast-group is automatically processed.

When opening SOCKETn as multicast mode, "Join" message of IGMP is automatically

transmitted. When closing the SOCKET, "Leave" message is transmitted. After opening

SOCKET, "Report" message is automatically & periodically transmitted.

W5300 supports IGMP version 1 & 2. If upper version needs to be used, the host should

manually process IGMP protocol using IPRAW mode SOCKET.

 SOCKET Initialization

For the multicast communication, select one of 8 SOCKETs(the selected SOCKET called

as SOCKETn), and set Sn_DHAR as multicast-group hardware address and Sn_DIPR as

multicast-group IP address. Sn_PORTR and Sn_DPORTR are set as multicast-group port

number. After setting Sn_MR(P3:P0) as UDP and Sn_MR(MULTI) as '1', perform OPEN

command. After OPEN command, when SOCKET status is changed to SOCK_UDP,

SOCKET initialization is completed.

{

START:

/* set Multicast-Group information */

Sn_DHAR0 = 0x01; /* set Multicast-Group H/W address(01:00:5e:01:01:0b) */

Sn_DHAR1 = 0x00;

Sn_DHAR2 = 0x5E;

Sn_DHAR3 = 0x01;

Sn_DHAR4 = 0x01;

Sn_DHAR5 = 0x0B;

Sn_DIPR0 = 211; /* set Multicast-Group IP address(211.1.1.11) */

Sn_DIPR1 = 1;

Sn_DIPR2 = 1;

Sn_DIRP3 = 11;

Sn_DPORTR = 0x0BB8; /* set Multicast-Group Port number(3000) */

Sn_PORTR = 0x0BB8; /* set Source Port number(3000) */

Sn_MR = 0x0002 | 0x0080; /* set UDP mode & Multicast on SOCKETn Mode Register */

Sn_CR = OPEN; /* set OPEN command */

/* wait until Sn_SSR is changed to SOCK_UDP */

if (Sn_SSR != SOCK_UDP) Sn_CR = CLOSE; goto START;

}

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 Received DATA?

 Receiving Process

Refer to “5.2.2.1 Unicast & Broadcast”.

 Send Data? / Sending Process

As multicast-group information is already set at the SOCKET Initialization, it is not

necessary to set the destination IP address and port number as like unicast. Therefore, just

copy transmitting data into the internal TX memory, and perform SEND command.

{

/* first, get the free TX memory size */

FREESIZE:

get_free_size = Sn_TX_FSR;

if (get_free_size < send_size) goto FREESIZE;

/* calculate the write count of Sn_TX_FIFOR */

if (send_size is odd ?) write_cnt = (send_size + 1) / 2;

else write_cnt = send_size / 2;

/* copy data to internal TX memory */

for (i = 0; i < write_cnt; i++)

{

Sn_TX_FIFOR = data_buf[i]; /* data_buf is array of 16bit */

}

/* sets transmission data size to Sn_TX_WRSR */

Sn_TX_WRSR = send_size;

/* set SEND command */

Sn_CR = SEND;

}

 Complete Sending? & Timeout

As it is communication with previously defined multicast-group, ARP-process is not required.

ARPTO doesn't occur.

{

/* check SEND command completion */

while(Sn_IR(SENDOK)==‘0’); /* wait interrupt of SEND completion */

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Sn_IR(SENDOK) = ‘1’; /* clear interrupt of SEND completion */

}

 Finished? / SOCKET Close

Refer to “5.2.2.1 Unicast & Broadcast”.

5.2.3 IPRAW

IPRAW is the data communication to use an IP layer lower than TCP and UDP. IPRAW supports

IP layer protocol such as ICMP(0x01) or IGMP(0x02) that can be defined according to protocol

number.

The ping of ICMP or V1/v2 of IGMP is internally designed with hardware logic. However, the

host can manually implement them by opening SOCKETn as IPRAW mode.

In case of using IPRAW mode SOCKET, the protocol should be defined in the protocol number

field of IP header.

Protocol number is defined by IANA (Refer to http://www.iana.org/assignments/protocol-

numbers). Protocol number should be set before the SOCKET is opened.

TCP(0x06) or UDP (0x11) protocol number is not supported. The communication of IPRAW

mode SOCKET just allows the protocol number which is set in Sn_PROTOR. For example, the

SOCKET set Sn_PROTOR as ICMP can't receive any other protocol data whose protocol

number is not ICMP.

Fig 15. IPRAW Operation Flow

 SOCKET Initialization

It selects a SOCKET and sets protocol number. Set the SN_MR(P3:P0) as IPRAW mode,

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and perform OPEN command. After OPEN command, when SOCKET status is changed to

SOCK_IPRAW, the SOCKET initialization is completed.

{

START:

/* sets Protocol number */

/* The protocol number is used in Protocol Field of IP Header. */

Sn_PROTO = protocol_num;

/* sets IP raw mode */

Sn_MR = 0x03;

/* sets OPEN command */

Sn_CR = OPEN;

/* wait until Sn_SSR is changed to SOCK_IPRAW */

if (Sn_SSR != SOCK_IPRAW) Sn_CR = CLOSE; goto START;

}

 Received DATA?

Refer to “5.2.2.1 Unicast & Broadcast”.

 Receiving Process

It processes IPRAW data received in the internal RX memory. The received IPRAW data

format is as below.

Fig 16. The received IPRAW data format

IPRAW data is composed of 6 byte PACKET-INFO and DATA packet. PACKET-INFO

includes sender's information (IP address) and the length of DATA packet. Data receiving

process at the IPRAW mode is same as UDP except for processing the port number of

PACKET-INFO.

Refer to “5.2.2.1 Unicast & Broadcast”.

If the sender's data size is bigger than RX memory free size of SOCKETn, the data can't be

received. The fragmented data also can't be received.

 Send DATA? / Sending Process

Transmitting data can't be bigger than internal TX memory of a SOCKETn, and default MTU.

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Data transmission process at the IPRAW mode is same as UDP, except for configuring the

destination port number.

Refer to “5.2.2.1 Unicast & Broadcast”.

 Complete Sending & Timeout

 Finished? / SOCKET Closed

It is same as UDP communication. Refer to “5.2.2 UDP”.

5.2.4 MACRAW

MACRAW is the communication based on Ethernet MAC lower than IP layer. MACRAW mode

communication uses SOCKET0 only. Even if SOCKET0 is used as MACRAW, SOCKET1 ~ 7

also can be used with hardwired TCP/IP stack simultaneously. In this case, SOCKET0 operates

as NIC (Network Interface Controller) and software TCP/IP stack can be implemented through

this.

This is the hybrid TCP/IP stack of W5300 – supporting hardwired TCP/IP & software TCP/IP. By

using the hybrid TCP/IP feature, it is possible to overcome the SOCKET limitation of W5300. If

high-performing data transmission is required, it can be implemented by using hardwired

TCP/IP SOCKET. For the normal data transmission, the software TCP/IP can be used by using

MACRAW mode. The SOCKET0 of MACRAW mode can process all protocols except for the

protocol used in SOCKET1~ 7. As MACRAW is the communication method to process pure

Ethernet packets, the engineer should have knowledge about the software TCP/IP stack.

As MACRAW data is based on Ethernet MAC, it should have 6bytes source hardware address

& destination hardware address and 2bytes Ethernet type.

Fig 17. MACRAW Operation Flow

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 SOCKET Initialization

It selects a SOCKET and sets Sn_MR(P3:P0) as MACRAW mode, and perform OPEN

command.

After OPEN command, when SOCKET status is changed to SOCK_MACRAW, SOCKET

initialization is completed. As all the information for the communication (Source hardware

address, source IP address, source port number, destination hardware address, destination

IP address, destination port number, all type of protocol header, etc) is included in

MACRAW data, the related register setting is not required.

{

START:

/* sets MAC raw mode */

S0_MR = 0x04;

/* sets OPEN command */

S0_CR = OPEN;

/* wait until Sn_SSR is changed to SOCK_MACRAW */

if (Sn_SSR != SOCK_MACRAW) S0_CR = CLOSE; goto START;

}

 Received DATA?

Refer to “5.2.2.1 Unicast & Broadcast”.

 Receiving Process

It processes MACRAW data received in internal RX memory of SOCKET0. The received

MACRAW data format is as below.

Fig 18. The received MACRAW data format

MACRAW data is composed of 2 bytes PACKET-INFO, DATA packet and 4s byte CRC.

PACKET-INFO includes the size of DATA packet, and DATA packet does 6bytes destination

MAC address, 6bytes source MAC address, 2bytes type and 46 ~1500 bytes payload. The

payload of DATA packet has internet protocol such as ARP or IP. For the detail of Type,

refer to http://www.iana.org/assignments/ethernet-numbers.

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The CRC of MACRAW data should be read by the host through S0_RX_FIFOR and

ignored.

{

/* extract size of DATA packet from internal RX memory */

pack_size = S0_RX_FIFOR;

/* calculate the read count of Sn_RX_FIFOR */

if (pack_size is odd ?) read_cnt = (pack_size + 1) / 2;

read_cnt = pack_size / 2;

/* extract DATA packet from internal RX memory */

for( i = 0; i < read_cnt; i++)

{

data_buf[i] = S0_RX_FIFOR; /* data_buf is array of 16bit */

}

/* extract 4 bytes CRC from internal RX memory and then ignore it */

dummy = S0_RX_FIFOR;

/* set RECV command */

S0_CR = RECV;

}

In case that free buffer size of internal RX memory is smaller than the size of receiving

MAC RAW data, some parts of un-acceptable PACKET-INFO and DATA packet of the

MACRAW data can be saved in internal RX memory. This can cause the error in analyzing

PACKET-INFO (as shown in above code), and receiving correct MACRAW data. This

problem is more likely to happen when internal RX memory gets close full. This can be

solved by ignoring some loss of MACRAW data.

 By performing internal RX memory process as quick as possible, prevent the memory

to be full

 By receiving only its own MACRAW data, reduce the receiving burden.

Set the MF bit of S0_MR in the sample code showing SOCKET initialization.

{

START:

/* sets MAC raw mode with enabling MAC filter */

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S0_MR = 0x44;

/* sets OPEN command */

S0_CR = OPEN;

/* wait until Sn_SSR is changed to SOCK_MACRAW */

if (Sn_SSR != SOCK_MACRAW) S0_CR = CLOSE; goto START;

}

 In case that the free size of internal RX memory is smaller than 1528 - Default

MTU(1514)+PACKET-INFO(2)+DATA packet(8)+CRC(4) - close SOCKET 0. After

closing the SOCKET0, Process all received MACRAW data and the reopen the

SOCKET0.

{

/* check the free size of internal RX memory */

if((RMSR0 * 1024) - Sn_RX_RSR < 1528)

{

recved_size = Sn_RX_RSR; /* backup Sn_RX_RSR */

Sn_CR = CLOSE; /* SOCKET0 Closed */

while(Sn_SSR != SOCK_CLOSED); /* wait until SOCKET0 is closed */

/* process all data remained in internal RX memory */

while(recved_size > 0)

{

/* extract size of DATA packet from internal RX memory */

pack_size = S0_RX_FIFOR;

/* calculate the read count of Sn_RX_FIFOR */

if (pack_size is odd ?) read_cnt = (pack_size + 1) / 2;

read_cnt = pack_size / 2;

/* extract DATA packet from internal RX memory */

for( i = 0; i < read_cnt; i++)

{

data_buf[i] = S0_RX_FIFOR; /* data_buf is array of 16bit */

}

/* extract 4 bytes CRC from internal RX memory and then ignore it */

dummy = S0_RX_FIFOR;

/* calculate the size of remained data in internal RX memory*/

recved_size = recved_size – 2 – pack_size – 4;

}

/* Reopen the SOCKET0 */

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/* sets MAC raw mode with enabling MAC filter */

S0_MR = 0x44; /* or S0_MR = 0x04 */

/* sets OPEN command */

S0_CR = OPEN;

/* wait until Sn_SSR is changed to SOCK_MACRAW */

while (Sn_SSR != SOCK_MACRAW);

}

else /* process normally the DATA packet from internal RX memory */

{

/* This block is same as the code of “Receiving process” stage*/

}

 Send DATA? / Sending Process

The transmitted data can't be bigger than internal TX memory of SOCKET0 and default

MTU. The host creates the MACRAW data in the same format of DATA packet mentioned

above "Receiving Process". If the host data which size is under 60bytes, the internal "zero

padding" is processed for the real transmitting Ethernet packet to become 60 bytes.

{

/* first, get the free TX memory size */

FREESIZE:

get_free_size = S0_TX_FSR;

if (get_free_size < send_size) goto FREESIZE;

/* calculate the write count of Sn_TX_FIFOR */

if (send_size is odd ?) write_cnt = (send_size + 1) / 2;

else write_cnt = send_size / 2;

/* copy data to internal TX memory */

for (i = 0; i < write_cnt; i++)

{

S0_TX_FIFOR = data_buf[i]; /* data_buf is array of 16bit */

}

/* sets transmission data size to Sn_TX_WRSR */

S0_TX_WRSR = send_size;

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/* set SEND command */

S0_CR = SEND;

}

 Complete Sending?

All the protocol for the data communication is processed by the host, thus timeout does not

occur.

{

/* check SEND command completion */

while(S0_IR(SENDOK)==‘0’); /* wait interrupt of SEND completion */

S0_IR(SENDOK) = ‘1’; /* clear previous interrupt of SEND completion */

}

 Finished? / SOCKET Close

Refer to “5.2.2.1 Unicast & Broadcast”.

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6. External Interface

The host interface of W5300 is decided by the direct/indirect address mode and 16/8 bit data

Also, W5300 can be interfaced with internal PHY or external PHY according to the configuration

of TEST_MODE[3:0].

6.1 Direct Address Mode

6.1.1 16 Bit Data Bus Width

In case of using a 16bit data bus width, ADDR[9:1] is used and ADDR0 is connected to ground

or floated. 'BIT16EN' is internally pulled-up, so it is no problem if it is allowed to float.

6.1.2 8 Bit Data Bus Width

In the case of using an 8bit data bus width, ADDR[9:0] is used. 'BIT16EN' should be logical

LOW (ground). Let the unused DATA[15:8] float.

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6.2 Indirect Address Mode

6.2.1 16 Bit Data Bus Width

In case of using a 16bit data bus width, only ADDR[2:1] is used, and ADDR[9:3] should be

connected to ground, and ADDR0 are connected to ground or floated. As 'BIT16EN" is internally

pulled-up, it can be floated.

6.2.2 8 Bit Data Bus Width

In case of using an 8bit data bus width, only ADDR[2:0] is used, and ADDR[9:3] should be

connected to ground. 'BIT16EN' should be connected to ground. Let the unused DATA[15:8]

float.

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6.3 Internal PHY Mode

When using internal PHY of W5300, TEST_MODE[3:0] is connected to ground or floated.

According to internal PHY operation mode, OP_MODE[2:0] is configured. For the detail refer to

“1.1 Configuration Signals”.

For better impedance-matching between internal PHY and transformer, a termination resistor

and a capacitor are required – 50ohm(±1%) resistor & 0.1uF capacitor.

The internal PHY supports 6 network indicator LEDs including LINK and SPEED. Float the un-

used LED signals. By tying /RXLED and /TXLED with logical AND, an ACT LED(Active LED)

can be implemented. For the detail, refer to “1.6 Network Indicator LED Signals”.

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6.4 External PHY Mode

If the internal PHY does not satisfy the user's requirements, an external PHY made by 3rd party

can be interfaced. In case of using external PHY mode, W5300 clock source should be selected.

When TEST_MODE0 is logically high, a crystal is used, and when TEST_MODE1 is logically

high, an oscillator is used.

For the detail refer to “1.1 Configuration Signals” and “1.7 Clock Signals”.

For the impedance matching between external PHY and transformer, refer to the document from

the PHY manufacturer.

W5300's ‘/FDX’ Pin is connected to duplex indicator signal of the external PHY.

Fig 20. External PHY Interface with MII

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7. Electrical Specifications

Absolute Maximum Ratings

Symbol Parameter Rating Unit

VDD DC supply voltage -0.5 to 3.6 V

VIN DC input voltage -0.5 to 5.5 (5V tolerant) V

VOUT DC output voltage -0.5 to 3.6 V

IIN DC input current ±5 mA

IOUT DC output current 2 to 8 mA

TOP Operating temperature -40 to 80 [1] °C

TSTG Storage temperature -55 to 125 °C

*COMMENT: Stressing the device beyond the “Absolute Maximum Ratings” may cause permanent

damage.

[1] : Please refer our Qualification Report in our website( search in http://www.wiznet.co.kr or

http://www.wiznet.co.kr/UpLoad_Files/ReferenceFiles/KOLAS_Test_Report_QRTC-D-0808-

169_W5300[0].pdf )

DC Characteristics

Symbol Parameter Test Condition Min Typ Max Unit

VDD DC Supply voltage Junction temperature

is from -55°C to

125°C

3.0 3.3 3.6 V

VIH High level input voltage 2.0 5.5 V

VIL Low level input voltage - 0.5 0.8 V

VOH High level output voltage IOH = 2 ~ 16 mA 2.4 V

VOL Low level output voltage IOL = -2 ~ -12 mA 0.4 V

II Input Current VIN = VDD

±5 μA

IO Output Current VOUT = VDD 2 8 mA

POWER DISSIPATION

Symbol Parameter Test Condition Min Typ Max Unit

PIA

Power consumption when

using the auto-negotiation

Vcc 3.3V

Temperature 25°C - 180 250 mA

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of internal PHY mode

PIM

Power consumption when

using manual configuration

of internal PHY mode

Vcc 3.3V

Temperature 25°C - 175 210 mA

PE

Power consumption when

using external PHY mode

Vcc 3.3V

Temperature 25°C 65 150 mA

AC Characteristics

Reset Timing

Description Min Max

1 Reset Cycle Time 2 us -

2 PLL Lock-in Time 50 us 10 ms

Register READ Timing

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Description Min Max

tADDRs Address Setup Time after /CS and /RD low - 7 ns

tADDRh Address Hold Time after /CS or /RD high - -

tCS /CS Low Time 65 ns -

tCSn /CS Next Assert Time 28 ns -

tRD /RC Low Time 65 ns -

tDATAs DATA Setup Time after /RD low 42 ns -

tDATAh DATA Hold Time after /RD and /CS high - 7 ns

tDATAhe DATA Hold Extension Time after /CS high - 2XPLL_CLK

<Note> 'tDATAhe' is the data holding time when MR(RDH) is '1'. During this time, data bus is

driven during 2XPLL_CLK after /CS is de-asserted high. So, be careful of data bus

collision.

Register WRITE Timing

Description Min Max

tADDRs Address Setup Time after /CS and /WR low - 7 ns

tADDRh Address Hold Time after /CS or /RD high - -

tCS /CS low Time 50 ns -

tCSn /CS next Assert Time 28 ns

tWR /WR low time 50 ns

tDATAs Data Setup Time after /WR low 7 ns 7ns + 7XPLL_CLK

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tDATAf Data Fetch Time 14 ns tWR-tDATAs

tDATAh Data Hold Time after /WR high 7 ns -

<Note> ‘tDATAs’ is holding time of Host-Write data Fetch during 7 PLL_CLK according to the

setting value of MR(WDF2-WDF0).

As ‘tDATAf’ is the time to fetch the Host-Write data, if /WR is de-asserted High before

this time, the Host-Write data is fetched at the time of /WR High-De-assert regardless

of ‘tDATAf’.

In order to fetch the valid data at this time, the host should guarantee ‘tDATAh’.

Crystal Characteristics

Parameter Range

Frequency 25 MHz

Frequency Tolerance (at 25℃) ±30 ppm

Shunt Capacitance 7pF Max

Drive Level 1 ~ 500uW (100uW typical)

Load Capacitance 27pF

Aging (at 25℃) ±3ppm / year Max

Transformer Characteristics

Parameter Transmit End Receive End

Turn Ratio 1:1 1:1

Inductance 350 uH 350 uH

In case of using internal PHY mode, be sure to use symmetric transformer in order to support

Auto MDI/MDIX(Crossover).

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In case of using External PHY mode, use the transform which is suitable for external PHY

specification.

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8. IR Reflow Temperature Profile (Lead-Free)

Moisture Sensitivity Level : 3

Dry Pack Required : Yes

Average Ramp-Up Rate

(Tsmax to Tp)

3° C/second max.

Preheat

– Temperature Min (Tsmin)

– Temperature Max (Tsmax)

– Time (tsmin to tsmax)

150 °C

200 °C

60-180 seconds

Time maintained above:

– Temperature (TL)

– Time (tL)

217 °C

60-150 seconds

Peak/Classification Temperature (Tp) 260 + 0 °C

Time within 5 °C of actual Peak Temperature (tp) 20-40 seconds

Ramp-Down Rate 6 °C/second max.

Time 25 °C to Peak Temperature 8 minutes max.

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SYMBOL MILLIMETER INCH

MIN. NOM. MAX. MIN. NOM. MAX.

A - - 1.60 - - 0.063

A1 0.05 - 0.15 0.002 - 0.006

A2 1.35 1.40 1.45 0.053 0.055 0.057

b 0.17 0.22 0.27 0.007 0.009 0.011

b1 0.17 0.20 0.23 0.007 0.008 0.009

c 0.09 - 0.20 0.004 - 0.008

c1 0.09 - 0.16 0.004 - 0.006

D 15.85 16.00 16.15 0.624 0.630 0.636

D1 13.90 14.00 14.10 0.547 0.551 0.555

E 15.85 16.00 16.15 0.624 0.630 0.636

E1 13.90 14.00 14.10 0.547 0.551 0.555

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e 0.50 BSC 0.020 BSC

L 0.45 0.60 0.75 0.018 0.024 0.030

L1 1.00 REF 0.039 REF

R1 0.08 - - 0.003 - -

R2 0.08 - 0.20 0.003 - 0.008

S 0.20 - - 0.008 - -

 0° 3.5° 7° 0° 3.5° 7°

1 0° - - 0° - -

2 12° TYP 12° TYP

3 12° TYP 12° TYP

<NOTE> 

1 To be determined at seating plane – C -.



2 Dimensions ‘D1’ and ‘E1’ do not include mold protrusion.

D1’ and ‘E1’ are maxium plastic body size dimensions including mold mismatch.



3 Dimension ‘b’ does not include dambar protrusion.

Dambar can not be located on the lower radius or the foot.



4 Exact shape of each corner is optional



5 These Dimensions apply to the flat section of the lead between 0.10mm and

0.25mm from the lead tip.



6 A

1 is defined as the distance from the seating plane to the lowest point of the

package body.

7 Controlling dimension : Millimeter

8 Reference Document : JEDEC MS-026 , BED.

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