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Intel
®
82599 10 GbE Controller—Pin Assignment
2.1.6 SMBus
Reserved
See the AC specifications in
Pin Name
SMBCLK
SMBD
SMBALRT_N
Ball #
AC19
AB19
AA19
Type
o/d o/d o/d
Name and Function
SMBus Clock. One clock pulse is generated for each data bit transferred.
SMBus Data. Stable during the high period of the clock (unless it is a start or stop condition).
SMBus Alert. Acts as an interrupt pin of a slave device on the SMBus.
Note:
If the SMBus is disconnected, an external pull-up should be used for the
SMBCLK, SMBD pins.
2.1.7 I
2
C
Reserved
See the I
2
C specification and
for AC specifications.
Pin Name
SCL0
SDA0
SCL1
SDA1
Ball #
AB12
AA12
AD17
AC18
Type
o/d o/d o/d o/d
Name and Function
I
2
C Clock. One clock pulse is generated for each data bit transferred.
I
2
C Data. Stable during the high period of the clock (unless it is a start or stop condition).
I
2
C Clock. One clock pulse is generated for each data bit transferred.
I
2
C Data. Stable during the high period of the clock (unless it is a start or stop condition).
Note:
If the I
2
C is disconnected, an external pull-up should be used for the clock and data pins.
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Table of contents
- 21 Scope
- 21 Product Overview
- 22 82599 Silicon/Software Features
- 23 System Configurations
- 24 External Interfaces
- 24 PCI-Express* (PCIe*) Interface
- 24 Network Interfaces
- 25 EEPROM Interface
- 26 Serial Flash Interface
- 26 SMBus Interface
- 26 NC-SI Interface
- 26 MDIO Interfaces
- 27 I2C Interfaces
- 27 Software-Definable Pins (SDP) Interface (General-Purpose I/O)
- 28 LED Interface
- 28 Features Summary
- 33 Overview of New Capabilities Beyond the
- 33 Security
- 33 Transmit Rate Limiting
- 33 Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE)
- 34 Performance
- 35 Rx/Tx Queues and Rx Filtering
- 35 Interrupts
- 35 Virtualization
- 36 Double VLAN
- 37 Time Sync — IEEE 1588 — Precision Time Protocol (PTP)
- 37 Conventions
- 37 Terminology and Acronyms
- 37 Byte Count
- 37 Byte Ordering
- 38 Register/Bit Notations
- 38 References
- 41 Architecture and Basic Operation
- 41 Transmit (Tx) Data Flow
- 42 Receive (Rx) Data Flow
- 43 Pin Assignment
- 43 Signal Type Definition
- 44 PCIe Symbols and Pin Names
- 47 EEPROM
- 47 Serial Flash
- 48 SMBus
- 49 NC-SI
- 50 Software Defined Pins (SDPs)
- 51 RSVD and No Connect Pins
- 53 Miscellaneous
- 54 Power Supplies
- 55 Pull-Ups
- 58 Ball Out — Top Level
- 61 PCI-Express* (PCIe*)
- 61 Overview
- 64 General Functionality
- 64 Host Interface
- 68 Transaction Layer
- 75 Link Layer
- 76 Physical Layer
- 80 Error Events and Error Reporting
- 86 Performance Monitoring
- 87 SMBus
- 87 Channel Behavior
- 87 SMBus Addressing
- 88 SMBus Notification Methods
- 90 Receive TCO Flow
- 91 Transmit TCO Flow
- 93 Concurrent SMBus Transactions
- 93 SMBus ARP Functionality
- 97 LAN Fail-Over Through SMBus
- 97 Network Controller — Sideband Interface (NC-SI)
- 97 Electrical Characteristics
- 98 NC-SI Transactions
- 98 EEPROM
- 98 General Overview
- 98 EEPROM Device
- 98 EEPROM Vital Content
- 99 Software Accesses
- 99 Signature Field
- 100 Protected EEPROM Space
- 101 EEPROM Recovery
- 102 EEPROM Deadlock Avoidance
- 103 VPD Support
- 104 Flash
- 104 Flash Interface Operation
- 105 Flash Write Control
- 105 Flash Erase Control
- 105 Flash Access Contention
- 106 Configurable I/O Pins — Software-Definable Pins (SDP)
- 109 Network Interface (MAUI Interface)
- 110 10 GbE Interface
- 121 GbE Interface
- 123 SGMII Support
- 125 Auto Negotiation For Backplane Ethernet and Link Setup Features
- 129 Transceiver Module Support
- 130 Management Data Input/Output (MDIO) Interface
- 136 Ethernet Flow Control (FC)
- 146 Inter Packet Gap (IPG) Control and Pacing
- 147 MAC Speed Change at Different Power Modes
- 151 Power Up
- 151 Power-Up Sequence
- 152 Power-Up Timing Diagram
- 155 Reset Operation
- 155 Reset Sources
- 158 Reset in PCI-IOV Environment
- 159 Reset Effects
- 162 Queue Disable
- 163 Function Disable
- 163 General
- 163 Overview
- 165 Control Options
- 165 Event Flow for Enable/Disable Functions
- 166 Device Disable
- 166 Overview
- 167 BIOS Disable of the Device at Boot Time by Using the Strapping Option
- 167 Software Initialization and Diagnostics
- 167 Introduction
- 167 Power-Up State
- 168 Initialization Sequence
- 169 100 Mb/s, 1 GbE, and 10 GbE Link Initialization
- 170 Initialization of Statistics
- 170 Interrupt Initialization
- 171 Receive Initialization
- 175 Transmit Initialization
- 176 FCoE Initialization Flow
- 177 Virtualization Initialization Flow
- 180 DCB Configuration
- 191 Security Initialization
- 193 Alternate MAC Address Support
- 195 Power Targets and Power Delivery
- 195 Power Management
- 195 Introduction to the 82599 Power States
- 196 Auxiliary Power Usage
- 196 Power Limits by Certain Form Factors
- 197 Interconnects Power Management
- 199 Power States
- 204 Timing of Power-State Transitions
- 208 Wake Up
- 208 Advanced Power Management Wake Up
- 208 ACPI Power Management Wake Up
- 209 Wake-Up Packets
- 215 Wake Up and Virtualization
- 217 EEPROM General Map
- 219 EEPROM Software
- 219 SW Compatibility Module — Word Address 0x10-0x
- 219 PBA Number Module — Word Address 0x15-0x
- 220 iSCSI Boot Configuration — Word Address 0x
- 223 Software Reserved Word — PXE VLAN Configuration Pointer — Word Address 0x
- 224 VPD Module Pointer — Word Address 0x2F
- 224 EEPROM PXE Module — Word Address 0x30-0x
- 227 Alternate Ethernet MAC Address — Word Address 0x
- 227 Checksum Word Calculation (Word 0x3F)
- 229 Word Address 0x
- 229 Software Reserved Word 16 — Alternate SAN MAC Block Pointer — Word Address 0x
- 230 Software Reserved Word 17 — Active SAN MAC Block Pointer — Word Address 0x
- 231 EEPROM Hardware Sections
- 231 EEPROM Hardware Section — Auto-Load Sequence
- 231 EEPROM Init Module
- 233 PCIe Analog Configuration Module
- 234 Core 0/1 Analog Configuration Modules
- 235 PCIe General Configuration Module
- 244 PCIe Configuration Space 0/1 Modules
- 246 LAN Core 0/1 Modules
- 249 MAC 0/1 Modules
- 255 CSR 0/1 Auto Configuration Modules
- 257 Firmware Module
- 257 Test Configuration Module
- 258 Common Firmware Parameters — (Global MNG Offset 0x3)
- 259 Pass Through LAN 0/1 Configuration Modules
- 268 Sideband Configuration Module
- 270 Flexible TCO Filter Configuration Module
- 272 NC-SI Microcode Download Module
- 272 NC-SI Configuration Module
- 277 Receive Functionality
- 278 Packet Filtering
- 282 Rx Queues Assignment
- 310 MAC Layer Offloads
- 310 Receive Data Storage in System Memory
- 310 Legacy Receive Descriptor Format
- 313 Advanced Receive Descriptors
- 323 Receive Descriptor Fetching
- 323 Receive Descriptor Write-Back
- 324 Receive Descriptor Queue Structure
- 327 Header Splitting
- 330 Receive Checksum Offloading
- 333 SCTP Receive Offload
- 334 Receive UDP Fragmentation Checksum
- 335 Transmit Functionality
- 335 Packet Transmission
- 344 Transmit Contexts
- 345 Transmit Descriptors
- 361 TCP and UDP Segmentation
- 369 Transmit Checksum Offloading in Non-segmentation Mode
- 373 Interrupts
- 373 Interrupt Registers
- 377 Interrupt Moderation
- 381 TCP Timer Interrupt
- 381 Mapping of Interrupt Causes
- 388 802.1q VLAN Support
- 388 802.1q VLAN Packet Format
- 388 802.1q Tagged Frames
- 389 Transmitting and Receiving 802.1q Packets
- 390 802.1q VLAN Packet Filtering
- 390 Double VLAN and Single VLAN Support
- 394 Direct Cache Access (DCA)
- 395 PCIe TLP Format for DCA
- 397 Data Center Bridging (DCB)
- 397 Overview
- 400 Transmit-side Capabilities
- 413 Receive-Side Capabilities
- 417 LinkSec
- 418 Packet Format
- 418 LinkSec Header (SecTag) Format
- 420 LinkSec Management – KaY (Key Agreement Entity)
- 421 Receive Flow
- 424 Transmit Data Path
- 425 LinkSec and Manageability
- 425 Key and Tamper Protection
- 426 LinkSec Statistics
- 428 Time SYNC (IEEE1588 and 802.1AS)
- 428 Overview
- 428 Flow and Hardware/Software Responsibilities
- 430 Hardware Time Sync Elements
- 433 Time Sync Related Auxiliary Elements
- 434 PTP Packet Structure
- 437 7.10 Virtualization
- 437 Overview
- 441 PCI-SIG SR-IOV Support
- 452 Packet Switching
- 463 Virtualization of Hardware
- 464 7.11 Receive Side Coalescing (RSC)
- 466 Packet Viability for RSC Functionality
- 468 Flow Identification and RSC Context Matching
- 470 Processing New RSC
- 470 Processing Active RSC
- 472 Packet DMA and Descriptor Write Back
- 474 RSC Completion and Aging
- 476 7.12 IPsec Support
- 476 Overview
- 476 Hardware Features List
- 479 Software/Hardware Demarcation
- 480 IPsec Formats Exchanged Between Hardware and Software
- 484 TX SA Table
- 485 TX Hardware Flow
- 487 AES-128 Operation in Tx
- 489 RX Descriptors
- 489 Rx SA Tables
- 492 RX Hardware Flow without TCP/UDP Checksum Offload
- 493 RX Hardware Flow with TCP/UDP Checksum Offload
- 493 AES-128 Operation in Rx
- 495 7.13 Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE)
- 495 Introduction
- 496 FCoE Transmit Operation
- 502 FCoE Receive Operation
- 518 7.14 Reliability
- 518 Memory Integrity Protection
- 518 PCIe Error Handling
- 519 Address Regions
- 519 Memory-Mapped Access
- 520 I/O-Mapped Access
- 522 Registers Terminology
- 523 Device Registers — PF
- 523 MSI-X BAR Register Summary PF
- 523 Registers Summary PF — BAR
- 543 Detailed Register Descriptions — PF
- 734 Device Registers — VF
- 734 Registers Allocated Per Queue
- 734 Non-Queue Registers
- 735 MSI—X Register Summary VF — BAR
- 737 Registers Summary VF — BAR
- 739 Detailed Register Descriptions —VF
- 749 PCI Compatibility
- 750 Configuration Sharing Among PCI Functions
- 752 PCIe Register Map
- 752 Register Attributes
- 752 PCIe Configuration Space Summary
- 754 Mandatory PCI Configuration Registers — Except BARs
- 757 Subsystem ID Register (0x2E; RO)
- 757 Cap_Ptr Register (0x34; RO)
- 758 Mandatory PCI Configuration Registers — BARs
- 759 PCIe Capabilities
- 765 MSI-X Capability
- 770 VPD Registers
- 771 PCIe Configuration Registers
- 782 PCIe Extended Configuration Space
- 783 Advanced Error Reporting Capability (AER)
- 788 Serial Number
- 790 Alternate Routing ID Interpretation (ARI) Capability Structure
- 791 IOV Capability Structure
- 798 Virtual Functions Configuration Space
- 800 Mandatory Configuration Space
- 802 PCI Capabilities
- 805 10.1 Platform Configurations
- 805 On-Board BMC Configurations
- 806 82599 NIC
- 806 10.2 Pass Through (PT) Functionality
- 807 DMTF NC-SI Mode
- 809 SMBus Pass Through (PT) Functionality
- 813 10.3 Manageability Receive Filtering
- 813 Overview and General Structure
- 815 L2 EtherType Filters
- 815 VLAN Filters - Single and Double VLAN Cases
- 816 L3 and L4 Filters
- 818 Manageability Decision Filters
- 820 Possible Configurations
- 822 10.4 LinkSec and Manageability
- 823 Handover of LinkSec Responsibility Between BMC and Host
- 825 10.5 Manageability Programming Interfaces
- 825 NC-SI Programming
- 874 SMBus Programming
- 911 Manageability Host Interface
- 915 Software and Firmware Synchronization
- 919 11.1 Introduction
- 919 11.2 Operating Conditions
- 919 Absolute Maximum Ratings
- 920 Recommended Operating Conditions
- 920 11.3 Power Delivery
- 920 Power Supply Specifications
- 922 In-Rush Current
- 922 11.4 DC/AC Specification
- 922 DC Specifications
- 927 Digital I/F AC Specifications
- 938 PCIe Interface AC/DC Specification
- 938 Network (MAUI) Interface AC/DC Specification
- 940 SerDes Crystal/Reference Clock Specification
- 946 11.5 Package
- 946 Mechanical
- 946 Thermal
- 946 Electrical
- 947 Mechanical Package
- 947 11.6 Devices Supported
- 947 Flash
- 948 EEPROM
- 949 12.1 Connecting the PCIe Interface
- 949 Link Width Configuration
- 950 Polarity Inversion and Lane Reversal
- 950 PCIe Reference Clock
- 950 PCIe Analog Bias Resistor
- 950 Miscellaneous PCIe Signals
- 950 PCIe Layout Recommendations
- 951 12.2 Connecting the MAUI Interfaces
- 951 MAUI Channels Lane Connections
- 951 MAUI Bias Resistor
- 951 XAUI, KX/KR, BX4, CX4, BX and SFI+ Layout Recommendations
- 952 Board Stack-Up Example
- 952 Trace Geometries
- 953 Other High-Speed Signal Routing Practices
- 956 Reference Planes
- 958 Dielectric Weave Compensation
- 959 Impedance Discontinuities
- 959 Reducing Circuit Inductance
- 960 Signal Isolation
- 960 Power and Ground Planes
- 966 KR and SFI+ Recommended Simulations
- 967 Additional Differential Trace Layout Guidelines for SFI+ Boards
- 969 12.3 Connecting the Serial EEPROM
- 969 Supported EEPROM Devices
- 969 12.4 Connecting the Flash
- 970 Supported Flash Devices
- 970 12.5 SMBus and NC-SI
- 972 12.6 NC-SI
- 972 NC-SI Design Requirements
- 974 NC-SI Layout Requirements
- 978 12.7 Resets
- 979 12.8 Connecting the MDIO Interfaces
- 979 12.9 Connecting the Software-Definable Pins (SDPs)
- 980 12.10 Connecting the Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs)
- 980 12.11 Connecting Miscellaneous Signals
- 980 LAN Disable
- 981 BIOS Handling of Device Disable
- 982 12.12 Oscillator Design Considerations
- 982 Oscillator Types
- 983 Oscillator Solution
- 983 Oscillator Layout Recommendations
- 983 Reference Clock Measurement Recommendations
- 983 12.13 Power Supplies
- 984 Power Supply Sequencing
- 984 Power Supply Filtering
- 985 Support for Power Management and Wake Up
- 985 12.14 Connecting the JTAG Port
- 987 13.1 Thermal Considerations
- 988 13.2 Importance of Thermal Management
- 988 13.3 Packaging Terminology
- 989 13.4 Thermal Specifications
- 990 13.5 Case Temperature
- 990 13.6 Thermal Attributes
- 990 Designing for Thermal Performance
- 990 Model System Definition
- 991 Package Thermal Characteristics
- 992 13.7 Thermal Enhancements
- 992 13.8 Clearances
- 994 13.9 Default Enhanced Thermal Solution
- 995 13.10 Extruded Heatsinks
- 996 13.11 Attaching the Extruded Heatsink
- 996 Clips
- 996 Thermal Interface (PCM45 Series)
- 996 Avoid Damaging Die-Side Capacitors with Heat Sink Attached
- 997 Maximum Static Normal Load
- 998 13.12 Reliability
- 998 Thermal Interface Management for Heat-Sink Solutions
- 999 13.13 Measurements for Thermal Specifications
- 999 Case Temperature Measurements
- 1000 Attaching the Thermocouple (No Heatsink)
- 1000 Attaching the Thermocouple (Heatsink)
- 1001 13.14 Heatsink and Attach Suppliers
- 1002 13.15 PCB Guidelines
- 1003 14.1 Link Loopback Operations
- 1016 15.1 Register Attributes
- 1017 Legacy Packet Formats
- 1017 ARP Packet Formats
- 1019 IP and TCP/UDP Headers for TSO
- 1025 Magic Packet
- 1025 SNAP Packet Format
- 1025 Packet Types for Packet Split Filtering
- 1026 Type 1.1: Ethernet (VLAN/SNAP) IP Packets
- 1034 Type 2: Ethernet, Ipv
- 1037 Type 3: Reserved
- 1037 Type 4: NFS Packets
- 1042 IPsec Formats Run Over the Wire
- 1042 AH Formats
- 1046 ESP Formats
- 1051 BCN Frame Format
- 1052 FCoE Framing
- 1052 FCoE Frame Format
- 1055 FC Frame Format
- 1063 Background
- 1064 Location in the NVM
- 1063 375 mA
- 1063 20 mA
- 1063 375 mA
- 1063 20 mA
- 1064 Section