3.2.8.2.1 External Chip Reset

When the Reset push button switch is pressed, the device places all pins into their default state. An additional PIO resets the KSZ8563.

The figure below illustrates the implementation of the Ethernet switch interface.

Figure 3-19. Ethernet Switch
Table 3-11. 10/100 Mb/s Ethernet Switch Signal Descriptions
PIOMnemonicSharedSignal Description
PD9ETH_GTXCKTransmit clock
PD10ETH_GTXENTransmit enable
PD2ETH_GTXERTransmit error
PD15ETH_GTX0Transmit data 0
PD16ETH_GTX1Transmit data 1
PD7ETH_GTX2Transmit data 2
PD8ETH_GTX3Transmit data 3
PD1ETH_GRXCKReceive clock
PD11ETH_GRXDVReceive data valid
PD12ETH_GRXERReceive error
PD13ETH_GRX0Receive data 0
PD14ETH_GRX1Receive data 1
PD5ETH_GRX2Receive data 2
PD6ETH_GRX3Receive data 3
PB30ETH_GMDCManagement data clock
PB28ETH_GMDIOManagement data in/out
PD3ETH_GTX_INTInterrupt (open drain)
PD4ETH_RSTPIO reset
PC16ETH_PME_NPower management event
Figure 3-20. Ethernet Switch Connectors J11 and J12
Figure 3-21. Ethernet Switch RJ45 Connectors J11 and J12 Location

The table below describes the pin assignment of Ethernet connectors J11 and J12.

Table 3-12. Ethernet Switch RJ45 Connectors J11 and J12 Pin Assignment Signal Descriptions
Pin NoMnemonicSignal Description
1TX+Transmit
2TX-Transmit
3RX+Receive
4Decoupling capacitor
5Decoupling capacitor
6RX-Receive
7NC
8EARTH / GNDCommon ground
9ACT LEDLED activity
10ACT LEDLED activity
11LINK LEDLED link connection
12LINK LEDLED link connection
13EARTH / GNDCommon ground
14EARTH / GNDCommon ground