ssc p200 software design reference 电力线载波资料.pdf

; Application Note #70 SSC P200 Software Design Reference Introduction: This document is intended to aid software engineers in the design of firmware to initialize, transmit, and receive packets using the SSC P200. This document discusses only the minimum requirements to initialize, transmit and receive packets. After transmitting and receiving your first packet, the details of using the SSC P200 Network Interface Controller will be easier to understand. Description The four sections in this document are Initialization, Interface Read, Packet Transmit, and Packet Receive. Initialization describes how to setup the internal registers, referred to as data structures in the data sheet, in order to transmit and receive packets. The Interface Read section gives information on what should be done when an attention sequence is received from the SSC P200. In the Packet Transmit section an example transmit packet is used to illustrate the transmit procedure. Finally, the Packet Receive section discusses the steps needed to receive a packet. The SSC P200 must be interfaced with a microcontroller, referred to as the host, that provides application specific tasks. SSC P200 Initialization Allow 10 ms after power up for the SSC P200 to come out of reset and to become operational. Basic initialization requires the Layer_Config_Infodata structure to be setup. This data structure consists of 7 bytes (0 through 6). In order to set these values, issue a Layer Management Write (LW:0x03) command followed by the 7 data bytes. Bytes 1 through 6 are reserved and they should all be set to zero. Byte 0 is the mode control byte and is discussed below. Mode Control byte The Service_Level must be set to 0x03. By setting Max_Restart to a value of 15, the SSC P200 provides up to 12