Page 6 of the Wizard (This Figure) allow you to define the channel bonding sequence(s). Table: Channel Bonding and Clock Correction Sequences describes the sequence definition settings and Table: Clock Correction Setup describes the clock setup settings.
Figure 4-15: Channel Bonding and Clock Correction Sequence—Page 6
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X-Ref Target - Figure 4-15
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Table 4-32: Channel Bonding and Clock Correction Sequences
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Option
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Description
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Byte (Symbol)
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Set each symbol to match the pattern the protocol requires. The XAUI sequence length is 8 bits. 01111100 is used for channel bonding. 00011100 is used for clock correction. The other symbols are disabled because the sequence length is set to 1.
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K Character
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This option is available when 8B/10B decoding is selected. When checked, as is the case for XAUI, the symbol is an 8B/10B K character.
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Inverted Disparity
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Some protocols with 8B/10B decoding use symbols with deliberately inverted disparity. This option should be checked when such symbols are expected in the sequence.
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Don’t Care
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Multiple-byte sequences can have wild card symbols by checking this option. Unused bytes in the sequence automatically have this option set.
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Notes:
1.Options not used by the XAUI example are shaded.
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