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The T7256 U transceiver generates a 2.048-MHz PCLK that can be directly
connected to the DSLAC device’s PCLK and MCLK inputs.
NOTE: HDLC channel C and GCI are supported only on the Am186CC
communications controller.
MCLK is the master clock used to drive the DSLAC device’s internal DSP. MCLK
must be 2.048 MHz or 4.096 MHz and can be asynchronous to the DSLAC device’s
PCLK input. The MCLK input is derived from whichever ISDN transceiver is being
used as the upstream ISDN device. If the U interface is selected using the T7256
as the clock master, MCLK is derived directly from the 2.048-MHz CLKA output
from the T7256A. If the S/T interface is selected as the clock master, PCLK is
derived from the Am79C32A DSC circuit MCLK output (MCLK_C32) or from
the output and PLD U20, which synchronizes the DSLAC MCLK input to its PCLK
input. Table 3-5 shows MCLK jumper configuration.
Table 3-5. Am79C031 DSLAC™ Device PCLK/FS/MCLK Configuration
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1. U20 is used to modify the clocks to properly synchronize to the DSLAC device’s PCM timing.
2. Requires PAL at U20 to use PLD code module_20_u20_gci_00 for IOM-2 mode, and module_20_u20_PCM_00
for SBP mode.
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3. PCLK and FS for the DSLAC device are generated by the Am186CC communications controller.
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