PHY Registers
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RE: PHY Registers
by Eugeny ·
Maybe this will help.
RE: RE: PHY Registers
by Welocs ·
Yeah, thank you, this give me some idea of these registers. From this header file, it looks like there is not really something to control, and if so, you can control it via the PHYCR0 and PHYCR1 registers.
@Wiznet: it would be nice, if you could bring out a documentation for this
Regards
RE: PHY Registers
by Eugeny ·
Maybe those registers just useless for regular use, and we just do not need to touch them after properly resetting the PHY. Why they documented these registers? Maybe having some bigger plans!