TLK105 driver

Chi,

What requirements does your customer have with respect to WoL (Wake on LAN) functionality?  Are they looking for the lowest power configuration of the TLK105 or do they require filtering of incoming traffic for identification of "magic" packets?

Patrick

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Hi, Patrick

Thank you for your reply.

My customers are in need of ways to Wakeup the AM3352 from Ethernet.

I was found in the Wiki the following description, TLK105 can be used as well?

"The Wake On LAN interrupts from the both PHYs are connected to the EXT_WAKEUP signal of the processor as an option."
http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/AM335xStarterKitHardwareUsersGuide

Best regards
Chi

Chi,

The TLK105 has a configurable interrupt pin and implements various low power modes, but it does not include functionality to filter incoming packets for "magic" or wake-up packets.  I think that the key to the applicability of the TLK105 in this application is whether or not the ability to filter incoming packets for "magic" or wake-up packets is required.  Is this functionality required?

Patrick

Hi Patrick,

I think the filter is required for magic or wake-up packets.

In that case, how should I realize the WOL function ?

Best regards

chi