PhyIDs

database of PHY device IDs

PHY device IDs

00000e: Fujitsu

• 00000e:086613 MB86613

00004c: NEC

• 00004c:000201 PD728xx “OrangeLink”
• 00004c:050160 PD72873 “Firewarden”

00053d: Agere (now LSI Avago Broadcom)

• 00053d:0533xx FW533E “TrueFire”
• 00053d:0643xx FW643 “TrueFire”
• 00053d:0643xx FW643E “TrueFire”
• 00053d:0843xx FW843

000cc2: ControlNet India (chip design for O2Micro)

• 000cc2:401104 OZxxx

001163: System S.p.A. (actually from VIA, but with a wrong ID)

• 001163:306001 VT6306 “Fire”
• 001163:306001 VT6307 “Fire IIM”
• 001163:306001 VT6308 “Fire IIM”
• 001163:306001 VT6312 “Fire”
• 001163:306001 VT6315 “Fire”
• 001163:306001 VT6320 “Fire”
• 001163:306001 VT6325 “Fire”
• 001163:306001 VT6330 “Fire”

001454: Symwave (now Microchip)

• 001454:003181 SW3080 “FirePHY”

001b8c: JMicron

• 001b8c:038100 JMB381

004063: VIA (see above)

00601d: Lucent (now LSI Avago Broadcom)

• 00601d:0322xx FW322 “TrueFire”
• 00601d:0323xx FW323 “TrueFire”
• 00601d:0802xx FW802 “TrueFire”

006037: Philips (now NXP)

• 006037:412801 PDI1394P25
• 006037:422001 PDI1394P23
• 006037:4239x0 PDI1394P24
• 006037:431000 PDI1394P21
• 006037:431100 PDI1394P22

00c02d: Fujifilm

• 00c02d:303562 MD8405B
• 00c02d:303565 MD8405E

080028: Texas Instruments

• 080028:42308a TSB41LV02A
• 080028:424296 TSB41AB1
• 080028:424296 TSB41AB2
• 080028:424499 TSB43AB22 “iOHCI-Lynx”
• 080028:424499 TSB43AB22A “iOHCI-Lynx”
• 080028:424729 XIO2200A
• 080028:434195 TSB41AB3
• 080028:434502 TSB43AB23
• 080028:434615 TSB43CB43A “iceLynx Micro”
• 080028:46318a TSB41LV06A
• 080028:831304 TSB81BA3
• 080028:831304 TSB81BA3A
• 080028:831306 TSB81BA3D
• 080028:831307 TSB81BA3E
• 080028:831307 XIO2213A “Cheetah Express”
• 080028:831307 XIO2213B “Cheetah Express”
• 080028:833003 TSB41BA3B
• 080028:833005 TSB41BA3D

10005a: IBM

• 10005a:21860x IBM21S860
• 10005a:21861x IBM21S861
• 10005a:21862x IBM21S862

What is a PHY?

A PHY connects the controller to the actual ports and manages the low-level electrical details.

Most motherboard and add-on card controllers have the PHY integrated in the same chip; most embedded devices have a separate PHY chip, often from TI.

For example, for a PCI FireWire controller, the chip model is identified by its PCI ID on the PCI side (shown by lspci), and by its !FireWire ID on the FireWire side (shown by lsfirewirephy):

      PCI(e) bus  +------------++-----+   FireWire bus
... --+----+------| controller || PHY |----+-----+----- ...
      |    |      +------------++-----+    |     |
     ...  ...                             ...   ...

How to add new entries

Run lsfirewirephy to get a list of PHY vendor/device IDs.

Please post the numbers and the chip name to the linux1394-devel mailing list or send them directly to me.