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Codename:	XRX	Wiki	Freetz	IPPF	whmf	PDF	Web
Creator:	Lantiq	Wiki	Freetz	IPPF	whmf	PDF	Web
Vendor:	Lantiq	Wiki	Freetz	IPPF	whmf	PDF	Web
Purpose:	SoC
Description:	Lantiq series of routing SoCs and frontends

Chip-Details

The following list compares 2 naming conventions, and not who developed the respective SoC:

XR-Naming

Texas Instruments used the XR naming convention for their routing SoCs, appending a number for the SoC generation:

• AR - ADSL router SoCs - AR7, AR9, AR10
• VR - VDSL router SoCs - VR9
• UR - Universal router SoCs - UR8
• XR - Any router SoC of the respective generation

While the AR7 was the world's first single chip DSL router, integrating the ADSL frontend, this did not work for generation 8.
That's why there is no AR8 or VR8 but an UR8, with an external VDSL frontend. This frontend did not cover all VDSL profiles,
that's why all UR8 models were sold as ADSL routers.
The AR9 integrated the ADSL frontend again, while the VR9 required an external VDSL frontend. It should have been the UR9.
The AR10 *may have* integrated the ADSL frontend again, this has to be researched still.
The VR10 and VR11 are plain VDSL frontends, intended to be used with the Seale, which would have been the UR10 / UR11.

XRX-Naming

Lantiq introduced the XRX naming convention for their routing SoCs, while still using the XR naming for a while:

• ARX - ADSL router SoCs - AR9, AR10
• VRX - VDSL router SoCs - VR9
• GRX - Generic router SoCs - Seale
• PRX - PON router SoCs - Falcon
• XRX - Any router SoC of the respective generation
• WRX - Intel WLAN SoCs - WAV600

The generation is appended as a 3-digit number:

• ARX100 - AR9
• VRX200 - VR9 - [would be GRX200 / UR9]
• ARX300 - AR10
• VRX300 - VR10 - frontend only
• GRX300 - Seale - [would be UR10]
• PRX300 - Falcon - [would be PR10]
• VRX500 - VR11 - frontend only
• GRX500 - Seale - [would be UR11]
• WRX600 - WAV600 - Intel WLAN SoCs

Chip-Variants

Chips using the codename or family name XRX:
Selectors >> Components-Selector >> SoC-Chips >> XRX

Components-Selector	Cat.	Family	Coden.	Purpose	Iface	Creator	Vendor	Description
0 XRX chips

Model-Matrix

Box-Models and Accessories using one of the XRX variants listed above:
Selectors >> Chips-Selector >> SoC-Chips >> XRX

Chips-Selector	SoC	RAM	Flash	FPGA	FON	DECT	WLAN	LAN	USB	PSU	Misc
0 XRX models

Feature-Matrix

Features of Box-Models and Accessories using one of the XRX variants listed above:

S €	Model Languages, Brandings	Internet [Annex]	LAN Ports	WLAN 802.11	PSTN Lines	Phones	SoC Clock	RAM	Flash	USB Host	Image

Legend:

• = all variants of this model are still supported
• = some variants of this model are end of support
• = all variants of this model are end of support
• = at least one variant of this model is still sold
• = no variant of this model is sold any more (or not yet)
• = a future model which is not yet sold or supported

This info is updated daily from the Part-Numbers section in each Box-Models article.

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