pkt_class_data - mistake in Triple Speed Ethernet user guide?

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pkt_class_data - mistake in Triple Speed Ethernet user guide?

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From the Triple Speed Ethernet user guide:

■ pkt_class_data_n[4]—Set to 1 for unicast frames.

■ pkt_class_data_n[3]—Set to 1 for multicast frames.

■ pkt_class_data_n[2]—Set to 1 for broadcast frames.

■ pkt_class_data_n[1]—Set to 1 for VLAN frames.

■ pkt_class_data_n[0]—Set to 1 for stacked VLAN

frames.

In practice (SignalTap) I see that pkt_class_data_n[3] is set to 1 for broadcast frames and pkt_class_data_n[2] is set to 1 for multicast frames.

I didn't test other types of frames yet so don't know whether they behave according to the manual or not.

Is it a mistake in the User Guide or what?

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