General Description:
The IDSEL signal appears to be driven to only 1/2 the
threshold voltage when viewed on an oscilloscope.
The IDSEL signal can be shared with the upper AD
lines on a PCI board. If the IDSEL signal is not
consistently reaching the necessary threshold voltage,
there may be contention on this signal and the shared
signal from the AD bus.
It is possible that the PCI core is actively driving the
AD bus at the same time that the host agent is asserting
the IDSEL signal.
The most common reason for this occurance is that the
GNT# signal is left unconnected (floating) either on the
board or inside the FPGA. If this signal floats to a LOW
state inside the FPGA, the PCI Core will enable the output
buffers for the AD, C/BE#, and PAR signals. This is
known as Bus Parking (PCI Specification, Rev 2.2).
If this is a target-only design, be sure that the GNT# line
is tied high through a resistor. Otherwise, make sure it is
connected between the PCI connector and the Xilinx FPGA.
AR# 10146 | |
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日期 | 12/15/2012 |
状态 | Active |
Type | 综合文章 |