When using JESD v5.0 and earlier, production reset GTP and GTH DRP sequence can end up in a hung state that requires reconfiguration to recover (Xilinx Answer 60489).
The failure is only seen when a second reset is issued to the core while a previous reset sequence is underway.
The reset sequence is started automatically after configuration, so this could happen if the main core reset is toggled shortly after the device is configured.
The failure happens due to a DRP register setting getting stuck with a 16-bit Rx data width instead of the required 20-bit data width.
JESD204 uses a 20-bit data width during normal operation, but DRP logic sets data width to16-bit during a reset sequence to avoid production reset issues (see the GT Transceiver User Guide for more information on required reset logic).
The failure is only seen when a second reset is issued to the core while a previous reset sequence is underway.
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日期 | 10/23/2014 |
状态 | Active |
Type | 综合文章 |
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