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Model 52791 Getting Started Guide

Rev. 1.0

Step 1: Unpacking and Inspecting the Unit

After unpacking, inspect the unit carefully for possible damage to connectors or com

ponents. Refer to page 3 for a list of what should be in the box. If anything is damaged 

or missing, contact Pentek immediately at (201) 818

5900. Please save the shipping 

container and packing material in case reshipment is required.

Step 2: Checking the Switch Settings

At the factory, all DIP switches on the Model 52791 are installed in default positions. 

The default parameters selected may or may not meet your requirements.

 

As described above in Before You Begin: Jumper and Switch Settings, the switches con

trol various configuration settings. Before installing Model 52791,

 review Sections 2.4, 

2.6, and 2.7 in the 

Model 52791 Installation Manual

 to determine whether you need to 

change any settings. 

NOTE:

You should only change the switches that are described in the 

Model 71791 

Operating Manual

 and 

Model 52791 Installation Manual

 

 all others are 

reserved for factory test and setup purposes only.

Step 3: Installing the Hardware

Model 52791 includes one Pentek 71791 XMC module mounted on a Pentek Model 5201 

VPX carrier. The Model 5201 carrier is designed to operate in VPX systems. This carrier 

conforms to the 3U height VPX card format as per VITA 46.0 (VPX Baseline Standard 

specification). To install Model 52791, follow the procedure in Section 2.10 (Installing 

the Model 52791 in a VPX Card Cage) of the

 Pentek Model 52791 Installation Manual

NOTE:

Model 52791 requires two VPX slots: one in which to install the Model 52791 
assembly and a vacant slot to the right of it, required to accommodate the 
JTAG board.

NOTE:

If your Model 52791 has Option 741, you must use a 5HP width (1") VPX slot.

NOTE:

The JTAG PCB on the Model 52791 board (on the Model 71791 XMC module) 
is used for downloading new FPGA configuration code. If you do not plan to 
use the JTAG PCB, you can remove it before installing Model 52791. If you do 
plan to use the JTAG PCB, you should remove it before you deploy the Model   
52791 board.

Summary of Contents for 52791

Page 1: ...2 Channel 500 MHz A D and Digital Downconverters Onyx Family VPX Board Setting the Standard for Digital Signal Processing Pentek Inc One Park Way Upper Saddle River NJ 07458 201 818 5900 www pentek co...

Page 2: ...Xpress Onyx and ReadyFlow are trademarks or registered trademarks of Pentek Inc Linux is a registered trademark of Linus B Torvalds Microsoft and Windows are trademarks or registered trademarks of Mic...

Page 3: ...requires two VPX slots one in which to install the Model 52791 assembly and a vacant slot to the right of it required to accommodate the JTAG board NOTE If your Model 52791 has Option 741 you must us...

Page 4: ...n and programming of the Pentek 71791 XMC module Before You Begin Consider the VPX Backplane The Pentek Model 5201 carrier is configured in accordance with the VITA 65 OpenVPX standard which defines V...

Page 5: ...d reloading the FPGA For example Switch SW1 2 allows you to change the maximum speed of the PLX PCIe switch from Gen 3 the factory default to Gen 2 NOTE The Model 71791 XMC module is shipped to boot w...

Page 6: ...amming for various workstation platforms Refer to the user s guide indicated for each platform Model 4994A ReadyFlow BSP for Linux Installation and Getting Started Guide Model 4995A ReadyFlow BSP for...

Page 7: ...Low Voltage Positive Emitter Coupled Logic LVPECL Sync Bus When the Model 71791 is a bus Master these pins output LVPECL Sync Bus signals to other slave units When the 71791 is a bus Slave these pins...

Page 8: ...The 5201 VPX carrier provides one 64 pin PMC connector designated J14 on the car rier PCB These pins are directly wired from PMC J14 to the VPX P2 connector for user I O NOTE The P14 signals can be c...

Page 9: ...ce The other three positions are empty The 71791 is shipped with the FPGA configuration SW SW1 2 set to ON which sets the board s maximum speed to Gen 3 x8 However the Model 5201 carrier limits the nu...

Page 10: ...n the Model 71791 Operating Manual and Model 52791 Installation Manual all others are reserved for factory test and setup purposes only Step 3 Installing the Hardware Model 52791 includes one Pentek 7...

Page 11: ...fic Pentek products on specific operating systems or platforms The installation procedure is different for each platform Linux The installation steps can be summarized as follows Installing ReadyFlow...

Page 12: ...e of the following two cables purchased from Xilinx Platform Cable USB DLC 9 Xilinx part HWUSB G Platform Cable USB II DLC10 Xilinx part HWUSB II G The Platform USB cable connects to a USB port on you...

Page 13: ...rring Configuration Data to the Model 71791 The GateFlow FPGA Design Kit includes test bench files and simulation projects that functionally simulate many operations of the Model 71791 XMC module when...

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