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SNLU159B – April 2014 – Revised September 2018

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DS125DF1610EVM

Figure 10. Receiver Tab

The ‘Adapt Mode Selection’ section is for the setting the adapt mode of the DS125DF1610. Refer to

Table 2

for explanations of each adapt mode.

Table 2. Adapt Mode Descriptions

Adapt Mode

Description

0

Manual Setting of CTLE and DFE, no adaptation

1

Adapt CTLE only

2

Adapt CTLE until optimal, then DFE, then CTLE again

3

Adapt CTLE until lock, then DFE, then CTLE until optimal

The EQ boost settings are divided into 4 stages, each with 2-bit boost control for a total of 256 different
stage-boost combinations. In order to select the EQ boost settings, the device must be in Adapt Mode 0.
In the other Adapt modes the CTLE will adapt through 32 of these stage-boost combinations. The CTLE
adaptation can be set to limiting mode by selecting the ‘Boost 3: Limiting Bit’ check box. The ‘Load CTLE
Table’ push button is used to specify the 32 EQ settings that the CTLE should cycle through.

The ‘DFE Control’ area of the Receiver Tab is used for setting the 5 taps of the DFE. Tap 1 has 32
settings from 0 to 224 mV in 7 mV increments. See

Table 3

for details. These values should be entered in

hex from 0x00 to 0x1F. Taps 2 through 5 have 16 settings each from 0 to 112 mV in 7 mV increments and
should be entered in hex from 0x00 to 0x0F. The polarity of each tap can also be adjusted, with a
negative polarity representing boost and positive representing an attenuation of the data. In order to set
the DFE Taps manually (only Adapt Mode 0), ‘Enable Manual Tap Control’ must be selected and ‘DFE
Enable’ must also be turned on. ‘Clear Taps’ will reset all of the tap values to 0mV (0x00). When in an
adapt mode where the DFE will adapt automatically, it can be configured to adapt only during lock
acquisition or to adapt continuously with the “Continuous DFE Adaptation” checkbox.

Table 3. DFE Tap Parameters

DFE Parameter

Value (mV)

Tap 1 Weight Range

0 - 224

Tap 2-5 Weight Range

0 - 112

Tap Weight Step Size

7

Summary of Contents for DS125DF1610

Page 1: ...DS125DF1610EVM User s Guide Literature Number SNLU159B April 2014 Revised September 2018 ...

Page 2: ...ce GUI based tool SigCon Architect The DS125DF1610 device profile can be used to read and write register settings via the SMBus For a functional description of the DS125DF1610 refer to the DS125DF1610 data sheet Topic Page 1 Hardware Overview 3 2 Required Software 4 3 Setup Instructions 4 4 Selection Sidebar 5 5 Configuration Tab 5 6 Low Level Tab 6 7 EEPROM Tab 6 8 Eye Monitor Tab 7 9 Device Stat...

Page 3: ...hen purchasing the evaluation module An external reference clock can be applied to speed up the lock process but is not required A 25 MHz 125 MHz or 312 5 MHz reference clock can be applied with the 2 former frequencies allowing a single ended input 312 5 MHz must be differential Refer to the datasheet for additional details The DS125DF1610EVM as shown in Figure 1 is configured with default jumper...

Page 4: ...82 All pins open EEPROM Write Protect Bit J175 All pins open EEPROM SMBus J202 All pins open EEPROM SMBus J206 All pins open EEPROM SMBus Pull Ups J108 Tie Pin 1 3 Tie Pin 2 4 Oscillator Power J109 Tie Pin 1 3 Oscillator Output Enable J99 Tie Pin 2 4 Oscillator Frequency Select J179 All pins open DS125DF1610 Retimer Connections JP13 All pins open DS125DF1610 Retimer Connections J204 All pins open ...

Page 5: ...that are used to control the device Configuration Low Level Page Eye Monitor Page EEPROM Page and High Level Page Figure 3 Selection Sidebar The content on each of these sub pages will be detailed in each of the following sections 5 Configuration Tab The configuration tab s main purpose is to specify the slave address for successful communication with the DS125DF1610EVM The default address is hex ...

Page 6: ...ns are available The load config and save config buttons will load and save the contents of all registers on the board These cfg files store all registers in order with data in hexadecimal The file can be edited in your favorite text editor A simple way to restore custom settings is to load your saved config files The reset device button will reset the registers and the board to their original con...

Page 7: ...cators in Red the CDR must be locked and a signal detected before the eye monitor can be turned on Prior to turning on the Eye Monitor the Eye Monitor Voltage must be selected as well as the Channel Selected Blue The eye monitor plot must then be turned on with either the single capture or continuous capture modes A device reset is also included in this tab After acquiring the data from the eye mo...

Page 8: ...summary of the CTLE DFE EOM and transmit settings for the channel Figure 8 Device Status Tab 10 Transmitter Tab The transmitter tab controls the various level settings for VOD the 3 taps of the FIR filter and in addition has indicators for when a signal is detected as well as when the CDR locks for all 16 transmitter channels as shown in Figure 9 The Channel Select pull down menu is used to select...

Page 9: ...ting Normalizing the taps can be performed either by selecting the Normalize before applying checkbox or by clicking the normalize taps button However each of the 3 taps can be set to any of the 64 levels without being normalized This is not recommended as a starting point but is a feature that can be utilized To write the tap settings to the register without normalizing them Normalize Before Appl...

Page 10: ...st 3 Limiting Bit check box The Load CTLE Table push button is used to specify the 32 EQ settings that the CTLE should cycle through The DFE Control area of the Receiver Tab is used for setting the 5 taps of the DFE Tap 1 has 32 settings from 0 to 224 mV in 7 mV increments See Table 3 for details These values should be entered in hex from 0x00 to 0x1F Taps 2 through 5 have 16 settings each from 0 ...

Page 11: ...A Infiniband 10 5 2 5 1 2 4 1 2 4 0xB Ethernet 10 3125 1 25 8 1 The alternative to Standard Rate mode is to program the expected data rate in Manual Mode In manual mode the desired data rate and corresponding VCO frequency must be entered into Group One or Group Two Refer to the datasheet Register Map for setting the 0x2F 7 4 register bits The bits should be set based on the expected date rate tak...

Page 12: ...ted if desired Figure 12 PRBS Generator Checker Tab 14 Cross Point Switch Tab In this tab the cross point functionality of the DS125DF1610EVM can be configured It is divided up into 4 quads or switch matrices each with 4 channels By default the DS125DF1610EVM has no cross point enabled and the receiver channel will route to the same transmit channel The cross point functionality can be used to cre...

Page 13: ...oint Switch Control Tab 15 Scripting Tab The scripting tab is a Python based script for coding channel and shared register settings To access the scripting function click the Script button on the upper menu bar Click launch window and start recording to save a process of configuration into a Python script After finished select stop recording from the same menu Figure 14 Scripting Tab ...

Page 14: ...Revision History NOTE Page numbers for previous revisions may differ from page numbers in the current version Changes from A Revision January 2017 to B Revision Page Changed J193 all pins open to tie 1 2 and 3 4 4 Changes from Original April 2014 to A Revision Page Changed picture in Figure 1 3 Changed sections 2 15 from supporting Analog Launch Pad to Sigcon Architect 4 ...

Page 15: ...se resources are subject to change without notice TI grants you permission to use these resources only for development of an application that uses the TI products described in the resource Other reproduction and display of these resources is prohibited No license is granted to any other TI intellectual property right or to any third party intellectual property right TI disclaims responsibility for...

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