
RESET Placements
Allowed placements are shown in the table below. Placements are selected in CIPS IP
configuration GUI as part of PS PMC peripheral and I/O configuration selections.
Table 63: Allowed Reset Pin Placements
CPM5 PCIE Controller and Port
Type
RESET Pin Location Options
0: Endpoint, Switch Ports (Up/Down)
PS MIO 18 (Default)
PMC MIO 24
PMC MIO 38
1: Endpoint, Switch Ports (Up/Down)
PS MIO 19 (Default)
PS MIO 25
PS MIO 39
0: Root Port
PS MIO 0 (Default)
PS MIO 0 – 25
PMC MIO 0 – 51
1: Root Port
PS MIO 1 (Default)
PS MIO 0 – 25
PMC MIO 0 – 51
CPM5 Configuration Notes
The GTYP lane and quad ordering above typically results in lanes crossing for x4 and x2 endpoint
configurations. In this scenario Xilinx recommends physically reversing the lanes in the PCB
design board traces. This will typically result in a bow-tie in the board PCB traces between the
device and the PCIe edge connector.
Guidance for CPM5 in Specifically Identified
Engineering Sample Devices
Specifically identified engineering sample devices listed in the table below contain a CPM5 based
on an earlier CPM5 design database. Subsequent Xilinx plans will include additional lane
remapping support to further increase flexibility of CPM5 across a wide variety of use cases.
Appendix B: GT Selection and Pin Planning for CPM5
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