
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 66: 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
In many cases which might naturally arise from allowed GTYP quad placements and lane
ordering, the PCB designer might conclude it is not feasible to meet length, loss, or other
signaling requirements while physically implementing lane reversal on the PCB.
This is likely with x16 and x8 link widths, therefore use lane reversal by the IP rather than
physically implementing lane reversal on the PCB. With lane reversal by the IP, CPM5 link width
selection in CIPS IP configuration GUI must match the PCB designed link width to ensure lane
reversal by the IP will function.
For x4 or narrower link widths, the feasibility of physically implementing lane reversal on the PCB
is greater, therefore use this approach instead.
Appendix B: GT Selection and Pin Planning for CPM5
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