Hello community,
i am working on a design with the LS1043A/46A processor. This processors should be exchangeable at one PCB-Design.
Is it needed to use all 4 SDx_REF_CLKx_P/N as input at the LS1046A or can i use the 2 SD1_REF_CLKx_P/N which the LS1043A provide.
Are the 4 SDx_REF_CLKx_P/N depend on anything while using all 8 SerDes-Lanes ?
For Example:
SD1_REF_CLK1_P/N is needed for Lane A-B (SerDes1) and SD1_REF_CLK2_P/N is needed for Lane C-D (SerDes1).
Or can i switch the REF_CLK ?
Thanks,
Best regards,
Juergen
Solved! Go to Solution.
Note 2 and XFI clocking from PLL1 is incorrect in the Table 30-5.
Correct mapping is:
Lane Interface PLL-Mapping
D XFI 2
C XFI 2
B SGMII 1
A SGMII 1
Hi ufedor,
thanks for answering. Don't mind the question above, i had some wrong thoughts. I figured it out.
But i had another question:
This follow SerDes1 options shows the PLL-Mapping 2221 (XFI,XFI,SGMII,SGMII)
But the following note 2 says XFI can only be sourced from SerDes PLL1.
How can i understand that ?
Thanks,
Best regards,
Juergen
There is a typo in the note location marked yellow - correct is SerDes PLL2.
But table 30-5 says that XFI can only sourced from PLL1 (also note 2)
In table 30-1 the order of PLL assignment is wrong?
For Example RCW: 0x1133
Lane Interface PLL-Mapping
D XFI 2
C XFI 2
B SGMII 1
A SGMII 1
The right order should be:
Lane Interface PLL-Mapping
D XFI 1
C XFI 1
B SGMII 2
A SGMII 2
Is this correct, because i can't find the typo.
Note 2 and XFI clocking from PLL1 is incorrect in the Table 30-5.
Correct mapping is:
Lane Interface PLL-Mapping
D XFI 2
C XFI 2
B SGMII 1
A SGMII 1
Could anyone help me ?
PLLs used by specific protocols are shown in the processor's Reference Manuals:
LS1043A - Figure 32-1. Supported SerDes options, coulumn "PLL Napping"
LS1046A - Table 30-1. Supported SerDes1 options, column "PCIe Gen1/2 PLL Mapping"
The question is not clear because LS1043A has one SerDes, while LS1046A - two.
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