Configuring SERDES1 for SGMII on LS1046

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Configuring SERDES1 for SGMII on LS1046

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kzambrano
Contributor III

Hi,

  I am evaluating the LS1046ARDB capabilities, and per the documentation I can configure the RCW with 0x3333 to have SGMII on MAC 9 and 10.

 I have used Code Warrior to import the PBL, file produced by the LEDE distribution, and modified it using a QorIQ Project with Processor Expert. When burned into the alternate bank, UBOOT resets and comes up on the default bank. I believe this is due to a reset from the PLL failing to lock (per spec).

 Is this configuration possible, and if  so, what  is the recipe? I have tried various combinations of REF_CLK_SEL, which either resets or comes up w/o any working MAC or non-working DTSEC9 and DTSEC10.

  Has anyone tried to use a different protocol besides the default 0x1133?

Thanks

kz

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kzambrano
Contributor III

Thank you,

  Did that and found out that the ls1024ardb does not support any other protocol except 0x1333 (2xRGMII, 2xXGFI...).  The retimer in front of the SFP+ prevents anything but 10G. Not sure about the PHY connected XFI port, it should be capable of using SGMII, but I have not been successful in getting any output with UBOOT. The goal is to obtain 1G SGMII, but I see that the diagram for the reference board has labeled XFI/2.5G SGMII. Didn't get the memo for that either, is there a limitation there also?

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ufedor
NXP Employee
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> found out that the ls1024ardb

Excuse me, which exactly board is in question?

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kzambrano
Contributor III

Sorry ls1046ardb, the only working RCW  is 0x1133. I did manage to get a 0x3333 to work on the board, which did allow 1G optical operation from the  SFP. 

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ufedor
NXP Employee
NXP Employee

It is possible that modified RCW is incorrect.

Please consider creating a Technical Case to investigate the issue in detail:

https://community.nxp.com/thread/381898

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