Xilinx UG181 manual Reset, Hunt, Sync Wait

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Sink Core

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Figure 4-15shows a state machine diagram illustrating the Sink core startup sequence and error condition processing.

Consecutive DIP4

FIFO Reset

Errors Received;

Asserted

Almost Full and

Data Transition Detected

FifoAFMode = "00"

 

Reset De-asserted;

Sink Enabled

RESET

HUNT

SYNC

SYNC

SYNC

WAIT

DATA

TRAIN

 

 

Training Pattern

Reset Asserted; Sink Disabled

Detected

Consecutive Valid

Valid SOP to Data

Transition Detected;

Training Sequences

FIFO Reset De-asserted

Received

 

Figure 4-15:Sink Startup Sequence State Machine

Reset

The Sink core remains in the Reset state until the following conditions are true:

Reset_n is deasserted

SnkEn is asserted

In this state, the Sink core transmits framing patterns (11) on RStat[1:0]. The core is Out of Frame in this state.

Hunt

The core remains in the hunt state until a set number of consecutive training patterns are received as defined by the parameter NumTrainSequences

In this state, the Sink core transmits framing patterns (11) on RStat[1:0]. The core is Out of Frame in this state.

Sync Wait

In the Sync Wait state, the Sink core has completed the start-up sequence and is waiting to receive the first valid SOP to data transition on RDat.

The Sink core will remain in this state until the following conditions are true:

SnkFifoReset_n is deasserted

The first valid SOP-to-data transition is received on RDat

In this state, the Sink core continuously checks DIP-4 parity, and sends FIFO Channel status on RStat. The core is In Frame in this state.

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UG181 specifications

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