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    Can the AIF ports of C6474 be used as Serial RapidIO?

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    SergD1
    Posted by SergD1
    on Feb 16 2009 12:33 PM
    Prodigy40 points

    Can I use the available on C6474 AIF ports as Serial RapidIO? I don't need any of those antenna interfaces but I need more SRIOs.

    And if yes, where do I look for appropriate information?

    Thanks,

    SergD1.

     

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    • BrandonAzbell
      Posted by BrandonAzbell
      on Feb 16 2009 13:04 PM
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      SergD1

      Can I use the available on C6474 AIF ports as Serial RapidIO? I don't need any of those antenna interfaces but I need more SRIOs.

      The I/Os associated with the C6474 AIF interface can not be used as Serial RapidIO.  The Serial RapidIO is a specific module that is associated with the 2x lanes only.  In addition, the AIF is a specific module associated with specific I/Os of the device.
      Unfortunately, what you are asking is not possible.

      Brandon

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    • SergD1
      Posted by SergD1
      on Feb 17 2009 08:43 AM
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      The Advantages of Using the TMS320C6474 Over the TMS320C6455 white paper says:

      "Additionally, however, since the AIF provides functionality which is very
      similar to six lanes of SRIO, when appropriately configured, it can be
      used to provide similar general-purpose data transfer capability that can
      be used in lieu of SRIO or PCIe."

      This was the matter of the previous question.
      Where do I look for the instructions on how to 'appropriately configure' the AIF in order for it to provide the general-purpose data transfer capability?

      Thanks,
      SergD1.

       

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    • Loc
      Posted by Loc
      on Mar 18 2009 00:23 AM
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      SergD1,

      We are exploring methods of how to do this and found that they are pretty complicated. Since every bit is moving in a synchronous fashion, in order to load the packets, a lot of set up is involved and he overall process is not a clean "one size fits all" solution and not as generic as using SRIO or PCIe. I am sorry if the wording of the white paper may have caused an assumption that it is a straightforward and available solution. Please continue to provide feedback as to why you are looking to use AIF in different ways as we may come up with a solution.

      Regards,

      Loc  

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    • PhilM5
      Posted by PhilM5
      on Jun 02 2009 08:08 AM
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      See IDT 80HFC1000 CPRI-sRIO FIC device on http://www.openbasestation.org/newsletters/july2008/idt.htm . It connects directly to the C6474 or TCI6488 AIF ports and provides up to four additional SRIO to a C6474 !

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      Posted by PhilM5
      on Jun 22 2009 07:50 AM
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      Prodigy255 points

      You should consider IDT80HFC1000 part. It connects glueless to the AIF (3 lanes) and provides SRIO (1x or 4X).

      Cheers,

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