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Problem with generating CLKOUT[6..0] on XIO2001

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alex Boyarinov
Posted by alex Boyarinov
on Mar 24 2012 07:50 AM
Prodigy30 points

I have problem with generating CLKOUT[6..0] on XIO2001.

I init XIO2001, write config registers and I want to make config cycles on PCI bus.

When I read config space on PCI bus signals CLKOUT begin generating on 5 cycles before generating signal FRAME#.

Some boards on PCI bus don't sense PCI bus cycles. If I repeat read config space on PCI bus this boards begin work?

Can you answer me, why  signals CLKOUT begin generating on 5 cycles before generating signal FRAME#?

 

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  • ELIAS VILLEGAS
    Posted by ELIAS VILLEGAS
    on Mar 26 2012 12:18 PM
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    Hello Alex,

    Could you send a register dump of the XIO2001 and  your schematics. I'm afraid I don't understand quite well your problem, why do you say your PCI downstream device does not sense the clock?

    Can you get a timing capture of the PCI signals?

    Regards.

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  • alex Boyarinov
    Posted by alex Boyarinov
    on Mar 26 2012 13:14 PM
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    Hello ELIAS,  In my schematic I pullup signals CLKRUN_EN and CLKRUN# to 3,3V with 4,7kOhm -  Clock run support enabled (how in datasheet)

    When I desserted PERST# and GRST# signals CLKOUT[6..0] not generated. Clock Run Status Register = 0x01 (Secondary clock stopped).

    But when I connected  CLKRUN_EN to GND,  signals CLKOUT[6..0] begin generated and all devices on PCI Bus work very good.

    Can you tell me how I must connect signal CLKRUN_EN (to 3,3V or GND with resistor)?

    With regards,  ALex .

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  • ELIAS VILLEGAS
    Posted by ELIAS VILLEGAS
    on Mar 27 2012 11:21 AM
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    Hello Alex,

    The clock run protocol will disable the PCI clocks to save power.

    Do you need the clock run functionality?

    If not, you must to disable the clock run protocol by connecting CLKRUN_EN to ground. Keep the pull-up on terminal CLKRUN#.

    Also, don't forget to connect CLKOUT[6] to CLK.

    Regards.

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  • alex Boyarinov
    Posted by alex Boyarinov
    on Mar 27 2012 13:58 PM
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    Hello ELIAS.

    I connect CLKRUN_EN to ground, disable clock run protocol.

    Regards. 

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