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Confirm XIO2001 Schematic

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Jay Shin
Posted by Jay Shin
on Apr 09 2012 20:19 PM
Prodigy20 points

8738.MR-100-V1.0-PCI.PDF

Hi, I designed with xio2001.

Would you review the schematic?

< environment >

1)     CPU  : Freescale P1010  OS :   linux  

2)     33Mhz PCI BUS

3)     On board

<Check Point>

Is EEPROM in GPIO[4:3] is mandatory?

Please review PCIR1, PCIR2 and the configuration of other pins.

Thank you.

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  • ELIAS VILLEGAS
    Posted by ELIAS VILLEGAS
    on Apr 10 2012 15:18 PM
    Mastermind23005 points

    Hello,

    We are reviewing your schematic and will reply soon.

    Regards.

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  • ELIAS VILLEGAS
    Posted by ELIAS VILLEGAS
    on Apr 11 2012 11:01 AM
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    Hello,

    I have only 3 comments:

    1) If JTAG interface is not used: JTAG_TRST and JTAG_TCK should be pulled down, all other JTAG terminals can be left  floating.
    2) The AC coupling capacitors on TXP and TXN of the XIO2001, have to be close to the PCIe connector.
    3) Connect PCIR to the clamp I/O voltage through a 1K resistor.

    Also, make sure you follow the power-up sequence described on Section 3.1.1 of Data Manual.

    Regards.

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  • Jay Shin
    Posted by Jay Shin
    on Apr 29 2012 21:01 PM
    Prodigy20 points

    Thank you very much!!

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  • Eddy Lee
    Posted by Eddy Lee
    on Aug 12 2012 07:30 AM
    Prodigy240 points

    1401.p1010_log.txt

    Hi Elias

    Thank you for your kind support.

    One of my customer request is linux driver(2.6.35) for Xio2001 and refer to the below .

    >DVR : One board system

    >Main Chip : P1010(freescale)

    >Block parts : P1010 ( PCI_e port ) <-> Xio2001(PCI_e to PCI bridge ) <-> Ast1200 (codec chip : PCI interface )

     ; P1010(freescale), Xio2001A(Ti), Ast1200(customize codec chip)

    >Customer Request :

    1) Linux driver(2.6.35)

    2) Review of Log file :  

    ->Adress 0x80010000 is 0x8240104c ; Xio2001

    ->Adress 0xffe09000 is 0x8101004c ; Ast1200

    She has some problem is Main CPU(P1010) and Xio2001 interface. And She doubt Software problem of linux driver.

    From Avnet-korea

    Eddy Lee (eddy.lee@avnet.com)

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  • Clemens Ladisch
    Posted by Clemens Ladisch
    on Aug 13 2012 02:49 AM
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    1. The XIO2001 is a plain PCI bridge and is already handled by the Linux PCI core.
    2. What is the problem?
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