L- and H-Tile Transceiver PHY User Guide

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6.9.2.1. ATX Reference Clock Switching

You can use the reconfiguration interface on the ATX PLL instance to specify which reference clock source drives the ATX PLL. The ATX PLL supports clocking up to five different reference clock sources.

Before initiating a reference clock switch, ensure that your ATX PLL instance defines more than one reference clock source. Specify the Number of PLL reference clocks parameter on the PLL tab during ATX PLL parameterization.

The number of exposed pll_refclk ports varies according to the number of reference clocks you specify. Use the ATX PLL reconfiguration interface for this operation.

Table 161.  Lookup Registers for Switching ATX PLL Reference Clock Inputs
Transceiver ATX PLL Port Description Address Bits
pll_refclk0

Represents logical refclk0. Lookup register x113[7:0] stores the mapping from logical refclk0 to the physical refclk.

0x113 (Lookup Register) [7:0]
pll_refclk1

Represents logical refclk1. Lookup register x114[7:0] stores the mapping from logical refclk1 to the physical refclk.

0x114 (Lookup Register) [7:0]
pll_refclk2

Represents logical refclk2. Lookup register x115[7:0] stores the mapping from logical refclk2 to the physical refclk.

0x115 (Lookup Register) [7:0]
pll_refclk3 Represents logical refclk3. Lookup register x116[7:0] stores the mapping from logical refclk3 to the physical refclk. 0x116 (Lookup Register) [7:0]
pll_refclk4 Represents logical refclk4. Lookup register x117[7:0] stores the mapping from logical refclk4 to the physical refclk. 0x117 (Lookup Register) [7:0]
N/A ATX refclk selection MUX. 0x112 [7:0]

When performing a reference clock switch, you must specify the lookup register address and respective bits of the replacement clock. After determining the ATX PLL, follow this procedure to switch to the selected reference clock:

  1. Perform the necessary steps from steps 1 to 10 in Steps to Perform Dynamic Reconfiguration.
  2. Read from the lookup register address and save the required 8-bit pattern. For example, switching to logical refclk2 requires use of bits[7:0] at address 0x115.
  3. Perform a read-modify-write to bits [7:0] at address 0x112 using the 8-bit value obtained from the lookup register.
  4. Perform the necessary steps from steps 12 to 14 in Steps to Perform Dynamic Reconfiguration.