GTS JESD204B Intel® FPGA IP User Guide

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Date 4/16/2025
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4.6.2. TX Reset Entry and Exit Sequence

Figure 19. TX IP Reset Entry and Exit Sequence

The descriptions below correspond to Figure 19:

  1. The user logic asserts the GTS JESD204B IP and configuration reset to the GTS JESD204B IP TX, j204b_tx_avs_rst_n = 0, j204b_tx_rst_n = 0, and reconfig_xcvr_reset = 1.
    Note: If you assert j204b_tx_avs_rst_n and reconfig_xcvr_reset, j204b_tx_rst_n is required to be asserted as well. You can opt to assert j204b_tx_rst_n without asserting j204b_tx_avs_rst_n and reconfig_xcvr_reset.
  2. Wait for the Core PLL to lock. After which, the user logic deasserts j204b_tx_avs_rst_n and reconfig_xcvr_reset and perform configurations of the PHY and IP.
  3. After all relevant PHY channels are fully in reset, the IP core asserts j204b_tx_rst_ack_n = 0 to the user logic. Knowing the relevant channels are in proper reset states, the user logic can release the reset to the IP core when possible (j204b_tx_rst_n = 1). Use j204b_tx_rst_ack_n as an indicator to deassert j204b_tx_rst_n = 1.
  4. The user logic deasserts the IP reset (j204b_tx_rst_n = 1).
  5. The IP core deasserts j204b_tx_rst_ack_n = 1 to indicate that reset sequence is complete.
  6. The IP core asserts j204b_tx_out_of_reset = 1 to user. You must synchronize j204b_tx_out_of_reset to rxlink_clk or rxframe_clk domain before use.
  7. For Subclass 1, if the continuous SYSREF pulses from the clock generator are present when the TX link reset is deasserted, the TX link initializes. If the SYSREF pulse is not present, trigger the clock generator to provide a SYSREF pulse to initialize the link after j204b_tx_out_of_reset = 1.
  8. When the IP is ready to receive data from the application, the IP core assert j204b_tx_frame_ready = 1 and j204b_tx_link_ready = 1 to user. The GTS JESD204B TX IP Core is operational.
  9. At any time when you require a reset to the MAC and PHY, you must wait for j204b_tx_rst_ack_n = 1. Assertion of j204b_tx_rst_n = 0 resets the MAC and PHY in the IP core.