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Auto Sweep Panel (Receiver/Transceiver) |
You open this Advanced panel by clicking Auto Sweep on the Transceiver Links or the Receiver Channels tab of the Transceiver Toolkit. |
The receiver or transceiver link Auto Sweep panel allows you to automatically sweep through transceiver control settings to determine the best collection of physical media attachment (PMA) settings for your design. The following options are available:
Test mode—Allows you to specify Auto Sweep test mode or Auto Sweep + EyeQ test mode.
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Note: Auto Sweep + EyeQ test mode allows you to sweep PMA settings while using EyeQ results as a metric for comparison. All runs are viewable on the EyeQ run table, which is sortable. |
Test pattern—Allows you to choose from various test patterns that are transmitted across the transceiver link for testing purposes.
Bypass—Allows you to bypass the data pattern from the Data Pattern Generator and send user-design data from the TX to the RX. This feature is available when you turn on Enable Bypass interface from the Data Pattern Generator and Data Pattern Checker.
Checker mode—Allows you to choose between the Data pattern checker or Serial bit comparator for checking BER. This feature is available when you turn on Enable EyeQ block and Enable Bit Error Rate Block in the Transceiver Reconfiguration Controller. Checker mode is only available for Stratix V GX.
Run length—Allows you to set the following parameters for test runs:
Time limit—Allows you to specify the time limit unit and value to have a maximum bounds time limit for each test iteration.
Maximum tested bits—Allows you to set the maximum number of tested bits for each test iteration.
Error rate limit—Allows you to turn on or off error rate limits. When you turn on Error Rate Limit, you can then specify further parameters, including:
Start checking after—Waits until the set number of bits are satisfied until it starts looking at the bit error rate (BER) for the next two checks.
Bit error rate achieves below—Allows you to set upper bit error rate limits. If the error rate is better than the set error rate, the test ends.
Bit error rate exceeds—Allows you to set lower bit error rate limits. If the error rate is worse than the set error rate, the test ends.
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Note: Time limit, Maximum tested bits, and Error rate limit can be simultaneously enabled. If any of these conditions are met, the condition is met and the test is complete. |
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Note: Native PHY is not fully supported, so RBC validity checking does not work if you use the Native PHY. |