Innovative Integration X5-210M Manuel utilisateur

X5-210M User's Manual

The X5-210M User's Manual was prepared by the technical staff of Innovative Inte ration on February 5, 2009.

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List of Tables..........................................................................................................................................................7

List of Fi ures.........................................................................................................................................................8

Introduction............................................................................................................................................................................9

Real Time Solutions!..............................................................................................................................................................9

Vocabulary.............................................................................................................................................................................9

What is X5-210M? ...............................................................................................................................................10

What is Malibu? ...................................................................................................................................................10

What is C++ Builder?...........................................................................................................................................10

What is Dialo Blocks?.........................................................................................................................................10

What is wxWid ets?.............................................................................................................................................11

What is Microsoft MSVC?...................................................................................................................................11

What kinds of applications are possible with Innovative Inte ration hardware?.................................................11

Why do I need to use Malibu with my Baseboard?..............................................................................................11

Findin detailed information on Malibu...............................................................................................................12

Online Help......................................................................................................................................................................12

Innovative Inte ration Technical Support........................................................................................................................12

Innovative Inte ration Web Site......................................................................................................................................12

Typographic Conventions...................................................................................................................................................13

indows Installation...........................................................................................................................................................14

Host Hardware Requirements............................................................................................................................................14

Software Installation...........................................................................................................................................................14

Startin the Installation ...................................................................................................................................................15

The Installer Pro ram.......................................................................................................................................................15

Tools Registration................................................................................................................................................................17

Bus Master Memory Reservation Applet.............................................................................................................18

Hardware Installation.........................................................................................................................................................19

After Power-up.....................................................................................................................................................................19

Installation on Linux...........................................................................................................................................................21

Packa e File Names..............................................................................................................................................21

Prerequisites for Installation..............................................................................................................................................21

The Redistribution Packa e Group - MalibuRed.............................................................................................................21

Malibu..............................................................................................................................................................................22

Other Software.................................................................................................................................................................22

Baseboard Package Installation Procedure.......................................................................................................................22

Board Packa es................................................................................................................................................................23

Unpackin the Packa e....................................................................................................................................................23

Creatin Symbolic Links......................................................................................................................................24

Completin the Board Install...........................................................................................................................................24

Linux Directory Structure..................................................................................................................................................24

Applets..................................................................................................................................................................24

Documentation......................................................................................................................................................24

Examples...............................................................................................................................................................24

Hardware...............................................................................................................................................................25

Hardware Installation.........................................................................................................................................................26

Compatible Host Cards.......................................................................................................................................................26

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System Requirements..........................................................................................................................................................29

Power Considerations..........................................................................................................................................................29

Mechanical Considerations.................................................................................................................................................30

About the X5 XMC Modules..............................................................................................................................................31

X5 XMC Architecture.........................................................................................................................................................31

X5 Computing Core.............................................................................................................................................................32

X5 PCI Express Interface...................................................................................................................................................34

Data Buffering and Memory Use.......................................................................................................................................35

Computational SRAM..........................................................................................................................................35

Data Buffer DRAM..............................................................................................................................................35

Serial EEPROM Interface..................................................................................................................................................35

EEPROM..............................................................................................................................................................35

Digital I/O.............................................................................................................................................................................36

Software Support..............................................................................................................................................................37

Di ital IO Electrical Characteristics................................................................................................................................38

Notes on Di ital IO Use...................................................................................................................................................39

P16 SERDES I/O..................................................................................................................................................................39

Thermal Protection and Monitoring..................................................................................................................................41

Thermal Failures.................................................................................................................................................................42

Led Indicators......................................................................................................................................................................42

JTAG Scan Path..................................................................................................................................................................43

Frame ork Logic...............................................................................................................................................................43

Integrating with Host Cards and Systems.........................................................................................................................44

Updating the XMC logic Configuration EEPROM..........................................................................................................45

riting Custom Applications.............................................................................................................................................47

The Snap Example...............................................................................................................................................................47

Tools Required.................................................................................................................................................................47

Pro ram Desi n................................................................................................................................................................48

The Host Application ..........................................................................................................................................................48

User Interface...................................................................................................................................................................48

Confi ure Tab.......................................................................................................................................................48

Setup Tab..............................................................................................................................................................49

Stream Tab............................................................................................................................................................50

Host Side Pro ram Or anization..........................................................................................................................50

ApplicationIo....................................................................................................................................................................51

Initialization..........................................................................................................................................................51

Startin Data flow.................................................................................................................................................54

Handle Data Available..........................................................................................................................................57

EEProm Access.....................................................................................................................................................59

The Linux Snap Example....................................................................................................................................................61

The ApplicationIo Class.......................................................................................................................................61

User Interface...................................................................................................................................................................61

Confi ure Tab.......................................................................................................................................................62

Setup Tab..............................................................................................................................................................63

Stream Tab............................................................................................................................................................64

The ave Example..............................................................................................................................................................64

Stream Initialization..............................................................................................................................................64

Data Required Event Handler...............................................................................................................................67

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The ave Example for Linux............................................................................................................................................68

The ApplicationIo Class.......................................................................................................................................68

User Interface...................................................................................................................................................................68

Developing Host Applications.............................................................................................................................................15

Borland Turbo C++.............................................................................................................................................................15

Other considerations:.......................................................................................................................................................16

Microsoft Visual Studio 2005..............................................................................................................................................17

DialogBlocks.........................................................................................................................................................................19

Summary..............................................................................................................................................................................19

Applets..................................................................................................................................................................................20

Common Applets.................................................................................................................................................................20

Re istration Utility (NewUser.exe).................................................................................................................................20

Reserve Memory Applet (ReserveMemDsp.exe)...........................................................................................................20

Data Analysis Applets..........................................................................................................................................................21

Binary File Viewer Utility (BinView.exe).......................................................................................................................21

Applets for the X5-210M Baseboard..................................................................................................................................22

Lo ic Update Utility (VsProm.exe).................................................................................................................................22

Finder...............................................................................................................................................................................23

X5-210M XMC Module.......................................................................................................................................................24

Introduction..........................................................................................................................................................................24

Hardware Features..............................................................................................................................................................25

A/D Converters................................................................................................................................................................25

A/D Front End..................................................................................................................................................................26

Input Ran e and Conversion Codes.................................................................................................................................27

Drivin the A/D Inputs.....................................................................................................................................................28

Overran e Detection........................................................................................................................................................28

Sample Rate Generation and Clocking Controls .............................................................................................................28

Triggering ............................................................................................................................................................................29

Tri er Source..................................................................................................................................................................30

Framed Tri er Mode......................................................................................................................................................31

Decimation.......................................................................................................................................................................31

Frame ork Logic Functionality........................................................................................................................................31

Power Controls and Thermal Design.................................................................................................................................32

System Thermal Desi n...................................................................................................................................................33

Temperature Sensor and Over Temperature Protection..................................................................................................33

Alert Log...............................................................................................................................................................................33

Overview..........................................................................................................................................................................33

Types of Alerts.................................................................................................................................................................34

Alert Packet Format.........................................................................................................................................................34

Software Support..............................................................................................................................................................35

Ta in the Data Stream..................................................................................................................................................35

Using the X5-210M..............................................................................................................................................................36

Where to start?.................................................................................................................................................................36

Gettin Good Analo Performance..................................................................................................................................36

Calibration............................................................................................................................................................................37

Updatin the Calibration Coefficients.............................................................................................................................37

Performance Data................................................................................................................................................................38

Power Consumption.........................................................................................................................................................38

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Environmental..................................................................................................................................................................38

Analo Input.....................................................................................................................................................................39

Connectors............................................................................................................................................................................49

RF Connectors J1-J6........................................................................................................................................................49

XMC P15 Connector........................................................................................................................................................50

XMC P16 Connector........................................................................................................................................................54

Xilinx JTAG Connector...................................................................................................................................................57

Mechanicals..........................................................................................................................................................................58

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List of Tables

Table 1. X5 XMC Bus Requirements....................................................................................................................................26

Table 2. Required PCIe Resource Allocations......................................................................................................................29

Table 3. XMC Mountin Hardware.......................................................................................................................................30

Table 4. X5 XMC Family......................................................................................................................................................32

Table 5. X5 XMC Family Peripherals...................................................................................................................................32

Table 6. X5 Computin Core Devices...................................................................................................................................33

Table 7. PCI Express Standards Compliance........................................................................................................................34

Table 8. Interfaces from PCI Express to Application Lo ic..................................................................................................34

Table 9. IUsesDioPort Class Operations...............................................................................................................................37

Table 10. Di ital IO Bits Electrical Characteristics..............................................................................................................39

Table 11. X5 JTAG Scan Path...............................................................................................................................................43

Table 12. Development Tools for the Windows Snap Example............................................................................................47

Table 13. X5-210M A/D Features.........................................................................................................................................26

Table 1. A/D Conversion Codin ..........................................................................................................................................28

Table 1. Input Clock Electrical Specifications......................................................................................................................29

Table 2. Clock Oscillator Electrical Specifications...............................................................................................................29

Table 3. Table 1: Tri er Modes...........................................................................................................................................30

Table 1. Alert Types..............................................................................................................................................................34

Table 2. Alert Packet Format.................................................................................................................................................35

Table 1. X5-210M Power Consumption................................................................................................................................38

Table 2. X5-210M Environmental Limits.............................................................................................................................39

Table 3. X5-210M Analo Performance Summary...............................................................................................................39

Table 1. Connectors J1-J6 Functions.....................................................................................................................................50

Table 1. X5-210M XMC Connector P15 Pinout...................................................................................................................53

Table 2. P15 Si nal Descriptions...........................................................................................................................................53

Table 1. X5-210M XMC Secondary Connector P16 Pinout.................................................................................................56

Table 2. P16 Si nal Descriptions...........................................................................................................................................57

Table 1. X5-210M JP3 Xilinx JTAG Connector Pinout........................................................................................................58

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List of Figures

Fi ure 1. Vista Verificaton Dialo ........................................................................................................................................15

Fi ure 2. Innovative Install Pro ram....................................................................................................................................16

Fi ure 3. Pro ress is shown for each section.........................................................................................................................17

Fi ure 4. ToolSet re istration form.......................................................................................................................................18

Fi ure 5. BusMaster confi uration........................................................................................................................................18

Fi ure 6. Installation complete..............................................................................................................................................19

Fi ure 7. Innovative Sin le lane PCIe – XMC.3 adapter card (P/N 80172).........................................................................27

Fi ure 8. Innovative PCI 64/66 – XMC.3 (4x lanes) adapter card (P/N 80167-0)..............................................................27

Fi ure 9. Innovative x8 Lane PCI Express – XMC.3 (8x lanes) adapter card (P/N 80173-0)............................................28

Fi ure 10. eInstrument Node – cabled PCI Express adapter (x1 lane) for XMC Modules (II P/N 90181)..........................28

Fi ure 11. eInstrument PC – embedded PC (Windows/Linux) hosts two XMC modules (II P/N 90199)...........................28

Fi ure 12. X5 XMC Family Block Dia ram.........................................................................................................................31

Fi ure 13. DIO Control Re ister (BAR1+0x14)...................................................................................................................38

Fi ure 14. Di ital IO Port Addresses.....................................................................................................................................38

Fi ure 15. Virtex-5 Rocket I/O assi nments for P16 si nals................................................................................................41

Fi ure 16. XMC EEProm Pro rammer.................................................................................................................................45

Fi ure 17. X5-210M Module.................................................................................................................................................24

Fi ure 18. X5-210M Block Dia ram.....................................................................................................................................25

Fi ure 1. X5-210M A/D Channel 0 Front End......................................................................................................................27

Fi ure 1. Analo Tri erin Timin .....................................................................................................................................30

Fi ure 2. X5-210M FrameWork Lo ic Data Flow................................................................................................................32

Fi ure 1. Frequency Response for 1 MHz to 1 GHz span, 500 mVp-p input.......................................................................41

Fi ure 2. Frequency Response for 1 MHz to 1 GHz span, 500 mVp-p input.......................................................................41

Fi ure 3. X5-210M Ground Noise, Fs = 249 MSPS, input rounded...................................................................................42

Fi ure 4. X5-210M Noise Floor, Fs = 249 MSPS, input rounded.......................................................................................43

Fi ure 5. Si nal quality: Fs = 249 MHz Fin = 5 MHz 85%FS..............................................................................................44

Fi ure 6. Si nal quality: Fs = 249 MHz, Fin = 70 MHz 85%FS...........................................................................................45

Fi ure 7. Si nal Quality vs Input Amplitude.........................................................................................................................46

Fi ure 8. Si nal Quality vs Input Frequency, Fin = 5 MHz, 85%FS....................................................................................47

Fi ure 9. Si nal Quality vs Input Frequency, Fin = 70 MHz, 85%FS..................................................................................48

Fi ure 1. P15 XMC Connector Orientation...........................................................................................................................51

Fi ure 1. P16 XMC Connector Orientation...........................................................................................................................55

Fi ure 1. X5-210M JP1 Orientation, board face view...........................................................................................................58

Fi ure 2. X5-210M JP1 Orientation, board top ed e view....................................................................................................58

Fi ure 1. X5-210M Mechanicals (Top View) Rev B............................................................................................................59

Fi ure 2. X5-210M Mechanicals (Bottom View) Rev B.......................................................................................................60

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Introduction

Real Time Solutions!

Thank you for choosin Innovative Inte ration, we appreciate your business! Since 1988, Innovative Inte ration has rown

to become one of the world's leadin suppliers of DSP and data acquisition solutions. Innovative offers a product portfolio

unrivaled in its depth and its ran e of performance and I/O capabilities .

Whether you are seekin a simple DSP development platform or a complex, multiprocessor, multichannel data acquisition

system, Innovative Inte ration has the solution. To enhance your productivity, our hardware products are supported by

comprehensive software libraries and device drivers providin optimal performance and maximum portability.

Innovative Inte ration's products employ the latest di ital si nal processor technolo y thereby providin you the competitive

ed e so critical in today's lobal markets. Usin our powerful data acquisition and DSP products allows you to incorporate

leadin -ed e technolo y into your system without the risk normally associated with advanced product development. Your

efforts are channeled into the area you know best ... your application.

Vocabulary

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hat is X5-210M?

The X5- 210M is a PCI Express XMC IO module featurin four TI ADS5547 provide 210 MSPS, 14-bit A/D data.

A Xilinx Virtex5 SX95T with 512 MByte DDR2 DRAM and 4MB QDR-II memory provide a very hi h performance DSP

core for demandin applications such as emer in wireless standards. The close inte ration of the analo IO, memory and

host interface with the FPGA enables real-time si nal processin at extremely hi h rates exceedin 300 GMACs per second.

The X5 XMC modules couple Innovative's powerful Velocia architecture with a hi h performance, 8-lane PCI Express

interface that provides over 1 GB/s sustained transfer rates to the host. Private links to host cards with > 1.6 GB/s capacity

usin J16 are provided for system inte ration. The X5 family can be fully customized usin VHDL and MATLAB usin the

FrameWork Lo ic toolset. The MATLAB BSP supports real-time hardware-in-the-loop development usin the raphical,

block dia ram Simulink environment with Xilinx System Generator.

Software tools for host development include C++ libraries and drivers for Windows and Linux. Application examples

demonstratin the module features and use are provided.

hat is Malibu?

Malibu is the Innovative Inte ration-authored component suite, which combines with the Borland, Microsoft or GNU C++

compilers and IDEs to support pro rammin of Innovative hardware products under Windows and Linux. Malibu supports

both hi h-speed data streamin plus asynchronous mailbox communications between the DSP and the Host PC, plus a wealth

of Host functions to visualize and post-process data received from or to be sent to the tar et DSP.

hat is C++ Builder?

C++ Builder is a eneral-purpose code-authorin environment suitable for development of Windows applications of any type.

Armada extends the Builder IDE throu h the addition of functional blocks (VCL components) specifically tailored to

perform real-time data streamin functions.

hat is DialogBlocks?

Dialo Blocks is an easy-to-use dialo editor for your wxWid ets applications, eneratin C++ code and XRC resource files.

Usin sizer-based layout, Dialo Blocks helps you build dialo s and panels that look reat on Windows, Linux or any

supported wxWid ets platform. Add context-sensitive help text, tooltips, ima es, splitter windows and more.

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