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Hi,
in my design I'm using I210-IT (PCIe rev 2.1) with PCIe switch PEX8609 (PCIe Gen 2) and PCIe Clock buffer 9DBL0841BKILF IDT .
I force link speed 2.5 in the PEX8609, but link can be in 5-7 minutes or not at all.
floating situation. What could be the reason?
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Hello, @OUsti:
Thank you for contacting Intel Embedded Community.
In order to better understand your question, could you please let us know how many units of the project related to this circumstance have been manufactured? How many are affected? Could you please give the failure rate? Also, could you please list the sources that you have used to design it and if it has been verified by Intel? By the way, could you please provide pictures of the top markings of the Intel Ethernet Controllers?
We are waiting for your reply to these questions.
Best regards,
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Hello!
Are I210IT compatible wit PCI Express gen.2?
We have three identical samples of our device. On each of them we connect 6 controllers I210IT to the PEX8609 switch. Everywhere, the connection between PEX8609 and I210IT is not stable, the link is in 5-7 minutes. it hasn't been verified by Intel.
list the sources:
- Intel® Ethernet Controller I210 Datasheet
- Intel® Ethernet Controller I210/I211 Frequently Asked Questions
- i210-is-reference-design-schematic
- 475120-i210-i211-design-guide-rev-1-5
- 506923-mdns-proxy-rev-1-0
- 513305-i210-dual-design-guide-v-1-1
Picture is attached.
Thanks a lot!
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Hello, @OUsti:
Thanks for your update.
We have sent an email to you with suggestions that may help you.
Best regards,
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Hello, Carlos A. Yes, the IPS case 00510830 is associated with the cited thread. But there didn't an answer. Please Help us.

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