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Hello everbody, I need help about PCIe configuration.
I work with arria V and i use PCIe hard IP. My question is , we can have PCIe soft IP in Arria V ? and my last question is we can drive in FPGA the input signal pin_perst of PCIe ? thanksLink Copied
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What is your reason for going to soft IP?
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Because in the final card of my project i have affected the wrong signal for the reset pine and the final card is already been manufactured.
So i have to move the reset pine in the arria 5 but it is impossible because this pin is dedicated pine. I thought if i use SOFT core i can chose the all pine who will use the PCIe. sorry my english is not very good , i don't know if you understand. thanks for your time.- Mark as New
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For Arria V device, the mapping of nPERST is as below:
- nPERSTL0 --> bottom Hard IP of pin_perst - nPERSTL1 --> top Hard IP of pin_perst In your case, try workaround it by changing to use Soft Reset Controller. Using Soft Reset Controller doesn't required the connection to pin nPERSTL0. Tie pin_perst to 1 at top level file and nPERSTL0 can be left unconnected at pin assignment. Steps to switch to soft reset controller in Qsys: 1) Edit the .qsys file 2) Search for the string 'force_src' 3) Set parameter force_src to 1: <parameter name="force_hrc" value=0" /> <parameter name="force_src" value=1" /> 4) Save the changes to the .qsys file and regenerate the Qsys system. 5) Use npor input to reset the core and application logic.
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