Hi all,
I am currently using the Triple-Speed Ethernet IP and have read in order to properly use it I need to first configure the register space. In order to do that, believe I need to use the MAC Control Interface Signals here.
I have my code implemented similarly to that included in the testbench but am seeing the signal "reg_busy" stay a 1. The IP User Guide states the reg_busy signal is "asserted during register read / write access and deasserted when the current access completes." However, my simulation never sees the read / write signals go high.
My reg_busy signal is only mentioned a few times:
1. As a wire declaration: "wire reg_busy;"
2. In the QSYS instantiation ".eth_tse_0_control_port_waitrequest (reg_busy),"
3. For some comparisons to proceed in my state machine, and to give values to reg_busy_reg (both of these examples are the same as in the TSE testbench).
I've attached a picture of my simulation.
Thanks in advance for helping.
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HI,
Your understanding is correct that user needs to configure TSE MAC and PHY register first to initialize the IP core before you can use it.
Regarding reg_busy :
Regarding why reg_busy never deasserted low :
Thanks.
Regards,
dlim
Hi DeshiL and thanks for your response.
I am still unsure why reg_busy is still a ‘0’ despite red_rd and reg_wr also ‘0’. I know the reg config hasn’t completed because my reg_config_done signal is still a ‘0’.
HI,
I worry whole TSE IP is still stuck. That could explained why it can't function properly.
I am not even sure whether it's out from reset properly or not.
You may want to checkout following first
Thanks.
Regards,
dlim
HI,
I am closing this case as well as per my feedback in another forum case while we moved all debug discussion into Andy's case.
Thanks.
Regards,
dlim
Hello, I have the same problem, could you post the link where the discussion continued?
Thank you,
Marco
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