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All i want is to connect several LVDS RX links, each consist of 1 Rx clock and 9 RX data lanes to maximum it rate of up to 1,600 b/sec for each lane in DDR mode.
All LVDS signals of each interface off course should to be mapped to same io bank to achieve best timing.
But when i look at Dev Kit schematic i see that some of the signals names on FMC are marked as RX (like the FMCA_LA_RX_P/N9) and some of them are TX (like FMCA_LA_TX_P/N10).
But in the pin list in excel in column named "Dedicated TX/RX Channel" i see no difference between them and looks like all of them can be used as LVDS RX channels/data lanes.
Is it true?
What is the reason for that TX and RX marks in the schematic which so confusing me?
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Hi,
Can you be more specific? Can i or can't i use all of them for LVDS RX channels to 1,600 Mb/Sec DDR?
Or at least can you point to the right pin connection guideline file which holds the relevant information? Because i didn't find any timing info related to FMCA_LA_TX_P/N in LVDS RX mode....
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