SNLU273 December 2020 DS160PR810
Table 2-7 shows DS160PR810EVM-RSC global controls that affect all devices on the board.
COMPONENT | NAME | FUNCTION / DESCRIPTION |
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J1 | 3x2 Header | MODE control tied to MODE pins of all four DS160PR810 devices on the EVM L0: All devices set to Pin Mode (Default) L1: All devices set to SMBus, I2C Maseter Mode |
J2 | 3x2 Header | RX DET control tied to RX DET pins of all four DS160PR810 devices on the EVM L0: RX Detect state machine disabled on all devices L1: RX Detect state machine enabled on all devices (3 valid detections needed) L2: RX Detect state machine enabled on all devices (2 valid detections needed) L3: RX Detect state machine enabled on all devices (1 valid detection needed) - Default |
J3 | 5x2 Header | SMBus, I2C interface. All four DS160PR810 devices on the EVM are on the same bus and can be accessed through this interface. |
J4 | 3x1 Header | PWDN control tied to PD1 and PD2 pins of all four DS160PR810 devices on the EVM PWDN tied to GND: All devices enabled (Default) PWDN tied to 3.3V_REG: All devices disabled. PWDN floating: Tie PCIe system PRSNT signal to PWDN using J6 for the PWDN control (optional for PCIe use case) |
J5 | 3x1 Header | Access point to the WP (write protect) pin of the onboard EEPROM devices WP tied to GND: I2C Access to the EEPROM enabled WP floating: I2C Access to the EEPROM disabled (default) |
J6 | 2x1 Header | Alternative PWDN Control PWDN floating: Use J3 for the PWDN control PWDN tied to PRSNT: PRSNT signal controls PWDN (optional for PCIe use case) |
J7, J8, J9, J10 | 3x1 Headers | PCIe PRSNT Signal Controls Tie pins 1-2 on J7, J8, J9, and J10: Allow support any PCIe bus width (default) Tie pins 2-3 of J7, leave J8, J9, and J10 floating: Force x1 PCIe bus width Tie pins 2-3 of J8, leave J7, J9, and J10 floating: Force x4 PCIe bus width Tie pins 2-3 of J9, leave J7, J8, and J10 floating: Force x8 PCIe bus width Tie pins 2-3 of J10, leave J7, J8, and J9 floating: Force x16 PCIe bus width |
J11 | 2x1 Header | Onboard regulator input. Apply 12 V when using the EVM as a standalone system. DO NOT APPLY power if plugging the EVM into a system as the power is provided through the gold finger connector (CONN1). |
J12 | 2x1 Header | Access point to the GND reference |
J13 | 2x1 Header | Onboard 3.3-V output |