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Signal Name Feature Notes Schematic Page
SFP_TX_FAULT Module to U1 - fault condition
detected
U1 Bank 401 6, 29
SFP_TX_DISABLEU1 to module - transmitter
disable
U233 I2C
GPIO
expander
29, 39
SFP_MOD_ABS Logic High when module absent U233 I2C
GPIO
expander
29, 39
SFP_RX_LOS Module to U1 - RX signal loss U1 Bank 401 6, 29
High-speed Debug Port
The PS includes an integrated Aurora 64B/66B block that is dedicated for
accessing the debug packet controller (DPC) via a high-speed GT-based interface.
This protocol to access the DPC is the high-speed debug port (HSDP) protocol. The
HSDP provides bidirectional access to the device from an external host debug/trace
module, allowing for high-speed debug and trace operations. The SmartLynq+
module can be connected to the Aurora interface to access the HSDP in the Versal
device. For more information, see the SmartLynq+ Module User Guide (UG1514). For
information on the HSDP quad availability, see the Versal Adaptive SoC Technical
Reference Manual (AM011)).
Note: The VEK280 evaluation board has additional HSDP lanes provided for
future System Controller use.
Note: The integrated HSDP Aurora interface is not available in all Versal devices,
which might support HSDP using a soft Aurora solution. This interface requires
additional configuration in the Control, Interfaces, and Processing (CIPS) IP, a PL
aurora implementation, and the use of additional gigabit transceivers.
User I/O
[Figure 1, callout 17, 18 and Figure 1, callout 41]
See Switches for default values.
The following table lists the net names, reference designators, and schematic
pages for the user I/O.