Xilinx ChipScope Pro User Manual

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ChipScope Pro Analyzer Features
right. To add a new sweep parameter, first select the parameter in the left-hand list then
click the right arrow button to add it to the list on the right. To remove a parameter to
sweep, first select it in the right-hand list, and click the left arrow button. To specify the
sweep order of the parameters, click it in the right hand list, and then the Up or Down
buttons. To revert the sweep attributes and their order to the default setting, click the Reset
to Default button. Click OK to apply the settings, or Cancel to exit without saving.
The sweep parameters can be initialized in one of the following ways:
• Click the Clear All Parameters button to clear all parameters to the Select… option.
• Click the Set Parameters to Current Values button to set the parameters to their
current values on the MGT/BERT Settings panel.
The order of the parameters in the Sweep Parameter table dictates how the parameters are
swept. The values of the parameters near the top of the table are swept less frequently than
the parameters near the bottom of the table. In other words, the parameters near the top of
the table are in the outer loops of the sweep algorithm while the parameters near the
bottom of the table are in the inner loops of the sweep algorithm.
Each parameter must be set up with a start and end value. The order of the parameter
values cannot be changed. After you select the start value, the end values available for
selection change automatically to include only valid selections. If you do not want to
sweep through a parameter, set the start and end values for that parameter to the same
value. The Sweep Value Count column indicates how many values are swept through for
a particular parameter. After all sweep parameters have valid start and end values, the
total number of sweep iterations is shown in the Total Iterations field.
Scan Settings
The Virtex-7 GTZ transceivers include a circuit called RX Eye Scan that performs a
comparison between the received data at two different locations in the sample region:
• At the optimal sampling location, called “Data Sample”
• At sampling location offset in the horizontal and/or vertical direction, called “Offset
Sample”
If the bit value sampled at the “Data Sample” location and the “Offset Sample” location
match, then this is not considered an error. However, if the two bit values do not match,
then this is considered an error bit and causes the bit error ratio (BER) to increase.
The GTZ RX Margin Analysis feature supports two different scan algorithms:
• 2D Full Scan: Scans all horizontal and vertical offset sampling points within the
“eye”. This mode is useful for creating a statistical eye map used to analyze the entire
two-dimensional received eye margin.
• 1D Bathtub: Scans all horizontal sampling points through the 0 vertical row offset.
This mode is useful for performing quick analysis of received phase margin.
The horizontal and vertical offsets can be controlled independently. Each offset can be
controlled to have an interval and range. The Range combo box controls the maximum and
minimum offset values of the scan. The Interval combo box controls how many rows or
columns are skipped between each row or column that is scanned.
Test Controls
After the sweep test has been set up, the test can be started by clicking the Start button.
After the Start button is clicked, the sweep parameter table is disabled and the test starts
running.

Xilinx ChipScope Pro Specifications

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Brand	Xilinx
Model	ChipScope Pro
Category	Computer Hardware
Language	English