PHY General Status Register

Zynq UltraScale+ Device Technical Reference Manual (UG1085)

Document ID
UG1085
Release Date
2023-12-21
Revision
2.4 English

After initializing the DRAM interface, basic status information is captured in PHY General Status Register 0 (PGSR0). This register indicates whether various initialization and data training steps were completed, and whether any high-level errors or warnings were flagged for any of the steps. Table: PHY General Status Register 0 (PGSR0) defines the fields within PGSR0.

Table 17-9:      PHY General Status Register 0 (PGSR0)

Bits

Name

Description

Address

[0]

IDONE

Initialization done: if set, indicates that the DDR system initialization has completed. This bit is set after all the selected initialization routines have completed.

0xFD080030

[1]

PLDONE

PLL lock done: if set, indicates that PLL locking has completed.

0xFD080030

[2]

DCDONE

Digital delay line (DDL) calibration done: if set, indicates that DDL calibration has completed.

0xFD080030

[3]

ZCDONE

Impedance calibration done: if set, indicates that impedance calibration has completed.

0xFD080030

[4]

DIDONE

DRAM initialization done: if set, indicates that DRAM initialization has completed.

0xFD080030

[5]

WLDONE

Write leveling done: if set, indicates that write leveling has completed.

0xFD080030

[6]

QSGDONE

DQS gate training done: if set, indicates that read leveling (DQS Gate Training) has completed.

0xFD080030

[7]

WLADONE

Write leveling adjustment done: if set, indicates that write leveling adjustment has completed.

0xFD080030

[8]

RDDONE

Read bit deskew done: if set, indicates that read bit deskew has completed.

0xFD080030

[9]

WDDONE

Write bit deskew done: if set, indicates that write bit deskew has completed.

0xFD080030

[10]

REDONE

Read eye training done: if set, indicates that read eye training has completed.

0xFD080030

[11]

WEDONE

Write eye training done: if set, indicates that write eye training has completed.

0xFD080030

[12]

CADONE

CA training done: if set, indicates that LPDDR3 CA training has completed.

0xFD080030

[14]

VDONE

VREF training done: if set, indicates that DRAM and host VREF training has completed. DDR4 and LPDDR4 only.

0xFD080030

[15]

DQS2DQDONE

Write DQS2DQ training done. if set, indicates that write DQS2DQ training has completed. LPDDR4 only.

0xFD080030

[18]

DQS2DQERR

Write DQS2DQ training error: if set, indicates that there is an error in DQS2DQ training.

0xFD080030

[19]

VERR

VREF training error: if set, indicates that there is an error in VREF training.

0xFD080030

[20]

ZCERR

Impedance calibration error: if set, indicates that there is an error in impedance calibration.

0xFD080030

[21]

WLERR

Write leveling error: if set, indicates that there is an error in write leveling.

0xFD080030

[22]

QSGERR

DQS gate training error: if set, indicates that there is an error in read leveling (DQS Gate Training).

0xFD080030

[23]

WLAERR

Write leveling adjustment error: if set, indicates that there is an error in write leveling adjustment.

0xFD080030

[24]

RDERR

Read bit deskew error: if set, indicates that there is an error in read bit deskew.

0xFD080030

[25]

WDERR

Write bit deskew error: if set, indicates that there is an error in write bit deskew.

0xFD080030

[26]

REERR

Read eye training error: if set, indicates that there is an error in read eye training.

0xFD080030

[27]

WEERR

Write eye training error: if set, indicates that there is an error in write eye training.

0xFD080030

[28]

CAERR

CA training error: if set, indicates that there is an error in LPDDR3 CA training.

0xFD080030

[29]

CAWRN

CA training warning: if set, indicates that there is a warning in LPDDR3 CA training.

0xFD080030

[31]

APLOCK

AC PLL lock: if set, indicates that the AC PLL has locked.

0xFD080030

By studying the contents of PGSR0, it is possible to identify any errors or warnings that occurred during initialization and training. Additional registers can be checked for more information related to any errors or warnings. See subsequent sections in this chapter for a more detailed description of each initialization and training step, as well as where to look for more debugging information.