[ This Figure , callouts 14, 15]
The ZCU111 board hosts four SFP28 connectors J27, J32, J37, and J42. The connectors are housed within a single quad SFP28 cage assembly. The ganged SFP28 cage supports up to four SFP/SFP+/SFP28 modules. This Figure shows the SFP28 module connector circuitry typical of the four implementations.
Note: The SFPx_TX_DISABLE default 2-pin jumper is On, which means the SFPx_TX_DISABLE net is pulled Low, enabling the TX output of the SFP module.
Table: SFP28 Control and Status Board Test Points lists the SFP28 module connections to RFSoC U1.
SFP28 Control/
|
Board Connection |
|
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SFP_TX_FAULT |
Test point J28 |
High = Fault |
Low = Normal operation |
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SFP_TX_DISABLE |
Jumper J29 |
Off = SFP disabled |
On = SFP enabled |
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SFP_MOD_DETECT |
Test point J30 |
High = Module not present |
Low = Module present |
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SFP_RS0 |
PU R276/PD R278 |
PU R276 = Full RX bandwidth |
PD R278 = Reduced RX bandwidth |
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SFP_RS1 |
PU R277/PD R279 |
PU R277 = Full TX bandwidth |
PD R279 = Reduced TX bandwidth |
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SFP_LOS |
Test point J31 |
High = Loss of receiver signal |
Low = Normal operation |
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SFP_TX_FAULT |
Test point J33 |
High = Fault |
Low = Normal operation |
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SFP_TX_DISABLE |
Jumper J35 |
Off = SFP disabled |
On = SFP enabled |
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SFP_MOD_DETECT |
Test point J34 |
High = Module not present |
Low = Module present |
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SFP_RS0 |
PU R281/PD R283 |
PU R281 = Full RX bandwidth |
PD R283 = Reduced RX bandwidth |
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SFP_RS1 |
PU R282/PD R284 |
PU R282 = Full TX bandwidth |
PD R284 = Reduced TX bandwidth |
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SFP_LOS |
Test point J36 |
High = Loss of receiver signal |
Low = Normal operation |
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SFP_TX_FAULT |
Test point J38 |
High = Fault |
Low = Normal operation |
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SFP_TX_DISABLE |
Jumper J40 |
Off = SFP disabled |
On = SFP enabled |
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SFP_MOD_DETECT |
Test point J39 |
High = Module not present |
Low = Module present |
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SFP_RS0 |
PU R289/PD R291 |
PU R289 = Full RX bandwidth |
PD R291 = Reduced RX bandwidth |
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SFP_RS1 |
PU R290/PD R292 |
PU R290 = Full TX bandwidth |
PD R292 = Reduced TX bandwidth |
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SFP_LOS |
Test point J41 |
High = Loss of receiver signal |
Low = Normal operation |
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SFP_TX_FAULT |
Test point J43 |
High = Fault |
Low = Normal operation |
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SFP_TX_DISABLE |
Jumper J44 |
Off = SFP disabled |
On = SFP enabled |
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SFP_MOD_DETECT |
Test point J45 |
High = Module not present |
Low = Module present |
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SFP_RS0 |
PU R294/PD R300 |
PU R294 = Full RX bandwidth |
PD R300 = Reduced RX bandwidth |
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SFP_RS1 |
PU R295/PD R301 |
PU R295 = Full TX bandwidth |
PD R301 = Reduced TX bandwidth |
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SFP_LOS |
Test point J46 |
High = Loss of receiver signal |
Low = Normal operation |
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Notes: 1. The RS0/RS1 PU/PD resistors are not populated.There are pull-down resistors built into the SFP28 modules that select the lower bandwidth mode of the module. 2. BW selection is also available via I2C control. For this and additional information about the SFP28 module, see SFF-8402 and SFF-8432 at the specification website [Ref 29] . |
Table: SFP28 RFSoC Connections lists the SFP28 module connections to the Zynq UltraScale+ RFSoC U1.
For additional information about the small form factor pluggable SFP28 module, see the SFF-8402 and SFF-8432 specifications at the SNIA Technology Affiliates website [Ref 29] .