Xilinx Zynq-7000 User Manual page 253

Table 1-78: Debug Signals of Interest for OCLKDELAYED Calibration (Cont'd)
Signal Name
dbg_phy_oclkdelay_zfo[0]
dbg_phy_oclkdelay_zfo[1]
dbg_phy_oclkdelay_zfo[2]
dbg_phy_oclkdelay_zfo[3]
dbg_ocal_fuzz2oneeighty
dbg_ocal_fuzz2zero
dbg_ocal_oneeighty2fuzz
dbg_ocal_zero2fuzz
dbg_ocal_oclkdelay_calib_cnt
dbg_ocal_lim_done
dbg_ocal_stg3_lim_left
dbg_ocal_stg3_lim_right
phy_oclkdelay_cal_taps
dbg_ocal_center_calib_start
dbg_ocal_center_calib_done
dbg_ocal_tap_cnt
dbg_ocal_scan_win_not_found
Debugging Write Calibration Failures (dbg_wrcal_err = 1)
Calibration Overview
Write calibration is required to align DQS to the correct CK edge. During write leveling, DQS
is aligned to the nearest rising edge of CK. However, this might not be the edge that
captures the write command.
Depending on the interface type (UDIMM, RDIMM, or component), the DQS could either be
one CK cycle earlier than, two CK cycles earlier than, or aligned to the CK edge that captures
the write command.
This is a pattern based calibration; hence, multiple writes followed by a single read are
issued during this stage. The following data patterns might be seen:
• On-time write pattern read back – FF00AA5555AA9966
• One CK early write pattern read back – AA5555AA9966BB11
Zynq-7000 AP SoC and 7 Series FPGAs MIS v4.1
UG586 November 30, 2016
Chapter 1: DDR3 and DDR2 SDRAM Memory Interface Solution
Description
1 indicates that the left-edge of the fall window was detected and it validates
fuzz2oneeighty as the tap value of the left-edge of the fall window.
1 indicates that the left-edge of the rise window was detected and it validates
fuzz2zero as the tap value of the left-edge of the rise window.
1 indicates that the right-edge of the fall window was detected and it validates
oneeighty2fuzz as the tap value of the right-edge of the fall window.
1 indicates that the right-edge of the rise window was detected and it validates
zero2fuzz as the tap value of the right-edge of the rise window.
Stage 3 tap value of the left-edge of the fall window.
Stage 3 tap value of the left-edge of the rise window.
Stage 3 tap value of the right-edge of the fall window.
Stage 3 tap value of the right-edge of the rise window.
Byte count indicating the byte being calibrated.
Indicates that stage 3 lower and upper limits have been determined.
Stage 3 lower limit
Stage 3 upper limit
Final stage 3 tap values for all the bytes in the interface. Bits[5:0] for byte 0 and
Bits[11:6] for byte 1.
Indicates end of edge detection and start of centering in valid window.
Indicates end of the centering stage of calibration.
Stage 3 tap value during calibration for each group.
1 indicates that window edge is not found.
www.xilinx.com
253
Send Feedback