Xc2C32 Coolrunner-Ii Cpld U6; Xcf32Pfs48C Platform Flash U1 - Xilinx Virtex-4 ML455 User Manual

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Table 3-12: J1 PCI Socket Pinout (Continued)
The PCI bus clock for the top mounted socket J1 is created by the FPGA, at pin U10.B17.
This signal SOURCE_SOCKET_CLK is routed to U8 pin 1. U8 is a four-channel PCI clock
buffer device.
Channel OUT1 of U8, on pin 5, is wired to PCI bus clock J1.B16.
There are also two feedback clock traces wired from U8 back to FPGA U10, U8.3 (OUT0),
signal FEEDBACK_SOCKET_CLK_GLOBAL is routed to U10.A17, and U8.8 (OUT3),
signal FEEDBACK_SOCKET_CLK_REGIONAL is routed to U10.D25.
The three clock traces driven from U8 are length matched to enable the FPGA to sense the
clock timing at the J1 PCI socket.

XC2C32 CoolRunner-II CPLD U6

Figure 4-5, page 38
All XC2C32 I/O are 2.5V, and the XC2C32 V
includes more details concerning the ML455 board configuration.

XCF32PFS48C Platform Flash U1

Figure 4-5, page 38
the XC4VLX25 FPGA U10 and the XC2C32 CPLD U6.
The XCF32PFS48C V
The Platform Flash holds up to four configuration images for the XC4VLX25 FPGA. As
shown in
header P3.
In concert with the XC2C32 CPLD, the XCF32PFS48C supports static and dynamic
reconfiguration of the FPGA.
concerning the ML455 board configuration.
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J1 A Side
A92
unused
A93
GND
A94
unused
and
Table 4-4, page 40
U1: XCF32PFSG48C Platform Flash configuration device
U10: XC4VLX25 FPGA Bank 1
U10: XC4VLX25 FPGA Bank 0 Configuration I/F
P3: Configuration Image select header
SW6 (PROG), SW7: General purpose push-button switches
and
Table 4-5, page 41
is 2.5V.
CCO
Figure
4-5, the configuration image is selected by applying shorting blocks to
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Chapter 3: Hardware Description
Signal
J1 B Side
B92
B93
B94
summarize the CPLD connections to:
is 1.8V.
CCINT
summarize the Platform Flash connections to
Chapter 4, "Configuration,"
Signal
unused
unused
GND
Chapter 4, "Configuration,"
provides more details
Virtex-4 ML455 PCI/PCI-X Board
UG084 (v1.0) May 17, 2005

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