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Siemens ERTEC 200P-2 Manual

Siemens ERTEC 200P-2 Manual (501 pages)

Enhanced Real-Time Ethernet Controller

Brand: Siemens | Category: Controller | Size: 4 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
6
1 Introduction

15
2 Description of Functions

24
- Block Diagram
  24
- General Function Description (Motivation)
  24
- Figure 4: ERTEC 200P Step2 Block Diagram
  24
- Description of Individual ERTEC 200P Blocks
  25
  - Processor Subsystem (ARM926)
    25
    
    Block Diagram
    26
    
    Features
    26
    
    Figure 5: ARM926 Subsystem
    26
    
    ARM926EJ-S Processor
    27
    
    Cache Structure of ARM926EJ-S
    27
    
    ARM926 Tightly Coupled Memories (ARM926_TCM)
    28
    
    Memory Management Unit (MMU)
    29
    
    Table 1: Types of ARM926EJ-S Access to I/D-TCM / AHB
    29
    
    ARM926 Embedded Trace Macrocell (ETM9), Trace Buffer (ETB11)
    30
    
    Bus Interface of the ARM926 Processor
    30
    
    ARM926EJ-S Debug Interface
    31
    
    Debug Configuration
    31
    
    Debug Support
    31
    
    Figure 6: JTAG Chain
    31
    
    Boot Process for the ERTEC 200P
    32
    
    Table 2: Boot, ERTEC 200P Boot Modes
    32
    
    Primary Boot Loader
    34
    
    Table 3: Boot Mode Adjustment
    36
    
    Boot Mode 1
    37
    
    Table 4: Startup Times
    37
    
    Boot Modes 5 and 6 (Booting with SPI Master)
    38
    
    Boot Mode 7 (Booting with External Host)
    40
    
    Memory Swapping by the Secondary Boot Loader
    43
    
    Secondary Boot Loader
    43
  - AMBA (Internal Bus System)
    43
    
    Characteristics of the Bus System in ERTEC 200P
    43
    
    AHB Subsystem (Multi-Layer AHB)
    44
    
    Endianness
    44
    
    Table 5: Internal Bus System, Parameters of Internal Buses
    44
    
    AHB Arbiters
    45
    
    AHB Multi-Layer Configuration
    45
    
    Table 6: Fixed Priority Assignment (no Default)
    45
    
    AHB Burst Breaker
    46
    
    Table 7: AHB Master-Slave Coupling
    46
    
    APB Subsystem (Peripheral Bus)
    47
    
    Figure 7: AHB/APB Bridge, Block Diagram
    49
    
    Figure 8: APB Bridge, Timing
    50
    
    Address Range and Acknowledgement Delay Monitoring
    51
    
    APB Decoder
    51
    
    Monitoring at the AHB Side
    51
    
    Monitoring at the APB Side
    52
    
    Monitoring at the EMC
    52
    
    Monitoring in the Individual Modules
    52
    
    Table 8: Access Error Register (from SCRB)
    53
    
    Interface
    54
    
    Overview
    54
    
    Interrupt Acquisition
    55
    
    Interrupt Masking / Priorisation
    57
    
    Interrupt Post-Processing
    58
    
    Debug Functions
    59
    
    Miscellaneous
    59
    
    Special Functions
    59
    
    Synchronizing the Inputs
    59
    
    Bus Interface
    60
    
    Sequences
    60
    
    Operating Rules
    61
    
    Startup/Shutdown
    62
    
    Interrupt Sources for ARM-IRQ
    63
    
    Confirmation Delay in the Memory Controller (EMC) Address Area
    68
    
    Interrupts for Accesses to Missing Addresses
    68
    
    Table 9: Host INTA, Interrupt Sources
    68
    
    High-Priority Interrupts for Debugging
    69
    
    Interrupt Sources for ARM-FIQ
    69
    
    Table 10: Host INTB, Interrupt Sources
    69
    
    Address Mapping
    70
    
    Register Description
    76
  - Host ICU (Perif: Event Unit)
    103
  - GDMA (Direct Memory Access)
    103
    
    GDMA Function Description
    103
    
    AHB Interfaces
    104
    
    Details
    104
    
    Job Priorities
    104
    
    Usage
    114
    
    Result
    115
    
    Memory
    116
    
    ERTEC 200P GDMA Use Cases
    117
    
    Interrupts
    117
    
    Using the Job Start and HW_REQ Signal List
    117
    
    DMA with UART Interface
    125
    
    GDMA-IP Bugs
    125
    
    Address Mapping
    126
    
    Register Description
    129
    
    Table 13: the DMA RAM Address Space
    154
  - EMC (External Memory Controller)
    157
    
    Block Diagram of the EMC
    158
    
    Figure 9: EMC Block Diagram
    158
    
    EMC Reset and Clock
    159
    
    Figure 10: EMC Interface with Two SDRAM / Two Burst Flash Configuration
    159
    
    Figure 11: EMC Interface with Only One SDRAM / One Burst Flash Configuration
    160
    
    Figure 12: EMC Interface with Asynchronous RAM
    160
    
    AHB-Slave Interface
    161
    
    Figure 13: EMC, Address Space
    161
    
    EMC Notes
    162
    
    Maximum Number of Wait Cycles
    162
    
    Remapping
    162
    
    Shift Mode with the Asynchronous EMC Interface
    162
    
    Control of an External Driver
    163
    
    QVZ Acknowledgement Delay
    163
    
    Figure 14: EMC, Notation Definition for a Read Access (ASYNC)
    164
    
    Read Access
    164
    
    Timing of the Asynchronous Memory Interfaces
    164
    
    Figure 15: EMC, Notation Definition for a Write Access (ASYNC)
    165
    
    Write Access
    165
    
    Application Examples
    166
    
    Figure 16: EMC, Application Example SDRAM
    166
    
    Figure 17: EMC, Application Example: Combination of SDRAM and Asynchronous Interfaces
    166
    
    Figure 18: EMC, Interface Signals
    167
    
    Interface Signals
    167
    
    Table 14: EMC, Connection to the Memory Devices
    168
    
    Address Mapping
    169
    
    Table 15: EMC - Address Map
    169
    
    Register Description
    170
  - Host Interface - Parallel (XHIF)
    182
    
    Block Diagram of the Host Interface
    182
    
    Figure 19: Block Diagram of the Host Interface
    182
    
    Function Description (XHIF)
    183
    
    Figure 20: XHIF, Symbol and Signals
    184
    
    AHB Master Interface
    186
    
    APB Slave Interface
    186
    
    Figure 21: XHIF Interface Adjustment
    186
    
    XHIF Configuration
    186
    
    Application Information
    187
    
    Address Mapping
    189
    
    Register Description
    190
  - Peripheral Interface
    197
    
    Figure 22: Block Diagram of the Peripheral Interface
    198
    
    Address Mapping
    199
    
    APB Interface
    199
    
    Register Description
    203
  - Profinet-Ip
    230
    
    AHB Interface
    230
    
    Interrupt Management
    230
    
    PN-IP Interfaces
    230
    
    Figure 23: Block Diagram of PN-ICU for Pn_Irqx(0/1:0) Group Interrupts
    231
    
    Figure 24: Block Diagram of PN-MUX for Pn_Irqx(2:1/15:2) Single Interrupts
    232
    
    PN-PLL (Incl. 3X Application Timer Blocks)
    232
    
    Figure 25: PNPLL with 3 Application Time Blocks (Application Connection)
    233
    
    EDC in PN-IP Rams
    234
    
    Recommended Parameter Assignment for ERTEC 200P
    234
    
    Ethernet PHY (Integrated)
    235
    
    Status of the Integrated PHY
    236
  - CRU (Clock and Reset Unit)
    236
    
    Clock Generation and Distribution
    236
    
    Clock System
    236
    
    Table 16: Overview of ERTEC 200P Clocks
    236
    
    Figure 26: Quartz Wiring
    237
    
    PLL Clock Generation
    237
    
    Clock Monitoring
    238
    
    Clock Source for JTAG
    238
    
    Clock Source for the Phys and Ethernet Macs
    238
    
    Figure 27: Clock Source for the Ethernet Connection
    238
    
    Lock Timer 1
    238
    
    Lock Timer 2
    238
    
    Lock Monitor
    239
    
    Reset System
    241
    
    Figure 28: ERTEC 200P Reset Matrix
    242
    
    Asynchronous Poweron Reset
    243
    
    Figure 29: PLL Startup Phase
    243
    
    Asynchronous Hardware Reset
    244
    
    Asynchronous JTAG Reset
    244
    
    Asynchronous ARM926 Watchdog Reset
    245
    
    Asynchronous Software Reset for ERTEC 200P (Without PN-IP)
    245
    
    Asynchronous Software Reset for PN-IP
    245
    
    Asynchronous Software Reset for the ARM926EJ-S Core
    246
    
    Synchronous Software Reset (PN-IP, PER-IF, Host Interface)
    246
  - APB Peripherals
    247
    
    Table 17: Data Width of Peripherals
    247
    
    Figure 30: Block Diagram of the IO Filter
    248
    
    Figure 31: Block Diagram of the Filter Structure of a Channel
    248
    
    I-Filter
    248
    
    Figure 32: Block Diagram of the Central Clock Divider
    249
    
    Operating Principle of the RC Filter
    250
    
    Table 18: Sample Filter Times for I-Filter
    250
    
    Address Mapping
    251
    
    Figure 33: Signal in Signal Filtering
    251
    
    Register Description
    253
    
    ARM926 Watchdog
    260
    
    Block Diagram
    260
    
    Figure 34: Block Diagram ARM926 Watchdog
    260
    
    Overview
    260
    
    Figure 35: XWD_OUT0/ WD_INT Signal Sequence
    263
    
    Signal Waveforms
    263
    
    Figure 36: XWD_OUT1 Signal Sequence
    264
    
    Starting the Watchdog
    264
    
    Write Protection of the Watchdog Register
    264
    
    Address Mapping
    265
    
    Notes
    265
    
    Register Description
    266
    
    Overview
    269
    
    Timer 0 - 5
    269
    
    TIMER_TOP Functionality
    270
    
    Figure 37:TIMER Block Diagram
    273
    
    Timer Module
    273
    
    Overview of the Count Modes
    280
    
    Timing Requirements
    281
    
    Operating Rules
    282
    
    Connections on ERTEC 200P Toplevel
    283
    
    Address Mapping
    285
    
    Register Description
    286
    
    F-Counter
    302
    
    Address Mapping
    303
    
    Application Information
    303
    
    Figure 38: F-Timer Block Diagram
    303
    
    Function Description
    303
    
    Register Description
    304
    
    Uart1
    305
    
    UART Baud Rates
    306
    
    Figure 39: Baud Rates UART When F
    307
    
    Address Mapping
    308
    
    Register Description
    310
    
    Baudrate Generator
    325
    
    IO Expansion Unit
    325
    
    I²C
    325
    
    Important Software Rules
    326
    
    Address Mapping
    328
    
    Register Description
    329
    
    SPI1/2 (Serial Peripheral Interface)
    335
    
    Features of the SPI Interface
    337
    
    SSPMS IP Extension
    338
    
    SSPMS IP Integration
    339
    
    Figure 40: SPI Block Diagram
    340
    
    Send Support with Pause between Individual Characters
    342
    
    Figure 41: SPI Flash: Serial Output Timing
    343
    
    Figure 42: SPI Flash: Serial Input Timing
    343
    
    SPI Flash Boot
    343
    
    Table 19: Timing Parameters for SPI Flash (75 Mhz)
    344
    
    Address Mapping
    345
    
    Register Description
    345
    
    GPIO (General Purpose Input / Output)
    348
    
    GPIO Module Function Description
    349
    
    Figure 43: Block Diagram of a GPIO Module
    350
    
    Figure 44: GPIO, IO Circuit
    352
    
    Integration of the GPIO Module
    352
    
    GPIO Assignment
    353
    
    GPIO Pad Multiplexing
    353
    
    Table 20: Overview of Alternate Functions (a - C)
    355
    
    Address Mapping
    356
    
    Register Description
    357
    
    Hardware Identifier Register
    365
    
    SCRB (System Control Register Block)
    365
    
    Table 21: ERTEC 200P, ID Register
    365
    
    Boot Register
    366
    
    Config Register
    366
    
    Table 22: Bootmodi Adjustment
    366
    
    Reset Registers
    367
    
    Table 23: Configuration Adjustment
    367
    
    ACCESS_ERROR and QVZ Register
    368
    
    Memory Swapping
    368
    
    PLL Status Register
    368
    
    AHB Burst Breaker Register
    369
    
    ARM Control Register
    369
    
    GPIO Control Register
    369
    
    PHY Register
    369
    
    ARM926 Mapping
    370
    
    EDC Register
    370
    
    I²C Clock Divider
    370
    
    PAD Control Register
    370
    
    Clear DMA Request
    373
    
    Ext. Driver Enable
    373
    
    SD Signal Handling
    373
    
    SPI Mode
    373
    
    SPI Parity Error
    373
    
    XHIF Mode
    373
    
    Address Mapping
    374
    
    Register Description
    376
- Memory Mapping
  415
  - Memory Mapping ARM926-I
    415
  - ARM926-D Memory Mapping
    416
  - PN-IP Memory Mapping
    417
  - Host if Memory Mapping
    418
  - GDMA Memory Mapping
    421
- Detailed Address Mapping
  422
- Register Description
  425
3 Io Interface

426
- Overview
  426
- Table 24: IO - Pin Count Overview
  426
- Detailed Signal Description
  427
  - Table 25: Signal Description and Pinning ERTEC 200P
    449
  - Strapping Pins
    450
- IO Timing
  451
  - Figure 45: Definition of Time Reference
    451
  - EMC Timing
    452
    
    SRAM Timing
    452
    
    SRAM Timing for Read Access
    452
    
    SRAM Timing for Write Access
    453
    
    Burstmode Flash Timing
    454
    
    SDRAM Timing
    455
    
    SDRAM Timing for Read Access
    457
    
    SDRAM Timing for Write Access
    458
  - Host-Interface Timing
    459
    
    Separate RD/WR
    459
    
    XHIF Timing
    459
    
    Common RD/WR
    461
    
    SPI Timing
    463
  - PN-IP Timing
    464
    
    Figure 46: MII Interface
    464
    
    Figure 47: MDIO Interface
    464
    
    MDIO Timing
    464
    
    MII Timing
    464
    
    MII Timing at Integrated PHY
    464
    
    Integrated PHY Timing
    465
    
    MDIO Timing at the Integrated PHY
    465
    
    PHY FX Timing
    465
    
    PHY LED Timing
    465
    
    PNPLL Timing
    465
    
    Table 26: Constraining PNPLL Interface
    467
    
    Timing for Time Synchronization
    467
  - SPI Timing
    468
    
    Spi1
    468
    
    Spi2
    468
  - UART Timing
    470
    
    Uart1
    470
    
    Uart2
    470
    
    Uart3
    470
    
    Uart4
    470
  - GPIO Timing
    471
  - I²C Timing
    471
    
    I²C - Apb
    471
    
    I²C - Pn-Ip
    471
  - JTAG Timing
    471
  - ARM926 Trace Timing
    472
  - Figure 48: Debug Interface
    472
  - Figure 49: ARM926 Trace Interface
    472
4 Layout and Design Hints

474
- EMC Measures
  474
  - ESD Protection
    474
  - Immunity to ESD
    474
  - Package Power Distribution
    474
  - Spike Filter
    474
  - Figure 50: Spike Filter Implementation
    475
- Oscillator Circuit
  476
- PLL Wiring (Power Supply)
  479
- Figure 53: Recommended for PLL Power Supply Filter
  479
- Test Signal Configuration
  480
- JTAG Wiring
  480
- PHY Wiring
  481
  - PHY-TX Wiring
    481
    
    Figure 54: UTP Circuit
    482
    
    PHY-TX Wiring - Not Used
    482
  - PHY-FX Wiring
    483
    
    Figure 55: FX Circuit
    484
    
    Figure 56: FX Circuit Unused Pins
    485
    
    GPIO Circuit
    485
    
    PHY-FX Wiring - Not Used
    485
    
    PHY-SD Wiring - Avago QFBR-5978AZ
    485
    
    Pxsd Circuit
    485
- Wiring of Pins Not Used
  486
- Figure 57: SD Level Translation Circuit
  486
- Figure 58: Recommendation for Handling Special Function Signals
  487
- Operating Conditions
  488
  - Power up
    488
  - Wiring of CTRL-STBY
    488
  - Power-Up Sequence (PLL)
    489
  - PLL Behavior
    489
    
    Following Crystal Break
    489
    
    Upon Temporary Clock Failure
    489
  - Readiness of Internal Resources Once a Reset Is Cleared
    490
- Pull-Up/Pull-Down Resistor Values
  490
- Schmitt Trigger Characteristics
  490
- Module and ASIC Code (Chip ID)
  490
- Power Dissipation
  491
5 Package

493
- Package Drawing
  493
- Ball Layout
  493
- Figure 59: 400-Ball SIP-FPBGA
  493
- Marking (Printed)
  495
  - Order Codes
    495
- Sip - FPBGA400 Thermal Characteristics
  495
  - Max. Junction Temperature T
    496
- Solder Profile
  497
- Packing Information
  498
  - Tray
    498
  - Tape&Reel
    498
6 Quality

499
- Hard-Error FIT Rates
  499
- Soft-Error FIT Rates
  499
7 Miscellaneous

500
- Abbreviations
  500
- Literature List
  501

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