Ethernet Subsystem Intel® FPGA IP User Guide

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Document Table of Contents
Document Table of Contents x
1. Introduction 2. Feature Description 3. Ethernet Subsystem Parameters 4. Subsystem IP Blocks 5. Interfaces and Signals 6. Recommended Clock Connections 7. Register Descriptions 8. Ethernet SS IP Example Design 9. Document Revision History for Ethernet Subsystem Intel FPGA IP User Guide
1. Introduction x
1.1. Supported Features 1.2. Device Family Support 1.3. Release Information 1.4. Resource Utilization 1.5. Getting Started
2. Feature Description x
2.1. Ethernet Subsystem Intel FPGA IP Overview 2.2. Supported Features
3. Ethernet Subsystem Parameters x
3.1. Parameter Editor Parameters 3.2. E-Tile Port Enablement Guidelines and Restrictions 3.3. F-Tile Ethernet Port to PMA Channel Mapping
4. Subsystem IP Blocks x
4.1. AXI Stream Bridge 4.2. CSR Address Decoder 4.3. Subsystem Abstraction Layer (SAL) 4.4. Dynamic Reconfiguration Extension Subsystem 4.5. IEEE 1588v2 PTP 4.6. Auto-Negotation and Link Training
4.3. Subsystem Abstraction Layer (SAL) x
4.3.1. Subsystem Abstraction Layer (SAL) Commands
4.3.1. Subsystem Abstraction Layer (SAL) Commands x
4.3.1.1. NOP(0x0) 4.3.1.2. get_hssi_profile for E-Tile 4.3.1.3. get_hssi_profile for F-Tile 4.3.1.4. set_hssi_profile for E-Tile 4.3.1.5. set_hssi_profile for F-Tile 4.3.1.6. read_MAC_statistic 4.3.1.7. get_mtu 4.3.1.8. set_csr for E-Tile 4.3.1.9. set_csr for F-Tile 4.3.1.10. get_csr for E-Tile 4.3.1.11. get_csr for F-Tile 4.3.1.12. enable_loopback for E-Tile 4.3.1.13. enable_loopback for F-Tile 4.3.1.14. disable_loopback for E-Tile 4.3.1.15. disable_loopback for F-Tile 4.3.1.16. Reset MAC Statistics 4.3.1.17. set_mtu for F-Tile 4.3.1.18. Ncsi_get_link_status 4.3.1.19. Reserved 4.3.1.20. firmware_version (0xFF)
4.5. IEEE 1588v2 PTP x
4.5.1. TX PTP Classifier
5. Interfaces and Signals x
5.1. AXI4 Interfaces 5.2. Serial Interface 5.3. Clocks 5.4. Resets
5.1. AXI4 Interfaces x
5.1.1. AXI-Lite CSR 5.1.2. AXI-ST Client Interface 5.1.3. AXI-ST PHY Direct 5.1.4. AXI-ST PTP 5.1.5. Flow Control
6. Recommended Clock Connections x
6.1. Driving Multiple Ports with the Same Clock 6.2. Clock Connections for MAC Async Client FIFO 6.3. F-Tile Clock Connections for PTP Synchronous and Asynchronous cases 6.4. Clock Connections for SyncE Operation on E-Tile 6.5. Clock Connections for SyncE Operation on F-Tile 6.6. F-Tile PMA and FEC Direct PHY IP Clock Output
7. Register Descriptions x
7.1. Subsystem Registers 7.2. Port Registers 7.3. F-Tile Address Maps 7.4. F-Tile ANLT Port Register Map 7.5. F-Tile PTP Tile Adapter Register Map
7.1. Subsystem Registers x
7.1.1. Device Feature Header Lo 7.1.2. Device Feature Header Hi 7.1.3. Feature GUID_L 7.1.4. Feature GUID_H 7.1.5. Feature CSR ADDR 7.1.6. Feature CSR Size Group 7.1.7. Version 7.1.8. Feature List 7.1.9. Interface Attribute Port X Parameters 7.1.10. HSSI Command/Status 7.1.11. HSSI Control/Address 7.1.12. HSSI Read Data 7.1.13. HSSI Write Data 7.1.14. HSSI Ethernet Port X Status
7.2. Port Registers x
7.2.1. PTP Packet Classifier Registers
7.2.1. PTP Packet Classifier Registers x
7.2.1.1. Recognized and Unrecognized Packet Counters 7.2.1.2. Parse Graph Specific Packet Counters
8. Ethernet SS IP Example Design x
8.1. Steps to Generate the Example Design 8.2. Supported Simulators 8.3. Running the Simulation Tests 8.4. Running the Hardware Tests
8.3. Running the Simulation Tests x
8.3.1. Steps to Simulate the Design Example
8.4. Running the Hardware Tests x
8.4.1. Supported Boards 8.4.2. Steps to Compile the Design Example for Hardware 8.4.3. Steps to Run the Design Example on Hardware
8.4.2. Steps to Compile the Design Example for Hardware x
8.4.2.1. Steps to generate Routing Delay for PTP Enabled Designs
1. Introduction
2. Feature Description
3. Ethernet Subsystem Parameters
4. Subsystem IP Blocks
5. Interfaces and Signals
6. Recommended Clock Connections
7. Register Descriptions
8. Ethernet SS IP Example Design
9. Document Revision History for Ethernet Subsystem Intel FPGA IP User Guide

7.2. Port Registers

This section displays register mapping for each port of the E-Tile Ethernet Subsystem.
Table 45.  Port Register Base Addresses
Base Address Word/Byte Offset Description

0x000_0000

EHIPLANE/EHIPCORE

– Ethernet Reconfiguration (Word offset)

 0x0B0-0x0E8 Auto Negotiation and Link Training registers
0x300-0x3FF PHY registers
0x310-0x310 Reset Controller Register
0x400-0x4FF TX MAC registers
0x500-0x5FF RX MAC registers
0x600-0x7FF Pause and Priority- Based Flow Control registers
0x800-0x8FF TX Statistics Counter registers
0x900-0x9FF RX Statistics Counter registers
0xA00-0xAFF TX 1588 PTP registers
0xB00-0xBFF RX 1588 PTP registers

0x000_4000

RS-FEC– RSFEC

Reconfiguration (Byte offset)

 0x000-0x2FF TX and RX RS-FEC registers

0x004_0000

PHY– XCVR

Reconfiguration (Byte offset)

0x000-0x144

For non-PTP channels:

PMA Capability registers (0x40000-0x40144)

For PTP channels:

PTP reconfiguration registers

0x005_0000

PHY– XCVR

Reconfiguration

(Byte offset)

 0x000-0x207 PMA Avalon® Mapped-memory registers

0x006_1000

(Byte offset)

 0x100-0x1FF PTP Packet Classifier
0x006_2000 - Reserved

For more information on Ethernet registers, refer to section 2.12 of E-tile Hard IP User Guide: E-Tile Hard IP for Ethernet and E-Tile CPRI PHY Intel FPGA IPs.

For more information on RS-FEC registers, refer to section 9.5 of E-Tile Transceiver PHY User Guide.

For more information on PMA registers, refer to section 9.1 of E-Tile Transceiver PHY User Guide.

Ethernet reconfiguration registers use 32-bit addresses while RS-FEC and PMA registers are byte addressable. All registers can be internally routed to respective reconfiguration interface depending on the address range. The Port Registers address mapping for each port shares the same offset as shown in table Port Register Base Addresses above with different port base address, listed in table Table 44. For example, base address of Port 0 starts at 0x020_0000, and base address of Port 4 is 0x120_0000.

The effective address of a register is port base address + port register offset. If the register address is in word offset, the address must be multiplied with four, plus the port base address. If the register address is in byte offset (for example PTP registers), the offset can be added to port base address without multiplication. To access these registers, you can write bit 2-25 of the effective address to HSSI Control/Address Register with set_csr or get_csr SAL command.

Table 46.  Port Register Write and Read Access
Interface Data Bus width Register Size Write Access Read Access
Ethernet Reconfiguration (Word offset) 32-bit 4 bytes Wstrb is not supported. AXI- Lite write will write full 32b.

Register offset must be multiplied with four.

 AXI-Literead will read full 32b.

Register offset must be multiplied with four.
RS-FEC Reconfiguration (Byte offset) 8-bit 4 bytes Wstrb is supported. Single AXI transaction will split into maximum of 4 single byte write depending on wstrb.

No multiplication required for address calculation.

 Single AXI transaction will split into 4 single byte read, e.g. AXI read address 0 will generate read byte 0, 1, 2 and 3.

No multiplication required for address calculation.

XCVR Reconfiguration

(Byte offset)

 8-bit 1 byte

Wstrb is supported. Single AXI transaction will split into maximum of 4 single byte write depending on wstrb.

No multiplication required for address calculation.

Single AXI transaction will split into 4 single byte read, e.g. AXI read address 0 will generate read byte 0, 1, 2 and 3.

No multiplication required for address calculation.

PTP XCVR Reconfiguration(Bytes offset)

16-bit 1 byte

Wstrb is supported. Single AXI transaction will split into maximum of 4 single byte write depending on wstrb.

Writedata:

[7:0]- PTP Channel 4

[15:8]- PTP Channel 5

No multiplication required for address calculation.

Single AXI transaction will split into 4 single byte read, e.g. AXI read address 0 will generate read byte 0, 1, 2 and3.

Readdata:

[7:0]- PTP Channel 4

[15:8]- PTP Channel 5

No multiplication required for address calculation.

Example on Register Address Calculation:

  1. To access TX MAC Link Fault Configuration register of Port 4: TX MAC Link Fault Configuration register word offset = 0x405

    Base address of Port 4 Ethernet Reconfiguration Register = 0x120_0000 AXI-Lite CSR read request address

    =0x405*4 + 0x120_0000 = 0x120_1014 (byte addressing)

    Write bit [25:2] of the calculated address to HSSI Control/Address Register Address field

    =0x120_1014 / 4 = 0x48_0405

    PTP Packet Classifier registers use the same access mechanism as Ethernet Reconfiguration registers.

  2. To access RS-FEC rsfec_top_tx_cfg register of Port 6:

    rsfec_top_tx_cfg register byte offset = 0x10

    Base address of Port 6 RS-FEC Reconfiguration Register = 0x160_4000

    AXI-Lite CSR write request address

    = 0x160_4000 + 0x10 = 0x160_4010 (single AXI-Lite write can generate maximum 4 single byte write access depending on write strobe)

    AXI-Lite CSR read request address

    = 0x160_4000 + 0x10 = 0x160_4010 (single AXI-Lite read will generate4 single byte read access to RS-FEC reconfiguration interface, e.g. read 1B from 0x160_4010, read 1B from 0x160_4011, read 1B from 0x160_4012, read 1B from 0x160_4013 and return all 32b through AXI-Lite in single request)

    Write bit [25:2] of the calculated address to HSSI Control/Address Register Address field

    =0x160_4010 / 4 = 0x58_1004

    PMA Avalon® Mapped-memory and capability registers use the same access mechanism as RS-FEC registers. These registers will be internally routed to XCVR Reconfiguration interface or PTP XCVR Reconfiguration interface depending on the channel number.


Section Content
PTP Packet Classifier Registers

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