Run the preloaded diagnostic tests, User i/o, Chapter 4. run the preloaded diagnostic tests – Altera High-Speed Development Kit, Stratix GX Edition User Manual

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4–1

4. Run the Preloaded

Diagnostic Tests

Each interface on the Stratix GX development board has an associated
diagnostic test that exercises the interface at the supported I/O rates.
Although the tests are not exhaustive, they help you confirm that each
interface runs according to its intended design. A subset of the diagnostic
tests are loaded into the Stratix GX development board’s configuration
devices, making it easy for you to run any of the tests when you power
up the board. This chapter describes how to set up and perform these
preloaded diagnostic tests, including:

User I/O

Stratix GX Double Data Rate (DDR) SDRAM Interface

Stratix GX HM-Zd SPI-4.2 Loopback

Stratix GX HM-Zd XCVR Loopback

Stratix GX SFP XCVR Loopback

Stratix GX XCVR Eye Diagram

The following sections describe how to perfom each test, including the
equipment you need to perform each test, how to set up the board, and
the test procedure. Table 4–1 shows the switch settings you must make to
load the designs on power up. For more details on these designs, refer to
Chapter 7, Diagnostic Test Details.

User I/O

The user I/O design tests all of the user LEDs, dipswitches, pushbuttons,
and 7-segment displays on the board (the Stratix and Stratix GX devices
each have a set). One pair of pushbuttons controls each device’s user

Table 4–1. Factory-Default Switch Settings

Diagnostic Test

SW1

SW2

SW4

SW5

SW7

SW8

(1)

J48

J90

XCVR Eye Diagram

YES

NO

EPC16

STD

---

000

X

X

DDR

YES

NO

EPC16

STD

---

011

X

X

HM-Zd SPI-4.2

YES

NO

EPC16

STD

---

001

X

X

HM-Zd XCVR Loopback

YES

NO

EPC16

STD

---

001

X

X

SFP XCVR Loopback

YES

NO

EPC16

STD

---

001

X

X

User I/O

NO

NO

EPC16

STD

111

111

X

X

Note:

(1)

Slider 3 is the MSB and slider 1 is the LSB. A slider in the up position is 0 and a slider in the down position is 1.

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