Altera IP Compiler for PCI Express User Manual

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Chapter 13: Reconfiguration and Offset Cancellation

Dynamic Reconfiguration

IP Compiler for PCI Express User Guide

August 2014

Altera Corporation

0xAA

15:0 BAR4[159:144].

b’0

0xAB

BAR5[191:160].

b’0

0 BAR5[160]: I/O Space.

b’0

2:1

BAR5[162:161]: Memory Space (see bit settings for
BAR0).

b’0

3

BAR5[163]: Prefetchable.

b’0

BAR5[191:164]: Bar size mask.

b’0

15:4 BAR5[175:164].

b’0

0xAC

15:0 BAR5[191:176].

b’0

0xAD

15:0

Expansion BAR[223:192]: Bar size mask.

b’0

Expansion BAR[207:192].

b’0

0xAE

15:0 Expansion BAR[223:208].

b’0

0xAF

1:0

IO.

b’0

Table 6–3 on page 6–3

00: no IO windows.
01: IO 16 bit.
11: IO 32-bit.

3:2

Prefetchable.

b’0

00: not implemented.
01: prefetchable 32.
11: prefetchable 64.

15:4 Reserved.

B0

5:0 Reserved

6

Selectable de-emphasis, operates as specified in the

PCI

Express Base Specification

when operating at the 5.0GT/s

rate:

1: 3.5 dB
0: -6 dB.

This setting has no effect when operating at the 2.5GT/s
rate.

9:7

Transmit Margin. Directly drives the transceiver
tx_pipemargin

bits. Refer to the transceiver

documentation for the appropriate device handbook to
determine what V

OD

settings are available as follows:

Arria II Device Data Sheet and Addendum

in volume 3 of

the Arria II Device Handbook,

Cyclone IV Device

Datasheet

in volume 3 of the Cyclone IV Device

Handbook, or

Stratix IV Dynamic Reconfiguration

in

volume 3 of the Stratix IV Handbook.

0xB1-FF

Reserved.

Table 13–1. Dynamically Reconfigurable Registers in the Hard IP Implementation (Part 7 of 7)

Address

Bits

Description

Default

Value

Additional Information

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