Auxiliary interface signals, Auxiliary interface signals –5 – Altera CPRI IP Core User Manual

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Chapter 6: Signals

6–5

Auxiliary Interface Signals

December 2013

Altera Corporation

CPRI MegaCore Function

User Guide

Auxiliary Interface Signals

Table 6–3

through

Table 6–4

list the signals on the CPRI IP core auxiliary interface. All

the signals in

Table 6–3

through

Table 6–4

are clocked by the internal clock visible on

the

cpri_clkout

port.

map{23…0}_tx_ready

Output

Ready signal for each antenna-carrier interface.

In FIFO mode, the ready signal is asserted when the mapN Tx buffer falls
below the threshold level in the

map_tx_ready_thr

field of the

CPRI_MAP_TX_READY_THR

register. Although each data channel has its own

mapN_tx_ready

signal, all data channels use the same

map_tx_ready_thr

threshold value. Indicates that the CPRI IP core is ready to receive data on
the data channel in the current clock cycle. Asserted by the Avalon-ST sink to
mark ready cycles, which are the cycles in which transfers can take place. If
ready is asserted on cycle N, the cycle (N+

READY_LATENCY

) is a ready cycle.

In the MAP transmitter interface in FIFO mode,

READY_LATENCY

is equal to

0, so the cycle on which

mapN_tx_ready

is asserted is the ready cycle.

In the internally-clocked mode, the CPRI IP core asserts the ready signal one
cycle before the antenna-carrier interface is ready to receive data on the data
channel. In this mode,

READY_LATENCY

is equal to 1.

In synchronous buffer mode, the

map{23...0}_tx_ready

signals do not

participate in data transfer synchronization, and the application should ignore
these signals.

map{23…0}_tx_resync

Input

Resynchronization signal for use in synchronous buffer mode. This signal is
synchronous to the

mapN_tx_clk

clock.

In FIFO mode the

map{23...0}_tx_resync

signals do not participate in

data transfer synchronization, and the CPRI IP core ignores these signals. In
the internally-clocked mode, these signals are not present.

map{23…0}_tx_status_data

Output

This vector contains the following status bits:

[2]

cpri_map_tx_overflow

: Tx FIFO overflow indicator for this

antenna-carrier interface. This signal is synchronous to the

cpri_clkout

clock, and is asserted following a write to a full

buffer. This signal reflects the value in the appropriate bit of the

buffer_tx_overflow

field of the

CPRI_IQ_TX_BUF_STATUS

register (

Table 7–49 on page 7–22

).

[1]

cpri_map_tx_underflow

: Tx FIFO underflow indicator for this

antenna-carrier interface. This signal is synchronous to the

cpri_clkout

clock, and is asserted following a read from an empty

buffer. This signal reflects the value in the appropriate bit of the

buffer_tx_underflow

field of the

CPRI_IQ_TX_BUF_STATUS

register (

Table 7–49 on page 7–22

).

[0]

cpri_map_tx_en

: Indicates that this antenna-carrier interface is

enabled. The value is determined in the

CPRI_IQ_TX_BUF_CONTROL

register. Use this signal to disable external logic for inactive AxC
interfaces and to map interface clock gating to save power.

Table 6–2. MAP Transmitter Interface Signals (Part 2 of 2)

Signal

Direction

Description

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