This commit fixes an issue in situations where we provide an oversized
transaction to the data offload in TX mode. Previously, the data offload
would stop accepting new data (wr_ready <= 0) after filling up the
internal storage, and get stuck waiting for the input transaction to
end, thus locking up the device.
This commit addresses that issue by allowing the data offload to consume
the full input transaction, even if the tail of the buffer will be
truncated in the output.
Signed-off-by: David Winter <david.winter@analog.com>
Modified the project such that there is only one data path for the ADC data: deleted one of the JESD tpl instances, one of the cpack instances and one of the dma instances.
Signed-off-by: Dan Hotoleanu <dan.hotoleanu@analog.com>
This commit adds a new synthesis option to the design, that controls
whether an internal clock domain crossing will be generated. Disabling
this option allows you to use a synchronization signal that is
synchronized to the write clock domain externally, and possibly shared
between multiple devices.
The default value retains the old behavior.
Signed-off-by: David Winter <david.winter@analog.com>
The derived clocks of the zynqmp core are not calculated correctly due
rounding issues, instead of 100MHz the value of 99999001 is received
causing warnings during system validation.
This can be fixed/worked around with the proper reference clock
definition.
Add CMOS support for the interface for the following symbol modes on Xilinx devices:
A B C D E F G H
CSSI__1-lane 1 16/8 80(SDR)/160(DDR) 80 - SDR/DDR SDR/DDR->4/2(C=16), 2/1(C=8)
Columns description:
A - SSI Modes
B - Data Lanes Per Channel
C - Serialization factor Per data lane
D - Max data lane rate(MHz)
E - Max Clock rate (MHz)
F - Max Sample Rate for I/Q (MHz)
G - Data Type
H - DDS Rate
CSSI - CMOS Source Synchronous Interface
The 2020.1 Xilinx tools have a different tcl procedures to build the boot.bin
file.
This commit updates the adi_make tcl flow for the new tools. The new
process is not backwards compatible with tools older than 2020 version.
This commit changes the transfer length register to work in increments of
64 bytes and without offset. The true transfer length can now be
determined by multiplying the value of the transfer_length register with
64.
A value of zero is interpreted as a request for all available storage.
Additionally, this commit fixes an off by one issue that was discovered
during testing of the RX path.
Signed-off-by: David Winter <david.winter@analog.com>
David Winter
Filip Gherman
stefan.raus
Mihaita Nagy
AndreiGrozav
Adrian Costina
Robin Getz
sergiu arpadi
Iacob_Liviu
hotoleanudan
Laszlo Nagy
alin724
Istvan Csomortani