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Inrevium USB30 Startup Guide

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inrevium USB30 Startup Guide

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Revision History

Version Date Description Publisher

Rev.1.00 2012/06/25 Initial release Yoshioka

Rev.1.10 2012/12/20 Supported by Cypress FX3 SDK for Windows ver.1.2.1 Kiguchi

Rev.2.00 2014/09/29 Supported by Cypress FX3 SDK for Windows ver.1.3.1 Kiguchi

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Table of Contents

1. Overview ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 5

2. Design Development .............................................................................................................................................................. 5

2.1. Board .......................................................................................................................................... 5

2.2. Reference Document ................................................................................................................. 5

3. Distributed Data ...................................................................................................................................................................... 6

3.1. Distributed Data Structure .......................................................................................................... 6

4. Board Setup .............................................................................................................................................................................. 7

4.1. TB-7K-325T-IMG Jumper Settings ............................................................................................. 7

4.2. TB-FMCL-USB30 Jumper Settings ............................................................................................ 7

4.3. TB-7V-2000T-LSI Jumper Settings ............................................................................................ 8

4.4. TB-7VX-690/980/1140T-PCIEXP Jumper Settings .................................................................... 8

4.5. Board and Cable Connections ................................................................................................... 9

5. FPGA Configuration ............................................................................................................................................................. 11

6. Installing Driver Software .................................................................................................................................................. 12

6.1. Open Device Manager ............................................................................................................. 12

6.2. Searching for Driver Software .................................................................................................. 12

6.3. Specifying a Driver Store Folder .............................................................................................. 13

6.4. Executing Driver Installation ..................................................................................................... 13

6.5. Completion of Driver Software Installation ............................................................................... 14

7. Downloading USB3.0 Firmware ........................................................................................................................................ 14

7.1. Running CyControl.exe ............................................................................................................ 14

7.2. Programming the Firmware ...................................................................................................... 15

7.3. Completion of Programming..................................................................................................... 15

8. Running Sample Application ............................................................................................................................................. 16

8.1. Run FMCFx3RefDesign.exe .................................................................................................... 16

8.2. Single Access Test (Internal) .................................................................................................... 16

8.3. Single Access Test (AXI) .......................................................................................................... 17

8.4. Burst Access Test ..................................................................................................................... 17

8.5. Speed Test ................................................................................................................................ 18

9. FAQ ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 19

9.1. Will the board run on XXX’s PC? ............................................................................................. 19

9.2. Does the TB-FMCL-USB30 board run in standalone? ............................................................. 19

9.3. Is an USB3.0 cable attached? .................................................................................................. 19

9.4. Not recognized as USB when connected to PC. What are the causes of this? .................... 19

9.5. Can the board function as a USB3.0 Host Controller? ............................................................ 20

9.6. Is the associated software source code provided? .................................................................. 20

9.7. Can other vendor’s carrier boards be connected? ................................................................... 20

9.8. Tell us the operating system (OS) support for sample software? ............................................ 20

9.9. Are samples corresponding to USB2.0 OTG available? .......................................................... 20


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List of Figures

Figure 3-1 Distributed Data Structure ................................................................................................ 6

Figure 4-2 TB-7K-325T-IMG Jumper Settings ................................................................................... 7

Figure 4-3 TB-FMCL-USB30 Jumper Settings................................................................................... 7

Figure 4-2 TB-7V-2000T-LSI Jumper Settings ................................................................................... 8

Figure 4-2 TB-7VX-690/980/1140T-PCIEXP Jumper Settings ........................................................... 8

Figure 4-5 TB-7K-325T-IMG + TB-FMCL-USB30 Cable Connections .............................................. 9

Figure 4-5 TB-7V-2000T-LSI Cable Connections ............................................................................ 10

Figure 4-5 TB-7VX-690/980/1140T-PCIEXP Cable Connections .................................................... 10

Figure 6-1 Updating Driver Software ................................................................................................ 12

Figure 6-2 Specifying a Search Method ........................................................................................... 12

Figure 6-3 Specifying a Driver Store Folder ..................................................................................... 13

Figure 6-4 Install Driver without Signature ....................................................................................... 13

Figure 6-5 Completion of Driver Software Installation ..................................................................... 14

Figure 7-1 CyControl ........................................................................................................................ 14

Figure 7-3 Completion of Programming ........................................................................................... 15

Figure 8-1Sample Application Structure........................................................................................... 16

Figure 8-2Single Access Test (Internal) ........................................................................................... 16

Figure 8-3 Single Access Test (AXI) ................................................................................................. 17

Figure 8-4 Burst Access Test............................................................................................................ 17

Figure 8-5 Speed Test ...................................................................................................................... 18


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1. Overview

This document provides a description about how to unpack and use the TB-FMCL-USB30,

TB-7V-2000T-LSI and TB-7VX-690/980/1140T-PCIEXP boards in the early part and how to embed

interface circuits in the carrier board FPGA design in the latter part.

For frequently asked questions, refer to Section.FAQ. Read them before buying.

2. Design Development

This document assumes the following design environment.

2.1. Board

TB-FMCL-USB30 (TB-7K-325T-IMG)

TB-7V-2000T-LSI

TB-7VX-690T-PCIEXP

TB-7VX-980T-PCIEXP

TB-7VX-1140T-PCIEXP

2.2. Reference Document

TED – TB_7K_325T_IMG_HWUserManual_x.xx.pdf

TED – TB_FMCL_USB30_HWUserManual_x.xx.pdf

TED – TB_7V_2000T_LSI_HWUserManual_x_xx.pdf

TED – TB_7VX_xxxT_PCIEXP_HWUserManual_x_xx.pdf

(Please download the latest version of documents from support website)


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3. Distributed Data

This section describes distributed data used in this document.

3.1. Distributed Data Structure

Zip files available from the TED Support Website

When the inrevium_USB30_Startup_x_xx.zip is expanded, the following data files will appear (partly

omitted)

Figure 3-1 Distributed Data Structure

inrevium_USB30_Startup_x_xx

App

FMCFx3RefDesign.exe

testdata

Firm

inrevium_fx3bd_ufw_1_00.img

FPGA

K7_325T.bit

Sys

win7

CyControl.exe

TB-7K-325T-IMG

TB-7V-2000T-LSI

V7_2000T.bit

TB-7VX-690T-PCIEXP

V7_690T.bit

TB-7VX-980T-PCIEXP

V7_980T.bit

TB-7VX-1140T-PCIEXP

V7_1140T.bit


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4. Board Setup

This section provides a brief description of board settings for operational testing.

4.1. TB-7K-325T-IMG Jumper Settings

Figure 4-1 shows the TB-7K-325T-IMG board jumper settings.

Figure 4-1 TB-7K-325T-IMG Jumper Settings

4.2. TB-FMCL-USB30 Jumper Settings

Figure 4-2 shows the TB-FMCL-USB30 jumper settings.

Figure 4-2 TB-FMCL-USB30 Jumper Settings

JP35/36

1-2 Short

3-4 Open

5-6 Open

JP2 1-2

JP3 1-2

JP4 Open

JP5 1-2

JP6 1-2

JP7 1-2

JP8 1-2


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4.3. TB-7V-2000T-LSI Jumper Settings

Figure 4-1 shows the TB-7V-2000T-LSI board jumper settings.

Figure 4-3 TB-7V-2000T-LSI Jumper Settings

4.4. TB-7VX-690/980/1140T-PCIEXP Jumper Settings

Figure 4-1 shows the TB-7VX-690/980/1140T-PCIEXP board jumper settings.

Figure 4-4 TB-7VX-690/980/1140T-PCIEXP Jumper Settings

JP53 : NC

JP52 : 1-2

JP51 : 1-2

CN5 : NC

CN6 : 1-2

CN7 : 1-2


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4.5. Board and Cable Connections

Connect PC to USB3.0 TypeB using a USB3.0 cable (TypeA to TypeB).

Figure 4-5 TB-7K-325T-IMG + TB-FMCL-USB30 Cable Connections

Power

USB3.0 TypeB


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Figure 4-6 TB-7V-2000T-LSI Cable Connections

Figure 4-7 TB-7VX-690/980/1140T-PCIEXP Cable Connections

Power

USB3.0 TypeB

Power

USB3.0 TypeB


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5. FPGA Configuration

Make sure that the board has been set up as shown in Section 4 Board Setup and then turn on the

power switch and configuration FPGA of the board.


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6. Installing Driver Software

This section describes how to install driver software on the computer connecting to the board.

6.1. Open Device Manager

Open Device Manager by selecting Windows Control Panel -> Device Manager. A device icon with

mark “!” will appear (e.g. “WestBridge”).

Click on this device and then Update Driver Software.

Figure 6-1 Updating Driver Software

6.2. Searching for Driver Software

Select Browse my computer for driver software to search for driver software you want.

Figure 6-2 Specifying a Search Method

Update Driver Software

-Click-


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6.3. Specifying a Driver Store Folder

Select Search for driver software in this location to specify a driver store folder you want.

Figure 6-3 Specifying a Driver Store Folder

Driver Store Folder

Windows 7 32bit : inrevium_USB30_Startup_x_xx¥Sys¥win7¥x86

Windows 7 64bit : inrevium_USB30_Startup_x_xx¥Sys¥win7¥x64

6.4. Executing Driver Installation

A Windows security warning will appear. Click Install this driver software anyway.

Figure 6-4 Install Driver without Signature

Set Driver Location

-Click-

Install this driver software anyway

-Click-


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6.5. Completion of Driver Software Installation

When the software installation has been completed successfully, click on the Close button.

Figure 6-5 Completion of Driver Software Installation

7. Downloading USB3.0 Firmware

This section provides information on how to download USB3.0 Firmware.

7.1. Running CyControl.exe

Run inrevium_USB30_Startup_x_xx/CyControl.exe to download the firmware.

Figure 7-1 CyControl

Close

-Click-


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7.2. Programming the Firmware

From the CyControl menu, select Program => FX3 => RAM and

specify inrevium_USB30_Startup_x_xx/Firm/*.img in the Select file to download dialog.

7.3. Completion of Programming

When programming is successfully completed, Cypress USB BulkloopExample will appear in the

CyControl menu.

Figure 7-2 Completion of Programming


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8. Running Sample Application

This section describes how to run sample application and perform operational testing of the sample

design.

8.1. Run FMCFx3RefDesign.exe

Run inrevium_USB30_Startup_x_xx/App/FMCFx3RefDesign.exe.

The FMCFx3RefDesign.exe sample application has functions as shown in Figure 8-1.

Figure 8-1Sample Application Structure

8.2. Single Access Test (Internal)

First, read internal registers in the FPGA.

Check the Internal Reg radio button and click Read.

If values other than “00000000” can be read, it means the circuit operates properly.

Figure 8-2Single Access Test (Internal)


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8.3. Single Access Test (AXI)

Then, write and read the AXI Register.

Following Data 0x, type a 32-bit value (a5a5a5a5) for Write -> Read operations.

If this test is completed successfully, the written value can be read properly.

Figure 8-3 Single Access Test (AXI)

8.4. Burst Access Test

Perform data read and write operations to DDR3 SDRAM for each file.

Set Write File and Read File as follows and perform the operations in order of Write => Read => Verify.

Write File inrevium_USB30_Startup_x_xx¥App¥testdata¥random_8MB.bin

Read File inrevium_USB30_Startup_x_xx¥App¥testdata¥read00.bin

Figure 8-4 Burst Access Test

If the operations are completed successfully, [OK:]Verify successfully will appear in the status bar.


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8.5. Speed Test

USB transfer rate between PC and board can be measured. Set Direction and Size and click on the

Start button. Data transfer speed will be displayed. Its value varies greatly dependent on PC

configuration.

Figure 8-5 Speed Test


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9. FAQ

This section provides information about Frequently Asked Questions regarding TB-FMCL-USB30.

9.1. Will the board run on XXX’s PC?

USB logo program is not available. So, connection to all PCs cannot be guaranteed.

For connectivity information, please refer to the TED Support Web.

TB-FMCL-USB30_Checked_PC_information_x.xx.pdf

The list is updated as needed.

We welcome your feedback.

9.2. Does the TB-FMCL-USB30 board run in standalone?

The board needs the power supply from the carrier board. So, it cannot be used in standalone.

9.3. Is an USB3.0 cable attached?

The cable is not attached to the board. User must buy it at electronics retail store. As for maximum

cable length, up to 1.5m cable connection has been demonstrated in our labo.

9.4. Not recognized as USB when connected to PC. What are the causes of this?

Compared to the commercial USB3.0 devices, in some cases the board may not be recognized as USB,

for example :

(1) The driver version of USB3.0 Host Controller is too old or certain specific versions are not

supported.

(2) Cable length from USB3.0 Host controller device on PC to USB3.0 port is too long.

These situations may be improved by connecting a USB3.0 HUB.

Reference: Buffalo Kokuyo Supply’s BSH4A04U3 Series


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9.5. Can the board function as a USB3.0 Host Controller?

No, it cannot function as an USB3.0 Host Controller.

9.6. Is the associated software source code provided?

Free sample software and applications can be downloaded from TED Support Web.

The drivers use a Cypress binary distribution.

9.7. Can other vendor’s carrier boards be connected?

We have not tested these connections. It would be possible if the following conditions are met (in this

case changes to the reference design are required).

(1) FMC LPC connectors (IO 2pin) are installed

(2) 2.5V IO voltage for FMC is supported

9.8. Tell us the operating system (OS) support for sample software?

The following operating system support has been demonstrated in our labo.

Windows 7 32bit

Windows 7 64bit

9.9. Are samples corresponding to USB2.0 OTG available?

No, samples corresponding to USB2.0 OTG are not available.


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