Simple VME FMC Carrier 7 - SVEC7 issueshttps://ohwr.org/project/svec7/issues2020-03-01T18:12:27Zhttps://ohwr.org/project/svec7/issues/7VME interface2020-03-01T18:12:27ZMikolaj SowinskiVME interfaceWe don’t have enough pins for a full VME interface in the AFPGA, therefore the SVEC7 will use a low pin
count inter-FPGA link to tunnel the VME traffic through the SFPGA. The pins are described in the table below:
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All pins use the SSTL15 I/O standard, reusing the power supply/Vref of the DDR3 memory.
* [x] Please use the [supplied XDC file](https://www.ohwr.org/project/svec/blob/tom-svec7-test/hdl/syn/common/svec7/svec7.xdc#L491) for the pin assignment in the AFPGA.
* [x] On the SFPGA side, power an entire bank from 1.5V and supply the 0.75V Vref.
* [ ] All signals must be terminated on the far side (check Xilinx UG471).
* [x] The RSVD lines between the AFPGA and SFPGA can be dropped.
The 1.5V SFPGA bank can be also used for DIP switches (SWITCH0..1, NOGA0..5) and debug LEDs.Ready for schematic review (CTI internal)Michal GaskaMichal Gaskahttps://ohwr.org/project/svec7/issues/41Perform test synthesis/P&R with the new pin assignment2020-04-20T16:10:26ZTomasz WlostowskiPerform test synthesis/P&R with the new pin assignmentDL: Have you tried this pin mapping and IO standards in ISE and Vivado?Ready for PCB layout review.Tomasz WlostowskiTomasz Wlostowski