DP83640T-EVK/NOPB

10/100 Mb/s Ethernet Products DP83640 Precision PHYTER IEEE 1588 Precision Time Protocol Transceiver Demo Board User Guide Interface Division April 25, 2011 Document Revision C Table of Contents 1 2 General Description .................................................................................................................. 1 Quick Start ................................................................................................................................ 2 2.1 Power Connection...................................................................................................... 2 2.1.1 MII Interface (Default) ................................................................................................ 2 2.1.2 USB Interface............................................................................................................. 2 2.1.3 External Supply .......................................................................................................... 2 2.2 Address Setting .......................................................................................................... 3 2.3 Device Register Access ............................................................................................. 4 2.3.1 Access MDIO Through MII ........................................................................................ 4 2.3.2 Access MDIO Through USB ...................................................................................... 4 2.3.3 Access MDIO Through Parallel Port .......................................................................... 4 2.4 Clock Sources ............................................................................................................ 5 2.4.1 Crystal (Default) ......................................................................................................... 5 2.4.2 Oscillator .................................................................................................................... 5 2.5 Straps ......................................................................................................................... 6 2.6 LEDs .......................................................................................................................... 7 2.7 SMA Connectors ........................................................................................................ 8 2.8 Table of Jumpers ....................................................................................................... 9 2.9 Modification for Fiber Operation .............................................................................. 10 2.10 Register Access Software ........................................................................................ 10 2.11 Board Revision Differences ..................................................................................... 11  DP83640 DEMO BOARD USER GUIDE  1 General Description The purpose of the DP83640 Demo Board is to provide National Semiconductor Corp.'s customers with a vehicle to quickly design and market systems containing the DP83640. Customers are encouraged to copy EVK components to expedite their design process. The EVK contains: • DP83640 Demo Board • USB cable • Cover letter • DP83640 Demo licensing agreement Links to the EVK design files and this User Guide can be found via the DP83640 product folder on the National Semiconductor website (www.national.com). This document also highlights the differences between the different revisions of the DP83640 Demo Board. 1 DP83640 DEMO BOARD USER GUIDE   2 Quick Start The DP83640 Demo Board is fully assembled and factory tested. Follow the instructions below to set up the hardware platform for the measurement of interest. 2.1 Power Connection The DP83640 Demo Board provides several options for supplying power to the board. Power can be supplied by way of the MII interface at 3.3 V or 5.0 V, USB interface, or directly from an external supply. 2.1.1 MII Interface (Default) To allow the board to be supplied by the MII interface a 0 ohm resistor must be inserted at R139. Placing the jumper between J11 and pin 2 of J12 will connect the 3.3 V power plane to the MII 3.3V supply. In the case of an MII interface that supplies 5.0 V, an on board 3.3 V regulator is provided and no jumper should be placed on J55. For a 3.3 V MII supply, a jumper should be placed on J55 to bypass the regulator. In both cases, LED D2 will illuminate if a voltage is available at J11. The following image shows the default jumper configuration. Figure 1. Default Power Supply Connection 2.1.2 USB Interface To supply the device using the USB interface, a jumper should be placed between pins 2 and 3 of J12. 2.1.3 External Supply The board can be supplied from an external supply by removing the jumper on J12 and connecting the external 3.3 V supply directly to pin 2 of J12. Ground can be connected to one of the GND pins on the board. 2  DP83640 DEMO BOARD USER GUIDE  2.2 Address Setting The PHY address can be set by placing jumpers in J24 and J26 as indicated in Table 1. Placing 2.2k ohm resistors in R47, R49, and R50 will pull PHYAD2, PHYAD3, and PHYAD4 high allowing for PHY addresses greater than 3. The default address is 1 (no jumpers or resistors placed). Table 1. PHY Address Settings PHYAD1 (J26) Open Open Jumpered Jumpered PHYAD0 (J24) Jumpered Open Jumpered Open PHY Address 0 1 (Default) 2 3 Figure 2. Default PHY Address Setting 3  DP83640 DEMO BOARD USER GUIDE  2.3 Device Register Access 2.3.1 Access MDIO Through MII To access the device registers through the MII interface jumpers should be placed between pins 1 and 2 of J3 and J4. Figure 3 shows the default jumper settings for the MDIO/MDC access via the MII interface. Figure 3. Default MDIO/MDC Connection 2.3.2 Access MDIO Through USB To access the device registers through the USB interface jumpers should be placed between pins 2 and 3 of J3 and J4. 2.3.3 Access MDIO Through Parallel Port To access the device registers through the parallel port of the PC, the jumpers on J3 and J4 must be removed. Figure 4 shows the connection between the parallel port and the device signals: MDIO (J4, 2), MDC (J3, 2), and GND (J22, 1). Figure 4. Direct Connect Cable with Line Resistors 4  DP83640 DEMO BOARD USER GUIDE  2.4 Clock Sources The board can be configured to operate with either a crystal or an external oscillator. 2.4.1 Crystal (Default) The board comes with a 25 MHz crystal for use in the MII configuration. A surface mount device using the pads provided on the bottom side of the board can replace the through-hole part. 2.4.2 Oscillator To use the board with a 25 MHz oscillator, remove the crystal (Y2) and resistors R22 and R25, populate the oscillator (X1) and R27 with a 0 ohm resistor. The board will accept oscillators in both full and half can package sizes. For Reduced MII mode, two modes of operation are supported (RMII Master Mode and RMII Slave Mode). For RMII Master Mode, the DP83640 internally generates the 50 MHz RMII reference clock from the 25 MHz XTAL. For RMII Slave Mode operation, an external 50 MHz oscillator must provide the reference to the X1 input of the DP83640. Refer to the DP83640 datasheet for details on configuring the device for RMII Master and Slave Modes. 5  DP83640 DEMO BOARD USER GUIDE  2.5 Straps The DP83640 Demo Board provides a combination of jumpers and resistors to configure the strap options for the device. The following table summarizes the straps and the default settings. Table 2. Strap Settings Jumper Signal Name J23 MII_MODE J29 RMII_MAS J25 LED_CFG J32 CLK_OUT_EN J35 PCF_EN J33 ACT J36 SPEED J39 LINK R46 FX_EN_Z PHY Address J24 PHYAD0 J26 PHYAD1 R47 PHYAD2 R49 PHYAD3 R50 PHYAD4 IC Pin Name RX_DV TXD_3 CRS/CRS_DV GPIO1 GPIO2 LED_ACT LED_SPEED LED_LINK RX_ER Function MII Mode Select RMII Master Enable LED Configuration CLK_OUT Enable PHY Control Frame Enable Sets Mode in Auto Negotiation Sets Mode in Auto Negotiation Auto-Negotiation Enable Fiber Mode Enable COL RXD_3 RXD_2 RXD_1 RXD_0 PHY Address Bit 0 PHY Address Bit 1 PHY Address Bit 2 PHY Address Bit 3 PHY Address Bit 4 Default Setting Open Open Open Open Open High High High Open Open Open Open Open Open Refer to the DP83640 datasheet for specific details related to each strap option. The position of the default strap settings are indicated below for each version of the board. Table 3. Default Strap Locations and LED Differences per Board Revision Revision 1 Revision 2 6 Revision 3  DP83640 DEMO BOARD USER GUIDE  2.6 LEDs Various LEDs are provided to assist the user in determining the state of operation of the board. Table 4 and Table 5 clarify the relationship between the LEDs and Jumpers. Table 4. List of LEDs with Jumpers LED Associated Jumper Revision 1 Revision 2 Revision 3 D1 D2 D13 D13 / D21 D13 / D33 J42 D10 D10 / D19 D10 / D30 J39 D7 D7 / D17 D7 / D27 J36 D4 D4 / D15 D4 / D24 J33 D12 D12 / D20 D12 / D32 J41 D9 D9 / D18 D9 / D29 J38 D6 D6 / D16 D6 / D26 J35 D3 D3 / D14 D3 / D23 J32 Revision 1 and 2 Function Interrupt Indication MII Power Supply Indication GPIO8 Link (GPIO7) Speed (GPIO6) Activity (GPIO5) GPIO4 GPIO3 GPIO2 GPIO1 Revision 3 Table 5. LED/Jumper Order LEDs can be used to indicate the state of GPIOs 1 through 8. When it is desired that the LED is “ON” when the GPIO is “LOW”, the associated jumper should be set to the “UP” state. With this setting a GREEN LED will be illuminated. When it is desired that the LED is “ON” when the GPIO is “HIGH”, the associated jumper should be set to the “DN” state. In this case, an AMBER LED has been incorporated in the circuit. Care should be taken when selecting the LED polarity of the GPIO which also function as strap inputs. 7  DP83640 DEMO BOARD USER GUIDE  Refer to Table 3 for the “UP” and “DN” jumper position for each board revision. Note that on Revision 2 of the board, two separate LEDs have been used. For additional information about the functionality of pins connected to the LEDs (with the exception of D2), refer to the DP83640 datasheet. 2.7 SMA Connectors For convenience, two SMA connectors are provided (J2 and J34). J2 can be connected to the CLK_OUT pin by placing a 0 ohm resistor at R1. Similarly, J34 can be connected to GPIO9 by placing a 0 ohm resistor at R86. 50 ohm resistors can be placed at R2 and R62 to provide a terminating impedance for test equipment, if desired. 8  DP83640 DEMO BOARD USER GUIDE  2.8 Table of Jumpers Table 6. List of Jumpers Jumper Name Power J11/J12 J55 MII 5V/3V3 MDIO/MDC Access J3 MDC_SEL J4 MDIO_SEL J22 GND Address J24 PHYAD0 J26 PHYAD1 Auto-Negotiation J33 ACT J36 J39 Reset J8 J40 Function J5 J23 Function Default Setting Selects device 3.3 V source (Default MII_3V3) Bypasses 3.3 V regulator for 3.3 V MII supply Allows selection between USB, MII or parallel port MDC source Allows selection between USB, MII or parallel port MDIO source Ground for parallel port source PHY address strap pin PHY address strap pin Open Jumper to PMDC_MII Jumper to PMDIO_MII Open Open Open LINK Force/Advertised operation mode in autonegotiation Force/Advertised operation mode in autonegotiation Enable/Disable auto-negotiation RESET_N /RESET Allows reset of DP83640 Allows reset of USB interface device Open Open PWRDOWN/INTN MII_MODE Allows for powerdown and interrupt modes Allows for MII_MODE strap option. Placing the jumper forces the unit into RMII mode. Allows for LED configuration strap option Allows for RMII_MAS strap option. Placing the jumper forces the unit into RMII Master mode when MII_MODE (J23) is strapped. Allows GPIO1 LED connection and CLK_OUT_EN strap option Allows GPIO2 LED connection and PCF_EN strap option Allows GPIO3 LED connection Allows GPIO4 LED connection Allows GPIO8 LED connection ALP EEPROM write control (Internal Use) Open Open SPEED J25 J29 LED_CFG RMII_MAS J32 GPIO1 J35 GPIO2 J38 J41 J42 J64 GPIO3 GPIO4 GPIO8 9 Pulled High Pulled High Pulled High Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open  DP83640 DEMO BOARD USER GUIDE  Interface J1 J2 J6 J7 J34 J46 J53 J56 J58 J60 2.9 GPIO Header CLK_1588 JTAG USB GPIO9 Connector FX Transceiver MII Header MII Male Connector ALP Connector Allows access to GPIO pins Allows access to CLK_OUT signal JTAG interface for DP83640 USB Mini B connector SMA Connector to GPIO9 RJ-45 connector HP FX transceiver (AFBR5803Z) - Not stuffed in copper configuration Allow connection to MII pins Smartbits Interface Internal Use – Not placed on Customer Demo Boards Modification for Fiber Operation Provisions have been made to allow for the evaluation board to be configured for fiber mode operation. To modify the board for fiber operation, the components on Sheet 7 of the schematic should be placed, with R113, R114, R117, R118, and R128 all 0 ohm resistors. A 2.2k ohm resistor should also be placed in R46 to strap the device into fiber mode. Resistors R112, R115, R116, and R119 should be removed. 2.10 Register Access Software Access to the device registers is available with the use of National’s Analog LaunchPAD software. Refer to the DP83640 datasheet for detailed information on specific registers and to the National Semiconductor website (www.national.com) for the most recent version of the Analog LaunchPAD programming software. 10  DP83640 DEMO BOARD USER GUIDE  2.11 Board Revision Differences The following table highlights the differences between the board revisions. Table 7. Board Revision Differences Revision 1 Revision 2 Board Number: Board Number: 551013211-001 Rev A 551013211-002 Rev A Strap Polarity and LEDs RESET_N USB Power Regulator Circuit 11 Revision 3 Board Number: 551013211-003 Rev A IMPORTANT NOTICE Texas Instruments Incorporated and its subsidiaries (TI) reserve the right to make corrections, modifications, enhancements, improvements, and other changes to its products and services at any time and to discontinue any product or service without notice. Customers should obtain the latest relevant information before placing orders and should verify that such information is current and complete. All products are sold subject to TI’s terms and conditions of sale supplied at the time of order acknowledgment. TI warrants performance of its hardware products to the specifications applicable at the time of sale in accordance with TI’s standard warranty. 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