Pcie loopback in the end point

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Ken

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For Arria 10 root port design you can get it at below

https://www.rocketboards.org/foswiki/Projects/Arria10PCIeRootPortWithMSI

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Wei Chuan

Hello sir,

Just tell how to access the TS1 loopback set bit in the rootcomplex design to enable the loopback at the end point...Pls send the configuration registers.

Thanks for the reply,

Hello chuan,

What you shared is correct, but I want to send the loopback configuration packet from the root complex design to end point.

Please send the screenshot of the loopback register used in the implemented root complex design.

Note: End point should be in loopback mode

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Hi,

Finally, Please send the Configuration loopback register access RTL code for root complex design.

Note: Not whole design, only configuration RTL code(Verilog/VHDL file).

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Hi

If you are using JESD204B serial loopback, there are two ways to enable.

1. there is a port in the IP interface, you can assert to enable the serial loopback mode.

2. You can use the reconfig interface as you describe in the case, actually there is no base address, but you should use the reconfig avmm interface, not the JESD204B csr avmm interface, the address for each channel is 0x2000, so the first channel base address is 0x0, and the second address is 0x2000, third 0x4000, and so on.

Hope this answer your question.

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