Forum Discussion
Hi Chester,
Thanks for reaching out.
Could you please address the following items?
- May I know what board/dev kit you use?
- Could you confirm the pin assignments are correct?
- Could you try to use the PIO Design Example generated directly from Quartus?
- Have you tried to bring up the PCIe using the same design example in the previous Quartus versions?
- What is the hardware setup and the procedures you performed to capture the STP? Have you rebooted the workstation/PC after programming the SOF?
- From the STP you shared, the PCIe IP is out of reset. Could you capture the STP using Type: Transitional in the storage qualifier settings?
Thanks.
Best Regards,
Ven
Hi Ven,
Thanks for your reply !
I'm sorry for getting back to you late .
1. The board i use is AXE5-Eagle made by Arrow , not a Intel dev kit .
2. I confirm the pin assignments are correct . I'll post some related parts of schematic diagram in the following pictures .
3. Now i'm using a PIO Design Example generated directly from Quartus . But the situation is just the same .
4. I've never tried to do that since there is no other version of Quartus installed on my PC .
5. I didn't Insert the PCIe board into the motherboard everytime when testing. But when i did that , i did reboot the PC after
programming the SOF .
6. The pin p0_pin_perst_n is low and LTSSM stuck on state 0 , is that normal ? I tried to capture the STP using Type: Transitional in the storage qualifier settings but it didn't work .
Best Regards,
Chester