Occasional Contributor
Occasional ContributorHi,
I have made loop_off in the main.tcl script to check without loopback but still it is showing the tx statistics.
Below I am attaching the screenshots of the system console window.
New ContributorIt seems working as the Rx clk and recover clk are both 0Hz, and lock status = 0, though the MAC status looks weird to me either, would suggest to try some debug and see if the loop_off is correctly set or not first.
the process is in the *\hwtest\altera\alt_aeu_40\eth_ultra_phy_inc.tcl :
May edit the puts here to see if it's set or not first.
Occasional ContributorHi,
I have kept some puts statements in the tcl scripts as you have suggested but for both loopback on and loopback off the rx clk=0 Hz, recover clk=0 Hz, lock status =0 and still it is showing both rx and tx mac stats.
Iam sharing the tcl scripts and also I am attaching the screenshot of the system console window for both loopback on and loopback off.
New ContributorWeird, Rx clock it not on even when loop is on? Are you able to use toolkit to check the Rx CDR when loopback is on?
Occasional ContributorHi,
I have taken a signal tap file and added recover clk, reconfig clk to it.
I set the clock as clk_ref = 644.53125 MHZ
It was showing recover clk=0 and reconfig clk was running fine.
Below iam attaching a screenshot of the signal tap window.
