ALPHA DATA FMC-PLUS-QSFP-DD Compatible Digital Input Output Board User Manual
- June 13, 2024
- ALPHA DATA
Table of Contents
- ALPHA DATA FMC-PLUS-QSFP-DD Compatible Digital Input Output Board
- Product Information
- Product Usage Instructions
- Introduction
- Key Features
- References & Specifications
- High Speed Serial IO
- Installation
- **Appendix A: FMC+ Pin Assignments
- References
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ALPHA DATA FMC-PLUS-QSFP-DD Compatible Digital Input Output Board
Product Information
The FMC-PLUS-QSFP-DD is a high-speed serial IO (HSSIO) module designed by Alpha Data Parallel Systems Ltd. It provides users with the ability to connect and communicate with QSFP-DD connectors. The module offers various features and functionalities to enhance data transmission and connectivity.
Specifications
- Revision: 1.1
- Publication Date: 22nd March 2023
- Copyright: Protected by Copyright Law
- Manufacturer: Alpha Data Parallel Systems Ltd.
- Head Office Address: Suite L4A, 160 Dundee Street, Edinburgh, EH11 1DQ, UK
- Head Office Telephone: +44 131 558 2600
- Head Office Fax: +44 131 558 2700
- Head Office Email: sales@alpha-data.com
- Head Office Website: http://www.alpha-data.com
- US Office Address: 10822 West Toller Drive, Suite 250 Littleton, CO 80127
- US Office Telephone: (303) 954 8768
- US Office Toll-Free Telephone: (866) 820 9956
- US Office Email: sales@alpha-data.com
- US Office Website: http://www.alpha-data.com
Product Usage Instructions
Introduction
The FMC-PLUS-QSFP-DD module is designed to enhance high-speed serial IO
capabilities. It is important to refer to the user manual for detailed
instructions on installation and usage.
References & Specifications
For detailed references and specifications, please refer to the user manual
provided with the module.
High-Speed Serial IO (HSSIO)
The FMC-PLUS-QSFP-DD module supports high-speed serial IO connections. It
allows users to transmit data at high speeds for various applications.
User Clock
The module provides a user clock feature that enables synchronization and
timing control for data transmission. Refer to the user manual for
instructions on utilizing the user clock functionality.
Connectors
The module is equipped with QSFP-DD connectors for seamless and reliable
connectivity. Ensure proper cable mating for optimal performance.
Mating Cables
Refer to the user manual for recommended mating cables to ensure
compatibility and reliable data transmission.
Installation
Proper installation of the FMC-PLUS-QSFP-DD module is crucial for optimal
performance and functionality.
Handling Instructions
Follow the handling instructions provided in the user manual to prevent
damage to the module during installation or maintenance.
IO Voltage Selection
Refer to the user manual for instructions on selecting the appropriate IO
voltage for your specific application.
Appendix A: FMC+ Pin Assignments
For detailed pin assignments, refer to Appendix A in the user manual.
A.1 Clock Signals
Appendix A provides information on the pin assignments related to clock
signals. Ensure proper configuration for accurate timing control.
A.2 High-Speed Serial IO
Refer to Appendix A for pin assignments related to high-speed serial IO
connections. This information is crucial for proper data transmission and
connectivity.
Appendix B: Alpha Data GPIO Pin Assignments
For detailed GPIO pin assignments, refer to Appendix B in the user manual.
This information is useful for configuring GPIO functionality.
List of Tables
- Table 1: FMC-PLUS-QSFP-DD Image
- Table 2: FMC-PLUS-QSFP-DD Block Diagram
- Table 3: FMC-PLUS-QSFP-DD Top Side Features
List of Figures
- Figure 1: FMC-PLUS_QSFP-DD Image
- Figure 2: FMC-PLUS_QSFP-DD Block Diagram
- Figure 3: FMC-PLUS-QSFP-DD Top Side Features
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Head Office
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Edinburgh, EH11 1DQ, UK
Telephone : +44 131 558 2600
Fax : +44 131 558 2700
email : sales@alpha-data.com
website : http://www.alpha-data.com
US Office
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(303) 954 8768
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http://www.alpha-data.com
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Introduction
The FMC-PLUS-QSFP-DD is a VITA 57.4 compliant Single Width HSPC FMC Plus module, designed for use with Alpha Data’s VITA 57.4 compliant carrier cards. It provides the user with the connectivity to implement high-speed serial IO communication applications. This adapter board provides the connection between the FPGA card and industry-standard 3xQSFP Double Density connectors. Maximum total bandwidth = 600Gbps (28Gbps per channel per direction)
Key Features
- FMC (VITA 57.4) electrically compliant
- The FMC-PLUS-QSFP-DD module is based on VITA 57.4 but does not adhere to the mechanical specification(Region 1 of VITA 57.4 is extended to 7.1mm from 5.2mm and the IO Area is extended both in width and depth to be able to fit the 3xQSFP-DD connectors)
- Air-cooled compatible
- Each cage has 8 lanes of up to 28Gbps Series capable of 2x100GE, or 8x10GE, and many other signaling standards
- Operating temperature ranges from 0 to 55 degrees Celsius
- Compatible with active optical cables
References & Specifications
Figure 3 : FMC-PLUS-QSFP-DD Top Side Features
High Speed Serial IO
(HSSIO)
User Clock
The user can specify a custom clock frequency from the on-board
Programmable Oscillator With Internal EEPROM(LMK61E2) that is directed to the
FPGA banks associated with the high speed serial signals from this module.
This enables support for a multitude of high speed serial IO communication
protocols.
Connectors
The QSFP DD connectors on the FMC-PLUS-QSFP-DD offers the user a wide
selection of interconnect schemes that break out the multi-gigabit
transceivers on the FPGA.
Receptacle
- QSFP-DD connector/cage system: Molex part number 202718-0100
Mating Cables
Below is a list of possible mating cables for the QSFP-DD receptacle/cage:
Cable Solutions
- For passive cables use Molex 2015911005 or similar
Installation
The FMC-PLUS-QSFP-DD is designed to plug into the FMC+ front panel connector
on a compatible carrier. The retaining screws should be tightened to secure
the FMC+.
The FMC-PLUS-QSFP-DD it should be removed in a certain way for the FMC+
connector not to be damaged. Here is a video from Samtec showing the removal
procedure of this kind of connectors: see
https://vimeo.com/158484280
Note:
This operation should not be performed while the host carrier is powered.
Handling instructions
Observe precautions for preventing damage to components by electrostatic
discharge. Personnel handling the board should take SSD precautions and avoid
flexing the board.
IO Voltage Selection
The required IO voltage range (VADJ) for the FMC+ is 1.2V to 3.3V. This is
stored in a ROM on the FMC+, as per VITA 57.4 for automatic configuration of
supplies. The carrier is responsible for detecting and setting the IO voltage
accordingly.
**Appendix A: FMC+ Pin Assignments
**
Appendix A.1: Clock Signals
FMC Signal| FMC (J1)| Function| || Function| FMC (J1)| FMC Signal
---|---|---|---|---|---|---
GBTCLK0_M2C_P| D4| USER_CLK_P| || USER_CLK_N| D5| GBTCLK0_M2C_N
GBTCLK1_M2C_P| B20| USER_CLK_P| || USER_CLK_N| B21| GBTCLK1_M2C_N
GBTCLK2_M2C_P| L12| USER_CLK_P| || USER_CLK_N| L13| GBTCLK2_M2C_N
GBTCLK3_M2C_P| L8| USER_CLK_P| || USER_CLK_N| L9| GBTCLK3_M2C_N
GBTCLK4_M2C_P| L4| USER_CLK_P| || USER_CLK_N| L5| GBTCLK4_M2C_N
GBTCLK5_M2C_P| Z20| USER_CLK_P| || USER_CLK_N| Z21| GBTCLK5_M2C_N
Appendix A.2: High Speed Serial IO
FMC Signal| FMC (J1)| Function| || Function| FMC (J1)| FMC Signal
---|---|---|---|---|---|---
DP0_M2C_P| C6| QSFP_0_RX_P0| || QSFP_0_TX_P0| C2| DP0_C2M_P
DP0_M2C_N| C7| QSFP_0_RX_N0| || QSFP_0_TX_N0| C3| DP0_C2M_N
DP1_M2C_P| A2| QSFP_0_RX_P1| || QSFP_0_TX_P1| A22| DP1_C2M_P
DP1_M2C_N| A3| QSFP_0_RX_N1| || QSFP_0_TX_N1| A23| DP1_C2M_N
DP2_M2C_P| A6| QSFP_0_RX_P2| || QSFP_0_TX_P2| A26| DP2_C2M_P
DP2_M2C_N| A7| QSFP_0_RX_N2| || QSFP_0_TX_N2| A27| DP2_C2M_N
DP3_M2C_P| A10| QSFP_0_RX_P3| || QSFP_0_TX_P3| A30| DP3_C2M_P
DP3_M2C_N| A11| QSFP_0_RX_N3| || QSFP_0_TX_N3| A31| DP3_C2M_N
DP4_M2C_P| A14| QSFP_0_RX_P4| || QSFP_0_TX_P4| A34| DP4_C2M_P
DP4_M2C_N| A15| QSFP_0_RX_N4| || QSFP_0_TX_N4| A35| DP4_C2M_N
DP5_M2C_P| A18| QSFP_0_RX_P5| || QSFP_0_TX_P5| A38| DP5_C2M_P
DP5_M2C_N| A19| QSFP_0_RX_N5| || QSFP_0_TX_N5| A39| DP5_C2M_N
DP6_M2C_P| B16| QSFP_0_RX_P6| || QSFP_0_TX_P6| B36| DP6_C2M_P
DP6_M2C_N| B17| QSFP_0_RX_N6| || QSFP_0_TX_N6| B37| DP6_C2M_N
DP7_M2C_P| B12| QSFP_0_RX_P7| || QSFP_0_TX_P7| B32| DP7_C2M_P
DP7_M2C_N| B13| QSFP_0_RX_N7| || QSFP_0_TX_N7| B33| DP7_C2M_N
DP8_M2C_P| B8| QSFP_1_RX_P0| || QSFP_1_TX_P0| B28| DP8_C2M_P
DP8_M2C_N| B9| QSFP_1_RX_N0| || QSFP_1_TX_N0| B29| DP8_C2M_N
DP9_M2C_P| B4| QSFP_1_RX_P1| || QSFP_1_TX_P1| B24| DP9_C2M_P
DP9_M2C_N| B5| QSFP_1_RX_N1| || QSFP_1_TX_N1| B25| DP9_C2M_N
DP10_M2C_P| Y10| QSFP_1_RX_P2| || QSFP_1_TX_P2| Z24| DP10_C2M_P
DP10_M2C_N| Y11| QSFP_1_RX_N2| || QSFP_1_TX_N2| Z25| DP10_C2M_N
Table 3 : Serial Channel Locations (continued on next page)
FMC Signal| FMC (J1)| Function| || Function| FMC (J1)| FMC Signal
---|---|---|---|---|---|---
DP11_M2C_P| Z12| QSFP_1_RX_P3| || QSFP_1_TX_P3| Y26| DP11_C2M_P
DP11_M2C_N| Z13| QSFP_1_RX_N3| || QSFP_1_TX_N3| Y27| DP11_C2M_N
DP12_M2C_P| Y14| QSFP_1_RX_P4| || QSFP_1_TX_P4| Z28| DP12_C2M_P
DP12_M2C_N| Y15| QSFP_1_RX_N4| || QSFP_1_TX_N4| Z29| DP12_C2M_N
DP13_M2C_P| Z16| QSFP_1_RX_P5| || QSFP_1_TX_P5| Y30| DP13_C2M_P
DP13_M2C_N| Z17| QSFP_1_RX_N5| || QSFP_1_TX_N5| Y31| DP13_C2M_N
DP14_M2C_P| Y18| QSFP_1_RX_P6| || QSFP_1_TX_P6| M18| DP14_C2M_P
DP14_M2C_N| Y19| QSFP_1_RX_N6| || QSFP_1_TX_N6| M19| DP14_C2M_N
DP15_M2C_P| Y22| QSFP_1_RX_P7| || QSFP_1_TX_P7| M22| DP15_C2M_P
DP15_M2C_N| Y23| QSFP_1_RX_N7| || QSFP_1_TX_N7| M23| DP15_C2M_N
DP16_M2C_P| Z32| QSFP_2_RX_P0| || QSFP_2_TX_P0| M26| DP16_C2M_P
DP16_M2C_N| Y33| QSFP_2_RX_N0| || QSFP_2_TX_N0| M27| DP16_C2M_N
DP17_M2C_P| Y34| QSFP_2_RX_P1| || QSFP_2_TX_P1| M30| DP17_C2M_P
DP17_M2C_N| Y35| QSFP_2_RX_N1| || QSFP_2_TX_N1| M31| DP17_C2M_N
DP18_M2C_P| Z36| QSFP_2_RX_P2| || QSFP_2_TX_P2| M34| DP18_C2M_P
DP18_M2C_N| Z37| QSFP_2_RX_N2| || QSFP_2_TX_N2| M35| DP18_C2M_N
DP19_M2C_P| Y38| QSFP_2_RX_P3| || QSFP_2_TX_P3| M38| DP19_C2M_P
DP19_M2C_N| Y39| QSFP_2_RX_N3| || QSFP_2_TX_N3| M39| DP19_C2M_N
DP20_M2C_P| M14| QSFP_2_RX_P4| || QSFP_2_TX_P4| Z8| DP20_C2M_P
DP20_M2C_N| M15| QSFP_2_RX_N4| || QSFP_2_TX_N4| Z9| DP20_C2M_N
DP21_M2C_P| M10| QSFP_2_RX_P5| || QSFP_2_TX_P5| Y6| DP21_C2M_P
DP21_M2C_N| M11| QSFP_2_RX_N5| || QSFP_2_TX_N5| Y7| DP21_C2M_N
DP22_M2C_P| M6| QSFP_2_RX_P6| || QSFP_2_TX_P6| Z4| DP22_C2M_P
DP22_M2C_N| M7| QSFP_2_RX_N6| || QSFP_2_TX_N6| Z5| DP22_C2M_N
DP23_M2C_P| M2| QSFP_2_RX_P7| || QSFP_2_TX_P7| Y2| DP23_C2M_P
DP23_M2C_N| M3| QSFP_2_RX_N7| || QSFP_2_TX_N7| BY3| DP23_C2M_N
Table 3 : Serial Channel Locations
Note:
The function names match the QSFP-DD connectors name
Appendix B: Alpha Data GPIO Pin Assignments
FMC Signal | FMC (J1) | Function |
---|---|---|
LA02_P | H7 | QSFP_0_SCL |
LA03_P | G9 | QSFP_0_SDA |
LA04_P | H10 | QSFP_0_RST_L |
LA05_P | D11 | QSFP_0_LPMODE |
LA06_P | C10 | QSFP_0_INT_L |
LA07_P | H13 | QSFP_0_MODPRS_L |
LA08_P | G12 | QSFP_1_SCL |
LA09_P | D14 | QSFP_1_SDA |
LA010_P | C14 | QSFP_1_RST_L |
LA011_P | G15 | QSFP_1_LPMODE |
LA012_P | H16 | QSFP_1_INT_L |
LA013_P | D17 | QSFP_1_MODPRS_L |
LA014_P | C18 | QSFP_2_SCL |
LA015_P | H19 | QSFP_2_SDA |
LA016_P | G18 | QSFP_2_RST_L |
LA019_P | H22 | QSFP_2_LPMODE |
LA020_P | G21 | QSFP_2_INT_L |
LA021_P | H25 | QSFP_2_MODPRS_L |
LA022_P | G23 | FPGA_SCL |
LA023_P | D24 | FPGA_SDA |
FMC_SCL | C30 | FMC_SCL |
FMC_SDA | C31 | FMC_SDA |
Table 4 : GPIO Locations
Revision History
Date | Revision | Changed By | Nature of Change |
---|---|---|---|
20 Jul 2021 | 1.0 | A. Kapouranis | Initial Release |
22 Mar 2023 | 1.1 | A. Kapouranis | Changed Top Side Features image to show QSFP- |
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Address : Suite L4A, 160 Dundee Street,
Edinburgh, EH11 1DQ, UK
Telephone : +44 131 558 2600
Fax : +44 131 558 2700
email : sales@alpha-data.com
website : http://www.alpha-data.com
Address : 10822 West Toller Drive, Suite 250
Littleton, CO 80127
Telephone : (303) 954 8768
Fax : (866) 820 9956 – toll free
email : sales@alpha-data.com
website : http://www.alpha-data.com
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