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PGM117 - Umanual - Ver 1.7.8 Sep 07
PGM117 - Umanual - Ver 1.7.8 Sep 07
PGM117 Datasheet
Version 1.7.8
Hydra PGM117 Blade LRM IEEE 802.3aq and IEEE 802.3ae Pattern Generation/BERT Blade
Copyright Circadiant Systems, Inc., 2007. All rights reserved. Reproduction, adaptation, or translation without prior written permission is prohibited, except as allowed under copyright laws. Printed in the USA. Notice. The information contained in this document is subject to change without notice. Circadiant makes no warranty of any kind with regard to this material, including but not limited to the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. Circadiant shall not be liable for errors contained herein or for incidental or consequential damages in connection with the furnishing, performance, or use of this manual.
Description
Pattern Generator Data- Output Data- of the differential output with a typical Vpp of 0.4V at a data rate of 10.3125Gb/s. If this port is unused it should be terminated with a 50 load. Pattern Generator Data+ Output Data+ of the differential output with a typical Vpp of 0.4V at a data rate of 10.3125Gb/s. If this port is unused it should be terminated with a 50 load. To the left of this connector is a red LED. Under normal operating conditions, this LED is off. An on state indicates an unexpected operating condition and customer service should be contacted Pattern Trigger Output This connector should be connected to a scope when the user is analysing data patterns. The output voltage level is not user changeable and the typical Vpp is 0.8V. The Patt Synch signal is approximately of the complete pattern length selected. Reference Clock Output This connection provides a 1/64 clock output for use as a scope trigger or to provide a clock for the DUT. If both are required at once then a true 50:50 RF splitter should be used to ensure adequate voltage levels at both scope and clock. The output voltage level is not user changeable and the typical Vpp is 0.8V. Error Detector Data- Input Data- of the differential input to the Error Detector. The input data should be TBD < Vpp < TBD at a data rate of 10.3125Gb/s TBD. All patterns identified in IEEE 802.3aq are accepted. To the left of this connector are three LEDs: Error Detector Data+ Input Data+ of the differential input to the Error Detector. The input data should be TBD < Vpp < TBD at a data rate of 10.3125Gb/s TBD. All patterns identified in IEEE 802.3aq are accepted. To the left of this connector are three LEDs: Lock - lit green when the receiver clock is in a lock state Err - lit green when the input data is error free Synch - lit green when the input data is synchronized Reference Clock Input This connector is the input for an external 1/64 clock. This is used if the data rate is required to be different than 10.3125Gb/s. The input signal has to be TBD < Vpp < TBD at a data rate of 10.3125Gb/s TBD ppm To the left of this connector is a LED. It is lit when this connector is selected
DATA+
PATT SYNCH
REF CLK
DATA-
DATA+
EXT RF CLK
WARNING
Always follow precautions for handling electrostatic sensitive devices on all RF connections
The status monitor is located at the bottom of the PGM117 blade. The 4 lines reflect the current status and the configuration of the Blade: Pressing the smart switch will change the active window of the GUI to the basic Module window for this blade.
Backlight Color
Green Blade is functioning properly Orange Blade has received a SCPI command and it is communicating. Red Blade is in not functioning. T:P9 PRBS 2^9-1 T:P15 PRBS 2^15-1 T:P2 PRBS 2^23-1 T:P31 PRBS 2^31-1 T:9M PRBS 2^9-1 modified (extra 0 added) T:Q8 8 ones, 8 zeroes T:Q16 16 ones, 16 zeroes T:I8 Isolated 1 with 8 zeroes T:I16 Isolated 1 with 16 zeroes T:I32 Isolated 1 with 32 zeroes T:I64 Isolated 1 with 64 zeroes T:010 Alternating ones and zeroes T:MX1 10GE Mixed 1 pattern T:MX2 10GE Mixed 2 pattern T:SS1 10GE Subsequence 1 T:GE 10GE protocol JOFF - Jitter Off JITA - 75kHz jitter JITB - 375kHz jitter RX pattern - See line 1 Bit error rate. in exponent form. displays <1E-10 if no error was detected in less than about a second. displays LOS for very high bit error rates. <> in both directions indicates the blade is alive and communication
Line 1 Tx Pattern
Line 3 RX input pattern Line 4 instantaneous Bit Error Rate Line 5 Processing activity on the blade
Basic Module
NOTE: Selecting any one of these options will result in the immediate change to the new pattern.
Pattern Inversion
Invert the pattern This will also cause the button image to change: If the pattern is inverted, repressing the button will turn off inversion and change the image back to the original:
Adding Jitter
Pressing the Inject Single Error Button will enable calibrated jitter to be added to the clock. It will also highlight the checkmark on the button. Jitter addition is possible when the clock source is set to internal or external With the Enable Jitter button pressed, this option will add no additional jitter With the Enable Jitter button pressed, this option will add 5UI of jitter at 75kHz as specified in IEEE 802.3aq With the Enable Jitter button pressed, this option will add 1UI of jitter at 375kHz as specified in IEEE 802.3aq If jitter is being added, repressing the button will result in the clock being jitter free and the button image to change back to its default unchecked state:
Error Detector
Receiver is expecting the Transmitted Pattern returned to the receive side. Invert the incoming pattern
Statistics
The user interface allows the user to choose a statistic to monitor and set a gate time.
Statistic Choice
Using this pull down menu enables a statistic to be monitored. The corresponding statistic is displayed numerically below this menu. Statistics are accumulated and displayed at the end of the gate period One of the following statistics options can be selected to be displayed: Name Description Rx total bits Total number of bits received BER BER Bit Errors Total Number of Bit Errors Omission Errors Total number of omission errors Omission errors are defined as an error that occurs when a transmit 1 is received as a 0 BER (omit) BER of omission errors Insertion Errors Total number of insertion errors Insertion errors are defined as an error that occurs when a transmit 0 is received as a 1 BER of insertion errors
BER (insert)
If more than one statistic is required to be monitored at a time, two options are available to the user: Use the Protocol Module Expanded Module Screen Use the Applications BER Statistics Application
Gate Period
Using this pull down menu enables different gating periods to be chosen Selections : 0.25, 0.5, 1, 2, 5, 10, and 30 seconds
Touching anywhere on this LED window will reset the alarm history
Expanded Module
When this control screen is chosen, the basic module control screen is expanded to cover the majority of the screen and additional functionality is provided. The user is able to monitor four statistics simultaneously. The statistics offered are the same as those described in the Basic Module Control screen (which now occupies the right hand third of the Expanded Module Control screen). As with the Basic Module Control screen, the totals accumulate and then display at the end of the gate period. The gate period is controlled as per the Basic Module Control screen.