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88E6393X Development Board User Manual
88E6393X Development Board User Manual
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User Manual
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1. Introduction
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The Marvell® 88E6393X, 88E6193X, and 88E6191X are a family of pin compatible devices that are single-chip
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11-port Ethernet switches with eight 10/100/1000 PHY’s and three SERDES. The development board is intended
to provide a design example and facilitate the evaluation of this family of products.
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2. Overview
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Refer to Figure 1 for the development board connector positions.
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Figure 1: 88E6393X Development Board
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Depending on the features required to support a given application, the same PCB design can support the
88E6393X, 88E6193X, or 88E6191X as the devices are pin compatible. Port 0 is configured in RGMII mode and
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connected to an 88E1510 transceiver. The internal PHY Polling unit will monitor the link state of the external
PHYs through the SMI PHY interface and configure the associated MAC in the switch for the correct operation
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needed for a given link partner.
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3. Development Board Connectors and Switches
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All the dip switches and SMA connectors are clearly labeled on the board. Refer to Table 1 through Table 4 for
switch and connector functions.
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Table 1: Connectors
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Designator
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Port 0 RGMII RJ-45 with Integrated 10BASE-T / 100BASE-TX / 1000BASE-T connection to
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Magnetics 88E1510 via 3.3V RGMII interface.
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internal PHYs
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Port 9 SERDES SFP+
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Note Port 0 can be used in RGMII mode or SERDES
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Mode. By Default, Port 0 is configured in RGMII mode.
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Aux SMI RJ-11 Used with the Marvell GUI to connect to customer board
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to assist with debugging or for an external CPU to
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information.
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USB-2-SMI adaptor
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USB USB Type B This interface is used to connect for the Marvell
Proprietary USB-2-SMI adaptor, it can be used with a PC
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Table 2: Switch 3, Eight Position Dip Switch
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Dip Switch Mode Mode Definition
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Position
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POSITION [8:7] S_MODE[1:0] SMODE for Port 9 and Port 10.
Off = 1
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On = 0
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The SMODE is set after the board is reset. The
mode of Port 9 and Port 10 is set together. These
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can be changed by changing the C_MODE in port
Register 0x0 via the switch GUI.
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POSITION [6:5] ADDR[1:0]n
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On = 0
When SMI address = 0 The Board is configured in
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When Switch 6:5 are set to:
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Off/Off = The device will be configured to address
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Off/On = 0x01
On/Off = 0x02
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On/On = 0x03
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Off = LED Config = 0x3
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On = LED Config = 0x2
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POSITION 2 SW-24P Configures device for three chip ring topologies for
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which Ports 9 and 10 are used to establish the ring.
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On = SW-24P is enabled
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Off = 0
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When CPU managed is 1 after reset, all the internal PHYs will be in a
powered down state (Page 0, Register 0 bit 11 =1). The SERDES cores
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Table 4: SMA Connectors
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Connector Connector Function
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GPIO9 - GPIO12 Multi-purpose pins that can be used for programable functions.
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SE_SCLK 25 MHz Clock input from clock synchronous Ethernet clock source.
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3.1. I/O Interfaces
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Auxiliary SMI
This board includes an Auxiliary SMI interface that can be connected to a customer board or a Management
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device. This allows the Marvell SwitchGUI to aid in debug and bring up of new designs using the device.
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The port will operate in one of two modes depending on whether the development board is connected to a host
PC:
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• If the development board is connected to a PC, Port 1 of the onboard USB-2-SMI adapter is connected
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to the 88E6393X and Port 2 is connected to the AUX_SMI jack.
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• If the development board’s USB Connector is not connected to a PC (i.e., no power), then the board
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goes into USB Bypass mode and connects the AUX_SMI connector to the 88E6390X device’s
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MDC_CPU/MDIO_CPU interface. This is to allow an external processor to manage the board modifying
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The RJ-11 has the following pinout when used with the onboard USB-2-SMI adapter:
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PIN Signal
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2 MDIO
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3, 4 Signal Ground
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WARNING: While managing the board in USB Bypass mode, do not connect the USB cable.
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Connecting the USB cable will connect the USB-2-SMI adapter to the external management device and
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The Auxiliary SMI interface uses 3.3V I/O. Please use care when connecting to another board to ensure
that its corresponding MDC/MDIO interface also uses 3.3V I/O. The Auxiliary SMI connection is
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PHY SMI connector can be used to connect an external PHY MDC_PHY and MDIO_PHY. If the PHY has a
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standard IEEE defined Clause 22 register interface it can be managed by the PPU. If the PHY has a non-
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standard register interface, it can be managed by firmware running on the Internal Management processer (IMP)
or a CPU.
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4. Cables
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One or more cables are required in order to use the development board. A listing of the appropriate cable for
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each connector type is indicated in Table 5.
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Table 5: 88E6320/88E6321 Development Board Cables
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Connector Type Cable
RJ-45 Straight, Category 5 (CAT5), Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP), with RJ-45 plug
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ends
Power DC power, 5V, positive polarity supplied to the center pin
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USB slave port USB 2.0 A/B cables
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5. Switches and LEDs
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5.1. Power and Fuses
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Power is supplied to the development board via the DC power jack, J3. A 5V, 3.0A minimum, DC power supply
is required. LED D30 indicates power is present at the power jack. A 5A fuse (F1) links the power jack and the
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on-board 5V power net.
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NOTE: if F1 is blown, LED D30 will not illuminate even if power is present at J3.
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5.2. LEDs
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The 88E6390X switch features 20 LED’s and has user configurable LED modes. The two default modes are
configured by hardware configuration (LED_SEL). Table 6 and Table 7 show the default behavior of each LED
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Table 6: SW11 [1] = [OFF] (LED Config = 0x3)
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C0_LED C1_LED C2_LED C3_LED
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R0_LED Port 1 Link/Activity Port 1 Gig Link Port 2 Link/Activity Port 2 Gig Link
R1_LED Port 3 Link/Activity Port 3 Gig Link Port 4 Link/Activity Port 4 Gig Link
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R2_LED Port 5 Link/Activity Port 5 Gig Link Port 6 Link/Activity Port 6 Gig Link
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R3_LED Port 7 Link/Activity Port 7 Gig Link Port 8 Link/Activity Port 8 Gig Link
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LAN Link/Activity PTP Activity WAN Link/Activity CPU Link/Activity
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INTn LED
The INTn LED is connected to the INTn signal. The LED will be turned on when there is an un-serviced interrupt.
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posted and is cleared as soon. The EE_DONE interrupt can be cleared by reading Global 2 Offset 0x13.
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SERDES LEDs
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Each SFP+ cage has an LED which indicates that there is a module inserted.
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6. EEPROM
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The development board has an on-board socket labeled U5 can accommodate a 2-wire serial Electrically
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Erasable Programmable Memory (EEPROM). The EEPROM can be used to load an operating image into the
Internal Management processor. Supported EEPROM families include: 24C64, 24C128, 24C256, 24C512.
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Similar devices from different manufacturers may also be used. The Marvell IMPGui is the only supported
method for developing EEPROM code. Most CPU managed applications do not require an EEPROM image.
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Another EEPROM labeled U16 is used for the USB circuitry. Do not change the contents of this EEPROM as the
USB circuitry will not function properly unless otherwise instructed.
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This chip is capable of programming the EEPROM via switch registers. Please see the GUI users’ guide and the
Functional Specification for more information about programming the EEPROM.
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7. Software tools
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The board can be managed from a standard Windows 7 or Windows 10 PC via the USB-2-SMI adaptor. The
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following tools are available from extranet.marvell.com:
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SwitchGUI A graphical user interface that be
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My Products Switching Link Street
used to access switch registers Data
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SOHO Switch Family Gigabit Ethernet
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Switches 88E6393X/88E6193X/88E6191X
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