Microsemi v11.7 SP2
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SmartDebug v11.7 SP2 is a tool that complements design simulation by allowing verification and troubleshooting at the hardware level. It provides access to non-volatile memory (eNVM), SRAM, SERDES, DDR controller, and probe capabilities. This tool can be run in two modes: integrated mode from the Libero Design Flow and standalone mode. This tool is available as a part of the FlashPro programming tool.
Key Features
Access to non-volatile memory (eNVM)
Access to SRAM
Access to SERDES
Access to DDR controller
Probe capabilities
Integrated mode from the Libero Design Flow
Standalone mode
Pages: 93 Microsemi v11.7 SP2 User's Guide
Brand: Microsemi Category: Software Size: 3 MB
Languages: English
Open manualFrequently Answers and Questions
How do I unlock the device security so I can debug?
You can unlock the device security by using the SmartDebug tool. To do this, you will need to use the FlashPro programming tool and select the 'Inspect Device' option.
How do I export a report?
You can export a report from the SmartDebug tool by clicking the 'File' menu and selecting 'Export Report'.
How do I generate diagnostic reports for my target device?
You can generate diagnostic reports for your target device by using the SmartDebug tool. To do this, you will need to select the 'Device Status' option from the 'View' menu.
Where can I find files to compare my contents/settings?
You can find files to compare your contents/settings in the SmartDebug tool. To do this, you will need to select the 'Embedded Flash Memory' option from the 'View' menu. You can then compare the content of the Flash Memory pages with your original files.
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How is a PRBS test started on a specific SERDES lane using SmartDebug Tcl commands, and how are error counters managed?
To start a PRBS test, use the prbs_test command with the -start option, specifying the SERDES block and lane numbers, and optionally the loopback type (-near for near-end) and the pattern type. For example: prbs_test -start -serdes 1 -lane 0 -near -pattern prbs11. To reset the error counter, use the prbs_test command with the -reset_counter option, specifying the SERDES block and lane numbers. For example: prbs_test -reset_counter -serdes 1 -lane 0.
How to reset the error counter for a PRBS test on a specific SERDES lane?
To reset the error counter, use the command: prbs_test [-deviceName device_name] -reset_counter -serdes <num> -lane <num>. This will reset the PRBS error count to 0. For example: prbs_test -reset_counter -serdes 1 -lane 0.
How is the error counter value for a PRBS test read?
To read and print the error count value, use the prbs_test command with the -read_counter option, specifying the SERDES block and lane numbers. For example: prbs_test -read_counter -serdes 1 -lane 0.
How is a running PRBS test stopped on a SERDES lane?
To stop a PRBS test, use the prbs_test command with the -stop option, specifying the SERDES block and lane numbers. For example: prbs_test -stop -serdes 1 -lane 0.
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