Teledyne LeCroy PCI Express 2.0 Mid-Bus Probe Ver.2.40 - Manual (Page 21)

Teledyne LeCroy PCIe 2.0 Mid-Bus Probe Installation Guide Version 2.4
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4.7 Pin Assignments for x1 Lane Widths
For x1 lane widths, either a full-size header or a half-size header can be used. The diagram below shows
the recommended pin assignments for x1 configurations.
Dual x1 (Bi-directional) Mid-Bus Probe
Pinout on a Full-size Header
Pin Signal Name Pin Signal Name
G1 GND (Gen2 only)
2 GND 1 C0p- Upstream1
4 C0p- Downstream1 3 C0n- Upstream1
6 C0n- Downstream1 5 GND
8 GND 7 nc
10 nc 9 nc
12 nc 11 GND
14 GND 13 nc
16 nc 15 nc
18 nc 17 GND
20 GND 19 nc
22 nc 21 nc
24 nc 23 GND
26 GND 25 C0p- Upstream2*
28 C0p- Downstream2* 27 C0n- Upstream2*
30 C0n- Downstream2* 29 GND
32 GND 31 nc
34 nc 33 nc
36 nc 35 GND
38 GND 37 nc
40 nc 39 nc
42 nc 41 GND
44 GND 43 nc
46 nc 45 nc
48 nc 47 GND
G2 GND (Gen2 only)
Note that in a full-size header there is room for up to
eight x1 PCIe bus connections (pins 1-6, 7-12, 13-18,
19-24, 25-30, 31-36, 37-42, and 43-48.
If using a PETracer analyzer, the analyzer will always
look for the x1 link in the top set of pins (pins 1-6),
although by physically reversing the header connector
you can also connect to the lowest set (pins 43-48).
If using a Summit T2-16 Analyzer, you can use the
lane swizzling feature to define any connection
pattern and connect to any of the eight locations.
With either analyzer, although connection to more
than one bus is possible, traffic is recorded from only
one designated bus at any given time
.
x1 (Bi-directional) Mid-Bus Probe Pinout
on a Full-size Header
Pin Signal Name Pin Signal Name
G1 GND (Gen2 only)
2 GND 1 C0p- Upstream
4 C0p- Downstream 3 C0n- Upstream
6 C0n- Downstream 5 GND
8 GND 7 nc
10 nc 9 nc
12 nc 11 GND
14 GND 13 nc
16 nc 15 nc
18 nc 17 GND
20 GND 19 nc
22 nc 21 nc
24 nc 23 GND
G2 GND (Gen2 only)
Note that in a half-size header there is room for up to
four x1 PCIe bus connections (pins 1-6, 7-12, 13-18,
and 19-24).
If using a PETracer analyzer, the analyzer will always
look for the x1 link in the top set of pins (pins 1-6),
although by physically reversing the header connector
you can also connect to the lowest set (pins 19-24).
If using a Summit T2-16 Analyzer, you can use the
lane swizzling feature to define any connection
pattern and therefore connect to any of the four
possible locations.
With either analyzer, although connection to more
than one bus is possible, traffic is recorded from only
one designated bus at any given time
.