Teledyne LeCroy QPHY-PCIe3-Tx-Rx - Manual (Page 4)

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Table of Figures
Figure 1 - QualiPHY framework dialog and Standard selection menu. ................................................. 5
Figure 2 - The Test Report Summary and Details pages. ........................................................................ 8
Figure 3 - Variable Setup tab. ................................................................................................................... 10
Figure 4 - Limits Manager dialog. ............................................................................................................ 11
Figure 5 – X-Replay Mode window. ......................................................................................................... 12
Figure 6 – Step 1 setup for Preset, Amplitude, RJ and SJ Calibration. ............................................... 14
Figure 7 – Step 1 setup for Differential Mode Noise, Eye height and Eye Width Calibration. ........... 15
Figure 8 – Step 2 setup for actual receiver tolerance test. ................................................................... 15
Figure 9 – Add-In Card Tx connection diagram showing oscilloscope (green) and Rx Ln0 (blue)
physical connections. ....................................................................................................................... 16
Figure 10 – Add-In Card Tx connection diagram. .................................................................................. 17
Figure 11 – Example of Signal Test dialog and Signal Test results. .................................................... 18
Figure 12 - The Skew parameter right side dialog, Skew clock 2 tab, showing default setup. ......... 27
About This Manual
This manual assumes that you are familiar with using an oscilloscope
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in particular the Teledyne
LeCroy oscilloscope that will be used with QualiPHY
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and that you have purchased the QPHY-
PCIE3-TxRx software option. Some of the images in this manual may show QualiPHY products
other than QPHY-PCIE3-TxRx, or were captured using different model oscilloscopes, as they
are meant to illustrate general concepts only. Rest assured that while the user interface may
look different from yours, the functionality is identical.