Altera Serial Digital Interface (SDI) MegaCore Function User Manual
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Chapter 3: Functional Description
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Signals
February 2013
Altera Corporation
Serial Digital Interface (SDI) MegaCore Function
User Guide
rx_status
[10:0]
Output
Receiver status:
■
rx_status[10]
dual link ports aligned
■
rx_status[9]
link B frame locked
■
rx_status[8]
link B TRS locked (six consecutive TRSs
with same timing)
■
rx_status[7]
link B alignment locked (a TRS has been
spotted and word alignment performed)
■
rx_status[6]
link B receiver in reset
■
rx_status[5]
link B transceiver PLL locked
■
rx_status[4]
link A Frame locked
■
rx_status[3]
link A TRS locked (six consecutive TRSs
with same timing)
■
rx_status[2]
link A alignment locked (a TRS has been
spotted and word alignment performed)
■
rx_status[1]
link A receiver in reset
■
rx_status[0]
link A transceiver PLL locked
For non HD-SDI dual link versions, only bits [4:0] are
active.
For transceiver only receiver block in HD-SDI dual link
versions, only bits [6:5] and [1:0] are active.
This signal is active high for Stratix GX devices and active
low for other Altera transceiver-based device families. This
signal indicates lock of the PLL when the transceiver is
training from a refclk source. This signal may oscillate
when the transceiver is correctly locked to the incoming data
in HD-SDI or 3G-SDI modes. In SD-SDI modes, remain this
signal at PLL locked at all times.
For rx_status[3] and rx_status[8], the TRS spacing is
not required to meet a particular SMPTE standard, but it
must be consistent over time for this signal to remain active.
tx_status
[(N – 1):0]
Output
Transmitter status, which indicates the transmitter PLL has
locked to the tx_serial_refclk signal. This signal is
active high for Stratix GX devices and active low for other
Altera transceiver-based device families.
Table 3–18. Status Signals (Part 2 of 2)
Signal
Width
Direction
Description