HP Hewlett Packard PCI SCOPE PREPROCESSOR FSPCI64S User Manual

FuturePlus Systems Corporation  
LOCAL BUS  
PCI Scope Preprocessor  
Users Manual-FSPCI64S  
For Hewlett-Packard Logic Analysis Systems  
Revision 1.0  
FuturePlus Systems and PCI Scope is a trademark of FuturePlus Systems Corporation  
Copyright 1995 FuturePlus Systems Corporation  
Standards Supported  
Power Requirements  
MultiProbe Pods required  
Signal loading  
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Operations  
Environmental Temperature  
Altitude  
Humidity  
Testing and Troubleshooting  
Servicing  
Signal Connections for the MultiProbe POD  
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How to reach us  
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36 Olde English Road  
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FAX:603-471-2738  
Internet: [email protected]  
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Shinagawa-ku  
Tokyo 140  
TEL:03-450-8101  
FAX:03-450-8410  
Contact : Mr. Takashi Ugajin  
Outside of Japan, FuturePlus Systems is represented  
world wide by Hewlett-Packard Co. Please contact  
your nearest Hewlett-Packard sales office.  
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This FuturePlus Systems product has a warranty against defects  
in material and workmanship for a period of 1 year from the date  
of shipment. During the warranty period, FuturePlus Systems  
will, at its option, either replace or repair products proven to be  
defective. For warranty service or repair, this product must be  
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Assistance  
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Introduction  
The PCI Scope Preprocessor module provides a complete  
interface between any PCI add-in slot and the HP MultiProbe  
system. The Preprocessor interface connects the signals from  
the PCI Local bus to the inputs of a 208 PQFP package used as  
the MultiProbe connection point.  
The PCI Scope Preprocessor is a passive bus monitor which  
does not assert any signals on the PCI bus. The PCI bus signals  
are terminated with 10pf terminators at the maximum allowed  
stub length so that they provide the worst case PCI load. Since  
the PCI Scope Preprocessor does not actively buffer the PCI  
bus signals no skew is introduced.  
The MultiProbe configuration software on the diskette sets up  
the MultiProbe control module for analog analysis of the PCI  
Local Bus.  
This manual is organized to help you quickly find the information  
you need.  
How to Use This  
Manual  
·
The Analyzing the PCI Local Bus chapter introduces you  
to the PCI Scope Preprocessor and lists the minimum  
equipment required and accessories supplied for PCI bus  
analysis.  
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·
The Analog Analysis chapter explains how to configure the  
PCI Scope Preprocessor to perform analog analysis on your  
PCI bus.  
The General Information chapter provides some general  
information including the operating characteristics for the  
PCI Scope Preprocessor module and the pinout.  
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Analyzing the PCI Local Bus  
This chapter introduces you to the PCI Scope Preprocessor and  
lists the minimum equipment required and accessories supplied  
for PCI Local Bus analysis.  
Before you use the PCI Preprocessor software, make a  
duplicate copy of the master diskette. Then store the master  
diskette and use the back-up copy to configure your logic  
analysis system. This will help prevent the possibility of losing  
or destroying the original files in the event the diskette wears  
out, is damaged, or a file is accidentally deleted.  
Duplicating the  
Master Diskette  
To make a duplicate copy, use the Duplicate Diskette operation  
in the disk menu of your logic analyzer. For more information,  
refer to the reference manual for the HP16500B mainframe.  
The PCI Scope Preprocessor product consists of the following  
accessories:  
Accessories Supplied  
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The PCI Scope interface hardware, which includes the  
interface circuit module.  
The MultiProbe configuration software on a 3.5 inch  
diskette.  
This operating manual  
The minimum equipment required for complete analysis of a  
PCI Local Bus consists of the following equipment:  
Minimum Equipment  
Required  
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An HP16500B based Logic Analyzer  
An HP 16535A MultiProbe Control Module  
A 208 pin MultiProbe Pod (HP part number E5322A)  
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An Oscilloscope  
The PCI Scope Preprocessor Product  
A PCI target bus  
This operating manual uses the same signal notation as the PCI  
LOCAL BUS SPECIFICATION - REVISION 2.1. That is, a #  
symbol at the end of a signal name indicates that the signal’s  
active state occurs when it is at a low voltage. The absence of a  
# symbol indicates that the signal is active at a high voltage.  
Signal Naming  
Conventions  
To use the MultiProbe Pod two steps are necessary:  
Connecting the 208  
pin MultiProbe Pod to  
the PCI Scope  
1. Install the PCI Scope Personality adapter option 101 to the  
208 pin MultiProbe pod. For information on how to configure the  
personality adapter from a blank personality adapter using the  
calibration fixture refer to the chapter on Analog Analysis in this  
users manual.  
Preprocessor  
Do not touch the contact are on the MultiProbe Pod conductive  
elastomer, which is on the bottom of the probe adapter. If  
foreign material sticks to the contact area remove it using  
adhesive tape.  
2. Align the 208 Pin MultiProbe Pod with the retainer that is  
mounted on the top of the 208 pin package that is on the PCI  
Scope Preprocessor. Attach the pod tightly using the knurled  
nut. The pod will not lie flat against the board.  
The PCI Scope Preprocessor can be installed in any slot of the  
PCI Local bus.  
Installing the PCI  
Scope Preprocessor  
1. Install the MultiProbe pod as described in the previous  
section.  
2. Align the PCI module with the appropriate slot on the  
target system and plug the module into the PCI  
connector.  
If your PCI Local bus is 32 bits the upper portion of the edge  
connector will not be inserted into any connector. This will not  
affect the modules operation on a 32-bit PCI Local bus.  
The PCI Scope Preprocessor comes with MultiProbe compatible  
configuration files that assigns all the PCI signals to their proper  
pins. To load the files:  
Setting up the  
MultiProbe control  
card for PCI Analysis  
1. Install the PCI Scope Preprocessor software diskette in the  
HP16500B mainframe floppy drive  
2. If you have not already done so create the directory  
MULTIPRB on your hard disk and copy the files  
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PCI_MUL.DUT and PCI.ADP from your PCI Scope  
Preprocessor diskette to that directory.  
3. Access the configuration menu of the MultiProbe Control  
card.  
4. Select POD setup for the POD that will be connected to the  
Scope Preprocessor.  
5. On the next menu select #2 Specify POD adapter and then  
select the file PCI.ADP and select proceed.  
6. Return to the MultiProbe Configuration menu and Select  
Assign Signal Names  
7. From the File selection menu select the MULTIPRB directory  
on the hard disk.  
6. Select the field next to File.  
Select the file PCI_MUL.DUT  
7. Load the file  
With PCI_MUL displayed in the File field, select Load  
File.  
Once you have completed loading these two files the PCI Scope  
Preprocessor is ready for PCI analog analysis and the  
configured POD in the MultiProbe configuration menu will  
appear as below  
For further information on the operation of the MultiProbe  
Control Card refer to the HP 16535A MultiProbe Users Guide.  
The operation of the PCI Scope Preprocessor is independent of  
the Oscilloscope that is attached to the MultiProbe Control Card.  
Refer to the HP 16535A MultiProbe Control Users Guide for  
information on how to attach to the Oscilloscope.  
Connecting the  
MultiProbe Control Card  
to an Oscilloscope  
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Analog Analysis  
Since the PCI Scope Preprocessor interface contains only  
passive matching terminators it introduces negligible skew to the  
PCI Local Bus signals.  
The following procedure describes the major steps required to  
perform analog analysis measurements with the PCI Scope  
Preprocessor module.  
Installation Quick  
Reference  
1. Install the PCI Scope Preprocessor module into a slot in  
the target PCI Local bus.  
2. Load the PCI MultiProbe configuration file  
PCI_MUL.DUT from the MULTIPRB directory on the  
hard disk. See page 9 for details on how to load this  
file.  
Once the file is loaded the POD that is connected to the PCI  
Scope Preprocessor will be assigned the name PCI LogicScope  
as shown below  
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Select the oscilloscope for each MultiProbe output using the  
Select Signals menu of the MultiProbe control module.  
Selecting the PCI  
signals to acquire  
1. Access the Select Signals menu.  
2. Select the scope for each output  
a) Choose the output (Output 1 or Output 2) of the  
control module that is connected to the pod that is  
attached to the PCI Scope Preprocessor.  
In the Select Signal menu, select the Output field to  
choose Output 1 or Output 2 of the control module. For  
example, Output D1 would be output 1 from the control  
module in slot D.  
b) Select the scope that you will use.  
In the Select Signal menu, select the scope field, then  
choose the scope. You are selecting the scope that is  
connected to the outputs that you chose in the previous  
step.  
3. Select the PCI signal for each output.  
a) Access the menu.  
If you are using an HP1634A Oscilloscope, you can  
select signals in either the MultiProbe menu or the  
Scope menu. Using the Scope menu means that you do  
not need to change back to the MultiProbe menu every  
time you want to choose a different signal. If you are  
using any other scope access the MultiProbe Select  
Signal menu.  
b) Select the signals in one of the following ways:  
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Choose the PCI LogicScope Pod and the pin number of the  
PCI signal that you wish to see. Select the Pin Field, then  
use the keypad.  
·
Choose the PCI LogicScope Pod and pin number of the PCI  
signal. With the Pin field highlighted, use the knob  
(HP16500B mainframe only) to scroll through the Selected  
Signal list.  
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Go directly to a signal name.  
Select the Find Signal Name field, use the keypad to  
insert the signal name, then select Done to close the  
keypad. Select Find Next.  
The below picture shows the Select Signal menu after loading  
the PCI_MUL file into the MultiProbe Control module.  
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Using an HP16534A oscilloscope  
If you are using an HP 16534A oscilloscope, then follow this  
procedure.  
Acquiring signals  
1. Access the oscilloscope menus.  
with an Oscilloscope  
To view your measurements with an HP16534A  
oscilloscope, you need to exit the MultiProbe Control  
menus, then enter the oscilloscope menus. Select the  
MultiProbe field, then select the oscilloscope module.  
2. Use the oscilloscope controls to run and adjust the  
measurement.  
If you need help, refer to the documentation on your  
oscilloscope.  
3. Select new signals.  
You can select signals from the oscilloscope Select  
Signals field, the oscilloscope Scroll Signal field, or the  
MultiProbe Select Signal menu. Selecting signals from  
the oscilloscope menus is possible only with the  
HP16534A Oscilloscope.  
A scope picture taken with the PCI Scope Preprocessor of a  
glitch with FRAME# and the PCI clock appears below.  
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The PCI Personality  
Adapter option 101  
When the PCI Personality Adapter 101 is not in use, keep it in  
its original container. The file PCI.ADP matches the  
configuration of the PCI Personality Adapter and configures the  
MultiProbe for PCI Analysis. If you wish to configure your own  
Personality adapter follow the instructions for Programming the  
ground connections in your 208 MultiProbe High-Density Pod  
Installation guide and program all the even numbered  
connections to ground.  
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General Information  
This chapter provides additional reference information including  
the characteristics and signal connections for the PCI Scope  
Preprocessor module.  
The following operating characteristics are not specifications,  
but are typical operating characteristics for the PCI Scope  
Preprocessor module.  
Characteristics  
Preprocessor Interface  
Compatibility  
32/64 bit PCI Local bus accepting the short card length and  
universal connector pinout. All PCI local bus ground pins of the  
universal board pinout are connected to the ground plane of the  
PCI Scope Preprocessor module.  
JTAG Boundary Scan  
The PCI Present Pins  
The PCI Scope Preprocessor does not implement JTAG  
Boundary SCAN. Pins TDI and TBO (pins 4a and 4b) are  
connected together so the scan chain is not broken.  
No connection is made to the PCI signals PRSNT1# and  
PRSNT2#.  
Standards Supported  
Power Requirements  
The PCI Local Bus Specification Revision 2.1  
The PCI Scope Preprocessor contains no active components  
and therefore requires no power.  
MultiProbe Pods  
required  
The PCI Scope Preprocessor requires one 208 pin MultiProbe  
Pod with the option 101 personality adapter.  
Signal loading  
Per the PCI Local Bus Specification the PCI Scope  
Preprocessor presents only one electrical load on each PCI bus  
signal. The PCI Scope Preprocessor is designed to present a  
worst case load (10pf) at the maximum stub length. For  
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information on the electrical loading of the MultiProbe Pod refer  
to your Hewlett-Packard MultiProbe specification.  
Operations  
All PCI Local Bus operations supported.  
Environmental  
Temperature  
Operating:0 to 55 degrees C (+32 to +131 degrees F)  
Non operating:-40 to +75 degrees C (-40 to +167 degrees F)  
Operating: 4,6000m (15,000 ft)  
Altitude  
Non operating: 15,3000m (50,000 ft)  
Up to 90% non condensing. Avoid sudden, extreme  
temperature changes which would cause condensation on the  
preprocessor module.  
Humidity  
There are no automatic performance tests or adjustments for the  
PCI Scope Preprocessor module. If a failure is suspected in the  
PCI Scope Preprocessor module contact the factory or your  
FuturePlus Systems authorized distributor.  
Testing and  
Troubleshooting  
The repair strategy for the PCI Scope Preprocessor is module  
replacement. However, if parts of the PCI Scope Preprocessor  
module are damaged or lost contact the factory for a list of  
replacement parts.  
Servicing  
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The below table shows the connection from the PCI Local Bus to  
the PQFP package that acts as the MultiProbe Contact point.  
Signal Connections  
for the MultiProbe  
POD  
If the pin is not listed it is Grounded.  
PCI Signal  
AD50  
AD51  
AD52  
AD53  
AD54  
AD55  
AD56  
AD57  
AD58  
AD59  
AD60  
AD61  
AD62  
AD63  
INTA#  
INTB#  
INTC#  
INTD#  
RST#  
CLK  
PQFP pin  
1
3
5
7
9
11  
13  
15  
17  
19  
21  
23  
25  
27  
53  
55  
57  
59  
61  
63  
65  
67  
69  
71  
73  
AD31  
AD30  
AD29  
AD28  
AD27  
17  
AD26  
75  
AD25  
77  
AD24  
79  
C/BE3#  
AD23  
81  
83  
AD22  
85  
AD21  
87  
AD20  
89  
AD19  
91  
AD18  
93  
AD17  
95  
AD16  
97  
C/BE2#  
FRAME#  
IRDY#  
TRDY#  
DEVSEL#  
STOP#  
LOCK#  
SDONE  
PERR#  
SBO#  
SERR#  
PAR  
99  
101  
103  
105  
107  
109  
111  
113  
115  
117  
119  
121  
123  
125  
127  
129  
131  
133  
135  
C/BE1#  
AD15  
AD14  
AD13  
AD12  
AD11  
AD10  
18  
AD09  
137  
139  
141  
143  
145  
147  
149  
151  
153  
155  
157  
159  
161  
163  
165  
167  
169  
171  
173  
175  
177  
179  
181  
183  
185  
187  
189  
191  
193  
195  
197  
C/BE0#  
AD08  
AD07  
AD06  
AD05  
AD04  
AD03  
AD02  
AD01  
AD00  
ACK64#  
REQ64#  
C/BE7#  
C/BE6#  
C/BE5#  
C/BE4#  
PAR64  
AD32  
AD33  
AD34  
AD35  
AD36  
AD37  
AD38  
AD39  
AD40  
AD41  
AD42  
AD43  
AD44  
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AD45  
AD46  
AD47  
AD48  
AD49  
199  
201  
203  
205  
207  
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