Xilinx ZCU106 User manual

ZCU106 Board
Interface Test
December 2018
XTP491

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Revision History
Date Version Description
12/10/18 4.0 Updated for 2018.3. Moved to new Board UI GUI. Works with MTA8 and MTA4 SODIMMs.
06/18/18 3.0 Updated for 2018.2.
05/07/18 2.0 Updated for 2018.1.
05/01/18 1.1 Minor JSON update.
03/29/18 1.0 Initial version.

ZCU106 Board Interface Test Overview
˃ZCU106 Software Install and Board Setup
˃ZCU106 Board Interface Test Setup
˃Running the Board Interface Test
˃Appendix
˃References
Note: This presentation applies to the ZCU106

ZCU106 Software Install and Board Setup
˃Refer to XTP497 – ZCU106 Software Install and Board Setup for details on:
Software Requirements
ZCU106 Board Setup
UART Driver Install
Optional Hardware Setup
Note: Presentation applies to the ZCU106

ZCU106 Board Interface Test Setup
˃Open the RDF0446 – ZCU106 Board Interface Test Files (2018.3 C) ZIP file
Extract these files to your C:\ drive
Note: Presentation applies to the ZCU106

Running the Board Interface Test
˃From C:\zcu106_bit, double click on BoardUI.exe
Note: Presentation applies to the ZCU106

Running the Board Interface Test
˃Enter the Board Serial Number and Mac Address and click OK
Note: Presentation applies to the ZCU106

Running the Board Interface Test
˃Click the Run All button
Note: Presentation applies to the ZCU106

Running the Board Interface Test
˃All selected tests passed
Note: Presentation applies to the ZCU106

Test Details
˃Ensure that you have followed all instructions in XTP497, ZCU106 Software
Install and Board Setup
˃Ensure that no other Terminal program is connected to the ZCU106’s COM
ports while the Board Interface Test is running
See XTP497, for details on COM Ports
˃Only one board can be connected to your PC during the test
Both USB UART (J83) and USB JTAG (J2) are required for this test
Disconnect any other board UARTs or Programming Cables
˃If you missed any set-up instructions and experience problems, then please
follow these steps:
Recheck your setup
End any hw_server processes and cycle board power
Open Vivado Hardware Manager and test PC-board JTAG connectivity
Note: Presentation applies to the ZCU106

Appendix

Running the Production Board Interface Test
˃Select ZCU106_PROD
˃Enter the Board Serial Number and Mac Address and click OK
Note: Presentation applies to the ZCU106

Running the Production Board Interface Test
˃Click the Run All button

Running the Production Board Interface Test
˃All selected tests passed

Test Details
˃Review the following pages to make sure the board is set up for the
Production Board Interface Test
˃Ensure that no other Terminal program is connected to the ZCU106’s COM
ports while the Board Interface Test is running
See XTP497, for details on COM Ports
˃Only one board can be connected to your PC during the test
Disconnect any other board UARTs or Programming Cables
˃If you missed any set-up instructions and experience problems, then please
follow these steps:
Recheck your setup
End any hw_server processes and cycle board power
Open Vivado Hardware Manager and test PC-board JTAG connectivity
Note: Presentation applies to the ZCU106

Optional Test Equipment
˃This test requires optional equipment
2ea Whizz FMC XM107 boards
‒Attach to HPC0 (J5) and HPC1 (J4)
Whizz PCIe Loopback
‒Connect to USB Power source
‒Attached to PCIe fingers (P3)
˃Linux tests optional equipment
4k HDMI source; tested with NVIDIA 4K Shield
‒Attach Source to bottom port of P7
HDMI and DP monitors plus cables
‒Tested with LG 27MU67-B monitor
‒Attach HDMI monitor to top port of P7
‒Attach DP monitor to P11
USB Thumb drive; tested with SDCZ43 32GB
A generic SATA Flash drive; formatted Win95 FAT32 (LBA)
‒Will require power supply and SATA cable
‒Connect SATA cable to P9
Two SD cards, programmed with the contents
of SATA_SD, and HDMI_Input
Note: Linux tests not included in this release; see prior version for Linux tests.

Optional Test Equipment
˃This test requires optional equipment
Two Ethernet ports on host, set to 192.168.1.2 and 192.168.0.2
‒Tested with: Anker USB to Ethernet adapters
Frequency Source @ 148.5 MHz
‒Setup shown on following pages
Shunt jumpers on PMODs
‒J55: Suggested MNT-106-BK-G and S2021EC-06-ND;
combined as shown to the rightmost
‒J87: MNT-106-BK-G as shown to the leftmost
Jumpers on PROTO Header
‒Connect pins 6 to 8, 10 to 12, 14 to 16, 18 to 20, and 22 to 24
Jumpers for System Controller Programming
‒Follow instructions in BIT GUI
Mictor Loopback adapter, see setup on following pages
Note: Presentation applies to the ZCU106

Optional Test Equipment
˃This test requires optional equipment
EZ-11B or EZ-22B remote power switch, setup to IP address of 192.168.0.12
‒Setup details are available later in this Appendix
‒If this is not available, the following tests will require manual power cycling:
SYS_CTLR_RESTORE
XM107 CARD TEST
ZCU106 RTC
Test Level Shifters
ZCU106 SETUP
Program QSPI Flash
Eth/SD/USB/SATA/VIDEO Test
HDMI Input/Output
Test QSPI Flash
Note: EZ11B not used in this release.

Optional Test Equipment
˃This test requires optional equipment
SFP Loopback Adapters
‒www.molex.com
‒SFP Loopback Adapter,
5.0 dB Attenuation
‒Part # 74765-0904
The ZCU106 uses 2 adapters
Note: Presentation applies to the ZCU106

SMA Cable Setup
˃Four SMA Cables
www.rosenbergerna.com
Part number:
72D-32S1-32S1-00610A
˃Optional: SMA Quick connects
RADIALL
Part number: R125791501
Available here or here
Note: Presentation applies to the ZCU106