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FCQ8 T1024 QorIQ implementation

This course covers NXP QorIQs T1024 & T1014

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Objectives
  • This course has the following objectives:
    • Describing the hardware implementation, particularly the boot sequence and the DDR3 controller
    • Understanding the features of the internal interconnect and related units and mechanisms such as PAMU, CPC and stashing
    • Explaining the standard bus interface controllers, PCIe, USB, SATA and MMC-SD
    • Describing the units which are interconnected to other modules, such as clocking, interrupt controller and DMA controller, because the boot program generally has to modify the setting of these units
    • Clarifying the operation of the Datapath Acceleration Architecture that assists the processor core in taking in charge buffer allocation, queue management, frame management and particularly incoming frame classification, pattern searching, and encryption
    • Describing the various debug units and their utilization to fix errors in a multicore / multimaster SoC.
A more detailed course description is available on request at training@ac6-training.com
This document is necessary to tailor the course to specific customer needs and to define the exact schedule.
  • Cours théorique
    • Support de cours au format PDF (en anglais) et une version imprimée lors des sessions en présentiel
    • Cours dispensé via le système de visioconférence Teams (si à distance)
    • Le formateur répond aux questions des stagiaires en direct pendant la formation et fournit une assistance technique et pédagogique
  • Au début de chaque demi-journée une période est réservée à une interaction avec les stagiaires pour s'assurer que le cours répond à leurs attentes et l'adapter si nécessaire
  • Tout ingénieur ou technicien en systèmes embarqués possédant les prérequis ci-dessus.
  • Les prérequis indiqués ci-dessus sont évalués avant la formation par l'encadrement technique du stagiaire dans son entreprise, ou par le stagiaire lui-même dans le cas exceptionnel d'un stagiaire individuel.
  • Les progrès des stagiaires sont évalués par des quizz proposés en fin des sections pour vérifier que les stagiaires ont assimilé les points présentés
  • En fin de formation, une attestation et un certificat attestant que le stagiaire a suivi le cours avec succès.
    • En cas de problème dû à un manque de prérequis de la part du stagiaire, constaté lors de la formation, une formation différente ou complémentaire lui est proposée, en général pour conforter ses prérequis, en accord avec son responsable en entreprise le cas échéant.

Plan du cours

  • CoreNet coherency fabric
  • Coherency subdomains
  • Memory map, local access windows
  • Highlighting data paths inside the T1024
  • Application examples
  • Reset causes
  • Reset configuration words source
  • Pre-boot loader
  • PCIe configuration
  • Clocking, system clock domains
  • SerDes high speed lanes configuration
  • Advanced power management
  • Internal boot ROM, secure boot sequence
  • Security fuse processor
  • Code signing
  • External tamper detection
  • Run time integrity checker
  • Secure debug controller
  • Cache operation, write-through or write-back operation
  • Operation as memory-mapped SRAM
  • Partitioning between coherency domains
  • Stashing, address-based or CoreNet signalled
  • Soft error detection and correction
  • Controlling master access permissions through Logical I/O Device Number
  • Address translation
  • Data structures, Peripheral Access Authorization and Control Entry
  • Operation mode translation
  • Steps in processing of DSA operations by PAMU
  • PAMU gate closed state
  • Bridging agent
  • Transaction ordering
  • Resolution of coherency effects
  • Authorization, access control and address mapping of I/O-initiated transactions flowing into the CoreNet coherency domain
  • Open PIC architecture compatibility
  • Interrupt nesting
  • Message interrupts
  • e5500-to-e5500 interrupt capability
  • Description of the NS16452/16552 compliant Uarts
  • I2C protocol fundamentals: addressing, multimaster operation
  • Transfer timing diagrams, SCL and SDA pins
  • eSPI controller
  • Interface to SD and MMC cards
  • Transfer protocol, single block, multiple block read and write
  • Internal and external DMA capabilities
  • SD protocol unit
  • Host or device support
  • High-speed operation
  • EHCI support, scheduling the various transactions into frames
  • Endpoint configuration
  • Device operation
  • On-Die termination and calibration
  • DDR3 fly-by architecture, write leveling
  • Reset sequence, dynamic ODT, ZQ calibration
  • Bank activation, read, write and precharge timing diagrams, page mode
  • Initial configuration following Power-on-Reset
  • Address decode unit
  • Timing parameters programming
  • Initialization routine
  • Testing the memory using patterns
  • Functional muxing of pins between NAND, NOR, and GPCM
  • Normal GPCM FSM
  • Flexible timing control
  • NOR flash FSM
  • Configurable even/odd parity on address/data bus supported
  • NAND flash FSM
  • ONFI-2.0 asynchronous interface
  • ECC generation/checking
  • SLC and MLC Flash devices support with configurable page
  • Scatter / gathering
  • Selectable hardware enforced coherency
  • Ability to start DMA from external 3-pin interface
  • Modes of operation, Root Complex / Endpoint
  • Transaction ordering rules
  • Programming inbound and outbound ATMUs
  • Benefits of MSIs
  • Low power management
  • Configuration, initialization
  • Support for SATA II extensions
  • Native command queuing, command descriptor
  • Standard ATA master-only emulation
  • Interrupt coalescing
  • Modes of operation
  • Area descriptor
  • Pixel structure
  • Alpha-blending
  • Chroma keying
  • Gamma correction
  • Internal DMA channels
  • Data formats
  • Frame formats
  • Packet walk through
  • DPAA Configuration and initialization
  • Objectives if this accelerator
  • Structure of frame queues
  • Active and suspended frame queues
  • Frame queue descriptor, frame queue descriptor cache
  • Frame queue state machine
  • Work queues and channels
  • Enqueue and dequeue portals
  • Utilization of rings
  • Dequeue dispatcher operation
  • Message ring
  • Congestion avoidance, Weighted Random Early Discard
  • Order definition point implementation
  • Objectives if this accelerator
  • Central resource pool management function
  • Per-pool stockpile
  • CoreNET software portals
  • Direct connect portals
  • Buffer Pool State Change Notifications
  • Objectives if this accelerator
  • FMAN submodules
  • Rx BMI features
  • Tx BMI features
  • Offline parsing, host command features
  • Frame processing manager
  • FMan controller
  • Parser
  • Key generator
  • Policer
  • Frame format with and without VLAN option
  • Connection to packet FIFO interface
  • Physical interfaces
  • 256-entry hash table for unicast and multicast
  • Accessing PHY registers
  • RMON statistic counters, carry registers
  • Client IEEE1588 timers
  • XAUI interface to PHY
  • Multicast address filtering
  • Dynamic inter packet gap (IPG) calculation
  • MAC address insertion
  • Support for VLAN
  • IEEE 1588 timestamping
  • Introduction to DES, 3DES and AES algorithms
  • Job management using QMan interface
  • Input / output rings
  • Cryptographic operations
  • Data movement, FIFOs
  • Scatter / gather DMA
  • Selecting the authentication / cryptographic algorithm
  • Run Time Integrity Checking
  • Example, implementing IPSec
  • Introduction to NEXUS specification
  • NEXUS Aurora link
  • Event processing unit
  • Watchpoint facility
  • Trace buffer
  • Event Combining for the Creation of Advanced Triggers
  • Cross-Functional Debug Components
  • DDR SDRAM interface debug, measuring per-master bandwidth
  • Integrated RISC CPU
  • Communication between Host CPU and QE RISC CPU
  • Priority management
  • Steering the interrupt source to either Low priority or High priority input of the platform PIC
  • Serial DMA
  • QUICC engine external requests
  • NMSI vs TDM
  • Enabling connections to TSA or NMSI
  • Utilization of Buffer Descriptors
  • Chaining descriptors into rings
  • Parameter RAM independent of protocol
  • UCC as slow communications controllers, UART mode
  • UCC for fast protocols, virtual FIFOs
  • Flow control
  • Setting global parameters
  • Describing the parameter RAM
  • Transparent data encapsulation, frame sync and frame CRC
  • Describing the parameter RAM
  • Connecting TDM lines
  • Parameterizing the timings related to Rx/Tx clock, sync and data signals
  • Connecting the TDM line to UCC using Rx/Tx routing tables
  • Comparison with MCC and QMC
  • Connecting time-slots to logical channels through Rx/Tx routing tables
  • Implementing Rx/Tx channel buffers
  • Interrupt management
  • Channel-specific HDLC parameters
  • Per channel exception management
  • UMCC host commands