ADM-XRC SDK 2.5.0b1 User Guide (Linux)
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Model-specific signals

While the local bus protocol is in general the same in each of the models in the XRC range, in earlier models such as the ADM-XRC, some signals in the generic model of the local bus are actually two different signals that driven by the FPGA and the local bus bridge respectively. The function of these signals however, is the same. This section details the differences between the models of the XRC range:

ADM-XRC and ADM-XRC-P

ADM-XRC-II-Lite

ADM-XRC-II

ADM-XPL, ADM-XP and ADP-XPI

ADP-WRC-II and ADP-DRC-II

ADM-XRC-4LX and ADM-XRC-4SX

ADM-XRC and ADM-XRC-P

The following figure shows the connections between the PCI9080 local bus bridge and the FPGA in an ADM-XRC or ADM-XRC-P card:

ADM-XRC-II-Lite

The following figure shows the connections between the PCI9080 local bus bridge and the FPGA in an ADM-XRC-II-Lite card:

ADM-XRC-II

The following figure shows the connections between the PCI9656 local bus bridge and the FPGA in an ADM-XRC-II:

ADM-XPL, ADM-XP and ADP-XPI

The following figure shows the connections between the local bus bridge and the FPGA in an ADM-XPL, ADM-XP or ADP-XPI card; note that the local bus is capable of operating in 32-bit or 64-bit mode.

ADP-WRC-II and ADP-DRC-II

The following figure shows the connections between the PCI9656 local bus bridge and the FPGA in an ADP-WRC-II or ADP-DRC-II card:

ADM-XRC-4LX and ADM-XRC-4LX

The following figure shows the connections between the PCI9656 local bus bridge and the FPGA in an ADM-XRC-4LX or ADM-XRC-4SX card:

 


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