Registers
DCALDATA I/O Loopback “All Bits Failed” detail
Description
Bit
7
Last “First All Bits Failed” Nibble. This bit is set if the nibble associated with this register is one of the
last to capture an entire data burst incorrectly during the test.
6
reserved
5:0
At the end of the test, this field will contain the minimum DQS delay setting that results all bits of a
burst to be captured incorrectly.
DCALDATA DLL BIST Core Counter detail
Description
Bit
15:0 At the end of the test this two byte register will contain the number of core cycles counted from the
time the associated DLL delay line outputs a “terminal count” number of self-oscillation cycles. The
terminal count is defined by the DDBISTLM.TCOUNT register.
14.6.1.4
DDBISTLM: DDR DLL BIST Limits
This register contains test limits for DDR DLL BIST.
Device:
NodeID
Function: 4
Offset:
Bit
90h
Attr
Default
Description
23:16
15:0
RWST
RWST
0Fh
TCOUNT: DLL delay line output terminal count
CVAR: core count variation limit
000Fh
14.6.1.5
RCVENAC: Receiver Enable Algorithm Control
This register contains controls for the preamble detection algorithm of the automatic
receiver enable logic. RCVENAC.PWIDTH is used to determine if a “low” pulse in a DQS
waveform is wide enough to be a preamble. RCVENAC.POFFSET is subtracted from the
DCALDATA first edge position result and programmed into the DRRTC registers.
Device:
NodeID
Function: 4
Offset:
94h
Bit
Attr
Default
Description
23:16
RWST
18h
PWIDTH: Minimum preamble width limit, used to detect if a low
pulse in a DQS waveform is wide enough to be a valid preamble. The
default corresponds to 3/4 of a DRAM clock cycle
15:14
13:8
RV
0h
Reserved
RWST
08h
HWIDTH: Minimum high pulse width limit, used to detect if a high
pulse in a DQS waveform is wide enough to indicate a strobe is
toggling in a valid manner. The default corresponds to 1/4 of a DRAM
clock cycle.
7:6
5:0
RV
0h
Reserved
RWST
10h
POFFSET: Preamble center offset from first rising edge, used to
position the DQS receiver enable relative to the preamble edge
location recorded in the DCALDATA registers. The default value
corresponds to 1/2 of a DRAM clock cycle.
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Intel® 6400/6402 Advanced Memory Buffer Datasheet