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Chapter 4: Functional Description—Receiver 4–13
Error Flagging and Handling
December 2014 Altera Corporation POS-PHY Level 4 IP Core User Guide
SPI-4.2 Protocol Errors
The receiver IP core decodes the control words from the incoming SPI-4.2 interface
and ensures that they follow the state machine shown in Fig. 6.2. Data Path State
Diagram of the SPI-4.2 Specification, and ensures that there are no other errors. Table 4–3
summarizes the SPI-4.2 protocol errors.
Table 4–3. SPI-4.2 Protocol Error Handling (Part 1 of 3) (Note 1), (2)
Error Condition Response
Protocol error
A transition on the receiver data path that does not follow
Fig. 6.2. Data Path State Diagram of the SPI-4.2
Specification.
Assert
err_rd_pr
for one clock
cycle.
Start-of-packet spacing
violation (SOP8)
The SPI-4.2 specification states that SOP control words
should not be less than 8 cycles apart.
Asserts
err_rd_sop8
for one
clock cycle. When this happens,
the data is not affected.
Start of burst error
(SOB)
Data or training data is received without a payload control
word.
Assert
err_rd_sob
for one
cycle.
Data is dropped until a proper
payload control word is received.
Training pattern error
Training pattern errors (
err_rd_tp
) occur when one of the
following conditions occur:
Training control portion is too short.
Training control portion is too long.
Training data portion is too short.
Training data portion is too long.
Training control word is followed by something other
than another training control word or training data
word.
Malformed data bus during a data or control word.
Missing
IDLE
before training pattern begins. (The
IDLE
can be an EOP).
Assert
err_rd_tp
at the end of
the training pattern.
Channel aligner may not lock.
Some training pattern errors may
result in successive assertions of
the
err_rd_tp
interrupt (for
example, Training Control portion
> 10 cycles).
8N boundary error
(8N_ERR)
A burst that is neither a multiple of 16 bytes, nor an EOP.
Assert
err_rd_eightn
for one
clock cycle.
Packet is marked as errored.
Consider error as a missing EOP.
Cleanly terminate packet
internally as an EOP-Abort. (3)
Process subsequent bursts as
per missing SOP.
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