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What is the reset pin for the Zynq MMP 7Z045 board?

cybero
cybero over 5 years ago

Hi guys,

I have created a design where I only use the PL.

Looking at the XDC file for this board, I can see multiple reset pins, so I don't know which one should I use.

 

Can you please tell me which reset pin should I use for a simple design (PL only) ?

 

These are the resets that are present in the XDC:

 

##  RESETS

NET USB_RESET#          LOC = A18 ;  # "USB_RESET#" 

NET ETH_RESET#          LOC = B24 ;  # "ETH_RESET#" 

NET PS_POR#_4           LOC = D21 ;  # "PS_POR#_4"

NET PS_SRST#            LOC = B19 ;  # "PS_SRST#"

 

 

Thanks in advance

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  • drozwood90
    0 drozwood90 over 5 years ago

    Hi there,

     

    The User Manual should explain what each of those do and are used for.

    For the sake of an answer that is not go off a read the manual, it depends on what you are trying to accomplish.

    If I read into what you are saying, you want to know how to reset your PL logic when the board is reset?

    If this is true, the PS_POR is the processing system power on reset.  Whenever the power supplies are reset, that will also reset.  You can use that to reset your logic.

    There is also the PS_SRST, typically that is a system reset that is controlled by the PS.  In some of our designs, you will see that or the POR is tied to an external button.

     

    I suggest you determine the reason and the action that could cause your logic to need to be reset, and then investigate which one of those you want to tie to.

     

    --Dan

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