2.6. Reset - In the F-Tile Interlaken IP, you initiate the reset ( reset_n=0 ) and hold until the IP returns a reset acknowledge ( reset_ack_n=0 ). After the reset is removed ( reset_n=1 ), the reset acknowledge returns to its initial state ( reset_ack_n=1 ).

In the F-Tile Interlaken IP, you initiate the reset (reset_n=0) and hold until the IP returns a reset acknowledge (reset_ack_n=0). After the reset is removed (reset_n=1), the reset acknowledge returns to its initial state (reset_ack_n=1).

In the design example, a rst_ack_sticky register holds the reset acknowledge assertion and then triggers the removal of the reset (reset_n=1). You can use alternative methods that fit your design needs.

Important: Where the internal serial loopback is required, you must release TX and RX of the F-tile separately in a specific order. Refer to the system console script for more information.

Figure 9. Reset Sequence in NRZ Mode

Figure 10. Reset Sequence in PAM4 Mode

2.6. Reset - In the F-Tile Interlaken IP, you initiate the reset ( reset_n=0 ) and hold until the IP returns a reset acknowledge ( reset_ack_n=0 ). After the reset is removed ( reset_n=1 ), the reset acknowledge returns to its initial state ( reset_ack_n=1 ). - 2025-12-16

F-Tile Interlaken IP Design Example User Guide