EVAL-ADIN6310 Evaluation Board

Overview

Features and Benefits
Product Details

Features and Benefits

6 port TSN switch with RGMII or SGMII interface
- 6 RGMII ports to 10 Mbps/100 Mbps/1000 Mbps ADIN1300 PHYs
- RJ45 with integrated magnetics
- 4 SGMII ports connected to on board SFP cages
Host interface hardware strapping with jumpers, choice of
- S/D/Q SPI interface
- Ethernet port through RJ45 (Port 0)
FMC (LPC) connector
- Host port access through S/D/Q SPI interface or Port 0
PHY Strapping through surface-mount configuration resistors
- Default state is software power down from Port 1 to Port 5
- Switch firmware manages PHY operation over MDIO

Operates from a single, external 9 V to 17 V supply
LED indicators on GPIO pins
IEEE 802.1AS Time Synchronization
Scheduled traffic (IEEE 802.1Qbv)
Frame preemption (IEEE 802.1Qbu)
Frame replication and elimination for reliability (IEEE 802.1CB)
Per stream filtering and policing (IEEE 802.1Qci)
- HSR - High availability seamless redundancy
- PRP - Parallel redundancy protocol
- MRP - Media Redundancy protocol
VLAN table control (remapping, reprioritization)
IGMP snooping
GPIO/Timer control

Product Details

The EVAL-ADIN6310EBZ is a flexible platform, which enables an efficient evaluation of the ADIN6310 industrial Ethernet Switch with time sensitive networking (TSN) capability. This user guide describes the hardware kit and software evaluation package (TSN Switch Evaluation application). It discusses how to use the kit to interface to one or more Switches to configure the Switch, TSN, or redundancy features to meet the requirements of an industrial network.

The TSN Switch Evaluation application enables the initial evaluation of the Switch and its functionality, which further enables the users to familiarize themselves with the Switch capability in advance of migrating to the driver library. Simply connect a PC through Ethernet port to Port 0 on the evaluation board and run the application. The TSN Switch Evaluation application can identify and allow configuration of a chain of up to 10 ADIN6310 devices. The application launches a PC-based web server and NETCONF server for each Switch device it finds. A user can interact with the web server to configure the Switch functionality or load YANG configurations from a NETCONF client. Once configuration completes, the user applications can communicate with other devices over the TSN network.

Figure 1 shows an overview of the evaluation board. Full specifications on the ADIN6310 are available in the ADIN6310 data sheet available from Analog Devices, Inc., and must be consulted with this user guide and hardware reference manual when using the EVAL-ADIN6310EBZ evaluation board.