OP4510 V2 Front Interface

Front user interface

A Small form-factor pluggable (SFP) module connectors provide four high-speed communication links between other FPGA simulators or third-party devices. Each socket controls one communication link. SFP transceivers and fiber optic cables must be selected (and purchased separately) according to the type and speed of the communication protocol.

Note: MuSE link requires specific SFP transceivers and optical fiber cables:

SFP: Avago AFBR-57R5APZ
Cable: LC-LC multimode 850nm optical fiber

B JTAG connector (for OPAL-RT technicians’ use only).

JTAG connector is highly sensitive to ESD. Always leave plastic plug in place when not in use. Wear anti-static wrist strap at all times when using this connector.

C Synchronization connectors status, and user-configurable LEDs

LED Label	Description
PROG/CFG OK	CFG OK steady on green and PROG off indicates the FPGA is functioning normally CFG OK off and PROG steady on yellow indicates the FPGA has stopped and is no longer functioning
RX	Green when receiving synchronization
TX	Green when transmitting synchronization
USER 1	Green LED controlled (configured by the user using Simulink blocks)
USER 2	Green LED controlled (configured by the user using Simulink blocks)
PWR ON	Green indicates OP4510 V2 power is functioning
MASTER/SLAVE	Green indicates MASTER mode. Yellow indicates SLAVE mode. Flashing green and yellow indicates a SAFE bitstream in the FPGA
CHASSIS INDEX	8-pin DIP switch that allows users to set the device’s network chassis index. It can be set from 00 to FF (in HEX) for a maximum of 256 addresses

Synchro Label	Description
TX/RX	Fiber optic connector. Compatible with OP4500, OP5607, OP7000 and OP7020. Synchronizes time steps between systems and includes high-speed FPGA pulses.
TX/RX	Stereo jack. Compatible with all OPAL-RT products (except OP4200).

D Target computer monitoring interface. Two pushbuttons and six LED indicators:

Name	Interface	Status	Description
Power	Pushbutton		Power on or shut down the target computer
Reset	Pushbutton		Resets the target computer
Power	LED	Green	On indicates that the unit is powered up.
HDD	LED	Green	On indicates that the hard disk drive is operating.
NIC1	LED	Green	On indicates that network port 1 is in use.
NIC2	LED	Green	On indicates that network port 2 is in use.
Power Fail	LED	Red	On indicates a power fault.
Overheat/Fan Fail	LED	Red	On indicates either that unit has overheated or a fan fault.