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VITA

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Approved American National Standard

ANSI/VITA 65-2010

OpenVPX™ System Specification

Abstract

The OpenVPX System Specification was created to bring versatile system architectural

solutions to the VPX market. Based on the extremely flexible VPX family of standards, the

OpenVPX standard uses module mechanical, connectors, thermal, communications protocols,

utility, and power definitions provided by specific VPX standards and then describes a series

of standard profiles that define slots, backplanes, modules, and Standard Development

Chassis.

Approved June 2010

American National Standards Institute, Inc.

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Table of Contents

1 INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................................................... 30

1.1 OPENVPX KEY ELEMENT DESCRIPTIONS ................................................................................................................ 31

1.1.1 Backplane Profiles ................................................................................................................................ 31

1.1.2 Slot Profiles .......................................................................................................................................... 31

1.1.3 Standard Development Chassis Profiles ............................................................................................... 31

1.1.4 Module Profiles ................................................................................................................................... 32

1.2 OPENVPX DOCUMENT STRUCTURE DESCRIPTION .................................................................................................... 32

1.3 TERMINOLOGY .................................................................................................................................................. 37

1.3.1 Specification Key Words ....................................................................................................................... 37

1.3.2 Glossary ............................................................................................................................................... 39

1.3.3 Profile Names – Use and Construction ................................................................................................. 46

1.3.4 Backplane Profile Topologies ............................................................................................................... 50

1.4 ADDING NEW PROFILES TO THIS STANDARD ........................................................................................................... 51

1.5 REFERENCES ..................................................................................................................................................... 52

1.5.1 VITA Standards..................................................................................................................................... 52

1.5.2 Other Standards ................................................................................................................................... 53

1.6 ORDER OF PRECEDENCE ...................................................................................................................................... 53

2 OPENVPX COMPLIANCE ........................................................................................................................... 54

2.1 COMPLIANCE .................................................................................................................................................... 54

2.1.1 Statement of Compliance ..................................................................................................................... 54

2.1.2 Verification Method Notation .............................................................................................................. 55

2.1.3 Compatibility ........................................................................................................................................ 55

2.2 METHODS ........................................................................................................................................................ 55

2.2.1 Inspection ............................................................................................................................................. 56

2.2.2 Demonstration ..................................................................................................................................... 56

2.2.3 Analysis ................................................................................................................................................ 56

2.2.4 Test ...................................................................................................................................................... 57

3 UTILITY PLANE ......................................................................................................................................... 58

3.1 MAXIMUM NUMBER OF SLOTS ............................................................................................................................ 58

3.2 POWER DISTRIBUTION ........................................................................................................................................ 58

3.2.1 Power Distribution Profiles for 5V and 12V primary power input modules ......................................... 58

3.2.2 Source of VBAT ..................................................................................................................................... 59

3.2.3 Safety Ground ...................................................................................................................................... 59

3.2.4 Inrush (Surge) Current .......................................................................................................................... 59

3.3 ELECTRICAL STANDARDS FOR DRIVERS AND RECEIVERS .............................................................................................. 59

3.3.1 Low Current Open-Drain Electrical Characteristics .............................................................................. 60

3.3.2 Lower Current Open-Drain Electrical Characteristics ........................................................................... 61

3.3.3 High Current Open-Drain Electrical Characteristics ............................................................................. 62

3.4 SYSTEM CONTROL SIGNALS ................................................................................................................................. 63

3.4.1 System Controller (SYS_CON) ............................................................................................................... 63

3.4.2 System Reset (SYSRESET*) ................................................................................................................... 64

3.4.3 Module Maskable Reset (MaskableReset*) ......................................................................................... 65

3.4.4 Non-Volatile Memory Read Only (NVMRO) ......................................................................................... 66

3.4.5 System Management Buses (SM[3..0]) ................................................................................................ 67

3.4.6 Geographic Address Field..................................................................................................................... 68

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3.4.7 JTAG Port ............................................................................................................................................. 68

3.4.8 User I/O ................................................................................................................................................ 68

3.5 SYSTEM REFERENCE CLOCKS ................................................................................................................................ 68

3.5.1 REF_CLK+/- Reference Clock ................................................................................................................ 69

3.5.2 AUX_CLK+/- Reference Clock ............................................................................................................... 69

3.5.3 P1-REF_CLK-SE ..................................................................................................................................... 71

3.6 BUSSED GPIO (GDISCRETE1) .............................................................................................................................. 71

3.7 OPENVPX VITA 46.0 CONNECTOR P0/J0 AND P1/J1 CONNECTOR PIN ASSIGNMENTS ................................................. 72

4 MECHANICAL – GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................................... 76

4.1 SLOT PITCH ...................................................................................................................................................... 76

4.2 CONNECTOR FAMILY .......................................................................................................................................... 77

4.3 KEYING ............................................................................................................................................................ 77

4.4 RTM CONNECTORS ........................................................................................................................................... 78

5 PROTOCOL SPECIFIC ................................................................................................................................ 79

5.1 ETHERNET ........................................................................................................................................................ 79

5.1.1 1000BASE-BX ....................................................................................................................................... 79

5.1.2 1000BASE-KX ........................................................................................................................................ 79

5.1.3 1000BASE-T .......................................................................................................................................... 79

5.1.4 10GBASE-BX4 ....................................................................................................................................... 80

5.1.5 10GBASE-KX4 ....................................................................................................................................... 80

5.1.6 10GBASE-T ........................................................................................................................................... 80

5.2 SERIAL RAPIDIO

(SRIO) .................................................................................................................................... 80

5.3 PCI-EXPRESS

(PCIE

) ..................................................................................................................................... 80

6 COMMON TO 6U AND 3U — SLOT PROFILES ............................................................................................ 84

6.1 ORDER OF PRECEDENCE ...................................................................................................................................... 84

6.2 COMMON REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL SLOT PROFILES ................................................................................................. 84

6.2.1 Reserved pins ....................................................................................................................................... 84

6.2.2 Which lanes, ports and pins are used (unused = reserved) .................................................................. 84

6.2.3 Plug-In Module Compatibility with Multiple Slot Profiles .................................................................... 85

6.2.4 Assigning Lanes Into Ports ................................................................................................................... 85

6.3 COMMON REQUIREMENTS FOR SLOT PROFILES USING VITA 46.0 CONNECTORS. .......................................................... 90

6.3.1 Pin Assignment Tables for Differential Connectors .............................................................................. 90

6.3.2 Pin Assignment Tables for Single-Ended Connectors ........................................................................... 94

6.3.3 User Defined ........................................................................................................................................ 94

7 COMMON TO 6U AND 3U — BACKPLANE PROFILES ................................................................................ 100

7.1 ORDER OF PRECEDENCE .................................................................................................................................... 100

7.2 INTERCONNECTING SLOTS WITH PIPES ................................................................................................................. 100

7.2.1 Slot Profiles Labeled as Lanes ............................................................................................................ 101

7.2.2 Slot Profiles Labeled as Thin Pipe Pairs A thru D ................................................................................ 101

7.3 PORT JUMBLING .............................................................................................................................................. 102

7.4 BACKPLANE CHANNEL GBAUD RATE .................................................................................................................... 102

7.5 SYSTEM MANAGEMENT .................................................................................................................................... 102

8 COMMON TO 6U AND 3U — MODULE PROFILES ..................................................................................... 103

8.1 ORDER OF PRECEDENCE .................................................................................................................................... 103

8.2 6U AND 3U MODULE COOLING TYPES ................................................................................................................ 103

8.2.1 6U and 3U VITA 48.1 Air-Cooled Modules ......................................................................................... 103

8.2.2 6U and 3U VITA 48.2 Conduction-Cooled Modules ............................................................................ 105

8.3 USER DEFINED PINS ......................................................................................................................................... 106

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8.4 UNUSED PORTS AND LANES ............................................................................................................................... 106

8.5 PLUG-IN MODULE COMPLIANCE WITH MULTIPLE MODULE PROFILES ........................................................................ 106

9 COMMON TO 6U AND 3U — STANDARD DEVELOPMENT CHASSIS PROFILES ........................................... 107

9.1 ORDER OF PRECEDENCE .................................................................................................................................... 107

9.2 6U AND 3U VITA 48.1 AIR-COOLED STANDARD DEVELOPMENT CHASSIS ................................................................. 107

9.3 6U AND 3U VITA 48.2 CONDUCTION-COOLED CHASSIS ........................................................................................ 108

10 6U SLOT PROFILES .................................................................................................................................. 110

10.1 6U SLOT PROFILES COMMON SECTION ................................................................................................................ 110

10.2 6U PAYLOAD SLOT PROFILES USING VITA 46.0 CONNECTORS ................................................................................ 110

10.2.1 Payload Slot Profile SLT6-PAY-4F1Q2U2T-10.2.1 ............................................................................... 111

10.2.2 Payload Slot Profile SLT6-PAY-4F2T-10.2.2 ........................................................................................ 116

10.2.3 Payload Slot Profile SLT6-PAY-8F-10.2.3 ............................................................................................ 120

10.2.4 Payload Slot Profile SLT6-PAY-4F16U-10.2.4 ..................................................................................... 125

10.3 6U PERIPHERAL SLOT PROFILES USING VITA 46.0 CONNECTORS ............................................................................. 129

10.3.1 Peripheral Slot Profile SLT6-PER-4F-10.3.1 ........................................................................................ 130

10.3.2 Peripheral Slot Profile SLT6-PER-2F-10.3.2 ........................................................................................ 134

10.3.3 Peripheral Slot Profile SLT6-PER-4U-10.3.3 ........................................................................................ 138

10.3.4 Peripheral Slot Profile SLT6-PER-1F-10.3.4 ........................................................................................ 142

10.4 6U SWITCH SLOT PROFILES USING VITA 46.0 CONNECTORS .................................................................................. 146

10.4.1 Switch Slot Profile SLT6-SWH-20U19F-10.4.1 .................................................................................... 147

10.4.2 Switch Slot Profile SLT6-SWH-16U20F-10.4.2 .................................................................................... 153

10.4.3 Switch Slot Profile SLT6-SWH-24F-10.4.3 ........................................................................................... 159

10.4.4 Switch Slot Profile SLT6-SWH-4F24T-10.4.4 ....................................................................................... 164

10.5 6U MISCELLANEOUS SLOT PROFILES USING VITA 46.0 CONNECTORS ...................................................................... 168

10.5.1 VME Bridge Slot Profile SLT6-BRG-4F1V2T-10.5.1 ............................................................................. 169

10.5.2 VME Bridge Slot Profile SLT6-BRG-4F1V-10.5.2 ................................................................................. 174

11 6U BACKPLANE PROFILES ....................................................................................................................... 179

11.1 6U BACKPLANE PROFILES COMMON SECTION ....................................................................................................... 179

11.2 6U BACKPLANE PROFILES USING VITA 46.0 CONNECTORS ..................................................................................... 179

11.2.1 Common Section for 6U Backplanes Using VITA 46.0 Connectors ..................................................... 182

11.2.2 16-Slot — BKP6-CEN16-11.2.2-n (14 Payload + 2 Switch) ................................................................. 185

11.2.3 20-Slot — BKP6-CEN20-11.2.3-n (18 Payload + 2 Switch) ................................................................. 191

11.2.4 10-Slot — BKP6-CEN10-11.2.4-n (9 Payload + 1 Switch) ................................................................... 197

11.2.5 5-Slot — BKP6-CEN05-11.2.5-n (4 Payload + 1 Switch) ..................................................................... 203

11.2.6 10-Slot — BKP6-CEN10-11.2.6-n (8 Payload + 2 Switch) ................................................................... 210

11.2.7 10-Slot — BKP6-CEN10-11.2.7-n (8 Payload + 2 Switch) ................................................................... 216

11.2.8 6-Slot — BKP6-CEN06-11.2.8-n (5 Payload + 1 Switch) ..................................................................... 220

11.2.9 12-Slot — BKP6-CEN12-11.2.9-n (10 Payload + 2 Switch) ................................................................. 224

11.2.10 6-Slot — BKP6-DIS06-11.2.10-n (5 Payload + 1 Switch) ..................................................................... 228

11.2.11 17-Slot — BKP6-HYB17-11.2.11-n (12 Payload + 3 VME + 2 Switch) ............................................... 232

11.2.12 8-Slot — BKP6-HYB08-11.2.12-n (1 Payload + 3 Peripheral + 1 VME Bridge + 3 VME) ..................... 237

11.2.13 9-Slot — BKP6-CEN09-11.2.13-n (1 Payload + 8 Peripheral) ............................................................. 241

11.2.14 6-Slot — BKP6-CEN06-11.2.14-n (1 Payload + 5 Peripheral) ............................................................. 244

11.2.15 6-Slot — BKP6-DIS06-11.2.15-n (5 Payload + 1 Switch) ..................................................................... 248

11.2.16 5-Slot — BKP6-DIS05-11.2.16-n (5 Payload) ...................................................................................... 252

12 6U MODULE PROFILES ............................................................................................................................ 255