4.1 USB2ANY GUI Installation
Follow the steps below to install the USB2ANY software and confirm the GUI to ONET1130EC-EVM communication.
- Install the USB2ANY GUI onto the computer and follow the instructions to install this software.
- Check the USB2ANY packaging for the box and cables necessary to set up the ONET1130EC-EVM. Figure 5 shows the required USB2ANY hardware.
- Connect the USB2ANY 10-pin cable to the USB2ANY box as shown in Figure 6. Connect the other side of the 10-pin cable need to J28 on the ONET1130EC-EVM. Note that this cable is locked.
- Start the USB2ANY GUI and make sure the GUI authenticates the USB2ANY box. The GUI should show the serial number and firmware revision as shown in Figure 7.
- Click on the USB2ANY tab and change the slave address to 0x08 and turn on 3.3-V supply as shown in Figure 8.
- Make sure the internal address is set to 00 and click the "Read" button. If the read data is "41," the GUI and ONET1130EC-EVM have reliable communication. See Figure 9
Follow these steps to gather ONET1130EC-EVM measurements:
- Solder the ROSA and TOSA onto the EVM.
- Connect a differential data input signal source to the SMA connectors TXINP/TXINN through 50-Ω matched impedance cables. Set the data rate between 9.8 Gbps and 11.7 Gbps. Set the amplitude between 100mVp-p differential and 1000mVp-p differential.
- Connect the output SMA connectors RXOUP/RXOUTN through 50-Ω matched impedance cables to a digital communications analyzer (DCA).
- Connect the USB dongle to the EVM and attach the interface cable from the USB port of the computer to the mini-B USB port of the dongle.
- Apply a +2.5-V supply to the +2.5-V banana jack and connect the supply ground to the GND banana jack.
- Apply a negative bias voltage in the range of –0.4 V to –1.5 V for the EML to JMP28. The required voltage is TOSA-dependent.
- Connect the TOSA thermistor at JMP24 to the TEC controller.
- Connect the TEC+ and TEC– at JMP27 to the TEC controller.
- Connect the TOSA to the optical input of a DCA through a single-mode fiber patch cord.
- Connect an optical input source to the ROSA through a single-mode fiber patch cord.
Figure 10 shows a typical setup.