Comprehensive Testing Overview of New Magic Bus with TTL Arbitration and Interface Boards
This report highlights extensive testing of the new Magic Bus integrated with various interface boards, focusing on TTL arbitration functionality across multiple setups. Key tests show promising results, including no errors during operations with beam and 100M L1A performance. However, issues remain with Alpha firmware leading to incorrect data transmission and Svtlist conflicts. Continued efforts are needed for firmware enhancements and problem resolution. The findings aim to optimize Magic Bus performance and reliability across different configurations and conditions.
Comprehensive Testing Overview of New Magic Bus with TTL Arbitration and Interface Boards
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Magic Bus Tests • Tested New Mbus with Pecl • Tested TTL arbitration – single board • TTL Arbitration – Tested with 2 Tracklist boards • TTL Arbitration – Multiple Interface boards tested • TTL arbitration seems to work very well • Problems with Alpha – data sent to wrong address, sync errors • Problems improved to 1 error in 30M L1A with different firmware • Needs additional work to fully understand the problem • Problems with Svtlist – holds boss and doesn’t send data • Test of Reces with new MagicBus • Problems in standalone test – data in Reces gets cleared (spare boards or bus?) • New Alpha firmware needed to readout Reces during data loading • D0 found problem in their tests and are improving firmware • Test of All interface boards (plus Reces) – no delay, no beam, 100M L1A, 0 Errors • Test of New Magic Bus in top crate with Pecl – run with beam for 1 week • Test of All boards with TTL arbitration – with beam. No errors => Default Running • Put in small delays (<1us) between boards.