2 Replies Latest reply on Jun 19, 2013 12:37 AM by userc_39074

    Zero-length data transfer completed

    userc_43412
    userc_43412 Aug 18, 2017 2:17 PM
              when i receive data from GPIF , the data is right ,but in the end i receive"Zero-length data transfer completed".so i very puzzled that if in the firmware has the default function to inform the pc to know the data is transfer completed? thanks!   
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        • 1. Re: Zero-length data transfer completed
          userc_39074
          userc_39074 Jun 18, 2013 5:00 AM (in response to userc_43412)

          Hi,

             

          I am assuming that you are using the project files which are attached to AN65974.

             

          I am assuming that you connected a FPGA to GPIF II of FX3.

             

          Zero length packet will be asserted in following cases:

             

          ·         If FPGA does not have any data and if it want to send that to PC then it will assert PKTEND# signal without writing any data. Then that will generate a Zero length packet.

             

          ·         If you are receiving the Zero length packet where you are not supposed to, that might be due to the action that you are doing in the GPIF II state machine. You should be doing IN_DATA action along with the COMMIT action. If you are just using the COMMIT action then it will generate an additional Zero length packet.

             

          Thanks,

             

          Sai Krishna.

          • 2. Re: Zero-length data transfer completed
            userc_43412
            userc_43412 Jun 18, 2013 8:43 PM (in response to userc_43412)

            if  you mean that when i use the commit action , the  zore-length data must be produced ? 

            • 3. Re: Zero-length data transfer completed
              userc_39074
              userc_39074 Jun 19, 2013 12:37 AM (in response to userc_43412)

              Hi,

                 

              I would like to know whether you are getting the Zero Length packet where you are not supposed to.

                 

              If yes, please attach your GPIF II project here.

                 

              I will take a look at it and suggest you how to avoid that.

                 

               

                 

              Thanks,

                 

              Sai Krishna.