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1 Agilent, Inc. DisplayPort Standard Draft2 January 14, 2013 Agilent MOI for DisplayPort PHY CTS 1.2b Source Testing Using DSA90000A/90000X/90000Q Series Oscilloscopes with U7232B DisplayPort Compliance Test Software This document is provided "AS IS" and without any warranty of any kind, including, without limitation, any expressed or implied warranty of non-infringement, merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. In no event shall VESA or any member of VESA be liable for any direct, indirect, special, exemplary, punitive, or consequential damages, including, without limitation, lost profits, even if advised of the possibility of such damages. This material is provided for reference only. VESA does not endorse any vendor s equipment, including equipment outlined in this document. DisplayPort Test Implementation Group 1 Agilent 90000A/X/Q Series Source MOI Draft2

2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Agilent, Inc. MODIFICATION RECORD 3 REFERENCES 5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5 List of Figures 6 Source PHY Tests (CTS1.2b Section 3) 7 1. Introduction 7 2. Test Pre- test Procedures 7 3. PHY CTS 1.2b Source Testing Overview EYE Diagram Testing Non Pre- Emphasis Level Verification Testing Pre- Emphasis Level Verification and Maximum Differential Pk- Pk Output Voltage Inter- Pair Skew Test Non ISI Jitter Total Jitter (TJ) and Random Jitter (RJ/DJ) Main Link Frequency Spread Spectrum Modulation Frequency (if DUT supports SSC) Spread Spectrum Modulation Deviation (if DUT supports SSC) Dual- mode TMDS Clock (if DUT supports Dual- mode) Dual- mode EYE Diagram (if DUT supports Dual- mode) 7 4. Test Objective 8 5. Test Conditions 8 6. Required Equipment for PHY CTS 1.2b Source Testing DSA90000A/90000X Series Oscilloscope (8GHz or above) U7232B DP Automation SW Agilent Differential Probing System If using a 90000X or 90000Q Series Oscilloscope If using a 90000A Series Oscilloscope VESA Approved Test Fixtures Unigraf DPR- 100 or W2642A (QuantumData 882 with AUX Controller SW) DP Source Test Setup Connecting to the DUT for testing (Referring to Figure 8) Running the DisplayPort Compliance Tests RBR/HBR/HBR2 Measurements RBR/HBR/HBR2 Measurements if the DUT supports Automation RBR/HBR/HBR2 Measurements without Automation Running Compliance Testing with automation and a switch matrix Viewing, Saving and Reporting RBR/HBR/HBR2 Compliance Test Results Viewing RBR/HBR/HBR2 Compliance Test Results Saving RBR/HBR/HBR2 Compliance Test Project and Report Dual Mode Measurements (if the DUT supports Dual- Mode) Connecting to the DUT for testing (Referring to Figure 8) Dual Mode (D++) Test Procedure Saving Dual Mode Test Results. 32 Appendix A Comments for future versions of the MOI 33 DisplayPort Test Implementation Group 2 Agilent 90000A/X/Q Series Source MOI Draft2

3 MODIFICATION RECORD June 30, 2012 Version 0.81 Initial Draft Submitted to VESA Test Implementation Group Oct 22, 2012 Version 0.90 Updated with Dual Mode and changes due to PHY DP 1.2b CTS release. Jan 12, 2013 Draft2 Changed name to Draft2, TM on first instance of VESA and DisplayPort DisplayPort Test Implementation Group 3 Agilent 90000A/X/Q Series Source MOI Draft2

4 INTRODUCTION This Method of Implementation describes the procedures to perform the DP Source tests as required by the VESA DisplayPort Logo Compliance Program using the DSA90000A or DSA90000X/DSA90000Q Series Oscilloscopes by Agilent in conformance with the DP1.2b PHY Compliance Test Specification (CTS). Source tests are required to qualify a Source product or silicon building block for Logo certification and listing on the DP Integrators List. Formally, each test description in the CTS contains the following sections: Test Objective Interoperability statement Test conditions Measurement requirements and Pass/fail criteria This MOI reduces the CTS test description to practice using the specified test equipment and procedures. DisplayPort Test Implementation Group 4 Agilent 90000A/X/Q Series Source MOI Draft2

5 REFERENCES The following documents are referenced in this text: DP PHY CTS1.2b, October, 2012 The most current version of above document is available to VESA members at the following website: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The people have contributed to the creation and maintenance of this document: Mike Engbretson (Author/Editor) Granite River Labs (GRL), Inc. Brian Fetz Agilent, Inc. Please send feedback on this document to and DisplayPort Test Implementation Group 5 Agilent 90000A/X/Q Series Source MOI Draft2

6 List of Figures Figure 1: DSA90000A/90000X Series Oscilloscope... 9 Figure 2: U7232B DisplayPort Software Figure 3: DSA90000X Differential SMA Adaptors Figure 4: InfiniiMax 1169A Amplifier with N5380A Differential SMA Probe head Figure 5: Wilder DP Plug Adaptors Figure 6: LUXSHARE-ICT DP Plug Adaptors Figure 7: AUX Channel Controller Examples Figure 8: DUT Connection Example for DP Testing Figure 9: Probe Setup Dialog Panel Figure 10: Setup Probes Add User Defined Head Dialog Figure 11: Running the DP Compliance Application Figure 12: DisplayPort Application Splash Screen Figure 13: Setup Tab in DP Application Figure 14: Start Project Dialog Box Figure 15: DUT Definition Dialog Box Figure 16: Test Connection Setup Figure 17: Fixture Selection Figure 18: Probe De-Embed Selection Figure 19: Channel Assignment Figure 20: Automation Enabled Figure 21: Automation IP Address Figure 22: Automation Script Navigation Figure 23: Automation Script Selection Figure 24: Confirm Automation Script Operation Figure 25: Measurement Selection Menu Figure 26: DUT Connection Diagram Figure 27: Completed Instructions Check Box Figure 28: Enable Automation Unchecked for Manual DUT Control Figure 29: DisplayPort DUT Settings Dialog Figure 30: Save Project as Dialog Figure 31: Wilder AUX Control Board used for Dual Mode Testing Figure 32: Dual Mode Tests Selection Figure 33: Select 1.2b under Test Specification Figure 34: Select Dual Mode Tests under Test Selection Figure 35: Dual Mode Differential Connection Setup Figure 36: Dual Mode Differential Channel Selection Figure 37: Dual Mode Test Tab Figure 38: Dual Mode Connect Tab Figure 39: Completed Instructions Check Box Figure 40: Dual Mode Scope Display during Automated Testing DisplayPort Test Implementation Group 6 Agilent 90000A/X/Q Series Source MOI Draft2

7 Source PHY Tests (CTS1.2b Section 3) 1. Introduction This MOI (Method of Implementation) provides the test procedures for testing DisplayPort Source to the DP 1.2b Compliance Test Specification (CTS). The purpose of the document is to provide the approved test equipment, test connections and setup, and procedures for the DP1.2 compliance program. Review and approval of compliance test procedures for DisplayPort is the responsibility of the VESA Test Implementation Subgroup. The test procedures in this document are only the Normative (or required) tests in the DP 1.2b CTS. For informational tests, refer to the test equipment vendor s documentation. 2. Test Pre- test Procedures Prior to making any measurements, the following steps must be taken to assure accurate measurements: Allow a minimum of 20 minutes warm-up time for oscilloscope. Run oscilloscope calibration routines. Agilent Infiniium oscilloscope calibrations are valid over a specific temperature range even after a power cycle so the oscilloscope does not have to be recalibrated before every test device or every day. If using probes, perform the probe calibration defined for the specific probes being used. Make sure you use a torque wrench to make all SMA connections. 3. PHY CTS 1.2b Source Testing Overview This section describes the procedure for testing the DisplayPort Source electrical parameters. This testing is required for all ports on a device under test. The DP electrical parameters are as specified by Section 3 of the PHY CTS 1.2b. The CTS is available to VESA members at Agilent offers probing and automation software used for testing DisplayPort, which is used for this procedure. This document covers the following PHY CTS 1.2b tests: 3.1. EYE Diagram Testing 3.2. Non Pre- Emphasis Level Verification Testing 3.3. Pre- Emphasis Level Verification and Maximum Differential Pk- Pk Output Voltage 3.4. Inter- Pair Skew Test Non ISI Jitter Total Jitter (TJ) and Random Jitter (RJ/DJ) Main Link Frequency Spread Spectrum Modulation Frequency (if DUT supports SSC) Spread Spectrum Modulation Deviation (if DUT supports SSC) Dual- mode TMDS Clock (if DUT supports Dual- mode) Dual- mode EYE Diagram (if DUT supports Dual- mode) DisplayPort Test Implementation Group 7 Agilent 90000A/X/Q Series Source MOI Draft2

8 4. Test Objective Refer to the DisplayPort PHY CTS 1.2b for detailed test objectives for each test. Each section of the CTS links back to the DisplayPort 1.2a Standard. 5. Test Conditions The PHY CTS describes in detail the test requirements and algorithms required for meeting the specification. The following table summarizes the test conditions for the tests in the PHY CTS. Test ID RBR (1.62Gb/s) HBR (2.7Gb/s) HBR2 (5.4Gb/s) 3.1 Eye Diagram Test Test Point TP2 TP2 TP3_Eq Pattern PRBS-7 PRBS Bit HBR2 Compliance Eye Pattern Swing/Pre-Emphasis /PostCursor2 2/0/0 2/0/0 Provided by DUT Owner for Passing Condition SW Channel NA NA 0 Length & Worst Case SSC On and Off if DUT Supports On and Off if DUT Supports On and Off if DUT Supports 3.2 Non-Pre-Emphasis Level Test Point TP2 TP2 TP2 Pattern PRBS-7 PRBS-7 80 Bit PLTPAT Swing/Pre-Emphasis /PostCursor2 All/0/0 All/0/0 All/0/0 SSC Both On/Off if DUT Supports Both On/Off if DUT Supports Both On/Off if DUT Supports Pre-Emphasis Level Maximum Differential Pk-Pk Output Voltage Test Point TP2 TP2 TP2 Pattern PRBS-7 PRBS-7 80 Bit PLTPAT Swing/Pre-Emphasis /PostCursor2 All/All/0 All/All/0 All/All/0 SSC On and Off if DUT Supports On and Off if DUT Supports On and Off if DUT Supports 3.4 Inter-pair Skew Bit Rate Highest Bit Rate Supported Test Point TP2 Pattern PRBS-7 or DUT dependent custom pattern Swing/Pre-Emphasis /PostCursor2 2/0/0 SSC On and Off if DUT Supports On and Off if DUT Supports On and Off if DUT Supports 3.11 Non-ISI Jitter Test Point TP2 TP2 NA Pattern PRBS-7 PRBS-7 NA Swing/Pre-Emphasis /PostCursor2 All/0/0 All/0/0 NA SSC On and Off if DUT Supports On and Off if DUT Supports NA Total (TJ) and Deterministic (DJ) Jitter Test Point TP2 TP2 TP3_Eq Pattern PRBS-7 PRBS Bit HBR2 Compliance Eye Pattern Swing/Pre-Emphasis /PostCursor2 2/0/0 2/0/0 Provided by DUT Owner for Passing Condition SW Channel NA NA 0 Length & Worst Case SSC On and Off if DUT Supports On and Off if DUT Supports On and Off if DUT Supports HBR2 D10.2 TJ/RJ/DJ Test Point NA NA TP3_Eq Pattern NA NA D10.2 Swing/Pre-Emphasis /PostCursor2 NA NA Same Setting as Passing Eye/Jitter SW Channel NA NA 0 Length & Worst Case SSC NA NA On and Off if DUT Supports 3.14 Main Link Frequency Test Point TP2 TP2 TP2 Pattern D10.2 D10.2 D10.2 DisplayPort Test Implementation Group 8 Agilent 90000A/X/Q Series Source MOI Draft2

9 Swing/Pre-Emphasis /PostCursor2 2/0/0 2/0/0 2/0/0 SSC On and Off if DUT Supports On and Off if DUT Supports On and Off if DUT Supports 3.15 SSC Modulation Frequency NA if SSC not supported NA if SSC not supported NA if SSC not supported 3.16 SSC Modulation Deviation Test Point TP2 TP2 TP3_Eq Pattern D10.2 D10.2 D10.2 Swing/Pre-Emphasis /PostCursor2 2/0/0 2/0/0 2/0/0 SSC On On On 3.18 Dual Mode TMDS Clock 3.19 Dual Mode Eye Diagram Test Point TP2 Pattern TMDS (Random Output) TMDS Clock Rate MHz Table 1 1.2b PHY CTS Source Test Conditions 6. Required Equipment for PHY CTS 1.2b Source Testing The following equipment is required for DisplayPort Source Testing: 1 ea. Agilent 90000X or 90000A Series Oscilloscope (13GHz and above) with the following software: o U7232B DisplayPort Compliance Test Software (Ver. 3.2 or later) 4 ea. Agilent differential SMA probing system (See Section 6.3) o Alternatively, lanes can be tested one or two at a time using direct SMA input to the Oscilloscope or automated with an RF Switch matrix. 1 ea. Wilder, Luxshare-ICT, or equivalent VESA approved DP Test Adapter. o Note: If the DUT supports Dual Mode, then a 6-pin Low Speed Connector is required on the fixture. For Example: Wilder DPI-TPA Adapter. This will be used for Dual Mode testing later in this MOI. 1 ea. DP AUX Adapter Board (Wilder for example) with: o 2 ea. SMA Cables to connect AUX from Test Adapter to AUX Adapter board. o 1 ea. USB Cable 1 ea. Unigraf DPR-100 or W2642A (Quantum Data 882 Controller with Agilent AUX Channel control FPGA) - If the Source DUT supports automated testing using DPCD-based control. o 1 ea. DP Cable to connect to the controller. o 1 ea. USB (Unigraf) Cable or LAN cable (W2642A) 6.1. DSA90000A/90000X Series Oscilloscope (8GHz or above) Figure 1: DSA90000A/90000X Series Oscilloscope DisplayPort Test Implementation Group 9 Agilent 90000A/X/Q Series Source MOI Draft2

10 6.2. U7232B DP Automation SW The U7232B DisplayPort SW automates all the measurements in the PHY CTS. In two port TBT devices, Reduced Bit Rate (RBR 1.62Gb/s), High Bit Rate (HBR 2.7Gb/s), and High Bit Rate 2 (HBR2 5.4Gb/s). Figure 2: U7232B DisplayPort Software 6.3. Agilent Differential Probing System The differential SMA probing solution required depends on the oscilloscope being used for the testing, below is a table of the probing system options for 90000X and Series oscilloscopes If using a 90000X or 90000Q Series Oscilloscope If using a 90000X or 90000Q Series oscilloscopes, 4 ea. of the following probing system can be used: N280xA - InfiniiMax III Probe Amplifier N5444A - SMA Probe Head DisplayPort Test Implementation Group 10 Agilent 90000A/X/Q Series Source MOI Draft2

11 Alternatively, the Legacy InfiniiMax II Probing system can be used with 4 ea. of the following adapter. N5442APrecision BNC Adapter Figure 3: DSA90000X Differential SMA Adaptors If using a 90000A Series Oscilloscope If using a 90000A Series oscilloscope, 4 ea. of the following probing system can be used: N1169A InfiniiMax II Probe Amplifier N5380A - Differential SMA Probe Head Adapter Figure 4: InfiniiMax 1169A Amplifier with N5380A Differential SMA Probe head 6.4. VESA Approved Test Fixtures The following diagram shows approved test fixtures for DP Source testing as of the writing of this document. Refer to the following website for a full list of approved fixtures: Approved Mini-DP Fixtures: Wilder: mdp-tpa-p or RevA DPI-TPA-P with DPI-TPA-A Aux Control Board LUXSHARE-ICT: TFD-3P38 Approved Standard DP Fixtures: Wilder: DP-TPA-P or RevA mdpi-tpa-p with DPI-TPA-A Aux Control Board LUXSHARE-ICT: TFP-13P38 DisplayPort Test Implementation Group 11 Agilent 90000A/X/Q Series Source MOI Draft2

12 Figure 5: Wilder DP Plug Adapters with 6-pin Low Speed Connectors Figure 6: LUXSHARE-ICT DP Plug Adaptors 6.5. Unigraf DPR- 100 or W2642A (QuantumData 882 with AUX Controller SW) or Figure 7: AUX Channel Controller Examples DisplayPort Test Implementation Group 12 Agilent 90000A/X/Q Series Source MOI Draft2

13 7. DP Source Test Setup The following diagram shows the connections for mdp DUT, Fixture, Oscilloscope, and AUXChannel controller for automated testing for simultaneous connection of four channels. Connection for standard DP testing will follow the same connection diagram only with the appropriate adapter. Figure 8: DUT Connection Example for DP Testing 8. Connecting to the DUT for testing (Referring to Figure 8) 1. Plug HPD Connection from DP Test Adapter (Wilder as an example) into the AUX Adapter board. 2. Connect SMA Cables from the AUX connections on the Test Adaptor to the AUX connections on the AUX Adapter board. 3. Attach USB Cables from the AUX adaptor board to the DP AUX Controller. 4. Connect the AUX Adapter board to the DP AUX Controller using a standard DP Cable. 5. Connect the differential SMA pairs on the DP test adapter to the Differential Probe Heads using SMA cables as in the following table: DisplayPort Test Implementation Group 13 Agilent 90000A/X/Q Series Source MOI Draft2

14 Oscilloscope Connection Oscilloscope Probe SMA Connection Wilder Adapter Cable/Connection Pairs Channel 1 Channel 1 + T0_P/R3_N Positive White Channel 1 - T0_N/R3_P Negative White Channel 2 Channel 2 + T1_P/R2_N Positive Red Channel 2 - T1_N/R2_P Negative Red Channel 3 Channel 3 + T2_P/R1_N Positive Yellow Channel 3 - T2_N/R1_P Negative Yellow Channel 4 Channel 4 + T3_P/R0_N Positive Blue Channel 4 - T3_N/R0_P Negative Blue 6. On the oscilloscope, select the Setup > Probe menu. Figure 9: Probe Setup Dialog Panel 7. For each channel, verify that the channel is reported as connected to the proper probe amplifier (1168A in this example). If this is not the case, then check the physical connection of the probe to the appropriate oscilloscope channel. 8. In the Probe Head pull-down, verify that the proper probe head (N5380 in this example) is selected. If not, then click on Add Head The Add/Edit User Defined Head panel appears. In the pull-down menu, select the proper probe head that is attached to the differential amplifier. In this example it would be N5380A:Df SMA. DisplayPort Test Implementation Group 14 Agilent 90000A/X/Q Series Source MOI Draft2

15 9. Ensure the DUT is powered. Figure 10: Setup Probes Add User Defined Head Dialog 9. Running the DisplayPort Compliance Tests The following is the recommended test flow for a 4 lane Source that supports all Swing and Pre- Emphasis Levels. The testing is broken up into the following two sub-sections. 1. RBR/HBR/HBR2 Measurements this section takes advantage of the DPCD Control over the AUX channel to capture all waveforms and performs all the required tests for RBR and HBR. It also describes the test procedure if the DUT does not support automation. 2. Dual Mode Measurements this section describes how to put the DUT in a TMDS signaling mode at the proper resolution in order to make the Dual Mode (DP++) compliance measurements RBR/HBR/HBR2 Measurements This section takes advantage of the DPCD Control over the AUX channel to capture all waveforms and performs all the required tests for RBR and HBR. It is highly desirable to perform these tests with automation due to the number of test conditions that need to be performed. Full automation reduces an engineer s time to execute and removes human error from the DUT setup during testing. However, not all sources support full automation. Thus, both automated and non-automated procedures are outlined below RBR/HBR/HBR2 Measurements if the DUT supports Automation If using full automation, execute the RBR/HBR tests as follows: DisplayPort Test Implementation Group 15 Agilent 90000A/X/Q Series Source MOI Draft2

16 1. Start U7232B DisplayPort Test App in Infiniium GUI Figure 11: Running the DP Compliance Application While the program loads, a splash screen similar to the following is displayed. Figure 12: DisplayPort Application Splash Screen When the application has completed loading the following display will appear. 2. Select Test Specification > 1.2b under the Setup Tab in DisplayPort Application GUI DisplayPort Test Implementation Group 16 Agilent 90000A/X/Q Series Source MOI Draft2

17 Figure 13: Setup Tab in DP Application 3. Confirm Test Selection is set to Physical Layer Tests and click Test Setup button to configure the App (refer to previous picture). A new window pops out 4. Start Project Menu: a. Enter descriptors as desired for this test (Device ID, Operator ID, Project ID b. Select Source for Device Type c. Select Differential Tests for Test Types d. Click Next Figure 14: Start Project Dialog Box DisplayPort Test Implementation Group 17 Agilent 90000A/X/Q Series Source MOI Draft2

18 5. DUT Definition Setup a. Enter the DUT Definition Settings (Always provided by the Vendor/Customer). b. For example, make the following selections by checking the box or clicking the radio button in the DUT Definition Setup dialog. See Figure 13. a. Lane Setting: 4 Lanes b. Bit Rate: 5.4 Gbps, 2.7 Gbps and 1.62 Gps c. Spread Spectrum Clocking: Both if supported d. Post Cursor2: Level 0 e. Level: Swing 0, Swing 1, Swing 2, Swing 3 f. Pre-emphasis: Pre-emphasis 0, Pre-emphasis 1, Pre-emphasis 2, Preemphasis 3 g. If bit rate includes 5.4Gbs another selection becomes available entitled HBR2 Preferred Level /Pre-Emphasis. This is a drop down selection that governs the condition of test for HBR2 tests. This setting should be provided by the Vendor/Customer. h. Click Next > when selections have been made. Figure 15: DUT Definition Dialog Box The Test Connection Setup dialog display similar to the one below will appear. 6. Test Connection Setup a. If using 4 Differential probes, Click Differential Probe in Connection Type and select 4 Channels in the No of Channels pull down menu, if not already selected. If testing single ended, click Single-Ended and select 2 channels for testing one lane at a time or 4 channels if testing two lanes at a time. DisplayPort Test Implementation Group 18 Agilent 90000A/X/Q Series Source MOI Draft2

19 Figure 16: Test Connection Setup b. If using the Wilder test adaptor, select the Wilder Tech mdp-tpap/bit-mdp-ptf- 001 in the Fixture Type pull down menu, as shown below. Do not select Wilder Tech mdp-tpap/bit-mdp-ptf- 001 (With Calibration). Figure 17: Fixture Selection c. Click on De-Embed Fixture as in the following figure. DisplayPort Test Implementation Group 19 Agilent 90000A/X/Q Series Source MOI Draft2

20 Figure 18: Probe De-Embed Selection d. Click Next The Channel Assignment Setup dialog display similar to the one will appear. 7. Channel Assignment Setup a. This Diagram is more or less generic diagram to confirm your connection choices. The details will be presented on the Connect tab after you specify the Tests b. Confirm Channel assignment to each Probe and your setup c. Click Back if you need to make any changes d. Click Finish DisplayPort Test Implementation Group 20 Agilent 90000A/X/Q Series Source MOI Draft2

21 Figure 19: Channel Assignment 8. Setup the AUX Controller as follows: a. Select Agilent W2642A for DisplayPort Test Controller (Quantum Data 882 based solution) if using the W2642A Controller. Or select Unigraf if using the Unigraf DPR b. Check Enable Automation to enable it and wait until DisplayPort GUI is updated by creating another button above Browse Figure 20: Automation Enabled c. Click on Configure button and wait for a new pop-window to appear d. In First 1 st Pop-Window DisplayPort Test Implementation Group 21 Agilent 90000A/X/Q Series Source MOI Draft2

22 Figure 21: Automation IP Address i. Type the correct IP Address of W2642A AUX Channel Controller. If Unigraf device you will need to enter the license code and download USB driver ii. Don t touch the Port value. The application defaults it to assigned number iii. Click OK to continue iv. Click on Browse button and wait for pop-window to appear e. In 2 nd Pop-Window Figure 22: Automation Script Navigation i. The pop-window defaults to a proper sub-folder but if doesn t, click on Look in: and navigate to C:\Program Files\Agilent\Infiniium\Apps\DisplayPort Test\app\config\DPTCScripts\ DisplayPort Test Implementation Group 22 Agilent 90000A/X/Q Series Source MOI Draft2

23 ii. Select the relevant Script method within the directory 1. Script_method_1.aux: Intel, AMD, ST Genesis (with latest automation firmware) 2. Script_method_1N.aux: nvidia 3. Script_method_2.aux: Analogix 4. Script_method_1_v1.2.aux: AMD with DP1.2 driver Figure 23: Automation Script Selection v. Click Open and wait until script is loaded iii. Plug the DisplayPort Plug Adapter into DP slot of the Device Under Test (DUT) iv. Click on Launch GUI to confirm Automation is working correctly v. Minimize DisplayPort Application. vi. May need to minimize the Scope Screen, Infiniium to be able to view a popwindow f. 3 rd Pop-Window Figure 24: Confirm Automation Script Operation DisplayPort Test Implementation Group 23 Agilent 90000A/X/Q Series Source MOI Draft2

24 vi. Under DUT Configuration select Lane No: = 4, Data Rate = 1.62GHz, Level = Swing 0, PreEmphasis = 0, SSC = Display, Pattern = D10.2, PostCurser2 = Level 0 and click Change Signal 1. Looking at the Scope Screen (Infiniium) confirm you see a clock pattern of frequency ~800MHz vii. Change Data Rate = 2.7Gb/s and click Change Signal 1. Looking at the Scope Screen (Infiniium) confirm you see a clock pattern of frequency ~1.35GHz viii. If no change is observed please try selecting different Method_Scripts and repeat the exercise ix. If none of the Method_Scripts are working the issue most likely with the Vendor s Driver not supporting Automation. In this case all testing must be performed manually or contacting the vendor is in order. 9. On the DisplayPort Application GUI select Configure a. Change default configuration settings per vendor s suggestions. Otherwise leave it unchanged 10. On the DisplayPort Application GUI select Select Tests tab a. Select either partial or all tests to be run Figure 25: Measurement Selection Menu 11. On the DisplayPort Application GUI select Connect tab a. Verify your setup connection DisplayPort Test Implementation Group 24 Agilent 90000A/X/Q Series Source MOI Draft2

25 Figure 26: DUT Connection Diagram b. Check I have completed these instructions box Figure 27: Completed Instructions Check Box c. Push Run Tests to execute the DP1.2a Compliance Test 12. From this point on, all the waveforms and measurements will be made automatically. 13. Status Monitoring and test completion: a. View progress at the top of the test automation window and along the side b. At the end of the selected tests the software will report Tests Complete, a pop-window will appear c. Click on the OK button 14. Skip to Section to save and report results RBR/HBR/HBR2 Measurements without Automation If using the AUX Controller with manual control or DUT vendor specific tool for controlling Data Rate, Swing, and Pre-Emphasis Levels, follow this procedure: 1. Follow all the steps in the previous section with the exception of Step 8. In the DisplayPort Automation Controller dialog, leave the Enable Automation box unchecked and proceed to Step 9. DisplayPort Test Implementation Group 25 Agilent 90000A/X/Q Series Source MOI Draft2

26 Figure 28: Enable Automation Unchecked for Manual DUT Control 2. When running without automation, the DisplayPort SW will prompt you with DisplayPort DUT Settings dialogs when a DUT change needs to occur. Figure 29: DisplayPort DUT Settings Dialog 3. Set DisplayPort DUT s Bit rate, Swing, Pre-emphasis, PostCursor2, Test Pattern, and SSC values as requested in the application. 4. After entering the proper setting on the DUT Control SW, Press OK on the application. 5. After the first set of waveforms are captured and analyzed on all channels, another DisplayPort DUT Settings dialog will appear asking you to setup the DUT for the next waveform. 6. Alternate between the DUT Control SW and the Agilent dialog until all requested waveforms are captured and analyzed. It will take approximately half a day to capture and analyze all waveforms needed for RBR/HBR/HBR2 Compliance. 7. Continue to Section to save and report results. DisplayPort Test Implementation Group 26 Agilent 90000A/X/Q Series Source MOI Draft2

27 Running Compliance Testing with automation and a switch matrix To be developed Viewing, Saving and Reporting RBR/HBR/HBR2 Compliance Test Results All collected results must be stored and archived for references and reporting results for the VESA Compliance program Viewing RBR/HBR/HBR2 Compliance Test Results 1. A text summary comes up on the Results tab 2. Click on the HTML Report tab to see the full report with screen shots Saving RBR/HBR/HBR2 Compliance Test Project and Report The Test Results are only saved when you do the following: 1. In the DP Application Software screen (not the general Infiniium scope screen) Figure 30: Save Project as Dialog 2. Select Save Project As and choose the directory on a popup-window. This will save the project which can later be reloaded into the application for further testing or re-testing of the DUT. 3. Provide a unique name for the project for ease of identifying it. Push OK to save. 4. To archive only the test results separately: c. Select File > Export Results > Multi File > HTML d. Choose the same directory path as for the project above. Choose the same file name to match Project name and add Project at the end to differentiate from one another. e. Everything you see in the HTML Report will be saved. In the specified directory will be an.html file and a sub-directory with all the images. If you want an.mht archive file open the.html file in Internet Explorer and save it in this format. f. In order to view the archived HTML file, goto the folder where it was saved and click on <file_name>.html DisplayPort Test Implementation Group 27 Agilent 90000A/X/Q Series Source MOI Draft2

28 9.2. Dual Mode Measurements (if the DUT supports Dual- Mode) This section describes the procedure for running Dual Mode Display Port (DP++) tests as called out in Sections 3.18 and 3.19 of the DP1.2b CTS. This procedure is implemented using the same setup as in Figure8 with a fixture that is configured for Dual Mode testing Connecting to the DUT for testing (Referring to Figure 8) In this example, the Wilder AUX adapter needs to be changed to the correct jumper settings for Dual Mode testing. The following figure shows the correct jumper settings. Wilder AUX Controller Board Dual Mode Test Jumper Location Figure 31: Wilder AUX Control Board used for Dual Mode Testing Dual Mode (D++) Test Procedure The following procedure is to be used for Dual Mode testing. 1. If not already running, start the U7232B DisplayPort Test App in the Infiniium GUI. DisplayPort Test Implementation Group 28 Agilent 90000A/X/Q Series Source MOI Draft2

29 Figure 32: Dual Mode Tests Selection Note: Confirm that the Dual Mode Tests appears as a selection under the U7232B Test Selection menu. If it is not listed, then contact your Agilent representative to obtain the latest version of the application. 2. Select 1.2b under Test Specification Figure 33: Select 1.2b under Test Specification 3. Select Yes in Delete Result Dialog making sure you ve saved existing results. 4. Select Dual Mode Tests Figure 34: Select Dual Mode Tests under Test Selection DisplayPort Test Implementation Group 29 Agilent 90000A/X/Q Series Source MOI Draft2

30 5. Select Test Setup 6. Select Differential 7. Select 4 Connections Figure 35: Dual Mode Differential Connection Setup 8. Select Next 9. Confirm Channel Configuration 10. Select Close Figure 36: Dual Mode Differential Channel Selection DisplayPort Test Implementation Group 30 Agilent 90000A/X/Q Series Source MOI Draft2

31 11. Select Close 12. Select the Select Tests Tab 13. Select all Dual Mode Source Tests 14. Select the Connect Tab Figure 37: Dual Mode Test Tab Figure 38: Dual Mode Connect Tab a. Check I have completed these instructions box DisplayPort Test Implementation Group 31 Agilent 90000A/X/Q Series Source MOI Draft2

32 Figure 39: Completed Instructions Check Box b. Push Run Tests to execute the DP1.2a Compliance Test 15. From this point on, all the waveforms and measurements will be made automatically. You will see the scope display update as the tests run. Figure 40: Dual Mode Scope Display during Automated Testing 16. Status Monitoring and test completion: a. View progress at the top of the test automation window and along the side b. At the end of the selected tests the software will report Tests Complete, a popwindow will appear c. Click on the OK button Saving Dual Mode Test Results. Refer to Section on details of saving the project and report results. DisplayPort Test Implementation Group 32 Agilent 90000A/X/Q Series Source MOI Draft2

33 Appendix A Comments for future versions of the MOI Update Dual Mode test procedure with DUT Setup instructions. DisplayPort Test Implementation Group 33 Agilent 90000A/X/Q Series Source MOI Draft2