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+ | ===== ARM Calibrations | ||
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+ | Sometimes a certain calibration is not required during power-up, or some other external condition must be met. The attributes detailed below allow the user to reschedule a calibration. | ||
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+ | Writing 0, N or 1, Y to the below attributes either disables or enables the corresponding init calibration. They are not run immediately, | ||
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+ | * calibrate_rx_qec_en | ||
+ | * calibrate_tx_lol_en | ||
+ | * calibrate_tx_lol_ext_en | ||
+ | * calibrate_tx_qec_en | ||
+ | * calibrate | ||
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+ | <WRAP box bggreen>< | ||
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+ | 0 | ||
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+ | 1 | ||
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