Transcript How to Program with JTAG - University of Massachusetts Amherst

How to Program with
JTAG
ECE 353 – Computer Systems lab I
Mike O’Malley
Tom Stack
September 20th 2005
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Quartus II – Tools -> Programmer
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Click on “Hardware Setup…”
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Hardware Setup
 Click “Add Hardware”
 For the parallel port
version select
• ByteBlasterMV
• The printer port (LPT1)
 For the USB version
• TBD
 Click “Ok”
 Click “Close”
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Schematic for JTAG programming
http://www.altera.com/literature/an/an095.pdf
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http://www.altera.com/literature/ds/m7000.pdf
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WARNING!
DISCONNECT 4Mhz CLOCK BEFORE
ATTACHING TO PROGRAMMER
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Click “Auto Detect”
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Good!
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Bad!
 Quickly Check for burning
chip
 Unplug Power
 Check connections
 Is the clock unplugged?
 Ask the TA for assistance
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Right Click and select “Change File…”
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Select your .pof file
 Navigate to your project
folder
 Select the .pof file created
from compilation
 Click “Open”
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Check the Program / Configure box and Verify, Click Start
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Programming Complete
 All Green is good
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Unplug power
Unplug programmer
Connect clock
Connect Power
 Red is bad
• Check connections
• Ask TA for help
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