Bitfile for 7c80
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12 Jun 2024 21:33 #302908
by strahlensauger
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Hello,
I tried to create a bitfile for my 7c80 using the default file and adding 2 Encoders to the pins on P1.
Using ISE from Xilinx version 14.7 it throws a lot of warnings, even if I try to compile the provided default file e.g.
PIN_7C80D_54.vhd
For playing around I would like to connect the encoders directly to P1, not using muxed signals which come with the
PIN_7C80_7I85D_54.vhd
Bitfile.
Maybe someone could point me in the right direction using Xilinx ISE.
I added the ending to txt to attach the files...
I tried to create a bitfile for my 7c80 using the default file and adding 2 Encoders to the pins on P1.
Using ISE from Xilinx version 14.7 it throws a lot of warnings, even if I try to compile the provided default file e.g.
PIN_7C80D_54.vhd
For playing around I would like to connect the encoders directly to P1, not using muxed signals which come with the
PIN_7C80_7I85D_54.vhd
Bitfile.
Maybe someone could point me in the right direction using Xilinx ISE.
I added the ending to txt to attach the files...
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12 Jun 2024 21:53 #302909
by PCW
Replied by PCW on topic Bitfile for 7c80
Most of the warnings are harmless.
As long as ISE makes a bitfile that meets
timing, you should be OK.
Just make sure you are using the 7C80 project
so the correct .ucf file is included, otherwise you can
brick the card...
As long as ISE makes a bitfile that meets
timing, you should be OK.
Just make sure you are using the 7C80 project
so the correct .ucf file is included, otherwise you can
brick the card...
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13 Jun 2024 11:28 #302928
by strahlensauger
Replied by strahlensauger on topic Bitfile for 7c80
I created the bitfile.
I thought I would be safe to copy it to the fallback and reload the fallback and in case it does not work I
could safely reboot the "normal" memory and no harm would be done to the card.
But as you told me if I did chose the wrong project I could brick the card and because the card is not the cheapest,
may I kindly ask you if it would be possible for you to check the bitfile for the 7c80 spi connected to rpi4?
I tared it for uploading...
I thought I would be safe to copy it to the fallback and reload the fallback and in case it does not work I
could safely reboot the "normal" memory and no harm would be done to the card.
But as you told me if I did chose the wrong project I could brick the card and because the card is not the cheapest,
may I kindly ask you if it would be possible for you to check the bitfile for the 7c80 spi connected to rpi4?
I tared it for uploading...
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13 Jun 2024 12:13 #302931
by PCW
Replied by PCW on topic Bitfile for 7c80
its safe to load the bitfile into the fallback location then
load it with --reload --fallback
If the new bitfile has an issue, a power cycle will recover.
load it with --reload --fallback
If the new bitfile has an issue, a power cycle will recover.
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