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Comp.Arch.FPGA | can JTAG port of CPLD gets damaged?

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can JTAG port of CPLD gets damaged? - mohan - 2007-05-17 00:20:00

i am using altera cpld.using quartus 2 tool to
programme it through
byte blaster cable.
I have installed drivers for the cable.made connections intact.
i am getting error as "Unable to scan device."
My assusmption was may be because of loose contacts this error was
coming.but connections are intact.supply are proper,still i cann't
programme cpld.
is there any possibility of jtag port of cpld being damaged?
i had programmed the cpld through the same method.but today i am not
able to programme it,nor erase cpld.what the functionality cpld do
have stored in it,still there.

waiting for some suggestions.

Thanks
Mohan




Re: can JTAG port of CPLD gets damaged? - 2007-05-17 09:53:00

On May 16, 11:20 pm, mohan
<kulka...@math.net> wrote:
> i am using altera cpld.using quartus 2 tool to programme it through
> byte blaster cable.
> I have installed drivers for the cable.made connections intact.
> i am getting error as "Unable to scan device."
> My assusmption was may be because of loose contacts this error was
> coming.but connections are intact.supply are proper,still i cann't
> programme cpld.
> is there any possibility of jtag port of cpld being damaged?
> i had programmed the cpld through the same method.but today i am not
> able to programme it,nor erase cpld.what the functionality cpld do
> have stored in it,still there.

Of course it's possible.  It's not at all common with some types of
devices to blow some of their I/O's while others and the core remain
apparently functional.

But I doubt it's the most probable problem.  Much more likely
something is strange with your board, programmer connection, or
computer configuration.

The logic thing to do in an industry environment would be to try
another board/device with the same programmer setup.  I take it you
don't have another available?



Re: can JTAG port of CPLD gets damaged? - mohan - 2007-05-18 04:36:00

On May 17, 6:53 pm, cs_post...@hotmail.com
wrote:
> On May 16, 11:20 pm, mohan <kulka...@math.net> wrote:
>
> > i am using altera cpld.using quartus 2 tool to programme it through
> > byte blaster cable.
> > I have installed drivers for the cable.made connections intact.
> > i am getting error as "Unable to scan device."
> > My assusmption was may be because of loose contacts this error was
> > coming.but connections are intact.supply are proper,still i cann't
> > programme cpld.
> > is there any possibility of jtag port of cpld being damaged?
> > i had programmed the cpld through the same method.but today i am not
> > able to programme it,nor erase cpld.what the functionality cpld do
> > have stored in it,still there.
>
> Of course it's possible.  It's not at all common with some types of
> devices to blow some of their I/O's while others and the core remain
> apparently functional.
>
> But I doubt it's the most probable problem.  Much more likely
> something is strange with your board, programmer connection, or
> computer configuration.
>
> The logic thing to do in an industry environment would be to try
> another board/device with the same programmer setup.  I take it you
> don't have another available?

Thanks for the reply.
But i have cheked the connections.thery are intact.i think that might
be problem of jtag port being damaged.
can i use xilinx parallel IV cable to download in altera cpld.