Reply by Jaroslaw Guzinski October 24, 20032003-10-24
On Tue, 21 Oct 2003, ted wrote:

> Jaroslaw Guzinski <jarguz@sunrise.pg.gda.pl> wrote in message news:<Pine.GSO.4.58.0310210953060.27819@sunrise.pg.gda.pl>... > > In laboratory I have few boards with Altera Flex600. Boards are connected > > with PC using ByteBlaster. On PC I have Win98 OS. On the all PC is the > > same software. > > Problem is that on some computers after configuring ALTERA device after > > some time (sometimes very short) project in Altera is deleteted. > > How to solve that problems without disconnecting ByteBlaster after > > programming? > > > > > We had a similar problem some time ago. We suspected the PC pokes the > printer port every so often (something to do with polling > peripherals??), causing the nStatus line to reset. > > We much reduced the problem by removing the LPT1 entry in the PCs > device list, so that the PC doesn't know there is a printer port. YOu > could also try adding a toggle switch on the nStatus line betweeh the > ByteBlaster and the target. >
I have removed th LPT port from device list but then I can not programing in Max+PlusII. PC doesnt see LPT port but Max+PlusII also doesnt se it. Jaroslaw Guzinski
Reply by Jaroslaw Guzinski October 22, 20032003-10-22
On Tue, 21 Oct 2003, ted wrote:

> Jaroslaw Guzinski <jarguz@sunrise.pg.gda.pl> wrote in message news:<Pine.GSO.4.58.0310210953060.27819@sunrise.pg.gda.pl>... > > In laboratory I have few boards with Altera Flex600. Boards are connected > > with PC using ByteBlaster. On PC I have Win98 OS. On the all PC is the > > same software. > > Problem is that on some computers after configuring ALTERA device after > > some time (sometimes very short) project in Altera is deleteted. > > How to solve that problems without disconnecting ByteBlaster after > > programming? > > > > > We had a similar problem some time ago. We suspected the PC pokes the > printer port every so often (something to do with polling > peripherals??), causing the nStatus line to reset. > > We much reduced the problem by removing the LPT1 entry in the PCs > device list, so that the PC doesn't know there is a printer port. YOu > could also try adding a toggle switch on the nStatus line betweeh the > ByteBlaster and the target. >
Thanks, I will try to remove LPT port from device list. In our Byte Blaster I have that switch but it is a little "unelegant" solution. Jaroslaw Guzinski
Reply by Mike Treseler October 21, 20032003-10-21
Jaroslaw Guzinski wrote:
> In laboratory I have few boards with Altera Flex600. Boards are connected > with PC using ByteBlaster. On PC I have Win98 OS. On the all PC is the > same software. > Problem is that on some computers after configuring ALTERA device after > some time (sometimes very short) project in Altera is deleteted.
I assume this means the downloaded image is corrupted.
> How to solve that problems without disconnecting ByteBlaster after > programming?
Sounds like a intermittent connection on the ByteBlaster or PC connector. -- Mike Treseler
Reply by ted October 21, 20032003-10-21
Jaroslaw Guzinski <jarguz@sunrise.pg.gda.pl> wrote in message news:<Pine.GSO.4.58.0310210953060.27819@sunrise.pg.gda.pl>...
> In laboratory I have few boards with Altera Flex600. Boards are connected > with PC using ByteBlaster. On PC I have Win98 OS. On the all PC is the > same software. > Problem is that on some computers after configuring ALTERA device after > some time (sometimes very short) project in Altera is deleteted. > How to solve that problems without disconnecting ByteBlaster after > programming? > >
We had a similar problem some time ago. We suspected the PC pokes the printer port every so often (something to do with polling peripherals??), causing the nStatus line to reset. We much reduced the problem by removing the LPT1 entry in the PCs device list, so that the PC doesn't know there is a printer port. YOu could also try adding a toggle switch on the nStatus line betweeh the ByteBlaster and the target.
Reply by Jaroslaw Guzinski October 21, 20032003-10-21
In laboratory I have few boards with Altera Flex600. Boards are connected
with PC using ByteBlaster. On PC I have Win98 OS. On the all PC is the
same software.
Problem is that on some computers after configuring ALTERA device after
some time (sometimes very short) project in Altera is deleteted.
How to solve that problems without disconnecting ByteBlaster after
programming?

				Jaroslaw Guzinski