On Aug 26, 6:53=A0am, Bert_Paris <do_not_s...@me.com> wrote:
> Dans son message pr=E9c=E9dent, Bert_Paris a =E9crit :> for Altera FPGAs.
>
> I don't assume it's going to be useful for Xilinx (or Actel or Lattice)
> users, since most of the work is about undesrtanding how to use the
> *Altera* Megafunction named "altremote_update"...
> Bert

Oh, I assumed that Startan III was an Alterinx product like Stratex
7 :)

Dans son message pr�c�dent, Bert_Paris a �crit :
> for Altera FPGAs. 
I don't assume it's going to be useful for Xilinx (or Actel or Lattice) 
users, since most of the work is about undesrtanding how to use the 
*Altera* Megafunction named "altremote_update"...
Bert

> Bert, there's only one page in the PDF (numbering shows 1 of 9) !

...and as he's just pointed out by email there's a link to the whole
thing at the bottom.



Nial. 

> Anyone spotting a discrepancy, please let me know.


Bert, there's only one page in the PDF (numbering shows 1 of 9) !


Nial. 

> After seeing a number of customers struggling with this issue, I have written a detailed ApNote 
> showing how to implement a multiple configuration system for Altera FPGAs.


Thanks for this Bert, I have to get remote-update / multiple configuration
operating on a Startan III board immenently so this is very useful.

One thing, when I skimmed your post I presumed you were talking about
configuring multiple devices from one flash chip, not multiple images
for one device.


Nial. 

Hi,

After seeing a number of customers struggling with this issue, I have 
written a detailed ApNote showing how to implement a multiple 
configuration system for Altera FPGAs. The example is a Cyclone III 
using Active Serial mode / EPCS (on a DE0 board), but it is easily 
translatable to any other Altera FPGA/board.
It is not complex, but getting everything right from the documentation 
is not absolutely obvious.
The ApNote and the design files are available at the top of the list 
at:
http://www.alse-fr.com/apnotes.php
Anyone spotting a discrepancy, please let me know.

Hope this helps,
Bert.