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Spartan 3 configuration

Started by gopal_amlekar February 3, 2010
Hello,

Few days back, I got a good help from this forum about CPLD programming.
I have succeded in making my own design based on a microcontroller to
configure a spartan 2 as well as to program XC95108 CPLD.

Now I am moving to Spartan 3 and struggling with it. A very good document
from Xilinx about Spartan 2 configuration is XAPP188 (Specifically table 7
on page 11) which lists steps to be taken while configuring Spartan 2.

I did not find such clear information about Spartan 3. Does anyone know
more details about the steps for spartan 3?

I have already referred to their Spartan 3 configuration guide UG332 but it
is slightly confusing.

I also tried the way XC3Sprog is implemented but it did not work.

Please let me know if you know anything about it.

I can share information about spartan2 and xc95...

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I got it.

Spartan 3 needs a Jprogram instruction before config_in instruction.
Spartan 3 has a 6 bit IR Vs 5 bit IR of Spartan 2.

Rest of the things are almost similar or same.

Thanks..


>Hello, > >Few days back, I got a good help from this forum about CPLD programming. >I have succeded in making my own design based on a microcontroller to >configure a spartan 2 as well as to program XC95108 CPLD. > >Now I am moving to Spartan 3 and struggling with it. A very good document >from Xilinx about Spartan 2 configuration is XAPP188 (Specifically table
7
>on page 11) which lists steps to be taken while configuring Spartan 2. > >I did not find such clear information about Spartan 3. Does anyone know >more details about the steps for spartan 3? > >I have already referred to their Spartan 3 configuration guide UG332 but
it
>is slightly confusing. > >I also tried the way XC3Sprog is implemented but it did not work. > >Please let me know if you know anything about it. > >I can share information about spartan2 and xc95... > >Thanks and regards, > >--------------------------------------- >Posted through http://www.FPGARelated.com >
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