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  1. Hello,

    I was wondering if the Digital Discovery logic analyzer support state-based triggering similar to traditional standalone logic anaklyzers.

    For example, a trigger condition similar to the following:

    State 0: Wait for bus_A == value1 --> go to State 1

    State 1: Wait for bus_B == value2 --> go to State 2

    State 2: Capture data.

    Thanks

  2. On 1/13/2015 at 7:24 AM, attila said:
    The CMOD S6 has a 128Mbit (16MByte) S25FL128S QSPI Flash.
     
    This can be programmed using Xilinx iMpact.
     
    1. Create BIT file using ISE
       - make sure the Generate Programming File/ Properties/ Startup Options/ FPGA Start-Up Clock is CCLK
       - otherwise iMpact will prompt and fix this CCLK option
       - optional: to speed up the boot process increase the "Configuration Rate" and "Set SPI Configuration Bus Width" to 4
    2. Create .MCS file
       - start iMpact, (press No then Cancel)
       - Create PROM File, SPI Flash, Configure Single FPGA, ->, 128M(bit), Add Storage Device, ->, browse desired "Output File Location", OK
       - Add Device - OK, locate the earlier ISE generated BIT file, No, OK, Generate File...
    3. Flash programming
       - start iMpact, (press No then Cancel)
       - Boundary Scan, Initialize Chain
       - Right click on SPI/BPI above the FPGA symbol, Add SPI/BPI Flash, locate the .mcs file, SPI PROM, S25FL128S, (optional: for faster programming set Data Width 4)
       - Right click FLASH, Program, OK

     

    Hello,

    I followed the instructions above to program the SPI flash on my CMOD S6. At the end of step 2, I get the "Add Device"  dialog box (see attached image) but as soon as I hit OK, the Impact app quits.
    Any suggestions?
    I'm running Xilinx ISE Release 14.7 - iMPACT P.20131013 (nt64) on Windows 10 and my CMOD S6 board is plugged in to the USB port and recognized.

    Thanks

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