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by Unknown on Mar 20, 2007 |
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Hi
I'm new to the cores world in my new work, but I know something of VHDL. I was thinking to make a blinking led and I thinked to make something like: | Core | | | Led -- | PPort | | | | ROM | | | RAM -|-> BlockRAM in VHDL I have the C program but my boss asked me not to use all AVR core because I will not use it all. He asked me to delete some of the core block's like USART. Can I simply delete the block in the schematic? I use HDL Design of Mentor Graphics. What blocks do I need? Cor, ROM, DataRAM and PPort. Do I need any more? because I want the led blinking at 1s frequency maybe I need the wait, but I don't know what I should or not delete from the entire AVR Core. Thank's in advance. I hope the little scheme help Francisco Laranjeira |
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new to cores world, need a little help
by Unknown on Mar 20, 2007 |
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At 21:13 20/03/2007, you wrote:
It seem's that the scheme was disconfigured.
it's something like: ........._________.... ........|....Core....| ........|..............| led........|..............| ........|....RAM....|........|..............| ........|....ROM....|........-----------. I hope it don't mess now. Dot = open space Sorry and thank's for the help Francisco Laranjeira It was ok. Just use a fixed width font for viewing |
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new to cores world, need a little help
by Unknown on Mar 20, 2007 |
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It seem's that the scheme was disconfigured.
it's something like:
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Date: Tue Mar 20 18:03:30 CET 2007
Subject: [oc] new to cores world, need a little help
Hi
I'm new to the cores world in my new work, but I know something of VHDL. I was thinking to make a blinking led and I thinked to make something like: | Core | | | Led -- | PPort | | | | ROM | | | RAM -|-> BlockRAM in VHDL I have the C program but my boss asked me not to use all AVR core because I will not use it all. He asked me to delete some of the core block's like USART. Can I simply delete the block in the schematic? I use HDL Design of Mentor Graphics. What blocks do I need? Cor, ROM, DataRAM and PPort. Do I need any more? because I want the led blinking at 1s frequency maybe I need the wait, but I don't know what I should or not delete from the entire AVR Core. Thank's in advance. I hope the little scheme help Francisco Laranjeira |
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new to cores world, need a little help
by DR on Mar 22, 2007 |
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Hase anyone tried using the I2C Core with XilinxÂ’s ISE? IÂ’ve found a problem with my project using this core. When I back trace the sci and scl outputs in the generated schematic they are not connected to ground. This would explain why the outputs arenÂ’t working. Any idea what may cause this problem?
Thanks,
DR
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by DR on Mar 22, 2007 |
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I believe I've found the problem. At the bottom of the "i2c_master_bit_ctrl.vhd,v 1.14 2006/10/11" scl and sda are assigned 0 and I can't find anywhere else that the they are updated. Has anyone come up with a fix for this?Thanks,DR -- assign outputs scl_o heedaf at excite.com > wrote:From: D R [mailto: heedaf at excite.com]To: cores at opencores.orgDate: Thu, 22 Mar 2007 14:05:13 -0400 (EDT)Subject: Re: [oc] new to cores world, need a little help
Hase anyone tried using the I2C Core with XilinxÂ’s ISE? IÂ’ve found a problem with my project using this core. When I back trace the sci and scl outputs in the generated schematic they are not connected to ground. This would explain why the outputs arenÂ’t working. Any idea what may cause this problem?
Thanks,
DR
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by Unknown on Mar 23, 2007 |
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This is correct, the sci and scl signals are defined as open collector (or open drain) outputs. You need to have external pullups to make it work. In verilog you can use the pullup/pulldown primitives. In VHDL I think you have to have a weak driver in your testbench. Clint On Thu, 22 Mar 2007, D R wrote:
I believe I've found the problem. At the bottom of the "i2c_master_bit_ctrl.vhd,v 1.14 2006/10/11" scl and sda are assigned 0 and I can't find anywhere else that the they are updated. Has anyone come up with a fix for this?Thanks,DR -- assign outputs scl_o heedaf at excite.com > wrote:From: D R [mailto: heedaf at excite.com]To: cores at opencores.orgDate: Thu, 22 Mar 2007 14:05:13 -0400 (EDT)Subject: Re: [oc] new to cores world, need a little help
Hase anyone tried using the I2C Core with XilinxÂ’s ISE? IÂ’ve found a problem with my project using this core. When I back trace the sci and scl outputs in the generated schematic they are not connected to ground. This would explain why the outputs arenÂ’t working. Any idea what may cause this problem?
Thanks,
DR
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