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Wishbone LPC Bridge Samples:
Wishbone LPC Bridge Samples:
 
 
1. pci_lpc/     PCI to LPC Host Controller using the Enterpoint Raggedstone1 FPGA card.
1. pci_lpc/     PCI to LPC Host Controller using the Enterpoint Raggedstone1 FPGA card.
2. lpc_7seg/    LPC 7-Segment Display Peripheral using the Raggedston1 FPGA card.
2. lpc_7seg/    LPC 7-Segment Display Peripheral using the Raggedstone1 FPGA card.
 
 
To use these example, you will need two Raggedstone1 boards.  The first board is the PCI to LPC host, and the second board is the LPC device.  The two Raggedstone1 cards are connected together by making a short ribbon cable using 16-pin DIP IDC connectors.  The topmost pins of JR1/JR2 is where this cable plugs in.
To use these example, you will need two Raggedstone1 boards.  The first board is the PCI to LPC host, and the second board is the LPC device.  The two Raggedstone1 cards are connected together by making a short ribbon cable using 16-pin DIP IDC connectors.  The topmost pins of JR1/JR2 is where this cable plugs in.
 
 
The LPC bus is pinned out as follows, on JR2:
The LPC bus is pinned out as follows, on JR2:
 
 
W1 LPC_CLK
W1 LPC_CLK  - Buffered version of PCI_CLK, phase shifted by about -3ns.
W2 LFRAME#
W2 LFRAME#  - LPC Framing indication.
V5 LAD<0>
V5 LAD<0>   - LPC Address/Data/Command Bus (LSB).
U5 LAD<1>
U5 LAD<1>   - LPC Address/Data/Command Bus.
V2 LAD<2>
V2 LAD<2>   - LPC Address/Data/Command Bus.
V1 LAD<3>
V1 LAD<3>   - LPC Address/Data/Command Bus (MSB).
U4
U4 LPC_RST# - active-low reset, buffered version of PCI_RST#
T4 LPC_INT (active low, not used by 7-segment peripheral, pulled up in host)
T4 LPC_INT  - Serial IRQ, pulled up at host.
 
 
If you only have one Raggedstone1 PCI card, these designs could be combined and run on a single card.
If you only have one Raggedstone1 PCI card, these designs could be combined and run on a single card.

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