ABLE PlayXSVF User Guide

Simtec Electronics

B J Dooks

V R Sanders

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Revision History
Revision 1.005th September 2005VRS

Initial Release.


Table of Contents

ABLE PlayXSVF
1. Overview
2. Generating XSVF
3. Programming User CPLD

List of Figures

2.1. WebPACK® navigator tool selection
2.2. Impact prompting for file type
2.3. Impact prompting for Boundary-Scan file type
2.4. Impact prompting for Boundary-Scan file name
2.5. Impact confirming XSVF file location
2.6. Selecting the CPLD BSDL file in impact
2.7. Impact showing added CPLD
2.8. Adding ML675001 to JTAG chain
2.9. Impact prompting for unknown device
2.10. Defining ML675001 BSDL information
2.11. Selecting save location for OKI BSDL file
2.12. Impact showing added ML675001
2.13. Adding the system CPLD to the JTAG chain
2.14. Impact prompting for unknown device
2.15. Defining system CPLD BSDL information
2.16. Selecting save location for System CPLD BSDL file
2.17. Impact showing added system CPLD
2.18. Assigning a configuration file in Impact
2.19. Selecting a projects JEDEC design file
2.20. Impact showing added JEDEC design file
2.21. Selecting program from an Impact menu
2.22. Selecting programing options
2.23. Impact showing successful programming dialog

List of Examples

3.1. Using PlayXSVF to program the user CPLD