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Configuration pins 10M02SCE144I7G

JRe2s
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Hello Team,

 

could you review the attached schematics? In particular the config pins of the FPGA?

 

Best regards,

Jochen

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Fakhrul
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FvM
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Why are you connecting JTAGEN to JTAG connector pin 8?
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JRe2s
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Maybe this is wrong wired. Should the JTAGEN be pulled high or low if the pin is not used as an IO?

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FvM
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JTAGEN should be pulled high by 10k to enable JTAG pins in user mode. Or configure JTAGEN in dual purpose pin setup as IO to enable JTAG pins unconditionally.
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JRe2s
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OK, thanks. The other config pins are wired correct?

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Fakhrul
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Hi JRe2s,


Alternatively, you can check by referring to the Intel® MAX® 10 Schematic Review Worksheet on Section II, Configuration. (https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/content-details/650218/intel-max-10-schematic-review-worksheet.html?DocID=650218)


Regards,

Fakhrul


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