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I am using the Cyclone IV GX Transceiver Starter Board and Quartus 12.1.
The board test system runs correctly. As I am new to FPGA programming, I followed the Nios II Hardware Development tutorial. Using the Quartus II programmer, It fails with error as follows: Error (209031): Device chain in Chain Description File does not match physical device chain -- expected 1 device(s) but found 2 device(s). Using the JTAG Chain Debugger, It finds both the FPGA and CLPD. I also tried loading the demo .sof but have the same problem. I have followed the tutorial and run on a DE0-Nano with no problem. The reference manual provides a table indicating S8.3 can be used to remove the CLPD from the chain but I'm not sure that is the right thing to do since the section on Configuring the FPGA Using the Quartus II Programmer (User Guide) makes no reference to switch configurations. Any help appreciated.Link Copied
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This error message:
--- Quote Start --- Error (209031): Device chain in Chain Description File does not match physical device chain -- expected 1 device(s) but found 2 device(s) --- Quote End --- Tells you exactly what is wrong, however, not the solution :) What you need to do in the programmer gui is to first hit the "Auto Detect" button. This will populate the GUI with the two devices in the JTAG chain. Then double click in the filename area for the Cyclone device, and select the programming file. You can then download to the board. Cheers, Dave- Mark as New
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Dave,
Thank you for the quick reply and solution. IT WORKS! Don't think I would have found that trick on my own. Regards, Fred- Mark as New
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--- Quote Start --- Thank you for the quick reply and solution. IT WORKS! --- Quote End --- Excellent. Welcome to the world of FPGAs, they're lots of fun! Cheers, Dave
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--- Quote Start --- Welcome to the world of FPGAs, they're lots of fun! --- Quote End --- In a sado masochistic sort of way! :-) Nial
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