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Generating JAM file

Altera_Forum
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‎12-19-2016 01:11 PM
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I would like to program a MAX V device using STAPL. I intend to run JAM player in an embedded processor. Is there a trick to generating the jam or jbc file? The "Create JAM, JBC, SVF or ISC File..." is not clickable. I have added the device and pof file to the programmer chain. I don't have any hardware yet, but that should not matter?

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Altera_Forum
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‎12-19-2016 02:23 PM
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Hi Jonas, 

no problem with generation of a JAM file from POF file at all. No magic nor a trick are necessary. Just try the following: 

Open the Programmer tool in Quartus design system, load a POF file via Add file option. Then select "Create JAM, JBC, SVF or ISC File..." in File menu. In the "Create ..." dialog just select the desired file format, file name and OK. There are not any further options for JAM file format because of a JAM file with encapsulated actions. This JAM file generation can be done also without a connection to a programmer hardware. 

 

Best regards, 

Martin
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‎12-19-2016 04:05 PM
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Hi Martin, 

 

Thank you. It works now. I did not realize that "Create JAM..." could be found in the programmer file menu. I looked in the Quartus file menu where it also can be found but it is always disabled.
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