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How can I distinguish different programmer inserted into one programming PC?

fupwang
Beginner
‎07-03-2022 08:51 PM
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I have an Intel NUC with a USB mux to support four FPGA board programming but I can not distinguish them since the first programmer inserted into mux will always be recognized as USB-1 in windows.  no matter whichever port and whichever programmer. So how can I identify them without people on site? maybe some FPGA ID or programmer ID which can be seen in programmer application.

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sstrell
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‎07-05-2022 11:19 AM
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You probably want to make use of the jtagconfig command.

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/docs/programmable/683528/18-1/programming-fpga-devices.html

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NurAiman_M_Intel
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‎07-14-2022 01:59 AM
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