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After completing the Programmer for the code in the board that I am using, how can I display the content of the code on an external screen? I used a vga cable between the port and a side screen? Are there other things I should do..... I programmed the tic tac toi game and I programmed its code on the board (DE10-LITE) after that I used a vga cable to connect the screen to the board in order to display the game on the screen, but This did not happen. What is the problem and how can I display the game on the screen? Is there a specific step or thing that I must do
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You do know that the VGA connector on that board is just a simple connector attached to the FPGA pins via D/A resistor ladders.
There is no inherent VGA display capability UNLESS you implement a VGA video generator function in your FPGA logic.
For reference, the TerASIC system CD "DE10-Lite_v.2.1.0_SystemCD" for that board has a VGA demonstration application in
the Demonstrations / VGA_Pattern folder. You should look at that.
The TeraASIC support CD ISO image is available for download here:
in case you don't already have it.
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Hello,
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regards,
Farabi
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