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Trouble connecting from FS2 console to device thru USB blaster

Altera_Forum
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‎07-30-2013 09:10 PM
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I've been asked to debug fallout of some of our units. 

I am attempting to using the FS2 console to initiate reads and writes and otherwise exerciseEP4CE10F17I7N. 

However, I've been stumped with the following: 

 

System Analyzer for Nios® II Processor 

Serial number  

Version 1.9.6 build 3 

Copyright (C) 1998-2005 First Silicon Solutions, Inc. 

Communication port must be specified. 

Use openport <port> to configure the communication port 

detect_trigger length trigger error 

No Memcache range available: Communication has not been established with remote unit. 

cd c:/altera/91/nios2eds/examples 

1> closeport 

2> openport usb 

No available FS2 products found on USB port. 

3> 

 

How do I get the FS2 to recognize the usb blaster that is seen by the Nios2 console? 

This is the first time I have tried to use the Quartus/Nios/FS2 software to do this so I am suspecting I have a configuration issue, but what is it? 

 

Thank you in advance,
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