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Hello and thanks for any help.
I am using signal II tap to debug an I/O Bus between FPGA and DSP. My design works fine in timing simulation and I do see my "BUS~result" showing count up to the DSP synchronized to a common clock between the two devices. However in signal II tap my bus is always showing <0000>, the weird thing is that if I tap into the count signal that feeds the BUS signal I do see the count up working but not on the actual BUS signal. Any remarks are greatly appreciated. thx, Mowa...Link Copied
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Are you sure the count signal is feeding the output pins? are these pins bidirectiona? if so are you actually driving them?
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Thanks for the reply,
I am pretty sure I am driving them and the timing simulation confirms, the bus is bidirectional. I wonder if there is something funny about the PINS in S2T?- Mark as New
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May be you better start with a fresh signaltap.
I asked about bidirectional pins because a pitfall may occur if you are not driving it correctly at the right time. It could be the DSP chip is driving it with zeros.- Mark as New
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thanks,
I will give it a shot. Are you aware of any special case where S2T can't access a Bidirectional Bus because some XYZ reason?
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