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Agilex 5 HPS UART0

Nicole04
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Good day,

I would like to connect to UART0 of the HPS. The Pin Connection Guidelines shows the following possible pinouts:

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I do not have any of these group pins available. Will it be possible to connect to UART0 via other GPIOs?

Kind regards,

Nicole

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Jeet14
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Hi,


Please refer the Agilex-5 device schematic review sheet.

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/content-details/826415/agilex-5-device-schematic-review-worksheet-d-series-and-e-series.html


I think you can achieve all your requirement from the HPS IO's.

But, instead of UART0 you can use the UART1 and it will not make difference in accessing.

Also, you can route this UART0 to FPGA fabric as well.


Regards

Tiwari



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sstrell
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No, those are the dedicated pin groups available for that peripheral.

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Nicole04
New Contributor I
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Hi,

I would like to connect the following peripherals/controllers on the HPS:

  • USB0 (USB3 Controller)
  • USB1 (USB2 Controller)
  • UART0
  • HPS JTAG
  • eMMC (4-bit)

Can any of the other peripherals be moved so that UART0 is accesible?

Kind regards,

Nicole

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sstrell
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The easiest thing to do is to try it out in the Parameter Editor for the HPS in Platform Designer.  The tool will let you know if the peripherals you want to use will be available based on the choices you make there.

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Jeet14
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Hi,


Please refer the Agilex-5 device schematic review sheet.

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/content-details/826415/agilex-5-device-schematic-review-worksheet-d-series-and-e-series.html


I think you can achieve all your requirement from the HPS IO's.

But, instead of UART0 you can use the UART1 and it will not make difference in accessing.

Also, you can route this UART0 to FPGA fabric as well.


Regards

Tiwari



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Jeet14
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