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Hi everyone,
I have done a schematic, i compiled it and now i want to program it on MAX3000A EPM3032AT-4 CPLD. however when i try to program and detect the cpld i get the error ''unable to scan the device chain. Cant scan Jtag chain'' i think the problem is that i didnt power the device correctly. to be honest i dont know which pins to power. can anyone help me please with my problem? thanks regards, mariosLink Copied
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Can I assume your device is soldered down to a PCB? Does that not supply power to the device? You are certainly not going to be able to talk to the device unless it is powered correctly.
The pinouts for that device can be found here: epm3032a dedicated pin-outs (http://www.altera.com/literature/dp/max3k/epm3032a.pdf) Make sure all the power pins have right voltages on them, essentially all the VCCINT, VCCIO, GND & GNDINT pins. For simplicity, VCCINT & VCCIO can be powered from the same 3.3V supply. None of the others should need connecting to anything, except the JTAG pins (TDI, TDO, TCK & TMS). After doing this the device should appear when you scan the chain. Cheers, Alex --- Quote Start --- to be honest i dont know which pins to power --- Quote End --- Priceless- Mark as New
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hey,
i connected VCCINT, VCCIO, TO 3.3V and GND, GNDINT to ground. how do i have to connect the jtag pins. which to ground and which to vcc? the device is soldered to a pcb yes.- Mark as New
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Have a read through in-system programmability guidelines (http://www.altera.com/literature/an/an100.pdf) and refer to Figure 1 on page 5. The JTAG pins need to be connected to a 10-way header. Figure 1 shows how.
Regards, Alex- Mark as New
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thanks alex i have managed to program it

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