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Add ROM in Platform Designer and read from ROM with C code and Nios II Processor
I have gone through the Using Triple-Speed Ethernet on DE2-115 Boards tutorial successfully. The tutorial uses a C program with the Nios II processor to send user input data over UART to the FPGA. When the FPGA recieves that data it broadcasts it over Ethernet. I would now like to send data from a ROM block instead of data received over UART. I am trying to add the ROM block in Platform Designer and I am having trouble with connections. I am unsure if my issue is the connections in Platform Designer or the way I am trying to read from the ROM in the C program. I have attached the original Platform designer and modified Platform Designer as well as the original C code and my modified C code and the tutorial instructions. My additions to the modified C code begin on line 135. Any help would be greatly appreciated!5.5KViews0likes3CommentsRe: Use an647 design example to send data to PC over Ethernet
I can't find any examples for the Arria V GX board. Do you have a suggestion for which board to look at it? I went through the Using Triple-Speed Ethernet Tutorial IP for DE2-115 Boards today. I modified it to work with the Arria V GX. I attempted to use the Monitor program but I can't get it to work. I suspect this is because the DE2-115 board has two Ethernet jacks that the NiosII c file uses for the test and the Arria V GX only has a single Ethernet jack. I am still lost on how to send data from the FPGA to the PC and back. I think I have all the modules I need but I can't figure out how to interact with all the modules to do what I want. This is the Triple-Speed Ethernet Tutorial I went through. ftp://ftp.intel.com/pub/fpgaup/pub/Intel_Material/17.0/Tutorials/DE2-115/Using_Triple_Speed_Ethernet.pdf2.1KViews0likes1CommentUse an647 design example to send data to PC over Ethernet
I'm wondering how to alter the design example (attached below) to send chosen data to my pc. I'm confused on what I need to do to the design example. I have the internal loopback test working but now I am stuck. I was hoping someone could point me in the right direction.2.1KViews0likes7CommentsRe: Arria V GX with HSMC Debug Header Pins
I'm actually interested in the Debug board pins. There are 40 and I'm wondering if I can use them as GPIO. I'm trying to hook up a microphone so I will need a Clk, Data, GND, and 3.3V. I know there are 2 GND pins on the Debug board but I am unsure what the other pins are capable of.1.2KViews0likes0CommentsArria V GX with HSMC Debug Header Pins
Hi, I have the Arria V GX starter kit and I would like to connect a microphone breakout board to the HSMC debug header. I do not understand how the 40 pins on the HSMC debug header translate to the 160 pins from the FPGA. I would like to know which pins are on the HSMC debug header in terms of the 160 HSMC pins. Thank you!1.2KViews0likes4Comments