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Error: Can't access JTAG chain Error: Operation failed
Dear all,
i have a custom board, with stratix II, and Cyclone II, till today i dont have any problem in downloading code, and debug with JTAG port, but today i got "Error: Can't access JTAG chain Error: Operation failed" , when i try to program, programmer is working with other boards, and all fine, only this 2 board, does anybody have solution, if i have to correct the board. and work for jtag regards baba14 Replies
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Hi babaship
Did you find a solution to this problem - I have the same problem. Boards that have worked for ages suddenly stop talking to the USB-Blaster. The boards seem to work otherwise but won't communicate via JTAG. Cheers batfink - Altera_Forum
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hi, that problem is due to board smt soldering is not done properly. so, it gone bad
baba - Altera_Forum
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OK thanks
b - Altera_Forum
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Same problem here, but My board is Altera Cyclone EP1C12Q240C8. Any help appreciated..
- Altera_Forum
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--- Quote Start --- Same problem here, but My board is Altera Cyclone EP1C12Q240C8. Any help appreciated.. --- Quote End --- i have the same problem with you. i have two board that can't access JTAG chain when i try to program it. what will be the problem?? my ics are ep1c12q240c8 and ep2c5q208cn. - Altera_Forum
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I also have the problem, my chip is EP2C8Q208, I use byteblasterII to download the program, when I use the AS mode, it can work. but when I choose the JTAG mode, it doesn't work now, several days ago it can work. I checked the circuit around the JTAG, there are no problems with the soldering. Is there anybody solve this problem? Thank you.
- Altera_Forum
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The power supply connection to your board might not be proper configured. The connection which comes the voltage regulator (+5v G -5V) has to be connected in a proper manner. Check them out again.
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--- Quote Start --- The power supply connection to your board might not be proper configured. The connection which comes the voltage regulator (+5v G -5V) has to be connected in a proper manner. Check them out again. --- Quote End --- I checked this, I found the net TCK to ground is about 80 ohm, whereas other nets are all about 10k. The problem is similar with below: http://www.alteraforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=6340&highlight=jtag - Altera_Forum
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very helpful.Thank you all !
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@dbx12358, Did you solve the problem ?