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Mahsheed
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2 years agoEthernet access via FPGA in DE10 nano board
Hello, I am using DE10 nano board for my project, and I want to use its ethernet with FPGA. I planned to use TSE Ethernet IP core and link it with FPGA pins that are routed with PHY IC. Now when I ...
- 2 years ago
I can't go through the whole HPS flow in a forum post. Links:
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/docs/programmable/683126/21-2.html
Mahsheed
New Contributor
2 years agoI just checked with CHATGPT. Please confirm if this is the correct method.
To designate pins as "loaner I/O" for the HPS (Hard Processor System) in the DE10-Nano, follow these steps using the Quartus Prime software:
Step 1: Set Up the HPS Component in Qsys (Platform Designer)
- Open Quartus Prime and your project.
- Go to Tools > Platform Designer (formerly Qsys).
- Add the HPS component to your design:
- Click on the "Library" tab.
- Search for "HPS" and add it to your system.
Step 2: Configure HPS Pins as Loaner I/O
- In the HPS component configuration, navigate to the "Pin Mux" tab.
- Find the peripherals or signals that you want to reassign as FPGA I/O (loaner I/O).
- Disable the peripheral function for these pins by setting them to Loan I/O.
- Once designated as loaner I/O, these pins are now available for use by the FPGA.
Step 3: Generate the HDL for HPS
- Once the HPS configuration is complete, click on "Generate HDL" in the Platform Designer.
- This will integrate the HPS into your FPGA design and make the loaner I/O pins available for assignment in the Pin Planner.