Altera_Forum
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Honored Contributorschematic for MAX10 dev kit
where is the schematic, / pin out diagram for this dev kit, there is NOTHING in the user manual, and nothing came with the kit? :mad:
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Altera_ForumYou mean this: https://www.altera.com/products/boards_and_kits/dev-kits/altera/max-10-fpga-development-kit.html and then click on the "Documentation" link? :oops::rolleyes:
- Altera_Forum
Per your reply above, it is not the correct dev kit.
My bad I should have specified 10M08E144 it is just a max 10 with a pin out to the connectors, however, I need to know what voltage, and how the pinout works, there is silkscreen, but no schematic. I need to interface this board to another board. the only doc is a user manual with no pin out. I have the board, it came with no documentation, and pointed me to a web page that does not exist. - Altera_Forum
Well in that case you need to contact the manufacturer of the board. It is not Altera's problem (I am NOT an Altera employee, just a user).
If the manufacturer is no longer in business, and google finds nothing, you are SOL or will have to reverse engineer the board to discover the connectivity. I get my Altera development boards from TerAsic, they provide very good documentation on their products. Probably not what you wanted to hear. - Altera_Forum
axelsys advertises as an electronic design services provider, but doesn't show any references to the MAX10 development kit. Not clear if the board has been made for and is distributed by a third party. Who ever distributes it should provide basic information like connector pinout in relation to FPGA pins.
- Altera_Forum
Exactly my point, board distributed by altera, and completely forgot to add a pinout chart for connector J8 and J9, + no schematic anywhere to be found
- Altera_Forum
So you mean this: https://www.altera.com/products/boards_and_kits/dev-kits/altera/kit-max-10-evaluation.html ?
Scroll down to Table 2 for the 'Complete kit documentation link' (to this: ftp://ftp.altera.com/outgoing/devkit/14.0/max10_10m08e144_eval_v14.0.2.exe ) and then install it, I get a file 'Altera_10M08S_E144_eval_schematic_REV_1_0.pdf' in a folder which is a complete, full schematic. I uploaded it as an attachment, just for reference. FYI J8 and J9 pinouts are also silkscreened directly onto the board itself.
KostasApo57New Contributor
I have converted the Max10_10M08e144 evaluation Kit Schematic & PCB, to an Altium Project.
The initial PDF schematic of EVK has been re-designed in Altium, by creating in Altium the component symbols and importing by hand the schematic. and importing of PCB from cadense to Altium.
Small modifications are made in Power supply of EVK, in order to replace the Empirion Intel IC (U1 EP5388QI ) because it is NOT commercially available. NO other modification made.
I have NOT yet produced the new PCB in order to verify its operation.
