New ContributorHi all,
I have stratix 10 sx htile fpga board. gpio is present on the board but i dont see physical GPIO pins. How can i have physical gpio pins attached to my startix 10 htile board.
Any type of help will be much appreciated.
Thankyou
Super ContributorIs this a dev kit? Which one? And what do you mean the pins are missing? They would be connected to some type of board connector or jumper if they are available for user access on a dev kit.
New Contributoryes, it is a development kit. it is Intel stratix 10 sx Soc development kit.
Daughter card has access to 7 gpio on the HPS side. those 7 gpio is used by leds ,ethernet etc. I would like to use those 7 GPIOs. is there any way to get a physical pinout so that i can connect a test chip with the gpios exposed to daughter card.
Super ContributorIt doesn't look like there is a connector on the daughtercard for this.
It's your board. There's nothing stopping you from removing the LEDs, buttons, or ethernet connector.
Or maybe there is a different board you could use that brings out all the signals to pins. The Samtec connector is pretty standard. Maybe there's an Arduino-related board available.
Regular ContributorHi,
May I know if you are using this development kit?
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/details/fpga/development-kits/stratix/10-sx.html
Or do you use your custom board in this case?
Regards,
Aqid
Regular ContributorI just noticed you mentioned this is a Stratix 10 SX Soc development kit. When I refer to the schematic of the development kit, there is a connector attached to the HPS IO-48 banks. The part number is QSH-030-01-F-D-A. This is what I found:
Regards,
Aqid
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