Cyclone III EPCS16 config FAIL

Hi Michael

A JIC is a JTAG Indirect Configuration File (.jic) .

You can program devices with either the Serial Flash, Parallel Flash, or Active Parallel Flash Loader schemes, with an in-system JTAG programming method.

From QII Help:

1. Use the Assembler to generate an SRAM Object File (.sof) containing the FPGA configuration data.

2. On the File menu, click Convert Programming Files.

3. Under Output programming file, select JTAG Indirect Configuration File (.jic) in the list.

4. In the Configuration device list, select the target configuration device you want to program.

5. In the File name box, type the file name for the JTAG Indirect Configuration File you want to create.

6. To specify an existing SRAM Object File for conversion to a JTAG Indirect Configuration File, select the SOF Data item under Input files to convert and click Add File.

7. To specify the target FPGA device that will program the configuration device, select the Flash Loader item under Input files to convert and click Add Device.

8. To generate the JTAG Indirect Configuration File containing configuration device programming data, click OK.

9. On the Tools menu, click Programmer.

10. If necessary, in the Mode list, select JTAG.

11. To add the newly created JTAG Indirect Configuration File to the programming list, click Add File in the Programmer window and select the JTAG Indirect Configuration File.

12. In the same row as the FPGA device in the programming list, turn on the Program/Configure option.

13. In the same row as the configuration device in the programming list, turn on the Program/Configure option.

14. To configure the FPGA device with the Serial Flash Loader IP and then program the configuration device, click Start in the Programmer.

15. To reconfigure the FPGA device with configuration data from the configuration device, turn the power to the FPGA device off and on.

regards

Mikuman