Honored ContributorHi,
problem... Can't find i2c core in qsys. Is there this core by default there??/ If not. I have downloaded OpenCores I2C component. But question how can I add it to qsys???? Do I have create new component and ........ . Or there is easy way ?? Thank you. Eduardas
Honored ContributorNo there is not i2c core in SOPC or Qsys.
You don't have to create a new component in Qsys, go to quartus installation directory, then ip directory, create a new directory with desired name and add the core to that directory or alternatively You can add it to ip->altera directory. Otherwise copy the core directory wherever You want and add a new search path in Qsys settings.Honored ContributorHonored Contributor.c or .h files have nothing common with qsys components...
Honored ContributorWhat is the extension ( .* ) of needed I2C files which corresponds to I2C QSys component?
If successfully added, then in what section of QSys Library should I2C QSys component appear?Honored ContributorI added the whole directory \altera_12.1_177 to IP search path in Qsys settings and refreshed the system.
But no new QSys component appeared in QSys Library ...Honored ContributorWell, then create a new component by yourself, add design files and set the top module from the list.
Honored ContributorI am not that advanced yet, that's why I'm looking for a ready-to-use I2C QSys component.
I'm sure it exists and I wonder why it is not so far included in QSys Library.Honored ContributorAltera did not make any i2c cores for Qsys. The component is available at Opencores, but You'll have to learn how to install it by Yourself.
Honored ContributorSocrates does not seem able to read. Aphraton just wanted some help in knowing if there is a Qsys compliant I2C component, and said he was not that advanced yet. Snarky comments from Socrates don't seem useful in this context.
Anyway - Aphraton - you might like to check out here - http://www.alterawiki.com/wiki/i2c_(opencores). The I2C component has been updated to be Qsys compliant.Honored ContributorNo, Socrates is able to read. He just hate lazy dummies asking to do a job for them. If You're not advanced enough - spend Your time researching and reading. Be advanced.
