Hello Andreas!
Thanks for your reply!
Here is a report (
http://passworld.co.jp/forummsp430/viewforum.php?f=18) of what I did. The first tutorial works fine, the second one
will certainly work as soon as I can solve the SSRAM clock problem.
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Hi,
I think you just have to put a clock signal with apropriate frequency (same frequency as defined in sopc) on this pin.
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Yes, I know that, but my problem is simply: how do I do that?
I know from many sources (schematics, other sample programs, etc) that the clock
has to be wired to PIN_A9 (as far as I remember correctly) and that the SSRAM
clock has to be wired to PIN_A2. When I added the NIOS processor in SOPC builder,
the clock signal was automagically generated and could be found in the "*_inst.v" file.
Now in pin planner, I have assigned the clock pin to A2 and it works (the first tutorial
works).
Now I canot assign the clock to A9. Not in pin planner anyway, because in this case
SSRAM will have a clock, but NIOS will have no clock anymore.
I suspect I have to create a new node (for instance ssram_clk), and use one of the
tools to make a bridge from sysclk (input) to ssram_clk (output).
So in short: how would you do that?
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Follow the advices in this thread:
Damn, I can´t post links so use google and take the first hit. Google for:
"Problems with pin assignments with Cyclone III starter board"
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Yes, in the meantime, I found the solution, and there is an extensive
explanation in my "Tutorial 2-1: NIOS + SRAM" in the link above.
Thanks!
Pascal