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DE2-115 is a very nice development board, I also happen to have one of those.
It has a standard 9p RS232 compatible serial port, so you could just connect that to a PC via a COM port or a SERIAL/USB adapter.
So you could just implement a UART module in the FPGA and write text/data to the serial port and capture it on a PC.
It also has an SDcard socket, but that will require much more effort to use in any effective way.
Same for the etherNet port connections on the board.
- MG0072 years ago
New Contributor
Thanks for the reply.
So I only need to implement UART module in FPGA through Quartus and assign the pin of the module to Rs-232 and connect the R-232 to the PC?
- _AK6DN_2 years ago
Frequent Contributor
Correct.
In fact you probably only need a UART transmitter module to send data from the FPGA to the PC.
A UART transmitter is the conceptually simpler to implement compared to a UART receiver.
- MG0072 years ago
New Contributor
I tried to implement a UART module in FPGA. The issue is capturing the data in the PC now I guess. How I can capture the data sent from the FPGA to PC?
Thank you for your help.