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Signal Tap with clock signal from different partition
I have a project with a reserved core partition in which I would like to analyze a set of signals. However, the clock signal that is used within that partition originates in the root partition. When trying to use the clock output defined in the root partition as a clock source for Signal Tap, it fails with error 16640 "You cannot tap nodes in different Partial Reconfiguration or Reserved Core regions with the same Signal Tap instance."
Using the clock input in my reserved core partition instead, I get
Warning(11175): Alt_sld_fab_1.alt_sld_fab_1.alt_sld_fab_1: SLD fabric agents are not connected as there are no hosts Error(11176): Alt_sld_fab_1.alt_sld_fab_1: add_instance: Can't create component type altera_sld_agent_endpoint_tieoff Error(11176): Alt_sld_fab_1.alt_sld_fab_1.alt_sld_fab_1.auto_signaltap_d2h.clock: auto_signaltap_d2h.clock must be connected to a clock output
What's the correct to tap signals in a partition where the clock signal stems from a different partition?
You need to add the host and agent SLD JTAG bridge IP in the root and reserved partitions:
Is your Signal Tap in the root or reserved partition?
5 Replies
- sstrell
Super Contributor
You need to add the host and agent SLD JTAG bridge IP in the root and reserved partitions:
Is your Signal Tap in the root or reserved partition?
- Nurina
Regular Contributor
Hi, does above comment help?
- KennyT_altera
Super Contributor
Not sure if you have any update on the below? If no, we shall close this case
- Nurina
Regular Contributor
Hello,
We did not receive any response to the previous question/reply/answer provided, thus I will put this case to close pending. Please post a response in the next 15 days to allow me to continue to support you. After 15 days, this thread will be transitioned to community support. The community users will be able to help you with your follow-up questions.
Regards,
Nurina
- yussuf_khalil
New Contributor
Sorry, I've been on vacation. It seems indeed that @sstrell's solution is what I was looking for. Thanks a lot!