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Altera_Forum
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17 years agoUSB Without NIOS
Is anyone aware of some sample HDL code that accesses the DE2 USB chip (ISP1362) as a Device WITHOUT NIOS or any other processor implementation? In other words, by just programming a Verilog or VHDL state machine to access the chip?
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- Altera_Forum
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--- Quote Start --- First of all, thanks for your response! Unfortunately your driver which you are providing does not work on windows7 64 bit. Can I use the driver from libusb? fisa --- Quote End --- I have tested it to work under Windows 7 64bit SP1. You can try re-generating the driver from libusb-win32. Good luck! - Altera_Forum
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mzakharo, no, it's never too late. It appears you have done an excellent job here. At some point I switched over to the Saxo-L board from KNJN with a smaller, but adequate, Cyclone and an easier USB device. But I am very interested in your code. Thank you!
- Altera_Forum
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Oh cool - this board is using a very neat USB controller, I like the implementation of FIFO interface to the USB chip:
http://www.knjn.com/docs/knjn%20fx2%20fpga%20boards.pdf - section 13. Maybe the Altera DE-2 project I/O interface can be extended to use something like it. Right now I think the I/O interface is a bit lacking in flow-control features. - Altera_Forum
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--- Quote Start --- I have tested it to work under Windows 7 64bit SP1. You can try re-generating the driver from libusb-win32. Good luck! --- Quote End --- Hi mzakharo It's finally working.. don't know why but windows now accepts the driver :)! Anyway thx for your help!