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doc:src/boards: add PicoEVB (ft231X bit-banging) - #756
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Look good but it's strange to have the done bit low. This is not expected. |
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I have updated the |
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The update fixed it: Note that the output ends there now. The content of STAT is not shown. I guess that change is intended? |
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Great! Thanks! |
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Applied. |
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Thanks for your quick attention. A pleasure, as always ;) |
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RHS Research PicoEVB Rev D, featuring a Xilinx Artix-7 XC7A50T-2CSG325C FPGA.
The board includes an integrated FTDI FT230X USB-to-JTAG interface which operates in bit-bang mode.
JTAG pin mapping:
VID:PID:
0403:6015Both bitstream loading and SPI flash programming were tested.