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Odyssey MAX 10 FPGA and BLE Sensor Kit
User Guide Odyssey MAX 10 FPGA and BLE Sensor Kit -
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8.2.2
Autonomous Field
Enable this Return field by sliding the ON/OFF switch appropriately if the personality will be
returning a data value repeatedly and without user request. The user may enter a short character
string to identify the autonomous filed and also define what data type to display the return field.
returning a data value repeatedly and without user request. The user may enter a short character
string to identify the autonomous filed and also define what data type to display the return field.
8.2.3
Comparison Indicator Fields (Not implemented)
8.2.4
FPGA Required Field
In many use cases it will be necessary to program the FPGA with a design to complete functionality
requirements. The FPGA design can be programmed into the MAX 10 FPGA by one of two
methods.
requirements. The FPGA design can be programmed into the MAX 10 FPGA by one of two
methods.
By means of a personality load (Recommended)
When using a personality to load the FPGA a user can easily switch between personalities that
have different FPGA designs and the FPGA will be automatically reprogrammed.
have different FPGA designs and the FPGA will be automatically reprogrammed.
Directly via the JTAG header on the MAX 10 FPGA board
If this method is used, the Odyssey Framework has no awareness of the FPGA design. It is
beyond the scope of this document to detail this method.
beyond the scope of this document to detail this method.
The Web Utility Personality Editor or the Console Menu must associate FPGA design images, using
the JAM “jbc” (Jam Byte Code) file format, with a personality. The image is programmed into the
FPGA via the FPGA JTAG pins using software that is running on the EFM32 microcontroller called
a JAM player. A valid JAM (<design>.jbc) file can be created by converting a MAX 10 FPGA SOF
file that is generated as part of the Quartus II tool flow as described in section 7.4 above. Note:
This works for POF-to-JBC format conversions as well.
Open the Quartus II Programmer (see section 2.2.7C)
Click on “Add File” and browse to the directory with the SOF file and select it. Click “Open”
From the “File” menu, click on “Create JAM, JBC, SVF, of ISC file…”
Click on “Add File” and browse to the directory with the SOF file and select it. Click “Open”
From the “File” menu, click on “Create JAM, JBC, SVF, of ISC file…”