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→‎Configuration Pins: removed references to configuration pins for other programming modes
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These pins are used for the programming of the FPGA. Many of these pins revert to user I/O pins after programming is complete.
 
These pins are used for the programming of the FPGA. Many of these pins revert to user I/O pins after programming is complete.
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We will be using the master serial (Platform Flash) programming mode (see [[FPGA programming modes]]). Configuration pins not used in this mode are omitted from the table below.
 
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|'''Pin Name'''
 
|'''Pin Name'''
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|User I/O
 
|User I/O
 
|Used to daisy chain to next FPGA, if this were a multi-FPGA design<br>We are using only one FPGA per PCB, so this is not used
 
|Used to daisy chain to next FPGA, if this were a multi-FPGA design<br>We are using only one FPGA per PCB, so this is not used
|----
  −
|VS0
  −
|Variant select pin for SPI mode programming
  −
|Not used
  −
|User I/O
  −
| rowspan=3 | Not used, since we are not using SPI mode programming
  −
|----
  −
|VS1
  −
|Variant select pin for SPI mode programming
  −
|Not used
  −
|User I/O
  −
|----
  −
|VS2
  −
|Variant select pin for SPI mode programming
  −
|Not used
  −
|User I/O
  −
|----
  −
|MOSI
  −
|Serial data output to SPI EEPROM
  −
|Not used
  −
|User I/O
  −
|Used for EEPROM read commands in only SPI mode programming<br>Not used in our configuration
  −
|----
  −
|CSO_B
  −
|Chip select output for SPI
  −
|Not used
  −
|User I/O
  −
|Used for SPI mode only
   
|----
 
|----
 
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