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Programming the FPGA
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**EEPROM (on left, chip holds the programming in non-volatile memory and programs FPGA on startup)
**EEPROM (on left, chip holds the programming in non-volatile memory and programs FPGA on startup)
**FPGA on right, volatile and forgets its programming at every powerdown
**FPGA on right, volatile and forgets its programming at every powerdown
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*Make sure that the digital board has power.
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*Select Create PROM file in top left window. Xilinx needs to create a new mcs file out of the bit file before the FPGA can be programmed.
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*The following settings should be used when creating the PROM
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**Xilinx flash/prom
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**PROM family platform flash
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**Device xcf01s [1M]. Add if not already there.
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**Output file name: fpga
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**Save to /TotalTest
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**Format mcs
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**Don't add non-config data.
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**Generate
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*Switch back to the boundary scan tab.
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*Select EEPROM then select program in the lower left window. Auto-erase normally occurs but if it doesn't, erase and then program.
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