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• Run iMPACT from the build/firmware/<project> directory

  Code Block
  cd workspace/build/firmware/<project> impact

  • 405: Select Xilinx Flash/PROM: Click , click green arrow
  • 440: Select BPI Flash Single FPGA-> Configure Single FPGA, click green arrow
  • 405: Select Platform Flash for PROM Family

  • Wiki Markup
    Select {{xcf32p \[32 M\]}} for {{Device (bits)}}

  • 440: Select Virtex 5 for Target FPGA
  • 405: Select xcf32p [32 M] for Device (bits)
  • 440: Select xcf128x [16 M] for Storage Device (Bytes)
  • Click Add Storage Device
  • Click green arrow
  • Ignore Checksum Fill Value
  • Enter Output File Name (e.g v4-dpm.mcs)
  • Select Output File Location
  • File Format: MCS
  • 405: Enable Revisioning: No
  • 405: Enable Compression: No
  • 440: Add Non-Configuration Data Files: No
  • Click OK
  • Pop-up: OK
  • Pop-up: Select .bit file: OK
  • Would you like to add another device to Revision: 0 : No
  • Pop-up: OK
  • 440: Multiboot blah, blah, blah: Cancel
  • Right click "Generate File..." (Deselect devices first by clicking on background)
• There is no need to version control the .mcs file

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• Ensure the JTAG dongle is connected to your board
• Verify the esn of the dongle
• Log into the computer to which the dongle's USB cable is connected
• Run iMPACT from the build/firmware/<project> directory
  • Load the project of interest or bail out of any pop-ups
  • Select Output -> Cable Setup...
  • Ensure the JTAG dongle with your esn is selected
  • Click OK
  • Select the Boundary Scan window
  • For 405s:
    • Right click on PROM device -> Assign New Configuration File
    • Select .mcs file -> Open
    • PROM device now has file name instead of 'bypass'
    • Right click on PROM device -> Program
  • For 440s:
    • Right click on FPGA device -> Add SPI/BPI Flash...
    • Select .mcs file -> Openunmigrated-wiki-markup
    • Select {{BPI PROM}}, {{XCF128X}}, Data Width: {{16}}, Select RS\[1:0\]b Pin Address Bits: {{NOT USED}}, {{OK}}
    • Ignore iMPACT Warning by clicking OK
    • Right click on attached FLASH device -> Program
• After completion, cycle board (or payload) power to reload the FPGA

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