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Add IO BUFFERs on XPS and ISE
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03-18-2011 10:23 PM
I have a design using a spartan 6 .I am using XPS for the embedded part .And the that design is instantiated in a ISE project .
But some output signals are not comming out .I do behavioral simulation and all is ok .When i do Translate,map and route simulation .I have the same problem that i see in the bitstream my output signals from the embedded design in XPS get routed but they are not there .Or is like the three state pin in the IO block is not driven .Where is this comming from?
I have the setting ADD IO BUFFERS checked .
Any ideas?/
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03-19-2011 06:01 AM
I'm a little confused on "my output signals from the embedded design in XPS get routed but they are not there"
What exactly is not there? The output buffers? If those are not there then what gets routed?
Have you tried cleaning the hardware in XPS and then building from ISE?
-- Gabor
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03-19-2011 08:42 AM
Well the signal from the xps project gets routed to the output buffer .I can see it on the Fpga editor .But nothing comes out from that pin . is like the enble pin on the buffer is not set .This should be set aumatically with the Add IO buffer option checked .
But if i set a 1 on those pins from the Ise project side The output is high no problem .If i do ot from the XPS side .Now there is the same problem nothing comes out.Wow
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03-19-2011 02:12 PM
The output buffer will be automatically enabled for outputs, unless the outputs
have tri-state terms in the source. Bidirectional pins would need to be enabled
by the design. Are you talking about GPIO pins? Those would certainly need
to be enabled for output by your C source code.
-- Gabor











