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Hello, I was talking
about the Memec Spartan-3-1500 demo board. There is a USB/UART bridge, the UART
is controlled and PC sees a USB port. Drivers must be
installed in Windows: CP210x_Drivers.exe(http://www.revely.com/RMS100/RMS100_Download.htm). Isn’t
there any other way to have an USB port i.e. EDK controller core and uClinux
driver? So that the FPGA
is again an USB end-point-device seen from the computer. Thanks, Raul May be, you can try use core of XUPV2PRO
for PS2. It's available in http://www.digilentinc.com/Products/Detail.cfm?Prod=XUPV2P&Nav1=Products&Nav2=Programmable or directly in http://www.digilentinc.com/Data/Products/XUPV2P/EDK-XUP-V2ProPack.zip . There is also a reference project in http://www.digilentinc.com/Data/Products/XUPV2P/xup_bsb_ps2.zip. I think you should only change the target
FPGA in EDK Project and change the .ucf file for aligning it with S3E Board. Regards, Jardel. Matthieu Simon
wrote: > Hi Raul, > > There is
not any USB port "viewable from FPGA" on Spartan 3E Stater > Kit. The
USB connector ont the board is an embedded JTAG platform > cable. > > What do you
mean by "don’t allow to add (any USB or) PS/2 peripheral > to project" ? I don't think that EDK provides a PS2 controller
IP, > that means you need to create your own one. > > Regards; > Matthieu > > Raul Camaras a
écrit : > >> >> Hallo, >> >> I would
like to use USB port(i.e. existent in the Spartan-3E
500 >> starter demo kit as PS/2 port, or in the Memec Spartan-3 1600
Kit). >> >> EDK(both 7.1 and 8.1 versions) don’t allow to add any
USB or PS/2 >> peripheral to project, and supposedly also not any driver
for it. >> >> In the
documentation of board Memec-Spartan-3 1600 it is mentioned a >> CD
where USB peripheral and drivers could be installed(supposedly >> >> only for Windows installations). Where is this CD?! I can not
find >> it. Shoud it just be got directly from distributor(Memec)?
What else? >> >> Anyway,
how is it possible to use USB port? >> >> In
uclinux Kernel settings it is possible to activate “support for >>
USB”, is it right? >> >> Best
regards, >> >> Raul
Camaras >> >
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