
14 UG033, December 18, 2013
Configuration Pins and Clock Selection
Table 4 below lists the names and functions of all of the configuration and JTAG pins used in
the four different configuration modes.
Table 4: Configuration/JTAG Pins and Functions
Serial data output to flash memory
Input of configuration
data from flash
Input of configuration
data from flash
Input of configuration
data from flash
Input of configuration data from flash
Active-low configuration reset
Open-drain configuration done output
Open-drain SRAM initialization complete output
Config mode select.
Set to '100'.
Config mode select.
Set to '001'.
Config mode select.
Set to '010'.
Config mode select.
Not used in JTAG
mode, but these pins
should be set to '100',
'001', '010' or '000'.
Bypass config system
clock. Tie to '0' or '1'.
Bypass config system clock. Set to '0'.
Bypass config system
clock. Tie to '0' or '1'.
Selects configuration clock. Set to '0'.
Input of config data
from JTAG controller
Serial data output to
JTAG controller
Mode select from
JTAG controller
Active-low reset from
JTAG controller
Clock from JTAG
controller
Table 5 highlights the different clock sources that can be selected in the various configuration
modes, and Figure 10 illustrates the same FPGA configuration clock selection logic.
Table 5: Clock Sources for Configuration Modes and Settings
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