Stratix II/Stratix II GX Device Configuration
Configuration Scheme Overview
Stratix® II/Stratix II GX devices support the following configuration schemes:
- Serial—To Conserve Pins
- Parallel—For Faster Configuration
- Fast Passive Parallel (FPP)
- Uses an external intelligent host, such as a PC, an EPC device, or a microprocessor, to control the configuration process synchronously and supply the configuration data in a parallel manner to the Stratix II/Stratix II GX device.
- Passive Parallel Asynchronous (PPA)
- Uses an external intelligent host, such as a PC or microprocessor, to control the configuration process asynchronously and supply the configuration data in a parallel manner to the Stratix II/Stratix II GX device.
How to Configure Stratix II/Stratix II GX Devices
- For Prototyping or Debugging
- Using Altera Programming Cables
- The Quartus® II programmer supports configuring Stratix II/Stratix II GX devices directly using PS or JTAG interfaces via Altera® programming cables.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Are the configuration files for Stratix II EP2S60 engineering sample (ES) devices and EP2S60 devices compatible?
- Why does the configuration behavior for an Altera FPGA behave differently with Quartus II software versions 4.1 and 4.2 if there is a configuration device that performs configuration if
nCONFIG is toggled?
- What version of Quartus II software supports the Stratix II remote system upgrade feature for use in AS configuration mode?
- Is the JTAG ID code for the ES version different from the production version in Stratix II devices?
- Why doesn't the
AnF bit of the control register in the remote configuration block set to "1" when the Stratix or Stratix II device is configured with the application image?
- What is
CONFIG_IO?
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