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Chapter 2: Command-line Executables
quartus_cpf
Quartus II Scripting Reference Manual
© July 2013
Altera Corporation
-q=<frequency with units>
Refer to the help for --frequency=<frequency with units> on
-s=<device name>
Refer to the help for --sfl_device=<device name> on
-u=<up|down>
Refer to the help for --count_dir=<up|down> on
-w
Refer to the help for --write on
--configuration_mode=<PS|AP|FPP|PPA|PPS>
Option to specify the configuration mode to be used. Use this option only if you want to generate a Raw
Binary File (.rbf), Tabular Text File (.ttf) or a Hexadecimal (Intel-Format) Output File (.hexout).
--convert
Option to convert input file(s) to output file format.
# To convert a .sof into a .pof, .jic, .rbf, .ttf or .hexout
quartus_cpf -c [options or option_file] <input_sof_file> <output file type (pof | jic |
rbf | ttf | hexout)>
# To convert multiple files into a .pof, .jic, .rbf, .ttf, or .hexout,
# use a Conversion Setup File (.cof) created with the
# Convert Programming Files dialog box in the UI
quartus_cpf -c <input_cof_file>
# To convert multiple filesinto a .jam, .jbc, .svf or .isc,
# use a Chain Description File (.cdf) created with the
# Programmer tool in the UI
quartus_cpf -c <input_cdf_file> <output file type (jam | jbc | svf | isc)>
--count_dir=<up|down>
Option to specify the direction for the address for the Hexadecimal (Intel-Format) Output File (.hexout).
Use this option only with the "-h" or "--hexout" option.
--device=<device name>
Option to specify the name for the configuration device.
Value
Options
PS
Passive Serial
AP
Active Parallel
FPP
Fast Passive Parallel
PPA
Passive Parallel Asynchronous
PPS
Passive Parallel Synchronous