Altera Quartus II Scripting - Manual (Page 78)

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Quartus II Scripting Reference Manual © July 2013 Altera Corporation
The following syntax is supported for backward compatibility, as is the cable index (the number returned
by jtagconfig to identify a cable):
<host_name/IP_address>::<cable_name>[<port>]@<baud_rate>
Examples:
ByteBlasterMV
"byteblaster [lpt1]"
"USB-Blaster on remote-machine [com1]"
APU
--haltcc
Halts the on-chip auto-configuration controller of the device to allow programming via the JTAG interface.
--initcfg
Specifies that configuration devices will configure attached devices automatically after the Programmer
finishes programming the configuration devices.
--list
Option to display all the available programming hardware cables.
--mode=<programming mode>
Option to specify which programming mode to use.
Use one of the following programming mode values:
--operation=<programming operation>
Option to specify which programming operation(s) to perform on the device(s).
Use the following syntax for each device in a device chain:
-o <options>;<input_file>@<device_index>
NOTE: The device index starts with 1.
Exceptions to this syntax occur when you use the following options:
-o E;<output_file>;<device_name>@<device_index>
-o S;<device_name/input_file>@<device_index>
<options> must be one of the following combinations:
P, BP, PV, BPV,
PL, BPL, PVL, BPVL
CP, CBP, CPV, CBPV,
CPL, CBPL, CPVL, CBPVL
IP, IBP, IPV, IBPV,
Value Mode
JTAG JTAG programming
PS Passive Serial programming
AS Active Serial programming
SD In-Socket programming