The configuration-status leds, Table 1–7 on – Altera Nios Development Board User Manual

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Nios Development Board Reference Manual, Stratix Edition

September 2004

Configuration Controller Device (EPM7128AE)

1

The Nios II development kit includes the source files for the
factory-programmed reference design.

The configuration controller will stop reading data when the FPGA
successfully configures. The safe example design is setup to begin
executing code from address 0x7B0000. This region of flash memory is
factory-programmed with the web-server application software.

1

Do Not Erase

your safe hardware image (safe hardware

configuration data). If you do so inadvertently, see

Appendix B,

Restoring the Factory Configuration

for instructions on how to

restore your board to its factory configuration.

The Configuration-Status LEDs

The EPM7128AE device is connected to four status LEDs that show the
configuration status of the board at a glance (see

Figure 1–18

). The user

can tell which configuration, if any, was loaded into the board at power-
on by looking at the LEDs (see

Table 1–8 on page 1–25

). If a new

configuration was downloaded into the Stratix device via JTAG, then all
of the LEDs will turn off.

Table 1–7. Safe Hardware Configuration Data Memory Allocation

Address (hex)

Safe Hardware Image

700000

FPGA Configuration Data

710000

720000

730000

740000

750000

760000

770000

780000

790000

7A0000

7B0000

Web Server Software

7C0000

7D0000

7E0000

7F0000

Network Settings

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