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Spartan-3 Starter Kit Board User Guide

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Chapter 9: FPGA Configuration Modes and Functions

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Chapter 9

FPGA Configuration Modes and
Functions

FPGA Configuration Mode Settings

In most applications for the Spartan-3 Starter Kit Board, the FPGA automatically boots
from the on-board Platform Flash memory whenever power is applied or the PROG push
button is pressed. However, the board supports all the available configuration modes via
the J8 header, indicated as

in

Figure 1-2

.

Table 9-1

provides the available option

settings for the J8 header. Additionally, the JP1 jumper setting is required when using
Master Serial configuration mode, as further described in

“Platform Flash Jumper Options

(JP1).”

The default jumper settings for the board are:

All jumpers in the J8 header are installed

The JP1 jumper is in the “Default” position

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Table 9-1:

Header J8 Controls the FPGA Configuration Mode

Configuration

Mode

<M0:M1:M2>

Header J8

Settings

Jumper JP1

Setting

Description

Master Serial

<0:0:0>

or

DEFAULT

. The FPGA automatically boots from the Platform

Flash.

The FPGA attempts to boot from a serial configuration source
attached to either expansion connector A2 or B1.

Slave Serial

<1:1:1>

Another device connected to either the A2 or B1 expansion
connector provides serial data and clock to load the FPGA.

Master Parallel

<1:1:0>

The FPGA attempts to boot from a parallel configuration source
attached to the B1 expansion connector.

M0 M1 M2

J8

GND

MODE

JP1

JP1

JP1

M0 M1 M2

MODE

J8

GND

JP1

MODE

M0 M1 M2

J8

GND

JP1

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