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Java High Performance Computing Project -- XSA-50 Tutorial

Java High Performance Computing Project -- XSA-50 Tutorial. Chia-Tien Dan Lo Department of Computer Science University of Texas at San Antonio. Objectives. Shows 2 examples on using XSA-50 board An LED decoder DIP switch control Parallel port control

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Java High Performance Computing Project -- XSA-50 Tutorial

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  1. Java High Performance Computing Project --XSA-50 Tutorial Chia-Tien Dan Lo Department of Computer Science University of Texas at San Antonio Dan Lo, CS@UTSA, 2003

  2. Objectives • Shows 2 examples on using XSA-50 board • An LED decoder • DIP switch control • Parallel port control • A counter that increments number on each second tick • Using clock generator (DS1075) • Show down the clock Dan Lo, CS@UTSA, 2003

  3. Prerequisites • Hardware • Xess XSA-50 Board • DC9V Adaptor • DB25 Cable • PC • Software • Xilinx WebPACK 6.1i • Xess XSTOOLs Dan Lo, CS@UTSA, 2003

  4. Spartan II Density Dan Lo, CS@UTSA, 2003

  5. XSA-50 Dan Lo, CS@UTSA, 2003

  6. What You Can Do • Configure the following chips: • OSC DS1075 (100MHz – 48.7KHz) • CPLD XC9572XL • Spartan II XC2S50 • EEPROM AT49F002 (1M bits) • 8M RAM Dan Lo, CS@UTSA, 2003

  7. Power the XSA-50 • Two Options • Plug a DC9V adaptor to J5 (2.1 mm female center-positive) • Using PS/2 power • Connecting a PS/2 male-to-male cable from the Laptop PS/2 port to J4 connector • Reuse bad PS/2 mice. There are 4 wires (red, blue, yellow, white) in the cable. Connect red (+) and blue (-) to get 5V. The other two are data and clock which are not used. Dan Lo, CS@UTSA, 2003

  8. Connection XSA-50 and PC • Connect a DB25 male-to-male cable between the parallel port of a PC and the XSA-50 J8. Dan Lo, CS@UTSA, 2003

  9. Connection Dan Lo, CS@UTSA, 2003

  10. XSA-50 Component Arrangement Dan Lo, CS@UTSA, 2003

  11. Design Flow • Writing VHDL Code • Using logic synthesizers to translate VHDL to netlist • Using implementation tools to map logic gates and interconnections to FPGAs • Generating a bitstream • Programming FPGAs using the bitstream Dan Lo, CS@UTSA, 2003

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  13. LED Decoder Dan Lo, CS@UTSA, 2003

  14. Outlook Dan Lo, CS@UTSA, 2003

  15. Starting Project Navigator Dan Lo, CS@UTSA, 2003

  16. Design • New a project • Select device family • Select HDL • New a source (right click or project->new source) • Select I/O ports • Check VHDL syntax (Synthesize->check syntax) • Syntheses (double click synthesize) Dan Lo, CS@UTSA, 2003

  17. VHDL Code for LED Decoder • library IEEE; • use IEEE.STD_LOGIC_1164.ALL; • use IEEE.STD_LOGIC_ARITH.ALL; • use IEEE.STD_LOGIC_UNSIGNED.ALL; • -- Uncomment the following lines to use the declarations that are • -- provided for instantiating Xilinx primitive components. • --library UNISIM; • --use UNISIM.VComponents.all; • entity leddec is • Port ( d : in std_logic_vector(3 downto 0); • s : out std_logic_vector(6 downto 0)); • end leddec; • architecture Behavioral of leddec is • begin • s <= "1110111" when d = "0000" else • "0010010" when d = "0001" else • "1011101" when d = "0010" else • "1011011" when d = "0011" else • "0111010" when d = "0100" else • "1101011" when d = "0101" else • "1101111" when d = "0110" else • "1010010" when d = "0111" else • "1111111" when d = "1000" else • "1111011" when d = "1001" else • "1111110" when d = "1010" else • "0101111" when d = "1011" else • "0001101" when d = "1100" else • "0011111" when d = "1101" else • "1101101" when d = "1110" else • "1101100"; • end Behavioral; Dan Lo, CS@UTSA, 2003

  18. Implement Design • By double clicking implement design, we will map, place and route the design into FPGAs Dan Lo, CS@UTSA, 2003

  19. Check Information • Resource Usage • Pin Assignment • Report for each task Dan Lo, CS@UTSA, 2003

  20. Constraining the Fit • The pin assignments have to be redone to reflect actual need. Dan Lo, CS@UTSA, 2003

  21. DIP Switches Dan Lo, CS@UTSA, 2003

  22. Using Constraint Editor • Creating a new user constrain file • Project -> new source -> implementation constrains file • Reassign I/O ports • Double click implement design • View/Edit Placed Design (FloorPlanner) Dan Lo, CS@UTSA, 2003

  23. Generating Bitstreams • Double generate programming file • A file with “bit” extension will be created Dan Lo, CS@UTSA, 2003

  24. Programming FPGAs • Use GXSLOAD to load the *.bit file to Spartan II FPGAs • The first time may not work. Try again! Dan Lo, CS@UTSA, 2003

  25. Testing • Use GXSPORT to send data through parallel port. • Try different DIP switch combination if the design takes inputs from them Dan Lo, CS@UTSA, 2003

  26. Sequential Logic Example - Counter • Use clock source from DS1075 (100,000,00/2052 = 48.7 KHz) • Use push button (SW2) – low-activated • The counter counts from 0 to 15 and changes numbers each second Dan Lo, CS@UTSA, 2003

  27. VHDL Code for the Counter process(reset, slowclk) • variable cnt: integer range 0 to 15; • begin • if reset = '0' then • cnt :=0; • elsif slowclk'event and slowclk = '1' then • cnt := cnt + 1; • end if; • d <= cnt; • end process; • s <= "1110111" when d = 0 else • "0010010" when d = 1 else • "1011101" when d = 2 else • "1011011" when d = 3 else • "0111010" when d = 4 else • "1101011" when d = 5 else • "1101111" when d = 6 else • "1010010" when d = 7 else • "1111111" when d = 8 else • "1111011" when d = 9 else • "1111110" when d = 10 else • "0101111" when d = 11 else • "0001101" when d = 12 else • "0011111" when d = 13 else • "1101101" when d = 14 else • "1101100"; • end Behavioral; • library IEEE; • use IEEE.STD_LOGIC_1164.ALL; • use IEEE.STD_LOGIC_ARITH.ALL; • use IEEE.STD_LOGIC_UNSIGNED.ALL; • entity counter is • Port ( clk, reset: in std_logic; • s : out std_logic_vector(6 downto 0)); • end counter; • architecture Behavioral of counter is • signal d: integer range 0 to 15; • signal slowclk: std_logic; • begin • -- slowdown clock • process(reset, clk) • variable cnt: integer range 0 to 24366; • begin • if reset = '0' then • cnt := 0; • slowclk <= '0'; • elsif clk'event and clk = '1' then • cnt := cnt + 1; • if cnt = 24366 then • cnt := 0; • slowclk <= not slowclk; • end if; • end if; • end process; Dan Lo, CS@UTSA, 2003

  28. Setting DS1073 Frequency • Disconnect any cable connecting to XSA-50 board • Change shunt to set on J6 jump • Start GXSSETCLK tool and set divisor to 2052. Then click “set”. • Connect cables back to XSA-50 Dan Lo, CS@UTSA, 2003

  29. Pin Assignment • Connect master clock (clk) to P88 (master_clk) • Connect reset to P93 (push buton) • Be careful in the VHDL code that reset should be functioned in low state. Dan Lo, CS@UTSA, 2003

  30. More Information • http://www.xess.com/manuals/xsa-manual-v1_2.pdf • http://www.xess.com/appnotes/webpack-5_2-fpga.pdf • http://toolbox.xilinx.com/docsan/xilinx5/manuals.htm • ftp://ftp.xilinx.com/pub/documentation/ise5_tutorials/ise5tut.pdf Dan Lo, CS@UTSA, 2003

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