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  • #65838
    marcusrushy
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      <p style=”text-align: right;”>Hi all. I built myself a CPS2 for my MV1C but I cannot seem to flash it. Everything looks fine and it’s not neatest jobs but any ideas. </p>

      #65847
      marqs
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        Assuming you have working programmer and drivers, that kind of issue indicates FPGA doesn’t get power or some of the JTAG pins is not properly soldered.

        #65850
        marcusrushy
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          Yeah my programmer works fine as flashed OSSC fine. I will go over all soldered parts and try again thanks.

          #65863
          marcusrushy
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            I have reseated everything and reflowed the board but still the same error. I originally installed the CPS2 onto my MV1C board to flash it but D1 started to smoke. Could I have fried the FPGA chip?

            #65906
            marqs
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              You should first check the output voltages of relevant regulators (U7, U12-14). Regarding D1, it could start smoking if it’s installed wrong way or overvoltage / reverse voltage is applied to 5V input. You should remove this protection diode as it has probably been damaged and could cause issues.

              #65907
              marcusrushy
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                I have replaced D1 and made sure it is the correct way round. I will test the regulators thanks.

                #65916
                marcusrushy
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                  U7 outputs 3.30v

                  U12 outputs 1.19v

                  U13 outputs 2.48v

                  U14 outputs 1.20v

                  U15 outputs 1.79v

                  #65917
                  marqs
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                    Those looks correct. I’d test next connectivity of JTAG pins (TCK, TMS, TDI, TDO) via diode tester while power is disconnected (red lead to GND and black lead to those pins on JTAG header – you should get a reading around 0.5-0.7V on each).

                    #65919
                    marcusrushy
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                      Ok. thanks for all your help so far. Will try that next. Hope we can get this working.

                      #65920
                      marcusrushy
                      Participant

                        I have the multimeter set to continuity like below.

                        #65921
                        marcusrushy
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                          Then with the red lead on point 1 in the picture I put the black pin on points 2-5. Results are below. Something is wrong 🙂

                          2 TDI – 0v

                          3 TMS – 0v

                          4 TDO – 0v

                          5 TCK – 0.912

                          #65938
                          marqs
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                            Your point 1 is 5V, not GND. Connect the lead on the other side of the diode.

                            #65941
                            marcusrushy
                            Participant

                              2 – .472

                              3 – .949

                              4 – .490

                              5 – .353

                              #65953
                              marqs
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                                TMS looks unusually high but otherwise I don’t see anything wrong. Is the FPGA from a trusted vendor?

                                #65954
                                marcusrushy
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                                  Got it from mouser

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