I'm afraid we are unable to redistribute the software but I've just given it a quick check myself and it seems to work ok for me.
What's the error you're seeing?
Altera FPGA/CPLD USB programmer (HCDVBD0007)
Re: Altera FPGA/CPLD USB programmer (HCDVBD0007)
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Re: Altera FPGA/CPLD USB programmer (HCDVBD0007)
Hi
thank you for your answer the problem of autentification is solved
but i need your help for a question if possible !!
i need to dowload a program from altera device Max7000s but i found anywhere in quartus programmer the right way to download it
can you help please ?
thank you for your answer the problem of autentification is solved
but i need your help for a question if possible !!
i need to dowload a program from altera device Max7000s but i found anywhere in quartus programmer the right way to download it
can you help please ?
Re: Altera FPGA/CPLD USB programmer (HCDVBD0007)
These steps assume you are using a USB blaster programmer snd it is connected to your CPLD/FPGA development board:
1) In the Quartus main screen open up the programmer window by clicking on the 'Tools' menu and selecting 'programmer'.
2) In the programmer window that just opened up select your programmer by clicking the Hardware Setup button in the top left of the window.
3) In the new window that has just opend select your programmer from the list (e.g. USB-Blaster), then click the close button to close the window
4) You should now see your programmer in the text box next to the hardware setup button you previously clicked
5) In the mode drop down selection box select 'JTAG' for CPLD devices or 'Active serial programming' for FPGA device
6) Add the file you wish to upload to the device by clicking the 'Add File button'.
7) Once you have selected the file you wish to program it should appear in the top half of the programming window. You will also notice there are some check boxes listed next to it. Make sure that the 'Program/configure' and optionally the 'Verify' check boxes are ticked.
9) Now click the 'Start' button and if everything is setup correctly it should program your device.
1) In the Quartus main screen open up the programmer window by clicking on the 'Tools' menu and selecting 'programmer'.
2) In the programmer window that just opened up select your programmer by clicking the Hardware Setup button in the top left of the window.
3) In the new window that has just opend select your programmer from the list (e.g. USB-Blaster), then click the close button to close the window
4) You should now see your programmer in the text box next to the hardware setup button you previously clicked
5) In the mode drop down selection box select 'JTAG' for CPLD devices or 'Active serial programming' for FPGA device
6) Add the file you wish to upload to the device by clicking the 'Add File button'.
7) Once you have selected the file you wish to program it should appear in the top half of the programming window. You will also notice there are some check boxes listed next to it. Make sure that the 'Program/configure' and optionally the 'Verify' check boxes are ticked.
9) Now click the 'Start' button and if everything is setup correctly it should program your device.
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Re: Altera FPGA/CPLD USB programmer (HCDVBD0007)
Tried all of the above. Drivers installed correctly Quartus 18.1 installed. Click start and error 44 every time. USB blaster will flash from one led to the other then nothing. checked connections still nothing.
Suspect dodgy usb blaster so will order another one but not from hobby components.
Suspect dodgy usb blaster so will order another one but not from hobby components.
Re: Altera FPGA/CPLD USB programmer (HCDVBD0007)
Sorry to hear this. If you could just send a quick email to sales (at) hobbycomponents.com with your order number we will sort out the issue from there.
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