StickIt! Board V1.0 User Manual
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1. Tautic TPLD Socket As an alternative to using XuLA board there is an additional socket on the StickIt board for holding a Tautic TPLBA0 board with 64 macrocell CPLD GND 1 10 12 380 tacit 39 we 8 cunas SERERE 021 ns Ed m s 07 reed CHAN28 24 10117 amp CHANL2 CHAN27 aj ms 33 CHANZE 3 10 4 32 CHAN2S 4a i25 3 CHANS CHAN24 21 10223 4 He CHANG CHAN23 42 10725 0 48 28 CHANZ CHAN22 13 10 27 8 1047 s CHANG 31 0 29 CHANS Chane inde B Chana chants 0 32 8 09 CHAN18 10 33 10 43 2 chen 0 37 B 038 CHANIE 48 nce pago 22 CHANG CHANTS Ws 079 St Board VID user anual s MANOD2 V1 0 Feb 4 2012 Connections MD ESS Voltage Regulators The Stickt board accepts 5V from either the XuLa board when there is a shunt on jumper XULA PWR or an external power supply when there is a shunt on jumper 5V PWR The Stickit board voltage regulators create the additional 3 3V and 2 5V supplies iL Tete Be aware that placing shunts on bath the XULA PWR and SV PWR jumpers will connect the external power supply to the XULA board power supply This will cause damage unless 1 the USB cable is removed fram the XuLA board or2. 9 ESS Corporation Sticklt Board V1 0 User Manual How to install and use your new Sticklt Board MANOD2 V1 0 Feb 4 2012 40 ESS XESS is disclosing this Document and ntetectual Property hereinafter the Design to you for use in the development af designs to operate on or interface with XESS hardware devices XESS express dcaims any labi arising out of the aplication or use of the Design XESS reserves right to make changes at any time to the Design decmad desirable the sole discretion of XESS XESS assumes no obligan o corect any ers contained herein or to advise you of any conection if such be made XESS wil not assume any abi for the accuracy or coreciness af any engineering or technical supporto assistance provided to you in connection wih he Design THE DESIGN IS PROVIDED AS IS WITH ALL FAULTS AND THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO ITS FUNCTION AND IMPLEMENTATION IS YOU ACKNOWLEDGE AND AGREE THAT YOU HAVE NOT RELIED ON ANY ORAL OR WRITTEN INFORMATION OR ADVICE WHETHER GIVEN BY XESS OR ITS AGENTS OR EMPLOYEES XESS MAKES NO OTHER WARRANTIES WHETHER EXPRESS IMPLIED OR STATUTORY REGARDING THE DESIGN INCLUDING ANY WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE TITLE AND NONINFRINGEMENT OF THIRD PARTY RIGHTS IN NO EVENT WILL XESS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL INDIRECT EXEMPLARY SPECIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES INCLUDING ANY LOST DATA AND LOST PROFITS ARISING FROM OR R
3. 2 the SV jumper the XULA board is open Note that in its factory original configuration the SV Jumper on the board is shorted by a wiring trace on the bottom of the PCB which must be cut to disconnect the SV supply from the USB port PMOD Connectors There are six sockets for connecting external PMOD modules to the Sticktt board Sticklt Board V1 0 User Manual wun 5 MANOD2 V1 0 Feb 4 2012 Connections 4D ESS Five of these sockets PM1 PMB accept either four bit or elght bit PMOD modules while socket PMI can be used only with four bit modules ETE A total of 24 1 0 signals connect fram the XuLa board to the PMOD and Wing sockets iso you can use any combination of modules that require 24 total I Os or less For example you could connect three eight bit modules or two eight bit modules and two Tour bit modules six four bit modules etc Note that each PMOD socket shares four 1 0 lines with each of its adjacent PMOD sockets so there must be an empty socket between any pair of eight bit modules or else they will have conflicts For example connecting eight bit modules to sockets PM2 and PME is OK but using 2 and PMG would cause a conflict between PM2 and lines CHANS CHANIB CHANI and 7 Connecting a Wing module wil also consume 1 0 resources and may cause additional conflicts Each socket has an as
4. 2 PROJECT Stickle 158 Deter 1072672011 10 51 28 AUTHOR Dave Uandenbout 7 XESS Corp Shee 171
5. CHAN Chana Chen CHANE chang HANES Please note the following XuLA 1 0 channels CHANO CHAN31 and the channel clock CHAN CLK are connected to the X2 X5 sockets but only 24 of these signals are then routed out to the PMOD and Wing sockets CHAN2 CHANI2 CHANI9 CHAN24 CHAN27 CHAN29 CHAN3O and CHAN21 do not connect to the PMOD and Wing sockets Sticklt Board V1 0 User Manual wun xess com 7 MANOD2 V1 0 Feb 4 2012 Connections MD ESS The XuLA 5V pin is connected to the 5V XULA signal on the Stickit board This allows the XuLA board to send power to or receive power from the StickIt board This is the only voltage supply shared by both the XuLa and Stickitt boards The XuLA 3 3V pin is connected ta the X4 socket but it does not connect to the 3 34 supply of the Stickit board which connects to the XS socket The XuLA 1 2V pin is connected to the X4 and XS sockets but this voltage supply does not connect to anything else on the StickIt board The XuLA ground is connected to the Stickit board ground m The reset pin of the board connects to the X4 and XS sockets and also to the RESET pushbutton on the Sticklt board Pushing this button resets the XuLa board The analog 1 0 pins of the XULA board connect to the X2 and X3 sockets but these signals do not connect to anything else on the Sticklt board
6. ELATING TO YOUR USE OF THE DESIGN EVEN IF YOU HAVE BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES THE TOTAL CUMULATIVE LIABILITY OF XESS IN CONNECTION WIT YOUR USE OF THE DESIGN WHETHER IN CONTRACT OR TORT OR OTHERWISE WILL IN NO EVENT EXCEED THE AMOUNT OF FEES PAID BY YOU TO XESS HEREUNDER FOR USE OF THE DESIGN YOU ACKNOWLEDGE THAT THE FEES IF ANY REFLECT THE ALLOCATION OF RISK SET FORTH IN THIS AGREEMENT AND THAT XESS WOULD NOT MAKE AVAILABLE THE DESIGN TO YOU WITHOUT THESE LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITY The Design is not designed or intended for use in the development of on line control equipment in hazardous environments reguiring fall safe controls such as in he operation cf nuclear faites navigation or communications systems air control support or Weapons systems High Risk Appicatons XESS spectcaly disclaims any express or imped warranties of finess for such High Risk Applications You represent that use ofthe Desig in such High Risk Applications is fy at your rk 2012 XESS Inc XESS the XESS logo and oter designated brands included herein are trademarks af XESS Corporation PMOD trademark of Diglant other vademarks are the property of their respective owners De omen unser Shab 30 pto cor aves rgicsesbysard MANOD2 V1 0 Feb 4 2012 wun xess com Sticklt Board V1 0 User Manual MD ESS StickIt Board V1 0 User Manual MANO02 V1 0
7. February 4 2012 The following table shows the revision history for this document Date ion Revision 01 15 12 1 0 initial release for board V1 0 Ver MANOD2 V1 0 Feb 2012 wun xess com Sticklt Board V1 0 User Manual Table of Contents 4D ESS Table of Contents Preliminaries Getting Help Take Notice Packing List 2 Setup Inserting a XuLA Board Into Your Suckiti Board Applying Power to Your Stickit Board Applying Power Through the USB Port Applying Power Though the Power Jack Applying Power to Stand Alone Applications Connections XuLA Board Socket Tautic TPLD Socket Voltage Regulators PMOD Connectors Wing Connectors Using Modules A 1 1 0 Locations 2 Schematic MANOD2 V1 0 Feb 2012 wun xess com Sticklt Board V1 0 User Manual MD ESS Preliminaries Here s some helpful information before getting started Getting Help Here are some places to get help you encounter problems If you can t get the Stickt board to work send an e mail message describing your prablem to help ixess com or submit a problem report at Ptto wven xess com help php Our web site also has answers to frequently asked questions example designs application notes and tutorials forum where you can post questions Take Notice The XuLA Board is nat SV tolerant Do nat connect SV logic signals to t
8. h the Sticklt board is easy Just do the following Attach the module to either a PMOD or Wing socket on the StickIt board Determine the channel signals on the PMOD or Wing socket that connect to each 1 0 of the module m Find which FPGA pin of the XuLA board connects to each channel signal Make a UCF file associating each FPGA pin with each 1 0 of the module Include the UCF file in your Xilinx ISE FPGA project As an example consider a simple eight bit Wing module with eight LEDs each connected to one of the 1 0 signals like so Sticklt Board V1 0 User Manual wun ess 2 MANOD2 V1 0 Feb 4 2012 Using Modules MD ESS If this module is attached to the Wing socket WINGI then the channel connections are connected to these channels are from the XuLA manual CHANIS pis CHAN CLK p44 CHANI6 CHAND p36 CHANIT CHAM p37 CHANiB p32 CHAN p50 chang E CRANE chana Chana chante m 3230 CHANTS a TINGS Assuming XuLA 200 board is plugged into the StickIt board then the FPGA pins From this you can make the following pin assignments in a UCF NET ledi NET 1842 NET ledi NET ledi NET 1845 NET 1846 NET 1847 NET leda CHANLS CHAN CLK CHANLG CHAND CHANT CHANI CHAN Then include this UCF in your ISE project Sticklt Board V1 0 User Man
9. he PMOD or Wing sockets of the Stickit board Only power the StickIt board with a regulated 5 VDC center positive power supply Packing List Here is what you should have received in your package m a Stickit board Sticklt Board V1 0 User Manual MANOD2 V1 0 Feb 4 2012 ESS Setup The Stick board accepts XuLA FPGA board and provides it with connections ta separate StickIt modules such as LED displays buttons audio I O Inserting a XuLA Board into Your Stickit Board You insert a XuLA board inte the central row of sockets on the Sticklt board as shown below Make sure XuLA prototyping header pins line up with the sackets and that the USB connector is oriented towards the Sticklt board RESET button USB Connector RESET Button 4 Te insure a stable connection with the Stieklt board the XuLA board should have 0 25 square posts soldered into its prototyping header The 0 19 round posts used for mounting a XuLA into a solderless breadboard should not be used or else intermittent connections will occur Sticklt Board V1 0 User Manual wun 2 MANOD2 V1 0 Feb 4 2012 Setup MD ESS Applying Power to Your Stickit Board There are several ways to power the combination af your XuLA and Sticklt board Each of these will be discussed below Applying Power Through the USB Port Connecting the XuLA Board to a USB port provides it with a SV supp
10. ly capable af delivering up to 500 mA of current The SV supply can also power the Stickit board and attached StickIt modules by placing a shunt on the XULA PWR jumper as shown below XULA PWR jumper with shunt Sticklt Board V1 0 User Manual wun MANOD2 V1 0 Feb 4 2012 Setup 4 ESS Applying Power Though the Power Jack For applications that require more power than the USB port can provide you can attach a regulated 5 VDC center positive power adapter to the SVDC jack on the Sticklt board In this case the shunt should be removed from the XULA PWR jumper and placed on the SV PWR jumper on the Stickit board as shown below In this configuration the USB port powers the XuLA board while the adapter powers the StickIt board and any attached Sticklt modules 5V PWR jumper with shunt Sticklt Board V1 0 User Manual wun 4 MANOD2 V1 0 Feb 4 2012 MD ESS Setup Applying Power to Stand Alone Applications For applications that operate stand alone with no connection to a USB port you can attach a regulated 5 VDC center positive power adapter to the SVDC jack on the Stick board In addition shunts should be placed on both the XULA PWR and 5V PWR jumpers shown below This wil transfer power from the adapter through the Stcktt board to the XuLA board and SV PWR jumpers Leave the USB port unconnected USB cable should not be attached to the XuLA boa
11. rd in this configuration damage may result from the direct connection of the power adapter to the SV supply pin of the USB port Sticklt Board V1 0 User Manual wun MANOD2 V1 0 Feb 4 2012 Setup MD ESS In order to prevent inadvertent damage you can remove the SV shunt on the XuLA board disconnect the USB SV supply as shown below Note that doing this will prevent you from powering the XuLA through the USB part unti the SV shunt is restored Open the 5V jumper on the XuLA board to protect the USB port Sticklt Board V1 0 User Manual wun 5 MANOD2 V1 0 Feb 4 2012 MB ESS Connections This chapter describes the various sections of the Stickit board and shows how the XuLA board connects to them In addition the partial schematics used below you find a complete schematic at the end of this manual XuLA Board Socket The XuLA Board connects to the Stickit board through the X1 socket In addition there are four more 20x1 socket strips X2 X5 adjacent to X1 that provide access to the XuLA board 1 0 after itis plugged into the Stickit board XuLe CONN ANaLOG IOd 1 20 1 EXT Gana EUM Cons crane CHANS CHANS chan CHANS Chava CHAN CHAN Diana Chane Eten CHANS Chane Chas CHANTS chang
12. sociated jumper to connect either the 3 3V or SV power supply to the attached module In their factory original configuration each of these Jumpers is set to 3 3V by a shorting trace on the bottom of the Stickit board PCB You must cut this trace and install a jumper and shunt if you want to use a SV module Sticklt Board V1 0 User Manu MANOD2 V1 0 Feb 4 2012 10 Connections There are three sockets for connecting external eight bit Wing modules to the Sticktt board The Wing sockets are placed end to end so you can also use a 16 or 24 bit Wing module if such a thing exists A total of 24 1 0 signals connect from the XuLa board to the Wing Sockets so you can use any combination of modules that require 24 total I Os or less For example you could connect three eight bit modules or one eight bit module and 16 bit module Unlike the PMOD sockets there are no 1 0 lines shared between the Wing sockets However the Wing sockets do share the same 1 0 lines used by the PMOD sockets so there can be conflicts depending upon which PMOD and Wing sockets are used in an application Each Wing socket connects to the 54 3 3V and 2 5V supplies on the Stickit board so there is no need for a jumper to select which supply powers the attached Wing module Sticklt Board V1 0 User Manual un n MANOD2 V1 0 Feb 4 2012 Using Modules Using PMOD er Wing module wit
13. ual MANOD2 V1 0 Feb 4 2012 13 Locations The connections of the XuLA board 1 0 channels to the PMOD and Wing sockets of the Sticklt board are shown below o cone or Q d ly 50 3300 0 25 1 4 0 o ooo a ciao 0000 0000 Guo C CHAN25O 23 0 5 24 CHANBO ooo o 072 3 lt CHAN250 0 2 54 C 0000 0640 0000 o su7a au 0000 000 0888220 ET 0000 CHANZO CHAN220 CHAN23O 26 CHANSO 0 5 0 CHANGO OCHAN25 CHAN210 0 3 22 CHAN O 2 81 coo 0040 0000 000 Boo p su 2 200 o 0000 000 J 5 9 0535 7 of 2 027 uoo 90709 97008888 9508888 oria ow 2 2 0891287 o d f2972 ps o 95858 oj 9545 0515 a o 225 a Q Sticklt Board V1 0 User Manual MANOD2 V1 0 Feb 4 2012 MD ESS LE Schematic Sticklt Board V1 0 User Manual un xess com 15 MANOD2 V1 0 Feb 4 201
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