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| - | ====5. Programming the Cmod A7 using Quad SPI==== | + | ====4. Programming the Cmod A7 using Quad SPI==== |
| Quad SPI Flash is a non-volatile memory that the Cmod A7's FPGA chip looks at on every startup. If Quad SPI is flashed then the FPGA will program itself with the contents found in Quad SPI's flash memory. This method of programming your board is great when you have a final project that you would like to demo or display that doesn' | Quad SPI Flash is a non-volatile memory that the Cmod A7's FPGA chip looks at on every startup. If Quad SPI is flashed then the FPGA will program itself with the contents found in Quad SPI's flash memory. This method of programming your board is great when you have a final project that you would like to demo or display that doesn' | ||
| - | >5.1) In the Hardware Manager window, under hardware right click your device and click Add Configuration Memory Device... | + | >4.1) In the Hardware Manager window, under hardware right click your device and click Add Configuration Memory Device... |
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| - | >5.2) This window will pop up. Select the **n25q32-3.3v-spix1_x2_x4** (highlighted below). Click OK on the next window asking if you want to program the configuration memory device. | + | >4.2) This window will pop up. Select the **n25q32-3.3v-spix1_x2_x4** (highlighted below). Click OK on the next window asking if you want to program the configuration memory device. |
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| - | >5.3) Select the .bin file (found in your project/ | + | >4.3) Select the .bin file (found in your project/ |
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