The TF1260 rev1 arrives!!! Oh boy!

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terriblefire wrote: 22 Jan 2020 08:53 Boards posted out to chucky, supaduper, alenppc and go0se
Many thanks & much appreciated!

Were X2 of the -6 variant XC95288XL the final CPLD requirement in the end or did the -10s cut it?

I await the answer with some trepidation! :lol:
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go0se wrote: 22 Jan 2020 14:24
terriblefire wrote: 22 Jan 2020 08:53 Boards posted out to chucky, supaduper, alenppc and go0se
Many thanks & much appreciated!

Were X2 of the -6 variant XC95288XL the final CPLD requirement in the end or did the -10s cut it?

I await the answer with some trepidation! :lol:
I've put a 10ns on the bus cpld and a 6ns on the RAMCPLD. The ram CPLD has to cope with 200Mhz in places (clock control).
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Which RAM are you guys using for 128 MB?
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alenppc wrote: 23 Jan 2020 16:56 Which RAM are you guys using for 128 MB?
These are the RAM Steve sent me a link to bud
https://www.digikey.co.uk/product-detai ... ND/4498919
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supaduper wrote: 23 Jan 2020 18:21
alenppc wrote: 23 Jan 2020 16:56 Which RAM are you guys using for 128 MB?
These are the RAM Steve sent me a link to bud
https://www.digikey.co.uk/product-detai ... ND/4498919
Thanks Mark. I notice these are 143 MHz, that enough? There is also a 166 mhz version by ISSI.
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alenppc wrote: 23 Jan 2020 18:29
supaduper wrote: 23 Jan 2020 18:21

These are the RAM Steve sent me a link to bud
https://www.digikey.co.uk/product-detai ... ND/4498919
Thanks Mark. I notice these are 143 MHz, that enough? There is also a 166 mhz version by ISSI.
The RAM is never run at more than the CPU speed so getting expensive parts isnt necessary.
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Got a bunch of family things to sort out today. Cant get a firmware to boot Diagrom in the 20 mins I spent at it.
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Suffering from a PnD related hangover...

Ok it boots with a hardware patch.. need to sort the reset lines in firmware then we're good.
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terriblefire wrote: 26 Jan 2020 11:56 Suffering from a PnD related hangover...

Ok it boots with a hardware patch.. need to sort the reset lines in firmware then we're good.
LoL I bet your head is hurting :) but you want to hurt it some more with a sit at your lab table doing some `Burnination` coding
so fair play to yer :)

As I told you bud my TF1260 r1 is nearly `Oven Ready` !
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Try this firmware "as is" .. i dont expect it will work without a hardware patch but you can try.

For some reason the clock multiplier didnt output anything for me on channel 2 (I hadnt noticed it was a current drive differential)
tf1260r1_2020_01_26_alpha.zip
I've a few theories about why i wanna run down.
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