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_sources/compatibility/board.rst.txt

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+.. _compatibility:boards:
+
+Boards
+######
+
+.. NOTE::
+  `arty` can be any of the board names from the first column.
+
+.. code-block:: bash
+
+    openFPGALoader -b arty bitstream.bit # Loading in SRAM (volatile)
+    openFPGALoader -b arty -f bitstream.bit # Writing in flash (non-volatile)
+
+.. include:: boards.inc
+
+* IF: Internal Flash
+* EF: External Flash
+* AS: Active Serial flash mode
+* NA: Not Available
+* NT: Not Tested

_sources/compatibility/cable.rst.txt

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+.. _compatibility:cables:
+
+Cables
+######
+
+.. include:: cable.inc

_sources/compatibility/fpga.rst.txt

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+.. _compatibility:fpgas:
+
+FPGAs
+#####
+
+.. include:: fpga.inc
+
+* IF: Internal Flash
+* AS: Active Serial flash mode
+* NA: Not Available
+* NT: Not Tested

_sources/guide/advanced.rst.txt

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+.. _advanced-usage:
+
+Advanced usage of openFPGALoader
+################################
+
+Resetting an FPGA
+=================
+
+.. code-block:: bash
+
+    openFPGALoader [options] -r
+
+Using negative edge for TDO's sampling
+======================================
+
+If transaction are unstable you can try to change read edge by using
+
+.. code-block:: bash
+
+    openFPGALoader [options] --invert-read-edge
+
+Reading the bitstream from STDIN
+================================
+
+.. code-block:: bash
+
+    cat /path/to/bitstream.ext | openFPGALoader --file-type ext [options]
+
+``--file-type`` is required to detect file type.
+
+.. NOTE::
+  It's possible to load a bitstream through network:
+
+  .. code-block:: bash
+
+    # FPGA side
+    nc -lp port | openFPGALoader --file-type xxx [option
+
+    # Bitstream side
+    nc -q 0 host port < /path/to/bitstream.ext
+
+Automatic file type detection bypass
+====================================
+
+Default behavior is to use file extension to determine file parser.
+To avoid this mechanism ``--file-type type`` must be used.
+
+FT231/FT232 bitbang mode and pins configuration
+===============================================
+
+FT232R and ft231X may be used as JTAG programmer.
+JTAG communications are emulated in bitbang mode.
+
+To use these devices user needs to provides both the cable and the pin mapping:
+
+.. code-block:: bash
+
+    openFPGALoader [options] -cft23XXX --pins=TDI:TDO:TCK:TMS /path/to/bitstream.ext
+
+where:
+
+* ft23XXX may be ``ft232RL`` or ``ft231X``.
+* TDI:TDO:TCK:TMS may be the pin ID (0 <= id <= 7) or string value.
+
+allowed values are:
+
+===== ==
+value ID
+===== ==
+ TXD  0
+ RXD  1
+ RTS  2
+ CTS  3
+ DTR  4
+ DSR  5
+ DCD  6
+ RI   7
+===== ==
+
+Writing to an arbitrary address in flash memory
+===============================================
+
+With FPGA using an external SPI flash (*xilinx*, *lattice ECP5/nexus/ice40*, *anlogic*, *efinix*) option ``-o`` allows
+one to write raw binary file to an arbitrary adress in FLASH.
+
+Using an alternative directory for *spiOverJtag*
+================================================
+
+By setting ``OPENFPGALOADER_SOJ_DIR`` it's possible to override default
+*spiOverJtag* bitstreams directory:
+
+.. code-block:: bash
+
+    export OPENFPGALOADER_SOJ_DIR=/somewhere
+    openFPGALoader xxxx
+
+or
+
+.. code-block:: bash
+
+    OPENFPGALOADER_SOJ_DIR=/somewhere openFPGALoader xxxx

_sources/guide/first-steps.rst.txt

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+.. _first-steps:
+
+First steps with openFPGALoader
+###############################
+
+Install
+=======
+
+Packages are available for Linux distributions, Windows (MSYS2) and macOS:
+
+* *Arch Linux*: ``sudo pacman -S openfpgaloader``
+
+* *Fedora*: ``sudo dnf copr enable mobicarte/openFPGALoader; sudo dnf install openFPGALoader``
+
+* *MSYS2*: ``pacman -S mingw-w64-ucrt-x86_64-openFPGALoader``
+
+* *macOS*: ``brew install openfpgaloader``
+
+More instructions for other installation scenarios are available in :ref:`install`.
+
+Programming a development board
+===============================
+
+Just simply replace ``my_fpga_board`` with any FPGA board from :ref:`compatibility:boards`
+(or ``openFPGALoader --list-boards``) in any of the two commands below, depending on if you want to program the volatile
+part of your FPGA (faster but not persistent) or the flash part of your FPGA (slower but persistent):
+
+.. code-block:: bash
+
+    openFPGALoader -b my_fpga_board my_bitstream.bit # Program to SRAM
+    openFPGALoader -b my_fpga_board -f my_bitstream.bit # Program to flash
+
+.. NOTE::
+  When a bitstream file is compatible with both memory load and FLASH write, the default behavior is to load bitstream
+  in memory.
+
+Programming an "standalone" FPGA
+================================
+
+If your FPGA doesn't come with a built-in programmer or if you prefer to use an external cable, you can specify a cable
+to use from :ref:`compatibility:cables` (or ``openFPGALoader --list-cables``):
+
+.. code-block:: bash
+
+    openFPGALoader -c my_cable my_bitstream.bit # Program to SRAM
+    openFPGALoader -c my_cable -f my_bitstream.bit # Program to flash
+
+.. NOTE::
+  For some cable (like digilent adapters) signals from the converter are not just directly to the FPGA.
+  For this case, the ``-c`` must be added.
+
+.. HINT::
+  FTDI/FTDI-compatible cable users: the ``-d`` option lets you specify a specific FTDI device:
+
+  .. code-block:: bash
+
+      openFPGALoader -d /dev/ttyUSBX
+
+  When the ``-d`` option is not provided, openFPGALoader will opens the first FTDI adapter it finds.
+  Therefore it is preferable to use this flag if your computer is connected to multiple FTDI devices.
+
+Troubleshooting
+===============
+
+Please refer to :ref:`troubleshooting`.