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Slow upload via onboard iCELink #15

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BarsMonster opened this issue Sep 12, 2022 · 4 comments
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Slow upload via onboard iCELink #15

BarsMonster opened this issue Sep 12, 2022 · 4 comments

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@BarsMonster
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Currently FPGA upload takes 10x more than synthesis (both DAPlink & file copy mode).
Is there any way to improve speed? Is firmware of your iCELink opensource so that one can try to improve the speed, probably by implementing some other faster protocol?

In the worst case, is it possible to connect external programmer to achieve faster upload speeds?

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wuxx commented Sep 14, 2022

hello, actually the file copy upload is already the fast way to program, it use usb bulk tranfer (USB 2.0 full speed device)

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wuxx commented Sep 14, 2022

connect external programmer is possible, please check this

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wuxx commented Sep 14, 2022

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Gracana commented Jan 3, 2023

Can you provide dimensions from those pads to the board bottom and side? I'm trying to design a board with spring contacts to interface with those pads.

[edit] Here's what I got from the product picture, which I scaled based on the 67.6mm measurement from the SODIMM spec. I later confirmed the measurements with calipers on a real device. 31mm from bottom (ignoring the 0.10mm which I believe to be caused by misalignment in my sketch), 40mm from the SD card side, with 50 mil spacing between pads.
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