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underwurlde · 02-21-2013

U2 looks fried to me? But can't really tell. U2 is the USB interface chip, so if bust could well explain why it is not working. I have some of those chips BTW...

All links look good to go:
R8 linked: thus power from the USB interface should provide power to your ProgSkeet.
R7 linked: thus power from the JTAG interface (such as an InJeCtuS for programming BitStreams) or 'external power' should provide power to your ProgSkeet.
R9 & R11 are linked: Output voltage from FPGA to flash devices will be 3V3 (this is what you want).

Having both R8 & R7 linked at the same time is fine, as long as the InJeCtuS is not connected at the same time as having your 'Skeet connected to a PC via USB.

Andy

02-21-2013	#5
underwurlde Member Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: S.England Posts: 492 Likes: 46 Liked 232 Times in 126 Posts Mentioned: 46 Post(s) Tagged: 0 Thread(s)	U2 looks fried to me? But can't really tell. U2 is the USB interface chip, so if bust could well explain why it is not working. I have some of those chips BTW... All links look good to go: R8 linked: thus power from the USB interface should provide power to your ProgSkeet. R7 linked: thus power from the JTAG interface (such as an InJeCtuS for programming BitStreams) or 'external power' should provide power to your ProgSkeet. R9 & R11 are linked: Output voltage from FPGA to flash devices will be 3V3 (this is what you want). Having both R8 & R7 linked at the same time is fine, as long as the InJeCtuS is not connected at the same time as having your 'Skeet connected to a PC via USB. Andy __________________ Phoenix II Has Risen: Convert your ProgSkeet v1.2 into a WORKING v1.1 DYN-001 QSB Coming Soon! (In testing - >>WORKS<<). Last edited by underwurlde; 02-21-2013 at 04:15 PM.