I'm using the DE-10 standard Intel FPGA. I'm trying to get a simple program that blinks a single LED to run when the FPGA is booted. From my understanding of the manual, the process involves converting my .sof file to a .jic file and using the Quartus programmer to place the .jic file on the FPGA. My .sof file does correctly work and the LED blinks. Practically every guide and tutorial I've seen follow this process and seem to get successful results.
When I perform this process, Nothing seems to be saved into non-volatile memory. When I restart the board, all the LEDs are lit to their default brightness. When I initially start the program from the programmer, all of the LEDs go blank as if the contents have been erased. I'm not really sure where I can be going wrong.
I asked for help on another forum asked to make sure that I configured my devices to Active Serial x1. I did this, but the program is still not saving to flash.
For reference, I'm using Altera's manual (page 121)
and this youtube video
Any help or assistance will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
When I perform this process, Nothing seems to be saved into non-volatile memory. When I restart the board, all the LEDs are lit to their default brightness. When I initially start the program from the programmer, all of the LEDs go blank as if the contents have been erased. I'm not really sure where I can be going wrong.
I asked for help on another forum asked to make sure that I configured my devices to Active Serial x1. I did this, but the program is still not saving to flash.
For reference, I'm using Altera's manual (page 121)
and this youtube video
Any help or assistance will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.