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user constraints
I have been developing and simulating a PS/2 mouse controller for a Xilinx Virtex 5 FPGA (XUPV5-LX110T). This board was purchased from Digilent Incorporated.
I have created a User Constraints File (UCF) for a PS2 mouse module and have loaded my PS2 mouse module to the FPGA board to observe some LED's flash. I observe no change in output when I move the mouse.
Is my UCF properly specified. Do I need more parameters for each net such as Iostandard Declarations?
Here is where I obtained my User Constraints Template
https://www.xilinx.com/univ/xupv5-lx110t/design_files/master_xupv5-lx110t.ucf
The following is my UCF File Contents
NET "IB" LOC="J19" | IOSTANDARD = "LVDS_25"; #CLKBUF_Q1_N Bank 3, Vcco=2.5V, No DCI
NET "I" LOC="K18" | IOSTANDARD = "LVDS_25"; #CLKBUF_Q1_P Bank 3, Vcco=2.5V, No DCI
NET "PS2C" LOC="R27"; # Bank 15, Vcco=1.8V, DCI using 49.9 ohm resistors
NET "PS2D" LOC="U26"; # Bank 15, Vcco=1.8V, DCI using 49.9 ohm resistors
NET "reset" LOC="E9"; #NET FPGA_CPU_RESET_B LOC="E9" # Bank 20, Vcco=3.3V, DCI using 49.9 ohm resisto
NET "middle_button_pressed" LOC="E8"; # Bank 20, Vcco=3.3V, DCI using 49.9 ohm resistors
NET "right_button_pressed" LOC="AG23"; # Bank 2, Vcco=3.3V
NET "mouse_moving_up" LOC="AF13"; # Bank 2, Vcco=3.3V
NET "mouse_moving_down" LOC="AG12"; # Bank 2, Vcco=3.3V
NET "left_button_pressed" LOC="AF23"; # Bank 2, Vcco=3.3V
NET "absolute_x_movement<7>" LOC="H18"; # Bank 3, Vcco=2.5V, No DCI
NET "absolute_x_movement<6>" LOC="L18"; # Bank 3, Vcco=2.5V, No DCI
NET "absolute_x_movement<5>" LOC="G15"; # Bank 3, Vcco=2.5V, No DCI
NET "absolute_x_movement<4>" LOC="AD26"; # Bank 21, Vcco=1.8V, DCI using 49.9 ohm resistors
NET "absolute_x_movement<3>" LOC="G16"; # Bank 3, Vcco=2.5V, No DCI
NET "absolute_x_movement<2>" LOC="AD25"; # Bank 21, Vcco=1.8V, DCI using 49.9 ohm resistors
NET "absolute_x_movement<1>" LOC="AD24"; # Bank 21, Vcco=1.8V, DCI using 49.9 ohm resistors
NET "absolute_x_movement<0>" LOC="AE24"; # Bank 21, Vcco=1.8V, DCI using 49.9 ohm resistors
If the UCF is correct, then I am thinking that the module has one of several problems.
1) The PS2 Clock is too Fast or Slow
2) The PS2 Mouse Initialization Sequence is not correct
3) There is contention for driving PS2Clock and PS2Data High and Low during initialization
4) Some other issue I am not aware of
Some extra information.
When I power on the unit and observe the Mouse Data on Chipscope I select all the nets on the UCF but I omit the bidirectional lines because I can not observe bidirectionals. I move the mouse and all outputs remain 0. My LEDs do not light up either.
I would be happy to present my testbench and my UUT but I want to first verify that my UCF is correct. My waveform on simulation looks consistent but I am thinking that if my UCF not wrong then my initialization sequence is incorrect.
If that is the case I might need to adjust the mouse values on the testbench.
My mouse module runs at 100 MHz and the PS/2 Clock runs at 16.67 KHz.
Thank you.
Added after 5 hours 5 minutes:
It looks like after hooking up the state machine output bits to the LED's they got stuck at a state which indicates that the mouse is not sending back data from what is called a Basic Assurance Test. This confirms that the initialization sequence is not finished and therefore does not trigger the mode where the mouse reports its coordinates and buttons pressed.
I have been developing and simulating a PS/2 mouse controller for a Xilinx Virtex 5 FPGA (XUPV5-LX110T). This board was purchased from Digilent Incorporated.
I have created a User Constraints File (UCF) for a PS2 mouse module and have loaded my PS2 mouse module to the FPGA board to observe some LED's flash. I observe no change in output when I move the mouse.
Is my UCF properly specified. Do I need more parameters for each net such as Iostandard Declarations?
Here is where I obtained my User Constraints Template
https://www.xilinx.com/univ/xupv5-lx110t/design_files/master_xupv5-lx110t.ucf
The following is my UCF File Contents
NET "IB" LOC="J19" | IOSTANDARD = "LVDS_25"; #CLKBUF_Q1_N Bank 3, Vcco=2.5V, No DCI
NET "I" LOC="K18" | IOSTANDARD = "LVDS_25"; #CLKBUF_Q1_P Bank 3, Vcco=2.5V, No DCI
NET "PS2C" LOC="R27"; # Bank 15, Vcco=1.8V, DCI using 49.9 ohm resistors
NET "PS2D" LOC="U26"; # Bank 15, Vcco=1.8V, DCI using 49.9 ohm resistors
NET "reset" LOC="E9"; #NET FPGA_CPU_RESET_B LOC="E9" # Bank 20, Vcco=3.3V, DCI using 49.9 ohm resisto
NET "middle_button_pressed" LOC="E8"; # Bank 20, Vcco=3.3V, DCI using 49.9 ohm resistors
NET "right_button_pressed" LOC="AG23"; # Bank 2, Vcco=3.3V
NET "mouse_moving_up" LOC="AF13"; # Bank 2, Vcco=3.3V
NET "mouse_moving_down" LOC="AG12"; # Bank 2, Vcco=3.3V
NET "left_button_pressed" LOC="AF23"; # Bank 2, Vcco=3.3V
NET "absolute_x_movement<7>" LOC="H18"; # Bank 3, Vcco=2.5V, No DCI
NET "absolute_x_movement<6>" LOC="L18"; # Bank 3, Vcco=2.5V, No DCI
NET "absolute_x_movement<5>" LOC="G15"; # Bank 3, Vcco=2.5V, No DCI
NET "absolute_x_movement<4>" LOC="AD26"; # Bank 21, Vcco=1.8V, DCI using 49.9 ohm resistors
NET "absolute_x_movement<3>" LOC="G16"; # Bank 3, Vcco=2.5V, No DCI
NET "absolute_x_movement<2>" LOC="AD25"; # Bank 21, Vcco=1.8V, DCI using 49.9 ohm resistors
NET "absolute_x_movement<1>" LOC="AD24"; # Bank 21, Vcco=1.8V, DCI using 49.9 ohm resistors
NET "absolute_x_movement<0>" LOC="AE24"; # Bank 21, Vcco=1.8V, DCI using 49.9 ohm resistors
If the UCF is correct, then I am thinking that the module has one of several problems.
1) The PS2 Clock is too Fast or Slow
2) The PS2 Mouse Initialization Sequence is not correct
3) There is contention for driving PS2Clock and PS2Data High and Low during initialization
4) Some other issue I am not aware of
Some extra information.
When I power on the unit and observe the Mouse Data on Chipscope I select all the nets on the UCF but I omit the bidirectional lines because I can not observe bidirectionals. I move the mouse and all outputs remain 0. My LEDs do not light up either.
I would be happy to present my testbench and my UUT but I want to first verify that my UCF is correct. My waveform on simulation looks consistent but I am thinking that if my UCF not wrong then my initialization sequence is incorrect.
If that is the case I might need to adjust the mouse values on the testbench.
My mouse module runs at 100 MHz and the PS/2 Clock runs at 16.67 KHz.
Thank you.
Added after 5 hours 5 minutes:
It looks like after hooking up the state machine output bits to the LED's they got stuck at a state which indicates that the mouse is not sending back data from what is called a Basic Assurance Test. This confirms that the initialization sequence is not finished and therefore does not trigger the mode where the mouse reports its coordinates and buttons pressed.
