Design.jed; Eztag.pro; Batch_File.cmd; Device.bsd - Xilinx EZTag User Manual

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design.jed

The design.jed file contains the configuration information for the
target design in JEDEC 3-C standard formats. The file is generated by
the fitter software. This file may optionally contain functional test
vectors to do functional verification of XC9500 devices.

eztag.pro

The eztag.pro file contains the default values for all EZTag options:
part, design, baud, and port. These option values are updated at the
end of every EZTag session. For EZTag to recognize an xchecker.pro
file, it must be located in the same directory in which you started the
EZTag software.
batch_file.cmd
The batch files are text files used to execute commands in the batch
mode, and the extension ".cmd" is required.

device.bsd

The bsd files contain Boundary Scan Description Language (BSDL)
specifications of the operation of the boundary-scan logic of a given
device. For any non-XC9500 device in your boundary-scan chain, you
are required to supply this file.

Invoking EZTag

You can start EZTag using any of the following methods:

Downloading

You can download a design after connecting the XChecker cable to
the host system and target system. To download a design, enter the
4-2
Command line entry from the system shell. Only download and
verify are supported. You cannot interactively probe the internal
logic. Command line entry can only be used when there is exactly
one device in the boundary-scan chain.
Interactive commands from the system shell. This mode offers
additional commands for download and readback and also allows
you to probe the internal logic states of the target system device.
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