PCI Parallel port card for JTAG / programming?

Dec 11, 2007 5 Replies

Hi,



I need a PCI parallel port card since the new PC is "legacy free". I use parallel port based JTAG debuggers and programmers for micros (AVRs), CPLDs (Xilinx/Altera/Lattice) and FPGAs (Xilinx/Altera).



Which PCI parallel cards work or don't work for you? Tried it under Linux?



Seems like most PCI parallel cards are based on chipsets from Netmos



-- any luck with these?



Thanks.


I have a NetMos parallel card and it works fine (at least for Xilinx Parallel cable III JTAG)

Peter Wallace

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has a few cards that can be mapped to legacy ports. These work without problems once mapped to the legacy ports.

Regards Anton Erasmus

Hi,

I didn' t succedded to work with a Sunix Multi-I/O Universal PCI 4079A. But it' s ok with a Netmos PCI 9835 Multi I/O Controller

Hi,

I didn' t succedded to work with a Sunix Multi-I/O Universal PCI 4079A. But it' s ok with a Netmos PCI 9835 Multi I/O Controller

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Why not just get a USB Jtag? It must work out cheaper and less messing about in the long run?

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