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18 Altera Corporation
AN 59: Configuring FLEX 10K Devices
Table 9. Pin Functions (Part 1 of 2)
Pin Name User
Mode
Configuration
Scheme
Pin Type Description
MSEL0
MSEL1
All Input 2-bit configuration input. Informs FLEX 10K device of the
configuration scheme. These bits are set as shown in
Table 3 earlier in this application note.
nSTATUS All Bidirectional
open-drain
The FLEX 10K device drives nSTATUS low immediately
after power-up and releases it within 100 ms. The nSTATUS
pin must be pulled up to V
CC
with a 1-k resistor. If an error
occurs during configuration, nSTATUS is pulled low by the
FLEX 10K device. If an external source drives the nSTATUS
pin low (as in multi-device configuration), the FLEX 10K
device enters an error state.
nCONFIG All Input Configuration control input. A low resets the FLEX 10K
device. A low-to-high transition begins configuration.
CONF_DONE All Bidirectional
open drain
Status output. The CONF_DONE pin is driven low by the
FLEX 10K device during configuration. After all
configuration data has been received without errors, the
FLEX 10K device tri-states CONF_DONE.
Status input. A high on this input directs the FLEX 10K
device to initialize and enter user mode.
The CONF_DONE net must be pulled to V
CC
with a 1.0-k
resistor and may be driven low by an external source to
delay the initialization process.
DCLK Configuration
EPROM,
PPS, PS
Input Clock input used to clock data from an external source into
the FLEX 10K device.
nCE All Input Active-low Chip Enable. The nCE pin activates the device
with a low signal to allow configuration and should be tied
low for single device configuration.
nCEO Multi-device Output Output that drives low when FLEX 10K configuration is
complete. This pin feeds the nCE of another FLEX 10K
device in a multi-device, cascaded configuration scheme.
nWS I/O PPA Input Write strobe input. A low-to-high transition causes the
FLEX 10K device to latch a byte of data on the
DATA[7..0] pins.
nRS I/O PPA Input Read strobe input. A low input directs the FLEX 10K device
to drive the RDYnBSY signal on the DATA7 pin. If the nRS pin
is not used, it should be tied high.
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