Go to c:\altera\71\nios2eds\examples\vhdl\ and then the corresponding FPGA technology for your board (check the board to identify the right FPGA technology). Then choose "Add File" from the chain.cdf* dialog box. Under tool -> programmer, set your programming hardware to usb-blaster.
#Altera quartus ii usb blaster driver install
Windows should now be able to install the correct driver for your programming hardware.ģ. C:\altera\71\quartus\drivers\usb-blaster). Do not connect to software update, instead direct the search path to the appropriate driver directory within the Quartus installation directory (e.g. As part of the installation process, Windows will ask whether you want to connect to software update to locate the driver or you want to locate the driver manually. Typically, your Windows OS is able to detect the connection as soon as you connect an Altera board to your PC through USB. This writing only focuses on the USB-Blaster, which is the most commonly used programming hardware. You now need to set up the corresponding device driver for you PC. In addition, you also need the Altera Univerisity Program IP Cores, which provide the additional support for components on the DE2 and Altera Debug Client, which provides the debugging environment for the NiosII processors.Ģ. Altera provides free license for the software. Download Quartus II Web Edition and Nios II Processors from Altera.
Follow the steps listed below to configure your PC and download existing designs to the boards.ġ. The content of this document applies to all available boards. As of this writing, our department has the following boards available: DE2, Nios Development Kit Stratix Ed., and UP 3. This document describes steps to download Altera Nios Processors on to development boards. Nios II Tutorial Getting Start with Altera Development Board (DE2 or Nios Dev.
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