7700 FPGA Functionality
From embeddedTS Manuals
The TS-7700 FPGA is connected to the CPU by a static memory controller, and as a result the FPGA can provide registers in the CPU memory space.
While most common functionality is accessed through layers of software that are already written, some features may require talking directly to the FPGA. Access to the FPGA is done through either the 8-bit or 16-bit memory regions. Code should access 16-bit or 8-bit depending on the access designed for the specific hardware core. For example, the CAN core is 8 bit, the 8 bit MUXBUS space is 8 bit. To access hardware cores in the FPGA, add the offset in the table below to the base address.
Bit Width | Base Address |
---|---|
16 | 0x80000000 |
8 | 0x81000000 |
Offset | Usage | Bit Width |
---|---|---|
0x0000 | 16KB blockram access (for XUART buffer) | 16 |
0x4000 | Syscon registers | 16 |
0x4400 | ADC registers (for off-board ADC) | 16 |
0x4800 | SPI interface (not implemented) | 16 |
0x4C00 | CAN controller | 8 |
0x4D00 | 2nd CAN controller | 8 |
0x5000 | Touchscreen registers | 16 |
0x5400 | XUART IO registers | 16 |
0x8000 | 32KB MUXBUS space | 16/8 |