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1. #QUARTUS USB BLASTER DRIVERS INSTALLATION INSTALL#
2. #QUARTUS USB BLASTER DRIVERS INSTALLATION UPDATE#
3. #QUARTUS USB BLASTER DRIVERS INSTALLATION PRO#

Select "Hardware Setup" and you should find the USB-Blaster II device on the hardware selection pulldown. Return to Quartus Prime Lite and launch the programmer tool. Select "Browse for Driver." Navigate to C:\intelFPGA_pro\21.2\qprogrammer\quartus\drivers\usb-blaster-ii and let 'er rip.

#QUARTUS USB BLASTER DRIVERS INSTALLATION INSTALL#

There are two devices, the console interface and the JTAG interface, Both labeled Blaster-II. Lab 1: Install Quartus and Program FPGA Pascal Francis-Mezger SeptemContents 1 Lab Overview 2 2 Installing Quartus 2 3 Setup the USB Blaster Driver 2 4 Creating a New Project with the Quartus Software 3 4.1 Create a New Verilog File and Copy the Code. Go to the Windows device manager (right-click on start button), look for "other hardware".

#QUARTUS USB BLASTER DRIVERS INSTALLATION PRO#

After that is installed (But wait, there's more!), close the Pro programmer app. After installing the programmer, launch the Driver Installer on the last page of the wizard.

As you can see, it seems the Altera USB-Blaster is OK. The first things to do is to check the drivers: T.1.1-The command dmesg show some status of the several device drivers running on the machine. This is a free utility that will install a proper signed driver. The usb-blaster seem to be recognized in quartus as USB-Blaster variant 2-2. The workaround is this: (I'm on Win 10 Pro)ĭownload the Quartus Prime Pro standalone programmer and tools, V21.2. Hi, In this video we are going to see How install Quartus Prime for windows OS, and its requirements.Quartus Installation requirements or Guidelines are re. It probably is tough noogies on Quartus Prime Lite. Back on the Win7 computer I tried using the command prompt to open altera\11.2sp2\quartus\bin\jtagconfig.exe and saw it read out the message "No JTAG hardware available".Well, here is what I've managed to figure out. If the USB-Blaster driver is not installed yet, follow the following steps to install it: 1. In troubleshooting, I also tried installing the same version of Quartus II and the USB blaster on my Win10 laptop, but the driver isn't signed for win10 so I dropped that approach. Right click on Altera USB-Blaster and click Browse my computer for driver software and choose the location, which is likely inside the Quartus installation directory, for example C:intelFPGAlite18.1quartusdriversusb-blaster. After connecting the USB Blaster to my Win7 computer for the first time and installing the driver from altera\11.1sp2\quartus\drivers, the USB Blaster shows up in the control panel as "USB-Blaster(Altera)" but Quartus II doesn't show it in the Programmer's Hardware Setup page.

Also, you can have more than 1 version of quartus installed on your PC as 1. The earlier Quartus versions are able to use them. In case you get any strange functional effects/install problems with Alteras USB Blaster drivers, you can just install newer ones from higher versions of Quartus.

If you are prompted Windows can’t verify the publisher of this driver software, select Install this driver software anyway in the Window Security dialog box. Select the Include subfolders option, and click Next. Note: Do not select the x32 or 圆4 directories.

driversusb-blaster directory.

#QUARTUS USB BLASTER DRIVERS INSTALLATION UPDATE#

Because I have this Ep2c5/ep2c8 dev board, I've been following this video to begin my work with FPGAs: Once copied you can update the driver, it can be found in device manager under other devices or simply you can run Dpinst in drivers directory.