
Port Condition Size Descriptions
epcs_id[] Optional 8 bit Contains the silicon ID of the EPCS device after the read
silicon ID operation. This port holds the value of the silicon
ID until the device resets. Sample the epcs_id[7..0] port
after the busy signal goes low.
illegal_erase Optional 1 bit Indicates that an erase instruction has been set to a
protected sector on the EPCS/EPCQ/EPCQ-L memory. This
port is required when you specify the sector_erase port,
bulk_erase port, or die_erase port. The illegal_erase
signal goes high to indicate that the IP core has cancelled the
erase instruction. The signal pulses high for two clock cycles
—one clock cycle before, and one clock cycle after the busy
signal goes low. Monitor this port to detect the status of an
erase operation.
illegal_write Optional 1 bit Indicates that a write instruction is targeting a protected
sector on the EPCS/EPCQ/EPCQ-L memory. This port is
required when you specify the write port. The illegal_
write signal goes high to indicate that the IP core has
cancelled a write instruction. The signal pulses high for two
clock cycles—one clock cycle before, and one clock cycle
after the busy signal goes low. Monitor this port to detect
the status of a write operation.
rdid_out[] Optional 8 bit Contains the memory capacity ID of the EPCS/EPCQ/
EPCQ-L device after the read memory capacity ID
operation is completed. This port holds the value until the
device resets. Sample the rdid_out[7..0] port after the
busy signal goes low.
read_address[] Optional 24 or
32 bit
Contains the memory address of the EPCS/EPCQ/EPCQ-L
to be read from. Use this port together with the
dataout[7..0]port.
For EPCQ256/EPCQ-L256 or larger devices, the width of
the addr and read_address signals is 32 bit.
status_out[] Optional 8 bit Contains the value of the EPCS/EPCQ/EPCQ-L status
register after the read status register operation is completed.
This port holds the value until you execute another reading
status register operation, or until you reset the device. To
obtain the most recent value of the status register, you must
perform a read status register operation before sampling the
status_out[7..0] port. Sample the port only after the
busy signal goes low.
Related Information
• on page 26
For more information about the write operation
• on page 23
For more information about the read operation
• on page 20
For more information about the read silicon ID operation
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Altera ASMI Parallel IP Core User Guide
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