XJTAG Blog

I bet most of you haven’t considered how you wire up a bench power supply – you just set the voltage and current limit and off you go.

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In XJEASE the SET statement is the command to access pins via a JTAG device. XJEase works out via the BSDL files and netlist how to access a pin on a non JTAG device from a JTAG device.

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This post discusses the selectors in XJDeveloper and how you can customise them. Selectors are used whenever you have to select either a Net or a Device. Entries in a selector are grouped into categories that can be customised.

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There are two ways to export projects from XJDeveloper either exporting to an XJPack or a zip file. Both options  are found on the File -> Export menu in XJDeveloper.

XJPack files are used by XJRunner in production. When you have finished creating your project in XJDeveloper, “pack” it and then this file can be used in production.

Zipping a project will create a single zip file that contains all the files used by the project. This can be useful if you are sending a project to another department, or for creating regular backups of your project.

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