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LatticeECP2 Standard Evaluation Board
Lattice Semiconductor
User’s Guide
Table 38. SW1 Connections
SW2 is a momentary switch that, when pressed, forces the FPGA to start a configuration cycle.
SW3 is a momentary switch that the user can define for any purpose, such as a global reset. SW3 is wired to I/O
E18 (bank 1) and applies a low logic level (0) when pressed.
LEDs
Eight user-definable LEDs are provided on the top of the board under SW1. These LEDs are each wired to a sepa-
rate GPIO on bank 1 as defined in the Table 39. The current limiting resistors associated with these LEDs are wired
to 3.3V, but it is safe to drive these signals with any FPGA I/O voltage. The LED will light when its associated I/O pin
is driven low.
Table 39. LED Connections
There are also three LEDs associated with the dedicated programming pins.
Table 40. Programming LEDs
Note: During JTAG programming, the state of the DONE LED has no meaning. This is because the DONE pin,
which drives the LED, is being controlled by the pin’s BSCAN cell. See Lattice technical note number TN1108,
LatticeECP2 sysCONFIG Usage Guide, for more information on the dedicated programming pins.
Seven-Segment Display
This board contains a seven-segment display, with decimal point, at U2. The segments are wired to GPIO as
defined in Table 41. A low on the pin will turn on the associated segment.
Switch
Pin
SW1-1
C12
SW1-2
B12
SW1-3
A11
SW1-4
A12
SW1-5
D12
SW1-6
E12
SW1-7
D13
SW1-8
E13
LED
Pin
D1
B14
D2
A14
D3
D14
D4
C13
D5
E14
D6
F14
D7
A13
D8
B13
LED
Pin
Color
Function
D12
PROGRAMN
Yellow
On when signal is low
D11
INITN
Red
On when initializing
D10
DONE
Green
On when configuration is complete