7093 - Deployment Tool: Why does generated Rev D version of SVF (tester) in Deployment tool takes a long time to program on a device?

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  Deployment Tool by default support Rev E extended SVF format with Lattice proprietary LOOP instructions, if Rev D Standard SVF checkbox is not selected. Please refer to this article to generate standard SVF: ...

• 2328 - How do I create a Serial Vector Format (SVF) file that does not include the Lattice proprietary LOOP instructions?

  Solution: Lattice Semiconductor's programming tools have the ability to perform iterative functions on a block of SVF commands. The looping instructions do not conform to the Serial Vector Format Revision D specification. SVF is a protocol understood ...

• 1307 - Diamond: Why does the boundary scan device give LOOP 100 syntax error with an SVF file?

  Some boundary scan devices do not support the LOOP command, which is why it's giving the syntax error. This LOOP command is a Lattice-specific SVF command. It's not defined in the Serial Vector Format Specification. The advantage of the LOOP command ...

• 3795 - Diamond Deployment Tool: Does the PCF(Pattern Control Format) format supported in the Lattice Diamond Deployment Tool?

  The Lattice Deployment Tool already support's PCF format. To generate the PCF file, invoke Lattice Diamond Deployment Tool, Select Tester function type and ATE Output File Format. Both the Agilent HP3070 and HP3065 Tester Types are supported for PCF ...

• 7733 - ECP5 / Diamond 3.14: Why does my design get a Map device oversize error related to PLL for LFE5U-12F in with Diamond 3.14, but completes map successfully in earlier releases of Diamond software?

  In Diamond version 3.14, there is a bug where it incorrectly limits the number of PLLs in the device to 0 for LFE5U-12F. Example error message: ERROR - (device oversize error). The number of PLL components needed (1) exceeds the number available. ...