Xilinx ChipScope Pro User Manual

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UG029 (v14.3) October 16, 2012
Chapter 5: ChipScope Engine Tcl Interface
::chipscope::csejtag_tap interrogate_chain
This subcommand scans the JTAG chain to obtain the IDCODE and number of devices in
the chain. Some IEEE 1149.1 non-compliant devices might not be compatible with this
subcommand and can cause the entire chain to be detected incorrectly or not at all. This
command does not update the instruction register (IR) lengths of each device.
Note: The JTAG target must be locked by using the ::chipscope::csejtag_target lock
subcommand before calling this subcommand.
Syntax
::chipscope::csejtag_tap interrogate_chain handle algorithm
Arguments
Returns
An exception is thrown if the subcommand fails.
Example
Attempt to interrogate the chain using the default algorithm.
%::chipscope::csejtag_tap interrogate_chain $handle
$CSEJTAG_SCAN_DEFAULT
Back to list of all CseJtag Tcl Commands
Table 5-28: Arguments for Subcommand ::chipscope::csejtag_tap
interrogate_chain
Argument Type Description
handle
Required
Handle to the session that is returned by
::chipscope::csejtag_session create.
algorithm Algorithm used to determine the composition of the JTAG
chain. Can be set to one of {$CSEJTAG_SCAN_DEFAULT |
$CSEJTAG_SCAN_TLRSHIFT |
$CSEJTAG_SCAN_WALKING_ONES}
The CSEJTAG_SCAN_WALKING_ONES algorithm is:
• Set each device into BYPASS by shifting long stream of 1's
into IR
• Shift DR pattern into TDI and wait for pattern on TDO. The
number of shifts determines the number of devices in the
JTAG chain.
• Perform the CSEJTAG_SCAN_TLRSHIFT algorithm to get
IDCODEs for each device.
The CSEJTAG_SCAN_TLRSHIFT algorithm is:
• Navigate to TLR
• Shift out bits until all IDCODEs (or BYPASS bits) are read

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Brand	Xilinx
Model	ChipScope Pro
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