johnbizzee
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Hi, I have a question on how to simulate this situation.
I have a working UART with parity checker that I synthesized to a Spartan 3 FPGA.
If the parity check is incorrect, a signal will be set to high. This signal I routed to an LED on the FPGA board. I use Putty on Windows to communicate with the serial port and enter data to be transmitted through the terminal.
How do I emulate the receiver receiving the wrong data to light up the parity error led?
I have a working UART with parity checker that I synthesized to a Spartan 3 FPGA.
If the parity check is incorrect, a signal will be set to high. This signal I routed to an LED on the FPGA board. I use Putty on Windows to communicate with the serial port and enter data to be transmitted through the terminal.
How do I emulate the receiver receiving the wrong data to light up the parity error led?