I have just received my new Cmod S7 module. Plugging it in to a USB3.0 port on my PC (Windows 7), it powers up and runs the out-of-box demo (lighting up the various LEDs in sequence).
However, I notice that Windows doesn't detect any USB device being connected. If I remember correctly, these FTDI chips are usually auto-detected in Windows. However, I don't get any notification, nothing appears in Device Manager, and a terminal emulator (Tera Term) can't see a serial port. In Vivado (2019.2), the hardware manager can't find any device to connect to.
I've tried a couple of USB cables (20cm - 30cm), which I believe are both fine, and also tried different USB ports on my PC.
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I have just received my new Cmod S7 module. Plugging it in to a USB3.0 port on my PC (Windows 7), it powers up and runs the out-of-box demo (lighting up the various LEDs in sequence).
However, I notice that Windows doesn't detect any USB device being connected. If I remember correctly, these FTDI chips are usually auto-detected in Windows. However, I don't get any notification, nothing appears in Device Manager, and a terminal emulator (Tera Term) can't see a serial port. In Vivado (2019.2), the hardware manager can't find any device to connect to.
I've tried a couple of USB cables (20cm - 30cm), which I believe are both fine, and also tried different USB ports on my PC.
What should I do?
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