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  1. Thanks Jack for the answer; providing me some hints is already a big help and ought (hopefully) to be enough :-) It doesn't seem as straightforward as just connecting the two pins. ISE gives me the following error: Error: branch 'RXD' and branch 'WING_AL0' cannot be joined, because both branches have an I/O marker.Hmmm. Should create a dummy component with TX_IN, RX_IN, TX_OUT, RX_OUT and just assign the INs to the OUTs?
  2. From the documentation: I would like to use the internal FT2232 in the Papilio Pro as a simple USB-to-UART (for programming an Arduino, for example), but it seems the RX and TX pins are not connected to the headers. What is the fastest way to use the internal FT2232 to achieve such a thing? P.S. Maybe upload a program for the FPGA that merely connects the RX and TX (P101 and P105) to two other arbitrary pins?